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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'' radio series in the '40s.
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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'' ''ComicStrip/Blondie1930'' radio series in the '40s.
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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''Radio/{{Blondie}}'' radio series in the '40s.
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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''Radio/{{Blondie}}'' ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'' radio series in the '40s.
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* WMAQ is gonna make me rich![[labelnote:Explanation]]In TheSeventies, Chicago-area AM station WMAQ held promotions in which they called people, who would win $1000 if they answered with "WMAQ is gonna make me rich!" This slogan practically replaced "Hello" on telephones in the area for a time.[[/labelnote]]
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* "Hello to JasonIsaacs." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This meme initially comes from Creator/MarkKermode's (and Simon Mayo's) habit of... saying hello to Jason Isaacs (a former classmate of Kermode's) on [[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lvdrj their film reviews show]].[[/labelnote]]
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* "Hello to JasonIsaacs.Creator/JasonIsaacs." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This meme initially comes from Creator/MarkKermode's (and Simon Mayo's) habit of... saying hello to Jason Isaacs (a former classmate of Kermode's) on [[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lvdrj their film reviews show]].[[/labelnote]]
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* ''Radio/TheGreatGildersleeve'':
** "Well, now, I wouldn't say ''that''."[[labelnote:Explanation]]The catchphrase of Richard Q. Peavey.[[/labelnote]]
** "Well, now, I wouldn't say ''that''."[[labelnote:Explanation]]The catchphrase of Richard Q. Peavey.[[/labelnote]]
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* Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly: Not the hall closet! [[labelnote:Explanation]]One of the fondest-remembered gags from this show was the infamous hall closet, which was packed with an absurd amount of stuff, that would invariably come cascading out on Fibber when he had to open it up. Always ended by a small tinkling bell.[[/labelnote]]
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* Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly: Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly:
** Not the hall closet! [[labelnote:Explanation]]One of the fondest-remembered gags from this show was the infamous hall closet, which was packed with an absurd amount of stuff, that would invariably come cascading out on Fibber when he had to open it up. Always ended by a small tinkling bell.[[/labelnote]]
** "T'aint funny, [=McGee=]!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Molly's [[LamePunReaction response]] to Fibber's lame jokes.[[/labelnote]]
** "That's pretty good, Johnny. But that ain't the way I hear'd it!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]The catchphrase of the Old-Timer, who always called Fibber "Johnny" and Molly "Daughter".[[/labelnote]]
** The character [[ConstantlyCurious Teeny]] frequently said "I bet'cha" at the end of every other sentence, I bet'cha.
** "Is that you, Myrt? How's every little thing?" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Fibber tries to make a call and the operator always seems to be his friend Myrt.[[/labelnote]]
** Not the hall closet! [[labelnote:Explanation]]One of the fondest-remembered gags from this show was the infamous hall closet, which was packed with an absurd amount of stuff, that would invariably come cascading out on Fibber when he had to open it up. Always ended by a small tinkling bell.[[/labelnote]]
** "T'aint funny, [=McGee=]!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Molly's [[LamePunReaction response]] to Fibber's lame jokes.[[/labelnote]]
** "That's pretty good, Johnny. But that ain't the way I hear'd it!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]The catchphrase of the Old-Timer, who always called Fibber "Johnny" and Molly "Daughter".[[/labelnote]]
** The character [[ConstantlyCurious Teeny]] frequently said "I bet'cha" at the end of every other sentence, I bet'cha.
** "Is that you, Myrt? How's every little thing?" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Fibber tries to make a call and the operator always seems to be his friend Myrt.[[/labelnote]]
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'''Announcer:''' ''[[TitleDrop You Bet Your Life]]''!
** Explanation: This is how the show usually started.
** Explanation: This is how the show usually started.
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'''Announcer:''' ''[[TitleDrop You Bet Your Life]]''!
