Remembering all the old game and quiz shows brings to mind all the old phrases used that I recall people using during ordinary day-to-day conversations. I still hear 'Rock on Tommy', (cringe).

Does anyone on the forum still use any phrases or even lines from programmes?

Nope.... Not even "nice to see you, to see you, NICE!" that Bruce Forsyth does.

There are also a couple of carpet fitters who do the, 'to you, to me' routine.

David Frost: Hello, Good Morning and Welcome

it's a puppit... knowing me knowing you... ? ? ?

you cant beat a bit of bully
bullseye
presented by sir jim bowen:thumbsup:

'I've started so i'll finish'

Originally posted by panda79
you cant beat a bit of bully
bullseye
presented by sir jim bowen:thumbsup:
ive found a good jim bowen tribute site honest
http://www.jimbowen.co.uk/
and bullys star prize ..................:thumbsup:

Its 9 O 5 In the big Broter house...

X has gon ooh the diaree room...

Panda, since reading that "You can't beat a bit of bully" has become my new catchphrase.

Useful for so many occasions!

.....Come on down!!

"It does exactly what it says on the tin"

that phrase is used all the time everywhere. Its obviously a really useful phrase to have taken hold so quickly.

"Can I have a "P" please Bob"

"Don't have nightmares, do sleep well"

:D Cook must have been on that programme for 20 years and he still looks no different.

I loved the phrase that Rod Serling used to introduce many of 'The Twilight Zone' stories....

"Respectfully submitted for your perusal ...."

And then would follow a brief intro to the story to follow. Excellent!

Joe

Who lives in a house like this?

Well David its over to you.........

Shut that door!!!


Ow, nice boy!!

Not a catchphrase as such but what aobut Ted Rogers 3-2-1 hand motion?

Originally posted by Rich
Nope.... Not even "nice to see you, to see you, NICE!" that Bruce Forsyth does.

Or there was "Don't touch the pack, we'll be right back!"

I preferred the Dolly Dealers myself. ;)

Originally posted by panda79
you cant beat a bit of bully
bullseye
presented by sir jim bowen:thumbsup:

Yes, I think the Bullseye catchphrases are amongst my favourites.

Here is a few others:

Super, smashing, great

Look at what you could have won

And Bully's Special Priiiize.

Stay out of the black and into the red, Nothing in this game for two in a bed

:D

"Our survey said . . . . . . " ehhhh errrrrrr

Originally posted by mega_monty
"Our survey said . . . . . . " ehhhh errrrrrr

I must admit that I do the "ehhh... errrrrrr" noise when ever anyone answers a question wrong that I ask them :lol:

You see I'm one of those people whose brains are full of useless information that nobody else in the family knows, and I pride myself on being a bit of a well, clever sod if you'll pardon the language :P

I had the "ehhh... errrrrrr" noise on a WAV file on the pc and set up up so that when you made a mistake in windows it went "ehhh... errrrrrr"

the noise of the clock in countdown when time is running out.
bit difficult to type a noise - so hope you know the one i mean!


Bullseye beats them all ..
look what you could have won!

trivia question.....
on crackerjack who was the guy with all the sad catchphrases

jump over a dolls house
crush a grape
etc.
can anyone remember his name or any more of his C**P sayings

:loopy:

I think it was Stu Francis.

Wasn't it "Wreck a dolls house"?

And wasn't "Rip a tissue" one of them also?

Originally posted by Lickszz
I think it was Stu Francis.

Wasn't it "Wreck a dolls house"?

And wasn't "Rip a tissue" one of them also?

And not forgetting: "ooh I could wrestle an Action Man"

Does anyone remember Paul Merton ribbing Angus Deayton because his catchphrase had become "in what way?"

Which was surely one of the worst catchphrases ever!