The Disney Channel wishes you a wonderful tomorrow. And remember, you always have a place to tune in to: your family place, The Disney Channel. And now, good night.
—Jerry Bishop, The Disney Channel's midnight sign-off.
This is Rooooooooooood Roddy, Speaking for The Price is Right! A Mark Goodson Television Production!
—Rod Roddy, The Price Is Right
We will see you again next time on The Muppet Show!
—Kermit The Frog, The Muppet Show
Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.
—Casey Kasem, American Top 40 and other programs
Callie: Until next time...
Both: Staaaay fresh!
—Callie and Marie (Squid Sisters), Splatoon
Pearl: Until next time...
Both: Don't get cooked... Stay off the hook!
—Pearl and Marina (Off the Hook), Splatoon 2
Shiver: From Splatsville, that's a wrap.
All: Catch ya later!
—Shiver, Frye, and Big Man (Deep Cut), Splatoon 3
Announcer: *Insert show title* was recorded in front of a live studio audience at Nickelodeon Studios, at Universal Studios, in Orlando, Florida.note
— Many live shows/game shows on Nickelodeon in the 90's
See you, Chuck...
—The Black Signal, closing out his lore entries in The Secret World
And with that, I bid you adieu.
—Shiba, after each of his broadcasts in NEO: The World Ends with You
Thanks for watching, We love the CimFam!
—Cimorelli, On the end of their videos (regardless if it's a music cover or not)
"Alright guys, so I'll see ya all next time. Have a fantastic day, and a fantastic life, good-bye!"
— Mr. Gibbs at the end of almost all of his videos.
"We couldn't have done it without you! Thanks for helping!"
— Dora Marquez at the end of every episode of Dora the Explorer; "¡Gracias!" was added in Season 3, and Boots says "Thanks for helping!" beginning with Season 5.
"You make my heart feel SUPER happy! Zàijiàn!"
— Kai-Lan's famous end-of-episode signoff, Ni Hao, Kai-Lan; she then says the first part in Chinese before saying goodbye in Season 2.
"Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter [featured letter(s)], and by the number [featured number]. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
— Ending catchphrase for Sesame Street, from Seasons 1-39. The "Children's Television Workshop" line was dropped after CTW was renamed Sesame Workshop in 2000.
