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* ''Series/Siren2018'': Ryn says "Okay, yes." when she voices agreement to something.
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* ''Series/TheThundermans'': Chloe tends to add "baby" to the end of her sentences, baby!
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** The [=McKenzie=] Bros., [[CanadaEh eh?]]
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* Klukkluk from ''Series/PipoTheClown'' often says "Dit is toch van de gekke!". It was infamous enough to warrant an addition to the Dutch [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/van_de_gekke_zijn dictionary]].
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* Klukkluk from ''Series/PipoTheClown'' ''Series/PipoDeClown'' often says "Dit is toch van de gekke!". It was infamous enough to warrant an addition to the Dutch [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/van_de_gekke_zijn dictionary]].
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*Klukkluk from ''Series/PipoTheClown'' often says "Dit is toch van de gekke!". It was infamous enough to warrant an addition to the Dutch [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/van_de_gekke_zijn dictionary]].
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* Randy from ''Series/AmericanIdol'' used to call the contestants "dawg" a lot. He probably made a conscious effort to stop after sketch comedy shows {{Flanderized}} the phrase in their impersonations of him.
** Now he tells contestants that they're "in it to win it," making him CaptainObvious because [[FridgeLogic why would they be competing if they]] ''[[FridgeLogic weren't]]'' [[FridgeLogic in it to win it?]]
** Now he tells contestants that they're "in it to win it," making him CaptainObvious because [[FridgeLogic why would they be competing if they]] ''[[FridgeLogic weren't]]'' [[FridgeLogic in it to win it?]]
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* Randy from ''Series/AmericanIdol'' used to call the contestants "dawg" a lot. He probably made a conscious effort to stop after sketch comedy shows {{Flanderized}} the phrase in their impersonations of him.
**him. Now he tells contestants that they're "in it to win it," making him CaptainObvious because [[FridgeLogic why would they be competing if they]] ''[[FridgeLogic weren't]]'' [[FridgeLogic in it to win it?]]
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** "And stop calling me pastries!
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** "And stop calling me pastries!"Pastries"!
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* Penny of ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'' calls people "sweetie" all the time.
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** Penny
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* Danny Messer of ''Series/{{CSINY}}'', Boom!
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* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': Whenever they find or connect a highly relevant piece of evidence:
** Danny Messerof ''Series/{{CSINY}}'', Boom!- "Boom!"
** Adam Ross - "What up!"
** Danny Messer
** Adam Ross - "What up!"
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* ''Series/Danger5:'' Pierre randomly interjects "my friend" in his speech to anyone he's speaking to.
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* ''Series/{{Letterkenny}}'': Squirrely Dan adds a superfluous ''S'' at the end of nearly every noun he says. This gets turned on its head in one scene where he repeatedly tries to correct Wayne and Daryl for adding an unnecessary ''S'' to pluralize "sushi,'' which nearly gives Dan an aneurysm.
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* The titular host of ''Series/{{Ziwe}}'' has a tendency to precede everything remotely associated with herself with "iconic" and precede everything she knows with "Famously...".
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* ''Series/ExtraordinaryAttorneyWoo'': Young-woo exhibits echolalia, which is where someone reflexively repeats things other people say. She also ends her sentences with soft consonants where Koreans would normally use hard consonants.
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* At one point, Jemaine from ''Music/FlightOfTheConchords'' is described as possessing a verbal tic of "Wut" by his friends. [[RuleOfFunny This is rarely, if ever, demonstrated in the show.]]
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* At one point, Jemaine from ''Music/FlightOfTheConchords'' is described as possessing a verbal tic of "Wut" by his friends. [[RuleOfFunny This is rarely, rarely if ever, ever demonstrated in the show.]]
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* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': [[Creator/PattonOswalt Spot 73]], ''meow''.
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*** He's occasionally a {{Malaproper}} — for example, in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E3TheMythMakers "The Myth Makers"]], when the Trojans think he is a god; "I am not a dog!... a god!"
*** In Season 3 and 4, he tends to make an excited sort of "eh-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-" chattering noise before speaking, usually when he's trying to interrupt or cut off someone, [[ScrewPolitenessImASenior which he tends to do a lot]].
*** In Season 3 and 4, he tends to make an excited sort of "eh-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-" chattering noise before speaking, usually when he's trying to interrupt or cut off someone, [[ScrewPolitenessImASenior which he tends to do a lot]].
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*** He's occasionally a {{Malaproper}} — -- for example, in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E3TheMythMakers "The Myth Makers"]], when the Trojans think he is a god; "I am not a dog!... a god!"
*** InSeason Seasons 3 and 4, he tends to make an excited sort of "eh-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-" chattering noise before speaking, usually when he's trying to interrupt or cut off someone, [[ScrewPolitenessImASenior which he tends to do a lot]].
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** In ''Series/ZyudenSentaiKyoryuger'', Utsusemimaru, a samurai from 400 years ago who, when freed from a villain's shell, talks in a manner consistent with someone of his stature from that era, including referring to red ranger Daigo—or King, as he asks his team to call him—with the honorific King-dono and ending his sentences with "de gozaru."
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** In ''Series/ZyudenSentaiKyoryuger'', Utsusemimaru, a samurai from 400 years ago who, when freed from a villain's shell, talks in a manner consistent with someone of his stature from that era, including referring to red ranger Daigo—or Daigo -- or King, as he asks his team to call him—with him -- with the honorific King-dono and ending his sentences with "de gozaru."
