Catch Phrases from 70's TV shows/ When you hear "Goodnight, John Boy", you automatically think of the Waltons.
Can you think of more catch phrases from 70's TV shows? Whatchu talkin' bout, Willis? ::)

This might get a groan but I liked it...

"Dyn-o-mite"! (Good Times)

Also "Hey, hey, hey" (What's Happening)

This might get a groan but I liked it...

"Dyn-o-mite"! (Good Times)

Also "Hey, hey, hey" (What's Happening)


I think "Hey, hey , hey" was also a catch phrase from "Fat Albert"

I'll go with LaWanda Page as Aunt Esther:

"Watch it, suckah!"

;D

Missed it...by that much!


...I asked you not to tell me that!

Would you believe......(Two boyscouts in a row boat)?

  "Kiss my grits..."

Danger Will Robinson! Danger!

Whoops, wrong decade... I've got nothing.

Da Plane! Da Plane!

" Who loves ya baby"-Kojak

See if you can name what shows these come from.  ;)


"I'm coming, Elizabeth"
"Sit on it"
"Hey, you guys"
"Book 'em, Dano"
"Nano nano"
"Here comes the judge"




Cat

See if you can name what shows these come from.  ;)


"I'm coming, Elizabeth"
"Sit on it"
"Hey, you guys"
"Book 'em, Dano"
"Nano nano"
"Here comes the judge"

"I'm coming, Elizabeth"  (Sanford and son)
"Sit on it"  (Happy days)
"Hey, you guys" (Electric company?)
"Book 'em, Dano" (Hawaii 5-0)
"Nano nano" (Mork & Mindy)
"Here comes the judge" (Laugh-in.)






Cat

"I'm coming, Elizabeth"  (Sanford and son)
"Sit on it"  (Happy days)
"Hey, you guys" (Electric company?)
"Book 'em, Dano" (Hawaii 5-0)
"Nano nano" (Mork & Mindy)
"Here comes the judge" (Laugh-in.)



All of these are correct. (And you got caught in the quote box.  ;) :D ;D ;D )




Cat

We can rebuild him

Don't make me angry... you wouldn't like me when I'm angry

We can rebuild him

Don't make me angry... you wouldn't like me when I'm angry



How could I have forgot the bottom one.  ;)



Cat

"Up your nose with a rubber hose" - Vinnie Barbarino

...but that's another story. - Tales of the Riverbank

♦ "You want me to get that?" - Benson DuBois, Soap
though sometimes he would say it with more sarcasm:  "I suppose you want me to get that?" or "Lemme guess .. You want me to get that, don't you?"

♦ "Just one more thing!" - Columbo

♦ "Ayyyy" and "Sit on it" - Fonzie, Happy Days

♦ "God'll get you for that, Walter!" - Maude

♦ "Mercy" - Jack Tripper, Three's Company

♦ "You big dummy" - Fred Sanford, Sanford and Son

♦ "Stifle!" and "Dummy up, meathead" - Archie Bunker, All in the Family

Happy days had

-Nerd
-Sit on it
-Wah wah wah  (Chachi)
-Ayyyyyyyyyyy! (The Fonz)
-I found my thrill! (Ritchie)

"Groovy!" - the Brady Bunch kids

Halfpint (Come here, Halfpint, etc) (Little House On The Prairie)

♦ "Mercy" - Jack Tripper, Three's Company


Don't forgert "Lordy, lordy, lordy"!

We can rebuild him

Don't make me angry... you wouldn't like me when I'm angry


a personal favorite....


I also enjoyed God'll get you for that Walter.


actually a lot of these made me laugh!



for me its  Once upon a time there were three little girls who went to the police academy   :)



oh and from one particular ep of Facts of life tootie saying "Someone's in trou-ble!" Followed by Nat "Make that dou-ble!"   ;D

a personal favorite....


I also enjoyed God'll get you for that Walter.


actually a lot of these made me laugh!



for me its  Once upon a time there were three little girls who went to the police academy   :)



oh and from one particular ep of Facts of life tootie saying "Someone's in trou-ble!" Followed by Nat "Make that dou-ble!"   ;D


"God will get you for that Walter" was a great one, I had forgotten it. Thanks!

