History Main / OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase

* ''Series/{{Batman}}'' ('60s series): ''"Same bat-time... same bat-channel!"'' This was also used in [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries the animated series]], but in the Cartoon Network shorts, rather than in the show itself, which was more serious.

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* "Gokutai Kudasai" (Please don't miss it) or "Otanoshimi (ni)" (Look forward to it) is a phrase that is commonly used in anime or Japanese live action previews, the former more prominent in the 70's. The alternate would be "Jikai (Next time on), (Show title), (Episode name)!", and most anime and toku will use this.
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* AnimeAndManga has [[OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase/AnimeAndManga its own page.]]

** ''Series/ChikyuuSentaiFiveman'': "Watch next week or you'll (super) regret it!" if Galactic Merchant Dongoros narrates the next episode preview, and variations of "Cheer for us" if it's Gaku and the Five-kun Dolls, depending on who narrates that preview.
** ''Series/ChourikiSentaiOhranger'': "Chouriki Henshin! Olé!"

AnimeAndManga has [[OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase/AnimeAndManga its own page.]]
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* ''Series/{{Batman}}'' ('60s series): ''"Same bat-time... same bat-channel!"''
** This was also used in [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries the animated series]], but in the Cartoon Network shorts, rather than in the show itself, which was more serious.

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* "Gokutai Kudasai" (Please don't miss it) or "Otanoshimi (ni)" (Look forward to it) is a phrase that is commonly used in anime or Japanese live action previews, the former more prominent in the 70's. Examples of the former's phrase can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJ2Z0Rp_Ltw here]] (up to Series/KamenRiderAmazon).
** So does "Jikai (Next time on), (Show title), (Episode name)!" Most anime and toku will use this.

** ''Series/RescueSentaiGoGoFive'': ''"Emergency Signal!"'' (This one is said at the beginning of the next episode preview.)

** ''Series/ResshaSentaiTokkyuger'': ''"All passengers, please be careful."''

* ''TheBeverlyHillbillies'': "Y'all come back now, y'hear?"

** This variant was also parodied on the VeggieTales ShowWithinAShow "Silly Songs with Larry".

* "Be sure to watch the next exciting episode with... WesternAnimation/ClutchCargo![[note]][[ComedyCentral "This is Clutch Cargo signing off. Now back to The Higgins Boys and Gruber."]][[/note]]

* ''WebVideo/RosssGameDungeon'' ends most episodes with a hint as to what the next game reviewed will be. The hints are always as strange as possible in order to make it difficult to guess the game.
-->'''Ross:''' Stay tuned for the HalloweenEpisode, if you wanna see [[VideoGame/CarnEvil a clown get shot in the face]]!

* ''WebVideo/EpicMealTime'': "Next time, we eat [[MadLibsCatchPhrase X]]." (Harley)
** Note that "X" is usually something completely [[TestosteronePoisoning ridiculous]]. For instance, [[RefugeInAudacity "Next time, we eat bullets"]].

* ''Creator/AchievementHunter'': "LLLLLLLets Stop!"

* "These questions — and many others — will be answered in the next episode of ''{{Soap}}''."

* ''QuantumLeap'': ''"Oh boy!"''

* ''WebVideo/GameGrumps'': Where either Egoraptor or JonTron scream "NEXT TIME ON GAME GRUMPS!", only to either mumble incomprehensibly or spout a Non Sequitur, never really describing what might happen on the next episode. In-fact, when they actually do have something to say for the next episode, they point it out. Since he took on the role of [[LegacyCharacter Not-so-grump]], Danny's been using this to express his increasingly large amount of pessimism at Arin's skill at games.

* A ShowWithinAShow example: On ''TheMuppetShow'', every episode of "Veterinarian's Hospital" ended with the announcer saying "Tune in next time to hear Dr Bob say..."

* ''{{Arrested Development}}'': Most episodes ended with the narrator, Ron Howard, saying, "On the next Arrested Development." Seasons ended with, "On the next season of Arrested Development." The last Fox episode ended with "On the epilogue."

* "Gokutai Kudasai" (Please don't miss it) or "Otanoshimi (ni)" (Look forward to it) is a phrase that is commonly used in anime or Japanese live action previews, the latter more prominent in the 70's.

* "Look forward to it" or "Otanoshimi (ni)" is a phrase that is commonly used in anime or Japanese live action previews.

** Most of the Showa Riders: ''"Look forward to it."''

* In the ''SnuffBox'' next time... [X]... [Y].. and... pleasurrrrre.

* The English-language version of ''Anime/TheGalaxyRailways'' had "See you next time on the railways!" (usually said cheerily by the main character, Manabu), though "We're going to encounter something at the next station" was what was used on the subtitles.

* "Look forward to it" or "Otanoshimi (ni)" is a phrase that is commonly used in anime or live action previews.

* "Be sure to watch the next exciting episode with...WesternAnimation/ClutchCargo![[note]][[ComedyCentral "This is Clutch Cargo signing off. Now back to The Higgins Boys and Gruber."]][[/note]]