Sanford & Son had a couple good ones, like Fred saying "You Big Dummy" to Lamont and Aunt Esther saying "Watch it sucka" to anyone who insulted her, usually Fred.

Another good one is Archie saying to Edith "Will you stifle yourself?" on All in the Family.

Sanford & Son had a couple good ones, like Fred saying "You Big Dummy" to Lamont and Aunt Esther saying "Watch it sucka" to anyone who insulted her, usually Fred.

Another good one is Archie saying to Edith "Will you stifle yourself?" on All in the Family.



Don't forget Fred Sanford when he would hold his hand on his chest and say:

"Weezy, I'm coming to join you!  it's the big one!"

Don't forget Fred Sanford when he would hold his hand on his chest and say:

"Weezy, I'm coming to join you!  it's the big one!"
Actually, Weezy was from the Jeffersons.  I believe Fred Sanford would say "Elizabeth"

Anyway, I had a Welcome back Kotter lunchbox with all their great phrases like "up your nose with a rubber hose", which I said a bunch.

Another favorite of mine was when Maude used to say, "God'll get you for that!"

Can ya dig it? 8)

"What cha talkin' about Willis"?  ;D


Howard

Don't forget Fred Sanford when he would hold his hand on his chest and say:

"Weezy, I'm coming to join you!  it's the big one!"



George Jefferson always said "Ya Big Honky" ;D



Howard

Jimmie Walker (J.J.) and


Dy-no-mite!


"Good Times". Funny show in the '70s -- at least when Jimmie Walker and John Amos were on.

;) ;D

Book 'em Dano!  from Hawaii 5-0, and Who loves ya baby? Kojak  ;D

More Archie Bunker: "get out of my seat meathead" "will you shut up?"

Edith: "oh Archie!"

Book 'em Dano!  from Hawaii 5-0, and Who loves ya baby? Kojak  ;D

I don't know, Book 'em Dano!  from Hawaii 5-0. Is that a '60s TV phrase or both decades?
What say you people?
:-\\

Jimmie Walker (J.J.) and


Dy-no-mite!


"Good Times". Funny show in the '70s -- at least when Jimmie Walker and John Amos were on.

;) ;D




And don't forget J.J.'s other famous catch phrase... I FOUND it!

;D

David Banner's famous line from "The Incredible Hulk"

"You wouldn't like to see me when I'm angry!"

I've always liked Jive Turkey!  :D

I don't know, Book 'em Dano!  from Hawaii 5-0. Is that a '60s TV phrase or both decades?
What say you people?
:-\\

:-\\  :(

Another funny thing Archie Bunker used to say was when Mike would put his feet up on the coffee table, Archie would say, "Dogs off the table."

Happy Days:  Sit on it, Potsie! 

Mel's Diner:  Kiss my grits! and When pigs fly! 

Alka Seltzer commercials (I think these were 70s)  I can't believe I ate the whole thing!

(I may have the quote slightly wrong, but my folks and I have been saying it this way, for years)  Harlem Globe Trotters:  Another boring day on the boring little island of Piggie Piggie.

I think it's funny whenever Archie Bunker says "terlet" instead of "toilet." Example: "Hey, Edit', we're all outta terlet paper!"  ;D
Also, I forget which character used to say this, but one (maybe all) of the Sweathogs on "Welcome Back Kotter" would always say, "Up your nose with a rubber hose!"

Arnold says: "What'cha talking about,Willis"? ;D


Howard

"Stifle yourself Edith!"

Margarine Commercials: "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature!" (crash of thunder follows)

                                 "If you think it's butter (but it's not) -- it's Chiffon!" 
                                (This of course paved the way for countless snot jokes told during recess)

                                 Ta, ta-ta-DAH! (trumpet fanfare accompanying appearance of crown on margarine eater's head)

another Alka Seltzer:

Mama Mia! Thats a spicy meatball!(offstage-"cut" and oven door slams)

Youse guys already said all the ones I was thinking of.  I'll have to wrack my brain!

I have a love-hate sentiment toward All In The Family.  Mostly love, mind you.  It and Sanford & Son are my two favorite '70s sit-coms.
What made "All in the Family" work was that Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapleton were FUNNY.
Rob Reiner worked well as "Meathead," a foil for Archie.  The repartee between Archie and the other characters makes the show timeless.  The difference between the left and the right exhibited by Archie and Meathead is philosophically alive today, though the issues have changed.  I can't tell you the number of times Archie has uncannily reminded me of Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly, or Michael Savage!
Where the show goes all wrong for me is when it focuses on Mike and Gloria's marital problems, when it makes one of Normal Lear's mawkish '70s liberal statements.  Sometimes they strained to pull these *serious* issues into a half-hour sit-com, and it always bombed when they did.  Maybe the Gloria Bunker-Stivic character worked in the '70s when the so-called "women's liberation" movement was trying to redefine feminity away from the '50s restraint and modesty.  Today, though, the character is just obnoxious, and I reach for the clicker when I know one of her crying jags is coming up!
I find myself sympathizing with Archie when the women get all gushy and sentimental, "Aww, jeez, don't do dat!"

"What cha talkin' about Willis"?  ;D


Howard  I have to agree with you Howard that is my all time favourite saying, my friends and I still say it often.

Don't forget

Damn, damn, damn from Florida Evans on Good Times

"Marcia,Marcia,Marcia  ;D



Howard

Saturday Night Live

"I'm Chevy Chase and you're not"
"Jane, you ignorant slut"
"Hi, I'm Buckwheat, memember me?"

Saturday Night Live

"I'm Chevy Chase and you're not"
"Jane, you ignorant slut"
"Hi, I'm Buckwheat, memember me?"


-"Oh, that's different. Never mind"  ;)

-"Well, Jane, it just goes to show ya, it's always somethin' "

-"Land shark"

-"We're two wild and crazy guys."


Yeah, yeah, I know. I used to watch SNL RELIGOUSLY!

How about:
-Far out!
-Outa sight, man.



Cat

"It's not my job man"
"Looking good"

Chico and the Man

"The devil made me do it"

Flip Wilson

Jimmie Walker (J.J.) and


Dy-no-mite!


"Good Times". Funny show in the '70s -- at least when Jimmie Walker and John Amos were on.

;) ;D





"You know...what can I say?". (As J.J. or Michael grooms their moustache with their fingers)

I forget which character used to say this, but one (maybe all) of the Sweathogs on "Welcome Back Kotter" would always say, "Up your nose with a rubber hose!"
That was John "Vinny" Travolta!
http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:q5r0yyt_2bkJ:http://community-2.webtv.net/karenlucy/JohnTravolta/media/captureD48.jpg

Arnold says: "What'cha talking about,Willis"? ;D


Howard
Didn't I already spot this same post on page 1 ??? ;)