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{{examples|Examples (Alphabetical by series)}}
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* ''[[30 Rock]]'': Liz Lemon has "Blerg!" and "Nerds!" And they even parody the catchphrase on the [[Show Within a Show|The Girly Show with Tracy Jordan]] with Liz's sketches for Jenna in which Jenna gives women relationship advice. The catchphrase is "That's a dealbreakuh!"▼
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* [[Adam-12]] "1-adam 12, 1 adam 12" (the car's call sign)
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** Kelso: "BURN!"
* ''[[That's So Raven]]'': "Oh snap!" (Shared with ''[[My Name Is Earl]]''.)
▲* ''[[30 Rock]]'': Liz Lemon has "Blerg!" and "Nerds!" And they even parody the catchphrase on the [[Show Within a Show|The Girly Show with Tracy Jordan]] with Liz's sketches for Jenna in which Jenna gives women relationship advice. The catchphrase is "That's a dealbreakuh!"
* ''[[This Is Wonderland]]'': [[The Judge|Judge]] Malone gradually acquired "There must be something we can do to help this man/woman/child," as a [[Catch Phrase]].
* Before each commercial break on ''[[Today]]'', the segment host will tell the audience what is coming up in the next segment, followed by "But, first, this is ''Today'' on NBC."
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'''Ronnie Barker:''' And it's goodnight from him.
'''Both:''' Goodnight! }}
* ''[[The Vicar of Dibley]]'': "No, no, no, no, no, no, no... Yes." (''Monty Python'' fans will associate this phrase with the "Nudge-Nudge, Wink-Wink" sketch.)▼
* ''[[True Jackson, VP]]'': "You said ''what'' now?!" "Not even!"
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▲* ''[[The Vicar of Dibley]]'': "No, no, no, no, no, no, no... Yes." (''Monty Python'' fans will associate this phrase with the "Nudge-Nudge, Wink-Wink" sketch.)
* ''[[Victorious]]'': Cat has, "What's THAT supposed to mean???" She hasn't used it as much in the later episodes of Season 1, though.
** She uses "Kay Kay" all the time.
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