That's What She Said
This 2006 film made "that's what she said" jokes famous
40 Year Old Virgin
This '90s toy was a virtual pet that kids had to take care of.
Tamagotchi
This sitcom, set in the fictional town of Fernwood, Ohio, was a spin-off of "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" and focused on the bizarre occurrences in a small-town talk show.
Fernwood 2 Night
This mid-sized sedan, introduced by General Motors in 2000, suffered from a host of issues including poor build quality, transmission problems, and uninspired design, leading to its discontinuation after a short production run.
Pontiac Aztek
This actor, known for his distinctive voice and roles in "The Lion King" and "Star Wars," provided the narration for the documentary series "March of the Dinosaurs
James Earl Jones
"That's what she said" is a catchphrase from which character on "The Office"?
Michael Scott
Who sang the famous 80s song Toy Soldiers
This short-lived sitcom followed the misadventures of a group of college students attending the fictional Copeland College.
Campus Man
This luxury car brand, launched by Ford in 1999, failed to compete with established European luxury marques and was discontinued after a few years of lackluster sales
Lincoln Blackwood
This acclaimed actor and filmmaker narrated the nature documentary series "Planet Earth," immersing viewers in the wonders of the natural world with his authoritative and captivating voice.
David Attenborough
This British comedian frequently uses "that's what she said" jokes in his stand-up routines.
Who is Ricky Gervais?
This 90s boy band told us "I want it that way"
Backstreet Boys
This sitcom featured a married couple who were both doctors. They worked together at a medical clinic and were constantly trying to balance their professional and personal lives.
Doctor, Doctor
This Car was built in a garage before gaining massive popularity after it was featured in a movie directed by SS
DaLorean
This actor, known for his deep and resonant voice, narrated the documentary series "The Civil War" by Ken Burns, bringing historical events to life with his compelling narration.
Morgan Freeman
In "Wayne's World," which character often says "that's what she said"?
Wayne Campbell?
This character had to save Princess Zelda
Link
This sitcom centered around a family who owned a small newspaper in the fictional town of Glenlawn, California.
Brooklyn Bridge
This electric car, produced by General Motors in the '90s, suffered from limited range, high cost, and safety concerns, leading to its discontinuation after only a few years on the market
GM EV1
This British actor lent his distinctive voice to the narration of the "Harry Potter" audiobooks, captivating listeners with his rich and expressive delivery.
Jim Dale
In which country is the phrase "that's what she said" commonly used in a similar way as in the U.S.?
The UK
This toy, popular in the 1990s, consisted of a plastic hoop with a ball attached by a rope that users would swing around their ankles and jump over
Skip-It
Set in a fictional California town, this sitcom followed the lives of three single women who shared an apartment and worked together at a talent agency.
Living Single
This car, produced by Ford in the late '50s and early '60s, was named after the founder's son and became synonymous with failure due to its poor quality and design issues
Ford Edsel
This actor provided the iconic voiceover narration for the opening sequence of the TV show "The Wonder Years," chronicling the life of Kevin Arnold.
Daniel Stern