"God will get you for that Walter" was a great one, I had forgotten it. Thanks!


you're welcome but whistle dog quoted it first  ;D

I love it when a plan comes together........

I love it when a plan comes together........

Um, the A-Team, great show but beyond the 1970's scope.

By the by, is this just restricted to shows, as there were plenty of commercials that had popular "catch" phrases...

Like, "Who's behind those Foster Grants?" and "Does she or doesn't she" from Miss Clairol, deliberately double entendre notations, but still funny too.

Then theres:
“I can’t believe I ate the whole thing” (Alka Seltzer ad)
“It takes a licking ...” (Timex ad)
“We are two wild and crazy guys!” (Steve Martin and Dan Aykroyd as Czech playboys, “Saturday Night Live”)
“What you see is what you get!” (Geraldine, “The Flip Wilson Show”)
...just to name a few.

Um, the A-Team, great show but beyond the 1970's scope.



Thanks...I totally forgot about the 70's scope....... ;)

-Let's get Mikey to eat it.-Life cereal commercial.
-Well, EXCUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSEEEEE MEEEEEEEE-Steve Martin.
-That's different. Never mind. -Emily Latella (AKA Gilda Radner) Saturday Night Live.
-Well Jane, it just goes to show ya it's always somethin'. -Rosanne Rosana Dana (AKA Gilda Radner) Saturday Night Live



Cat

From SNL
- Jane you ignorant slut
- two wild and crazy guys
- cheezburger cheezburger cheezburger PEPSI
- Nevermind


- Time to make the Donuts
- Bounty the Quicker Picker upper
-Please don't squeeze the charmin


and something about the way Les Nesman on WKRP would say Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ch-eye Ch-eye Rod-dre-gueeze  (It busted me up everytime!)  ;D

From SNL
- Jane you ignorant slut
- two wild and crazy guys
- cheezburger cheezburger cheezburger PEPSI
- Nevermind


- Time to make the Donuts
- Bounty the Quicker Picker upper
-Please don't squeeze the charmin


and something about the way Les Nesman on WKRP would say Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ch-eye Ch-eye Rod-dre-gueeze  (It busted me up everytime!)   ;D




And after Johnny told him the proper pronunciation, Les continued to call him Mr. Rod-dre-gueeze ;D

And after Johnny told him the proper pronunciation, Les continued to call him Mr. Rod-dre-gueeze ;D



yep! I still say Rod-dre-gueeze now.... Its a thing I do!  ;D

Welcome back Kotter had a few, (such as the already mentioned: Up your nose with a rubber hose)
Vinny used to say "what......where.....when....."
Freddy had "Hi there...."
Horshack had "OH!...OH!...OH!" While his hand was raised answering a question

Welcome back Kotter had a few, (such as the already mentioned: Up your nose with a rubber hose)
Vinny used to say "what......where.....when....."
Freddy had "Hi there...."
Horshack had "OH!...OH!...OH!" While his hand was raised answering a question



Also, "Hello, how are ya. I'm Arnold Horshaaack.  ;D

What does the yellow light mean?
Slow down

Whhhaaaattt dooooeeessss thhhheeee yeeellllooooowwww liiiiiggggghhhhhttttt meeeeannnnnn?


;D

What does the yellow light mean?
Slow down

Whhhaaaattt dooooeeessss thhhheeee yeeellllooooowwww liiiiiggggghhhhhttttt meeeeannnnnn?


;D

What show is this from?

Also, "Hello, how are ya. I'm Arnold Horshaaack.  ;D

Good, but you have to play this one out slowly and correctly to character...

Its:
*slowly* "Helloow", *nodding slowly*"How arr ya?" *VERY nasal* "I'm ARnold WhorseSHaAACK".
Classic.  ;D

What show is this from?

This is form TAXI.

Its the episode that Reverend Jim Ignatowski (Christopher Lloyd) is trying to take his driving test and asking for help from Alex sitting away and outside the testing area.
Jim: What does a yellow light mean"
Alex: *Quietly under his breath* "Slow down"
Jim: "Whhhaaaattt dooooeeessss thhhheeee yeeellllooooowwww liiiiiggggghhhhhttttt meeeeannnnnn?"
One of the silliest and funniest scenes in the series...  ;D

This is form TAXI.

