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Which television celebrity is known for the catchphrase Oh My?
Dick Enberg is widely known for his famous catchphrase, "Oh My!" He says that catchphrase after athletic plays that are fun, exciting, and outstanding.
What is Donald Trump's catchphrase from the tv show apprentice?
"your fired"
What was Audrey's catchphrase on the TV series Ellen?
Hello, ELLEN!
Whose catchphrase is spelled annoyed grunt in tv scripts?
Homer Simpson -
Was where's me shirt a Danny Ross catchphrase?
Yes, "Where's me shirt?" was a catchphrase often used by Danny Ross in the television show "Mrs. Brown's Boys." Daniel "Danny" O'Carroll, who played the character of Danny Ross, popularized the catchphrase through his comedic delivery.
Which famous entrepreneur is best known for his catchphrase you fired in the hit tv show the apprentice?
Donald Trump.
How do you say Hi in Scottish gallic?
Awright
Who says awright?
People that cannot pronounce 'all right'.
What was Arthur askeys catchphrase?
When English comedian Arthur English (1919 - 1995) was doing his "spiv" routine, he would tell long rambling stories and finish with the catchphrase "Play the Music! Open the Cage!" Arthur English appeared in the British TV comedy series "Are You Being Served" as the maintenance man Mr. Harman.
What is the name of something like fingernail and have an image of a nail going through a finger?
it is a visual representation of word- they used these as clues in the tv game show- catchphrase synsets.
Where can one watch the episode Computer Says NO?
"Computer says no" is a catchphrase from character Carol Beer and is from the television program Little Britain (UK). This catchphrase is not limited to just one episode, however the character Carol Beer was introduced in Series Two, so one could watch any episodes from that series to watch an episode with this phrase.
What do they say in the Pantene commercial that is not the music?
Pantene commercials used the catchphrase "don't hate me because I'm beautiful." Kelly Lebrock was the first person to speak the line on television.
