TV Catchphrases by Show
"Eat my shorts"
What is The Simpsons?
This famous duo lives under the sea
Who are Spongebob and Patrick?
The "B" stands for Beatrice but she just likes "B"
Who is Junie B. Jones?
This time of day is considered lucky
What is 11:11?
This Italian phrase is used to describe the perfect consistency of cooked pasta
What is "al dente"?
"You got it, dude"
What is Full House?
Mystery-solving duo, Scoobert and Norville Rogers.
Who are Shaggy and Scooby-Doo?
Anthropomorphic feline breaks and enters into bored children's houses to cheer them up
Who is The Cat in the Hat?
The foot of this animal is thought to bring good luck
What is a rabbit?
The French phrase "c'est la vie" translates to this English expression.
"Yabba Dabba Doo!"
What is "The Flintstones"?
Brothers voiced by Chris Pratt and Charlie Day in its latest movie adaptation
Who are Mario and Luigi?
This animated aardvark's favorite superhero is Bionic Bunny
Who is Arthur?
Legend says that breaking a mirror will give you this many years of bad luck
What is seven?
The name of this cute Arctic animal is derived from the Welsh language.
What is a penguin?
"Is that your final answer?"
What is "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?"
"You got it, dude" twins
Who are Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen?
Teen detective who's best friends are named Bess and George
Who is Nancy Drew?
This object is considered lucky when turned upwards and unlucky when turned downwards.
What is a horseshoe?
The name of this condiment originates from Cantonese
What is ketchup?
"Good grief"
Xoxo, you know you love them
Who are Serena and Blair?
This series is named after the physical sensation you may feel when you read it
This occurrence on your wedding day signifies a lasting marriage.
What is rain?
This latin phrase means "to a sickening degree"
What is ad nauseam?