What is a catchphrase from a TV show that you use all the time?

[exitseven]

Yes, this question was inspired by @Ez-Bri-Z_v2.

I always say "don't do the crime if you can't do the time"

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"Head em' up, Move em' out."
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[Lliam]

"I know nnnothinggg" Sgt. Schultz - Hogan's Heroes

"I pity the fool" Mr. T - The A Team

[exitseven]

Yes, two great quotes.

[Dongie]

Shultzy

[Lliam]

Thanks for the MHO, bro.

What about "One of these days, Alice, one of these days. Bang, zoom, straight to the moon." My wife gives me the same look that Alice would give Ralph. Arms folded, and an expression like "You wouldn't dare." LOL

[beefcakebradybatson]

Rich for a man who O. J. ed his wife !!!

[exitseven]

Where did that come from?

[beefcakebradybatson]

Bobby Blake slew his grifter wife, Bonnie Lee Bakely, but like O. J., was acquitted of the charges by a (likely) star-struck jury.

[exitseven]

After hearing about what is wife has been up to I sort of figured I would give him a pass on killing her.

[beefcakebradybatson]

OK, but all he needed to do was dump her ugly a**!!!

[AI Opinion]

One of my favorite catchphrases is from "Friends": "How you doin'?" Joey's iconic line always adds a bit of humor to any situation. 😄 It's such a versatile phrase that can bring a smile to people's faces whenever you use it in a conversation.

[beefcakebradybatson]

"Friends" reeks. The equivalent of 1990's/early 2000's affluent white folk's segregation. A quarter-black city like NYC, and they know ZERO POC?

[Anonymous]

Lots. Though usually this tends to be a specific episode sometimes over a general catchphrase, but I guess it works either way. And it's a mixture of movies and TV shows.

It's a lot of classic Warner Brother's "Bugs Bunny" cartoons. Simpsons, Futurama, a short lived animated show called Freakazoid, and a show called The Critic. Lots of Kids in the Hall ("I crush your head!" "I darn near puked" (this one comes up quite often, surprisingly). Some from the old show Get Smart. Lots of MST3k. I especially find Crows impression of John Hurt's Joe Merrick ("The elephant Man") quite funny, so it's talking like that. "This potatoes got big ears." "Like hell. More food." These tend to be the most common. Just stuff that I found funny that got into my head, and sometimes I'm like... Ok... where did THAT come from? and then I realize its from something like The Critic (Like I say "Hotchie Motchie" quite a bit. Then I realized recently it was from The Critic.) Some SNL. Lots of Monty Python. Yes, I am a HUGE nerd.

[WhiteSteve]

Hmmm…off the top of my head, from Letterkenny, the hockey coach’s “IT’S FUCKIN’ EMBARRASSING!!!” is one I say a lot….

This guy is such a great character😂

https://www.youtube.com/embed/EvY7p3sQa5whttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zFNyiV7AMDI

Another one I say from him a lot is “LEARN HOW TO FUCKIN’ DRIVE!!!”, at random moments😝 I guess it’s more in the context of other characters saying it mockingly though…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/V7rF4pn78l0https://www.youtube.com/embed/r11qt-KuBwc

[Wraith_Cemetery]

I've said a few every once in a while.

"Sheesh. What a grouch..." - The Honeymooners (1950s).

"This isn't any ordinary darkness... this is advanced darkness" - Spongebob

"Holy Macanoli" - Punky Brewster

[Dargil]

Phonetically Ya-neverdrdrd know! (Scots accent) from some old Star Trek episode when something unpredicted happens. I use that often and I have infected others who get it.

[Dongie]

I dun't have the power!

[Dargil]

@Dongie i doon't have tha powerdrdrd as Scotty would say.

[Dongie]

Yep!

[exitseven]

The more you overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain.

[DishLady]

"Beam me up Scottie..." (and from the same series... "Fly her apart, then!") -- funnier in context.

