Here's one I remember because I could not go one day without hearing it...
"The following program is brought to you in living color on NBC"..the Peacock, of course!

And:
"It's sock it to me time"...Laugh-In
"Verrry Interesting"..another Laugh-In saying

"Let it all hang out" -The Hombres  8)

"That's just GROOVY Baby!"    8)

Here comes the judge. (also from Laugh-In).
Out of Sight.
And of course the ever popular Groovy.




Cat

That was TRIPPIN', man!

'You bet your sweet bippy'...Laugh-In

'Well, Golly'..Gomer Pyle

'Quick! To the Batmobile'(or Batcopter, Batboat)..Batman, the ABC series

"This is the city, Los Angeles, California"..Dragnet

"The names were changed to protect the innocent"-Dragnet
"The Finkle Finger of Fate"-Laugh-in
"Look that up in your Funk & Wagner"-Laugh-in




Cat

Keep on Truckin
Up Against the Wall (MF)
I am not a crook

Keep on Truckin
Up Against the Wall (MF)
I am not a crook





Not trying to be a stickler but I think these are from the 70s.  ;)  (I keep wanting to say "Far Out" but that is also from the 70s)




Cat

Not trying to be a stickler but I think these are from the 70s.  ;)  (I keep wanting to say "Far Out" but that is also from the 70s)

Cat


oops, well actually I am not a crook is seventies but the other two are definitely 60's material

oops, well actually I am not a crook is seventies but the other two are definitely 60's material



I thought "Keep on Truckin'" was 70s. If I am wrong-sorry.



Cat

I thought "Keep on Truckin'" was 70s. If I am wrong-sorry.



Cat


It goes back to R. Crumb.  I think I have on of those comics stashed away somewhere, I am absolutely sure on it.

It goes back to R. Crumb.  I think I have on of those comics stashed away somewhere, I am absolutely sure on it.



I will take your word for it.



Cat

'Bond..James Bond'

"Yabba-dabba-doo"
"Jetson, you're fired!"
"Heeeere's Johnny"

"That cat is happening!"

"That cat is happening!"



Yeah, I know I am.  ;) :D ;D



Gotta split.



Cat

"Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me"

What? Did everybody forget Flip Wilson's character"Geraldine"??  "She" had two great lines: "What you see is what you get!!" and "The devil made me do it!!"

Kookie lend me your comb.    W

I still say it today... " what a bummer"

HW

BREAK ON THROUGH THE OTHER SIDE

As Dr Smith on Lost In Space frequently said to Robot "Yours not to question why; yours to do as I say or die".

As Dr Smith on Lost In Space frequently said to Robot "Yours not to question why; yours to do as I say or die".


You forgot "you ninny" on the end of that sentice.  ;D

Warning! Warning, Will Robinson.




Cat

"Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste"...At least I think that's the opening line to 'Sympathy for the Devil'

Red Skelton's eternal closing of his weekly show- "Good night and God bless"

I'd like to add, what a beautiful, talented, artistic genius of an entertainer he was; proves that you can be hilarious without resorting to the filth that many of today's comics seem to rely on so heavily. I've got many DVD's of his show and they are truly timeless pieces of work; as funny today as they were in the 1960's.

Obscenity doesn't offend me, I'm a nasty b@stard. ;D ;)

"It aint over 'til it's over" - Yogi Berra

Let your fingers do the walking.
Does she? Or doesn't she? Only her hairdresser knows for sure.
A little dab will do ya.




Cat

"You bet your sweet bippy!"

'You have entered....THE TWILIGHT ZONE'

"Awsome dude!!"

"Don't Bogart that joint my friend"

"Tune in, turn on, drop out"

What about "The Fuzz" as in, the Police.

Or Boffo (this may have been 70's - I'll research it)

'Bond..James Bond'
"Shaken...not stirred"

"I'd rather fight, than switch"..Tareyton cigarettes...

John Cameron Swayze as a Timex watch spokesman: "Takes a Licking and Keeps on Ticking"

"Herrrrrrre's Johnny!

"Very interesting...but stupid!"