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* Brazilian comedian Creator/{{Mussum}}, of ''Os Trapalhões'', liked to add the suffix "is" to words - i.e. turning heart into "heartzis". And apparently when he got the advice to do this, he asked "What if I have to say '[[StealthPun pena]]'?" This works in Portuguese exactly as it does in English.
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* Brazilian comedian Creator/{{Mussum}}, of ''Os Trapalhões'', liked to add the suffix "is" to words - -- i.e. turning heart into "heartzis". And apparently when he got the advice to do this, he asked "What if I have to say '[[StealthPun pena]]'?" This works in Portuguese exactly as it does in English.
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* ''Series/TheColbertReport'': Stephen puts a harsh emphasis on the final ''T'' in "report" whenever he uses the word outside of the name of the show, where [[ItsPronouncedTropay it's pronounced "repore"]] to match the silent ''T'' in "Colbert."
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* ''Series/TheColbertReport'': Stephen puts a harsh emphasis on the final ''T'' in "report" whenever he uses the word outside of the name of the show, [[PretentiousPronunciation where [[ItsPronouncedTropay it's pronounced "repore"]] to match the silent ''T'' in "Colbert."
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* ''Series/TheWubbulousWorldOfDrSeuss'': Little Cat Z uses Z-words as verbal tics.
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** A [[OneShotCharacter character of the day]] in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' had the same habit.
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** A [[OneShotCharacter character of the day]] in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' had the same habit.
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* ''Series/TheBrittasEmpire'': When Carole is hypnotised in the episode "Mr Brittas Changes Trains", she would (sub-consiously) end every sentence she said with a noise similar to that of a bullfrog call.
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* Brazilian comedian Mussum, of ''Os Trapalhões'', liked to add the suffix "is" to words - i.e. turning heart into "heartzis". And apparently when he got the advice to do this, he asked "What if I have to say '[[StealthPun pena]]'?" This works in Portuguese exactly as it does in English.
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* Brazilian comedian Mussum, Creator/{{Mussum}}, of ''Os Trapalhões'', liked to add the suffix "is" to words - i.e. turning heart into "heartzis". And apparently when he got the advice to do this, he asked "What if I have to say '[[StealthPun pena]]'?" This works in Portuguese exactly as it does in English.
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** Robin herself: in one episode, Ted learns that his students made a drinking game out of her interviews, doing one shot every time she says "but, um". And it's only then that Ted notices she does it ''all the time''.
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** Robin herself: in one episode, Ted learns that his students made a drinking game out of her interviews, doing one shot every time she says "but, um". And it's only then that Ted notices she does it ''all the time''. When Robin learns about the game she starts doing it deliberately to make them drink even more.
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** The Catalan dub has Blackadder himself going NYÈ! every other sentence. It became a huge character trait that Creator/RowanAtkinson [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AhW6n-1E-I wasn't even aware of]].
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* Han Geu-ru, in the Creator/{{Netflix}} K-drama series ''Move to Heaven'' almost always ends his sentences with "-imnida".
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** Dr Cox and his syllable elongation ("I re-e-e-e-e-a-a-lly don't have time to repeat myself.")
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** In ''Series/ZyudenSentaiKyoryuger'', Utusemimaru, a samurai from 400 years ago who, when freed from a villain's shell, talks in a manner consistent with someone of his stature from that era, including referring to red ranger Daigo—or King, as he asks his team to call him—with the honorific King-dono and ending his sentences with "de gozaru."
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** In ''Series/ZyudenSentaiKyoryuger'', Utusemimaru, Utsusemimaru, a samurai from 400 years ago who, when freed from a villain's shell, talks in a manner consistent with someone of his stature from that era, including referring to red ranger Daigo—or King, as he asks his team to call him—with the honorific King-dono and ending his sentences with "de gozaru."
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** ''Series/MahouSentaiMagiranger'''s [[SmallAnnoyingCreature Small Annoying Houseplant]] Mandora Boy de gozarimasu desu!
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* ''Series/UltramanZ'': The series' BigBad, Celebro, is a PuppeteerParasite who operates by hijacking random members of the JADF to operate freely on Earth. Celebro's hosts could be detected however by the creature's favorite catchphrase, "''Kiete Karekareta''". [[note]] I'm feeling good. [[/note]]
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** Zoe tends to begin a lot of her sentences with "well".
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*** James Wesley has such an ingrained habit of insisting that Wilson Fisk be referred to as his "employer" rather than by name, that he finds himself doing it in needless situations, long after everyone knows who his employer ("[[LampshadeHanging sorry, old habits]]") is.
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*** James Wesley has such an ingrained habit of insisting that Wilson Fisk be referred to as [[TheScottishTrope his "employer" "employer"]] rather than by name, that he finds himself doing it in needless situations, long after everyone knows who his employer ("[[LampshadeHanging sorry, old habits]]") is.
*** Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter is so devoid of natural empathy that he falls back on variants of "It's hard. It's really hard" drilled into him by his therapists when he tries to empathize with another person.
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*** When under the influence of the combat-enhancing 'Reds', Will Simpson occasionally will repeat a word or phrase twice in quick succession, usually when-when trying to lie.
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*** When under the influence of the combat-enhancing 'Reds', Will Simpson occasionally will-occasionally will repeat a word or phrase twice in quick succession, usually when-when trying to lie.
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* Alfie Solomons from ''Series/PeakyBlinders'' cannot go more than a few sentences without adding, "Yeah?" somewhere in there. He also constantly refers to people as "mate".
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* ''Series/{{Batman}}'' ''Series/Batman1966''