top 20 comedy catchphrases

[Napster]

The top 20
1. I'm the only gay in the village - Dafydd in Little Britain
2. Just like that - Tommy Cooper
3. D'oh! - Homer Simpson in The Simpsons
4. Lovely jubbly - Del Boy in Only Fools And Horses
5. Yeah, but no, but yeah but - Vicky Pollard in Little Britain
6. Suits you, sir - The Fast Show
7. Drink, feck, arse - Father Jack in Father Ted
8. I don't believe it! - Victor Meldrew in One Foot In The Grave
9. Garlic bread, I've tasted it, it's the future - Peter Kay in Phoenix Nights
10. I have a cunning plan... - Baldrick in Blackadder
11. Well here's another fine mess you've got me into - Oliver Hardy to Stan Laurel
12. I'm a laydee - Emily Howard in Little Britain
13. No, no, no, no, yes! - Jim Trott in The Vicar Of Dibley
14. Stupid boy - Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army
15. I'm free! - Mr Humphreys in Are You Being Served?
16. Back of the net - Alan Partridge
17. Oooh Betty! - Frank Spencer in Some Mothers Do Ave' Em
18. Is it coz I is black? - Ali G
19. Yeah baby! - Austin Powers
20. You wouldn't let it lie! - Vic Reeves

Pretty mish-mash if you ask me.

 

[* ORM *]

1,751 - I know something you don't - Napster in SZ bs role ;)

 

[Matt the Shrimp]

Quote[/b] (Napster @ Jan. 11 2005,14:18)]Pretty mish-mash if you ask me.

3 Little Britains in the top 20? Shurrley shum mishtake?

Of the ones listed, I reckon only "yeah but no but yeah but no" will have any sort of longevity.

 

[BoyWonder2]

A little surprised not to see "How Dare You!" from Max, in Max and Paddy's Road To Nowhere. I'm hearing that everywhere I go.

Where did that list come from?

 

[Andy_S]

Where's "yeah I know" or "I want that one"?

 

[Ron Manager]

Any polls like this - be it TV shows, songs, films, catchphrases or whatever - should discount anything less than 5 years old as you only get too many 'recent' entries.

What about 'Milky, Milky'?

 

[Napster]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Jan. 11 2005,17:01)]Any polls like this - be it TV shows, songs, films, catchphrases or whatever - should discount anything less than 5 years old as you only get too many 'recent' entries.

What about 'Milky, Milky'?

or "that's your mum, that is"

 

[Hooly]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Jan. 11 2005,17:01)]What about 'Milky, Milky'?

Surely not as famous a the legend that is Harry Barris with his Monaguesque catchphrase "Licky Licky".

It's one of those "you had to be there moments" .

 

[Ron Manager]

Quote[/b] (Hooly @ Jan. 11 2005,18:01)]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Jan. 11 2005,17:01)]What about 'Milky, Milky'?

Surely not as famous a the legend that is Harry Barris with his Monaguesque catchphrase "Licky Licky".  

  It's one of those "you had to be there moments"  .  

I still think the sight of that very elegant and obviously very wealthy women's little dog licking his feet is both one of the most disgusting and funny things I have ever seen!

 

[RobM.]

"You dirrty old man!"