"Hang ten and follow the Sun"

Get Real!

submarine race watching

nickel bags

go and pound salt

I'm riding shotgun!

Lets turn on and dropout

"Hello, Good Evening and Welcome"

"Are you hip to it?"

"Tune in, turn on, drop out"


Sorry, I missed your entry when I posted mine,  and you said it correctly.

HW

The battle cry of the Viet Nam War protesters..."Give Peace a Chance"

"It's a happening"

Make love, not war.




Cat

what a goof!

what a goof!



I can still hear my sister saying this one in my head.  ;D




Cat

"Stick it to the Man!"

What? Did everybody forget Flip Wilson's character"Geraldine"??  "She" had two great lines: "What you see is what you get!!" and "The devil made me do it!!"


Didn't he also have a catch phrase "Here come's the Judge...Here comes the Judge...etc" for one of his characters in a skit?

I think this was from the 60's from a brothers comedy team (name?) from a skit " You may call me JJ... you may Mr. J...but don't call me Johnson" 

Didn't he also have a catch phrase "Here come's the Judge...Here comes the Judge...etc" for one of his characters in a skit?




That was from Laugh-in. 



I think this was from the 60's from a brothers comedy team (name?) from a skit " You may call me JJ... you may Mr. J...but don't call me Johnson" 



Are you thinking about the Smothers' Brothers? I remember the "You can call my Jay, or you can call me Ray...." from a commercial in the 70s. I can't remember what it was for. However, the Smothers' Brother COULD have had that on their show but I don't remember it.




Cat

That was from Laugh-in. 



Are you thinking about the Smothers' Brothers? I remember the "You can call my Jay, or you can call me Ray...." from a commercial in the 70s. I can't remember what it was for. However, the Smothers' Brother COULD have had that on their show but I don't remember it.




Cat


No not the Smothers Bothers, I was thinking of all day today, the one who did that character JJ also did a character who was the Unknown Comic and wore a brown paper bag over his head and mocked people and had a high pitched laugh to really aggravate the people he mocked. I think he married a popular actress too, and divorced her...C'mon who is he!?...you know, I know you know who he is. HW 

No not the Smothers Bothers, I was thinking of all day today, the one who did that character JJ also did a character who was the Unknown Comic and wore a brown paper bag over his head and mocked people and had a high pitched laugh to really aggravate the people he mocked. I think he married a popular actress too, and divorced her...C'mon who is he!?...you know, I know you know who he is. HW 



I remember the Unknown Comic from the Gong Show but I can't remember who he was.  :-[




Cat

I remember the Unknown Comic from the Gong Show but I can't remember who he was.  :-[


I think there was 4 brothers in the act and they had their own tv show at one time too...does it ring a bell now? or maybe he married Goldie Hawn, I think that's the actress and the father of her actress daughter...I can be way off the mark with this infomation...right?




Cat

I think there was 4 brothers in the act and they had their own tv show at one time too...does it ring a bell now? or maybe he married Goldie Hawn, I think that's the actress and the father of her actress daughter...I can be way off the mark with this infomation...right?




The Hudson Brothers.




Cat

The Hudson Brothers.

YES!! He did the JJ Ray J not Johnson thing, and for weeks on end everyone was chanting that ditty for no reason at all even today when I here someone with a name of Johnson the "You may call me JJ  but not Jonhson" runs through my head for a day or two...like now for the past few days dam it!

Kate Hudson, yes...what do I know, I don't keep up with the new kids on the block! I knew you would know it.

HW



Cat

Get Bent!

Get Bent!


That was a 60s phrase? I haven't heard it in any old movies.etc. But then again, most movies made in the 60s weren't actually SET in the 60s  >:( >:(

Get Bent!



Haven't heard that in DECADES!!!  ;D ;D




Cat

That was a 60s phrase? I haven't heard it in any old movies.etc. But then again, most movies made in the 60s weren't actually SET in the 60s  >:( >:(


Yeah, I'm sure it was the 60's, I was in high school when it was a popular "put down", I don't know how it got started but it sounded cool and everyone used it, it was that or if someone was trying to get over on you, the ever popular phrase for all the decades..."Get the F--k out of here" did the trick also.

HW