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Pick: Which TV catchphrase have you heard repeated the most?
From "Good Morning, Angels" to "Aaay!"
They're called catchphrases for a reason: Once viewers heard them, these lines from TV caught on like wildfire.
Now catchphrases from Fonzie's "Aaay!" to Charlie's "Good Morning, Angels" have a life of their own, as words we've all heard repeated in contexts that have nothing to do with the shows they originated on.
Today, we want to know: Which catchphrase caught on most in your world? See how many others know what'choo talkin' 'bout!
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Pick the TV catchphrase you've heard repeated the most:
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Pick: Which TV catchphrase have you heard repeated the most?
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Danger, Will Robinson?
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“This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.” (Mission: Impossible)
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“This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.” (Mission: Impossible)
0% similar...”you got some ‘splainin’ to do,” because my mom and I quote Lucy CONSTANTLY. It’s got references for every situation. Only other show like that is Spongebob. XD
100% similar
Nip it in the bud
Nip it in the bud
“Live long and prosper.” (Star Trek)
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20% similar to the most popular responses
20% similar
20% similar to the most popular responses
100% similar
100% similar to the most popular responses
100% similar to the most popular responses
“Dy-no-mite!” (Good Times)
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0%. Perfect!
Nip it Nip it ...
Interesting.
Particularly as I did not hear that expression for decades and only now hear it almost every day.
Way to go Barney.
Particularly as I did not hear that expression for decades and only now hear it almost every day.
Way to go Barney.
I actually heard Mike Nelson say it first, while he was doing a spot-on
Barney Fife impression. Strange!
Barney Fife impression. Strange!
100% similar. I picked "Nip it in the bud."
I was 100% similar and i picked 'Nip It In The Bud!'
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20% similar!
I have to say for some weird reason I've said "Danger Will Robinson" and heard it countless times this past year.
I wouldn't say "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!" is a catchphrase any more than "Aah! My nose!" They both were more memetic than anything. Kind of like "Sure, Jan" from the first movie was. The Brady Bunch didn't really have catchphrases they said over and over in the course of the series. The internet, as usual, blows things up to excessive levels.
A good point.
THANK YOU. My pet peeve is "Nip It, in the Bud".
It was said, in an episode, 8 1/2 times (the 1/2 was when one character started and the second character finished, the phrase) ONLY ONE EPISODE
But, it's been used to promote the program, so much, that people think, it's a catchphrase.
I'M LOOKING AT YOU, MeTV!!
It was said, in an episode, 8 1/2 times (the 1/2 was when one character started and the second character finished, the phrase) ONLY ONE EPISODE
But, it's been used to promote the program, so much, that people think, it's a catchphrase.
I'M LOOKING AT YOU, MeTV!!
Hard to choose between what you literally hear the most because you have favorite shows you watch repeatedly and ear worm lines that have become embedded in pop culture.
I picked "Live long and prosper".
But I'm a ling-time Trekkie who used to go to cons. I would have picked "Beam me up, Scotty", though like "Play it again, Sam" Kirk never actually said it.
But I'm a ling-time Trekkie who used to go to cons. I would have picked "Beam me up, Scotty", though like "Play it again, Sam" Kirk never actually said it.
There is no definite answer in this quiz, as all these phrases have become commonly used over many years!