Are Catchphrases Dead? (ft. La'Ron Readus) - Eddache

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Fun fact: the first instance of Columbo using his catchphrase “oh and one more thing” was actually due to the fact his actor began leaving the scene forgetting he had more to say, so to quickly save it he said the line and kept going

Phineas and Ferb is basically 90% catchphrase - Ferb I know what we're going to do toady - Hey, where's Perry? - Ah, agent P - What 'cha doooin? - Phineas and Ferb, you are so BUSTED! - MOM! - Ah Perry the Platypus... - Curse you Perry the Platypus!!! - Oh, there you are Perry (edit: forgot what cha doing)

As someone who’s “murican”, this video was also an interesting, albeit slightly confusing, look into British pop culture.

17:42 hearing the actual friggin Tomska react like this ia fucking gold, if this was Tomska's personal catchphrase i would laugh everytime he said it defensively

I never thought I’d see the day where Eddache talks about “Loadsamoney.”

My favourite catchphrase of all is "It's morbin' time"

4:15 : My family actually has a saying that's been passed down either four or five generations (can't remember the amount at this time). It's "wear your old coat", and it's used when you do something that hurts you in an attempt to get back at someone, to middling or nonexistent effect. It came from an ancestor who got a new coat but had an argument with the person who gave it to her, and subsequently refused to wear it when she next met them, instead opting to wear her old coat. The old coat was not warm and it was a cold day; you can guess how it became a family legend.

Tom's "don't fucking tell them" catches me off guard every time, such a good delivery lmao

Despite mentioning The Fast Show quite a bit, I'm surprised Eddache didn't even mention Arthur Atkinson. Who's entire joke is that he only ever mentions one-liners and Catchphrases, namely 'Where's me Washboard?'. And respect to Chester Drawers for putting up with him.

Like Willem Dafoe in No Way Home, where he said: "I'm something of a Scientist myself" If it wasn't for memes, that small line from the original movie wouldn't be in NWH.

Holy shit, you’re right, memes are modern catchphrases… Also I’m slightly disappointed you never mentioned Monty python, but I’m glad you showed off some more obscure shows

Executives: Will it be hard to give our show a memorable catchphrase? Writers: Actually it'll be super easy, barely an inconvenience

The catchphrase with my group has been "egg juice" whenever someone can't remember the word for something. My friend once asked what the juice inside of an egg was, I said "the yolk" he replied, "Yeah, the egg juice"

My current favorite catchphrase is, “Welcome back you absolute legends” but “Hey y’all Scott Here!” Is pretty close

Catch phrases are VERY much still a thing. Say ‘road work ahead’ to a group of anybody under 30 and they’ll all go ‘yeah I sure hope it does’. ‘Look at all those chickens,’ is another I hear a lot. ‘Oh feck were flying away’ ‘do you ever want to talk about your feelings David’ ‘and they were roommates’. Any of the top 100-ish vines that good massive got massive BECAUSE of their catch praises.

This was a fantastically well produced and edited video. The silent clips in the background which we all knew what they were saying because they were memorable link up to the voice over and prove the point about their position in the pop culture canon. Really impressive, stuff. Love the cameos form Tom and Laron too.

I never realized how much I appreciated Rick and Morty forced meaningless gibberish to be a catchphrase to its audience, winking to the audience in the process, only to later reveal that it was actually a coded cry for help.

And now for something completely different. NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION

I always like it when characters do get catchphrases