[AviatorTom]

At work, when we are having discussions, I sometimes pull a Police Lieutenant Joe Friday (from Dragnet). "Just the facts, <ma'am or sir>".

[Wiredone]

I always say " did I do that " in a particular person's whining voice. Can you guess who it is?

[exitseven]

Steve Urkel. My kids loved that show.

[Wiredone]

He was hilarious

[Dongie]

"Boy howdy!," Heath from The Big Valley.

"Hey Jake," the new husband of Rene Russo, ex wife to Tom Berenger in Major League.

[exitseven]

I watch the Big valley all the time and this does not ring a bell. However the author of one of the textbooks I use often says this.

[Dongie]

He uses it a few times. Enough that it was a topic of conversation for a second. I loved that show growing up. It was my favorite western. High Chapperal. Bonanza and Rifleman. On Saturdays. Oh, Gunsmoke, too.

[Dongie]

Textbook? What subject?

[exitseven]

It is a Computer Hardware course that I teach.

[Dongie]

Ok, cool.

[BCRanger10]

I use various forms of "I'm the greatest" by Bender from Futurama.

I think I quote movies more than anything else. I use "Knowudduhmean?" from the Ernest movies a lot.

[Mollylogin]

"Giddy up"! Cosmo Kramer from Seinfeld.

[Dongie]

I do that one sometimes too.

[Mollylogin]

@Dongie A friend of mine always said it which got me to start saying it lol

[Dongie]

You know, that show ended before you were born. I wonder now if you have watched it?

[Mollylogin]

@Dongie I love that show! There's a station that has it on for like four hrs every night. I started watching it a couple years ago.

[Dongie]

Hehe, yeah, they are a fun group. Love the group!

[Daniela1982]

I'd use "Rawhide" but hate glass in my eye.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/RdR6MN2jKYs

[exitseven]

Head em' up, Move em' out.

[jamesgoldman]

I use plenty from the Sopranos most of which is too coarse to type here

Far more from films to be honest

[molonski2]

" Book em Danno "

" Sorry about that Chief " - Get Smart

[OlderAndWiser]

"Finest kind!" from M*A*S*H

[exitseven]

I watch MASH all the time and I never heard that phrase.

[OlderAndWiser]

Perhaps it was in the book.

[exitseven]

I remember the movie but did not know it was a book.

[OlderAndWiser]

Oh yes, a book and a movie and a TV program.

[TrueConfection]

Wuchoo talkin’ ‘bout Willis?

[Dongie]

Da' gooch!

[TrueConfection]

@Dongie whaaat? 🥸

[Dongie]

You know about Arnold saying that to Willis but don't know who the Gooch is?
That was the school bully.

[TrueConfection]

@Dongie No, I don’t remember that guy.

[Dongie]

Arnold talked about him all the time. I don't think he ever made an appearance. This made his reputation more fearful.

[TrueConfection]

@Dongie My kids have told me I’m senile. My memory isn’t as good as it used to be. I loved that show as a kid though.

[Dongie]

Nah, you just have more new memories. I watched it, too. Arnold was funny.

[ChiTown33]

I don't use catch phrases per se. But I do have a closet full of movie lines committed to memory that I use in various applicable situations.

[DrPepper12]

"Imagine if you will..."

[Dongie]

"Lighten up...

[Dongie]

... Frances!"

[Caroline91]

“The game is on.” from Sherlock

[Dongie]

Aye, those are two of my favorite movies of all time. RD, Jr. & JL

[chrissykerdock]

what's happening

[Hellraiser1984]

Bite my shiny metal ass!

Life is short life is shit and soon it will be over.

[NathanDavis]

fetch...

[katiesmuff]

That was a good series!

[BarryLiverstone]

That’s what she said

[Staximus]

"is that your final answer?"

[SpaceGalaxy]

no, never

[Godihateyou]

Hack the planet!!!