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Favorite TV Quotes and Catch Phrases


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There are some tv shows where you can say a phrase or two and most folks will know exactly which show you're talking about. For example, "Elizabeth! I'm comin' to join ya, honey!" was commonly said on Sanford & Son. Another one was "Sit on it!" from Happy Days. These sayings become popular and are frequently quoted or used in conversation. They're a part of our pop culture. Everyone has their favorites. What are your favorite TV quotes and catch phrases?

 

Some of mine:

 

Book 'em, Danno. - Hawaii Five-o

I know nothing! - Hogan's Heroes

I love it! I love it! - Dukes of Hazzard

I love it when a plan comes together. - The A-Team

Beam me up, Scotty - Star Trek (Yeah, I know that exact phrase was never used on the show, but it's become irrevocably tied to the show.)

Let's bust some punks! - The Good Guys

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Gotta have some Greatest American Hero quotes.

 

This stinks. I hate this! - Bill Maxwell, TGAH

If it's trouble you're looking for, you've just come across the West Coast distributor. - Bill Maxwell, TGAH

 

And of course, one of my favorite words... "scenario"! LOL.

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Since we've been watching The Honeymooners lately, I have to add:

 

Bang, zoom! To the moon, Alice!

Baby, you're the greatest.

 

Then, because I'm such a sci fi geek... I actually use this one a lot...

 

Danger, Will Robinson!

 

And some Mary Tyler Moore, which we've been watching too. Have I mentioned I LOVE all the retro tv networks we get?

 

A little song, a little dance, a little seltzer down your pants. (ROFL!)

You've got spunk. I hate spunk.

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It's a dog-eat-dog world out there and I'm wearing Milk Bone underwear. -Norm, Cheers.

 

I LOVE that line. One of my favorite Cheers quotes. Norm's got so many quotable lines. I also like this one..

 

Women. You can't live with 'em. Pass the beernuts.

 

ROFL!

 

I also love when Cliff is trying to market his "beetabaga fajita in a pita". ROFL. I've said that to the hubby before, "Would you like to try a beetabaga fajita in a pita?" and he just stared at me like I was insane. LOL.

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Oh, I forgot...

 

"He's dead, Jim." ROFL.

 

Many, many years ago, I worked for a hospital. Our second-level manager was named, no kidding, Dr. McCoy. Every time he left the office, my co-workers and I would turn to each other and say "He's dead, Jim."

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