History Main / SigningOffCatchPhrase

Compare EveryEpisodeEnding, SoOnceAgainTheDayIsSaved.

* Les Nessman of ''Series/WKRPInCincinnati'' eventually ended his news broadcasts with, "This is Les Nessman, saying 'may the good news be yours.'"
* [=LeVar=] Burton ended every episode of ReadingRainbow with "I'll see you next time!"

* Lloyd Robertson of {{CTV}} ended broadcasts with "And that's the kind of day it's been".
* WABC-TV weekend evening anchor Sandra Bookman has "We're coming back at eleven. You should, too." and "Thanks for staying up with us." Her weeknight colleague, Diana Williams, has "We thank you for watching".

** TheNostalgiaCritic ends and begins his reviews with his beginning catch phrase.

''SesameStreet'':

'''Vanna''': EveryEpisodeEnding Bye bye!

* ''AmericasFunniestHomeVideos'': Bob Saget would always say, "Keep those cameras safely rolling," and follow it up with, "Honey...*insert comment to wife here*". Tom Bergeron's is, "If you get it on tape, you could get it in cash."

* Edward R. Murrow ended broadcasts with "Good night, and good luck" (hence the title of the 2005 biopic starring David Strathairn and GeorgeClooney).

* WalterCronkite: "And that's the way it is".
* Edward R. Murrow: "Good night and good luck".

* Levarr Burton ended every episode of ReadingRainbow with "I'll see you next time!"

* ''BurnsAndAllen'':

** Chevy Chase borrowed the sign off from ''TheGrooveTube'', "Good night, and have a pleasant tomorrow."

* ''TheTodayShow'' sports blooper segment, ''Spanning the World'', always ends with the narrator saying something about "see you next time...if there *is* a next time".

* In almost every incarnation of the series, ''WesternAnimation/{{Scooby-Doo}}'' would end the episode with a call of "Scooby-Dooby-Doo!"

* {{Anchorman}}: "Stay Classy, San Diego".

* ''AmericasFunniestHomeVideos'' Bob Saget would always say "keep those cameras safely rolling" and follow it up with "honey...*insert comment to wife here*". Tom Bergeron's is "If you get it on tape, you could get it in cash".
* ''TheDailyShow'': "Here it is, your moment of zen".
* On ''{{Series/Frasier}}'' Frasier had a signature signoff at the end of his radio show: "Goodnight Seattle, and good mental health."

* ''{{Password}}'' Allen Ludden always ended his versions of the show with a password of the day.
* For years at the end of every episode of ''ThePriceIsRight'' BobBarker encouraged viewers to have their pets spayed or neutered. Drew Carey's still going with that.

** Chevy Chase borrowed the sign off from ''TheGrooveTube'', "Good night, and have a pleasant tomorrow".

* ''TheTodayShow'' sports blooper segment, ''Spanning The World'' always ends with the narrator saying something about "see you next time...if there *is* a next time".

* The British version of ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway'' ended with the host saying the names of the cast and crew, and finishing with, "And this is me, Clive Anderson, saying 'goodnight', goodnight".
* Les Nessman of ''Series/WKRPInCincinnati'' eventually ended his news broadcasts with "This is Les Nessman, saying 'may the good news be yours'".

* On September 1st 1986 Dan Rather started using the sign off "Courage" on the CBS Evening News. After negative public reaction and the pleas of his staff, he stopped using it on September 8th.

* WalterCronkite would close news broadcasts with "And that's the way it is".

-->Gracie: [tells some bizaare non-sequitor story]
-->George: Say goodnight, Gracie.
-->Gracie: Goodnight.
** Her saying "Goodnight Gracie" is a BeamMeUpScotty.

* JimmyDurante: "Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are."

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-->"Good night, and may your God go with you".

-->'''Ronnie Corbett''': It's goodnight from me...
-->'''Ronnie Barker''': ...and it's goodnight from him. Goodnight.

* ''LooneyTunes'' shorts ended with the line "That's all, folks!", often spoken by Porky Pig.
* In almost every incarnation of the series, ''{{Scooby-Doo}}'' would end the episode with a call of "Scooby-Doobie-Doo!"
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' would end with TheNarrator saying "So, once again, the day is saved, thanks to The Powerpuff Girls!".

* ''BurnsAndAllen'':
-->Gracie: [tells some bizaare non-sequitor story]
-->George: Say goodnight, Gracie.
-->Gracie: Goodnight.
** Her saying "Goodnight Gracie" is a BeamMeUpScotty.

* ''LooneyToons'' shorts ended with the line "That's all, folks!", often spoken by Porky Pig.
* In almost every incarnation of the series, Scooby-Doo would end the episode with a call of "Scooby-Doobie-Doo!"

* ''TheGrooveTune'' (1974). The news desk satire sketch ended with the line "Good night, and have a pleasant tomorrow."

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* ''AmericanIdol'': Seacrest out!
* On ''{{Series/Frasier}}'' Frasier had a signature signoff at the end of his radio show: "Goodnight Seattle, and good mental health."

* Dr. Demento radio show (a long-running, syndicated radio show featuring comedy and novelty songs): "Stay demented!"

--->"This is That Guy With The Glasses saying there is no such thing as a stupid question until ''you ask it''."