These iconic TV catchphrases are inseparable from the characters who made them famous. Imagine not hearing “Suit up!” from Barney in every other episode of How I Met Your Mother? Or what about the ...

Kate Garraway reveals Tom Daley knitting her a gift featuring Celebrity Traitors catchphrase - The catchphrase is ‘all I’m ...

Television in the early 2000s produced characters and moments that were remembered through catchphrases. These short lines spread beyond the shows themselves and became part of everyday conversations.

"The tribe has spoken." "Please pack your knives and go." "You're fired!" Sometimes the marker of a good reality television show is a memorable elimination catchphrase. Hallmark+'s first competition ...

This line has become so undeniably linked to the show through pop culture and the media that even official "I Love Lucy" merchandise and apparel features the phrase, furthering the confusion about ...

Joining host Stephen Mulhern and Mr Chips for this special World Cup edition of Catchphrase are John Barnes, Helen Chamberlain and Chris Kamara. If they 'Say What They See', they could win a massive ...

The star also managed to double the money for his fellow players TV presenter Richard Madeley managed to bank a huge £10,000 on Celebrity Catchphrase in the very last second – but would you have been ...

Freddie Flintoff is the host of the new series of Bullseye, which sees amateur darts players team up with professional darts ...

Alabama native Polly Holliday, the actress known for portraying the sassy TV character Flo Castleberry and popularizing the catchphrase “Kiss my grits,” has died at age 88, according to The Hollywood ...

Stephen Mulhern can’t get over the fact that magician Paul Daniels auctioned off his wig on eBay. ‘Why would he do that?’ he asks. ‘He sold it for a couple of ...

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen answers reader questions every Wednesday at TribLive.com in a column that also appears in the Sunday Tribune-Review. Q: Since Megan Shinn started at KDKA as the ...

There is no doubt that catchphrases like Roman Reigns' "Acknowledge Me" or LA Knight's "Yeah" are among some of the most well-known in WWE today, but arguably the most popular phrase in the company ...