Its the episode that Reverend Jim Ignatowski (Christopher Lloyd) is trying to take his driving test and asking for help from Alex sitting away and outside the testing area.
Jim: What does a yellow light mean"
Alex: *Quietly under his breath* "Slow down"
Jim: "Whhhaaaattt dooooeeessss thhhheeee yeeellllooooowwww liiiiiggggghhhhhttttt meeeeannnnnn?"
One of the silliest and funniest scenes in the series...  ;D

I think I remember that one now.

Ah, Taxi.... Ahh Elaine!

I think I remember that one now.


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Maybe for UK viewers only:

(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?

Maybe for UK viewers only:

(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?
Could you maybe give us another hint?

Maybe for UK viewers only:

(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?



When I hear the line "Are you free?", I think of Crimes of Passion when the come back was, "No, but I'm one heck of a bargain."  :D ;D ;D ;D



Cat

Maybe for UK viewers only:

(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?


(loks right, left and right again - no one in sight)


I'm freeeeee!


(Are You Being Served?)

I don't watch that show, but I have seen it.

"THOSE MEDDLING KIDS" -SCOOBY DOO

"Hello!" (Whenever Laverne or Shirley would say a negative comment or unpleasant comment about something, Lenny & Swiggy would walk thru the front door saying "Hello!")

"THOSE MEDDLING KIDS" -SCOOBY DOO

"Hello!" (Whenever Laverne or Shirley would say a negative comment or unpleasant comment about something, Lenny & Swiggy would walk thru the front door saying "Hello!")
I think you meant Squiggy, who by the way, is doing the voice of the Penguin on Nickelodeon's Oswald. Damn I hate that show!

Maybe for UK viewers only:
(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?

"Glass of water for Mr Grainger"

"THOSE MEDDLING KIDS" -SCOOBY DOO



Jinkies! - Velma
Zoinks! - Shaggy

:)

Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!  ;D

and from a theme song "We can rebuild him"

"Nano nano"

And "Mork calling Orson, come in Orson".

   "Kiss my grits..."



Ah Flo...from Alice...truly a classic...


also Mel from Alice "Stow it!"

And "Mork calling Orson, come in Orson".


"SHAZBOT!"

Ah Flo...from Alice...truly a classic...


also Mel from Alice "Stow it!"


  Ah...Stow it Dingy!!!

Makes me long for Alice now.  When is it going to come to DVD.  I want it

"There's a new girl in town ..."

Makes me long for Alice now.  When is it going to come to DVD.  I want it

"There's a new girl in town ..."
That phrase takes me back to when I was a kid pitching Pennies with a couple other kids. The one boy mentions watching Alice, the other kid had no idea what he was talking about. The first boy says "Haven't you seen Alice? She's the new girl in town...". Ok, so it might sound lame, but it's a memory, and I'm happy to have what few I've got left.

Makes me long for Alice now.  When is it going to come to DVD.  I want it

"There's a new girl in town ..."


I got the best of DVD. But it's just not enough.

Taxi- Latka Gravas (Andy Kaufman) always used to say "Thank you very much"  after someone finished talking to him.

"Holy Moly!"  Shazam!  ;D

Maybe for UK viewers only:

(Mr Humphries,) Are You Free?
"I'm free!"

"He's from Barcelona" from Fawlty Towers

"Goooood morning Angels" (Charlie's Angels)

"Smiles, smiles" (Fantasy Island)

"Goooood morning Angels" (Charlie's Angels)

"Smiles, smiles" (Fantasy Island)



In unison... "Good morning Charlie!"

"He's from Barcelona" from Fawlty Towers


"qué?"

"You can take that to the bank" -Baretta

boss....dee planes boss!

"I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!"

--Howard Beale

"Network"

"I'm Chevy Chase...and you're not!"

--SNL

"I'm O.K, You're O.K"

--Thomas Harris, M.D.
(Book actually published in 1969, but got popular in the early '70s)

"Have it your way"

--Burger King slogan

"Hey, don't knock masturbation. It's sex with someone I love. "

--Alvy Singer
(Woody Allen, "Annie Hall")

"You are perfect exactly the way you are."

--Werner Erhardt
(Founder of EST, in which seminar participants were also told: "You don't know the difference between your ass and a hole in the ground," and "Cop to it! Cop to it!  You're all f**ked up!"
:P