** Explanation:Life]]''![[labelnote:Explanation]] This is was how the show usually started.[[/labelnote]]
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'''[[MarxBrothers Groucho Marx]]:''' Really?!\\
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** "Keep your feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]This was CaseyKasem's signoff for the show. [[/labelnote]]
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** "Keep your feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]This was CaseyKasem's Creator/CaseyKasem's signoff for the show. [[/labelnote]]
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* ''Franchise/TheLoneRanger'': "What do you mean ''we'', kemosabe?" [[labelnote:Explanation]] A popular joke, suggesting that Tonto would inevitably [[TheDogBitesBack get sick of taking orders from the Ranger]] and [[EtTuBrute turn against him]] if they were ever surrounded by hostile Indians--leading to the exchange "Looks like we're done for!"/"What do you mean ''we'', kemosabe?". It's used to poke fun at the popular perception of Tonto as the Ranger's put-upon servant, but it's well-known enough that certain jokesters often tack "kemosabe" onto the phrase "What do you mean ''we''?" for humor's sake. Not that the writers of the actually show ''never'' had Tonto and the Ranger fighting Indian baddies, likely to avoid accusations of racism; the implication is that [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Tonto would have joined them in a heartbeat]] if he had ever met them.[[/labelnote]]
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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''{{Blondie}}'' radio series in the '40s.
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* "Don't touch that dial!" originated on the ''{{Blondie}}'' ''Radio/{{Blondie}}'' radio series in the '40s.
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* [[GodwinsLaw Feminazis.]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]Rush Limbaugh's favorite term.[[/labelnote]]
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* [[GodwinsLaw Feminazis.]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]Rush Limbaugh's favorite term.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Creator/RushLimbaugh's term for persons who engage in what would be StrawFeminist activities... [[PoesLaw if said persons were fictional]].[[/labelnote]]
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* ''America's Top 40''
** "Keep your feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]This was CaseyKasem's signoff for the show. [[/labelnote]]
** "Keep your feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]This was CaseyKasem's signoff for the show. [[/labelnote]]
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** "It's all in the mind, you know."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Announcer Wallace Greenslade's charchphrase, usually used to finally put the final nail in the typical [[GainaxEnding last few minutes of a Goon Show episode]].
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** "It's all in the mind, you know."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Announcer Wallace Greenslade's charchphrase, usually used to finally put the final nail in the typical [[GainaxEnding last few minutes of a Goon Show episode]].[[/labelnote]]
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* Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly: Not the hall closet! [[labelnote:Explanation]]The program is famously remembered for the hall closet. Sometimes, it's the only thing some fans remember from it.[[/labelnote]]
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* Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly: Not the hall closet! [[labelnote:Explanation]]The program is famously remembered for [[labelnote:Explanation]]One of the fondest-remembered gags from this show was the infamous hall closet. Sometimes, it's the only thing some fans remember from it.closet, which was packed with an absurd amount of stuff, that would invariably come cascading out on Fibber when he had to open it up. Always ended by a small tinkling bell.[[/labelnote]]
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** "He's fallen in the wa-ter!"
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wa-ter!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]This was the catchphrase of Little Jim, whose only job in any given script was to say this line when someone [[CaptainObvious fell into the water]].[[/labelnote]]
** "It's all in the mind, you know.""[[labelnote:Explanation]]Announcer Wallace Greenslade's charchphrase, usually used to finally put the final nail in the typical [[GainaxEnding last few minutes of a Goon Show episode]].
** "It's all in the mind, you know.
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* "Hello to JasonIsaacs." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This meme initially comes from MarkKermode's (and Simon Mayo's) habit of... saying hello to Jason Isaacs (a former classmate of Kermode's) on [[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lvdrj their film reviews show]].[[/labelnote]]
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* "Hello to JasonIsaacs." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This meme initially comes from MarkKermode's Creator/MarkKermode's (and Simon Mayo's) habit of... saying hello to Jason Isaacs (a former classmate of Kermode's) on [[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lvdrj their film reviews show]].[[/labelnote]]
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* The Creator/AdamAndJoe show on BBC 6 Music gave us "STEPHEN!"
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* The Creator/AdamAndJoe show on BBC 6 Music gave us "STEPHEN!""STEPHEN!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Just coming![[/labelnote]]
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** "You've got the dreaded lurgi"
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** "You've got the dreaded lurgi"lurgi" [[labelnote:Explanation]]The show created the term as a joke sickness, decades later children and adults alike still use the term to mean any generic sickness that they can't be bothered describing.[[/labelnote]]
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* The AdamAndJoe show on BBC 6 Music gave us "STEPHEN!"
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*** A [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/56008930@N00/5130109708 sign]] in the [[TheDailyShow rally to restore sanity.]]
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*** A [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/56008930@N00/5130109708 sign]] in the [[TheDailyShow [[Series/TheDailyShow rally to restore sanity.]]
