The catchphrase "The devil made me do it" is famously associated with comedian Flip Wilson, who used it as a recurring line in his stand-up routines and television show during the 1970s. Wilson's character, Geraldine Jones, often blamed the devil for her mischievous behavior, which resonated with audiences and became a cultural catchphrase. The phrase has since entered popular culture, often used humorously to deflect responsibility.
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Comedian Flip Wilson popularized the phrase "The devil made me do it" through his character Geraldine Jones in the 1970s. Geraldine would often use this phrase to humorously shift blame for her misdeeds.
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The Devil Made Me Do It was created on 1990-10-09.
The devil was not "made." The Scriptural account is that the devil was originally created by God as one of His many good angels. A rebellion against God amongst the angels occurred - the leader of whom is the devil. The good angel was indeed made by God, but the devil (as he now is) was not made by God.
Devil is made by god himself, to check the man to select whome.
The Devil Made Me Do It - 1998 was released on: USA: 1998
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The cast of The Devil Made Me Do It - 2013 includes: Joseph Lidster as Man who walks past James Unsworth as The Devil
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This is a made-up word. It means a soft-brained fellow or someone whose manners are objectionable.