With "Young Fool", the opening was a closeup on his feet as he walked barefoot through the desert, and Harvey Korman read the opening narration gravely. The last sentence was: "He hates but one man- the man who stole his shoes." At that point, his feet step into a bucket of water, which immediately begins steaming as he steps in it.
"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Pull down your pants and slide on the ice."
"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Pull down your pants and slide on the ice."
It was used in both. In " Young Sheldon", we saw that " Bazinga" was the brand name of a novelty company, selling things like whoopie cushions and so on. The slogan said something like " It it's funny, it's a Bazinga!" After that, we saw Sheldon playing tiny practical jokes (prank phone calls and so on), and saying "Bazinga!" at the end.
So, that's where that word originates in that setting.
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Wow. This one's been dormant for a while... "Uh I've just been handed a news flash. The word "Canada" is unrhymeable. It's easier to - I don't know - get drunk and try to climb a bull
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With "Young Fool", the opening was a closeup on his feet as he walked barefoot through the desert, and Harvey Korman read the opening narration gravely. The last sentence was: "He hates but one man- the man who stole his shoes." At that point, his feet step into a bucket of water, which immediately begins steaming as he steps in it.
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"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
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Twilight?
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No. Was there really a TV show with that name?
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I think I was thinking of The Vampire Diaries.
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"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Pull down your pants and slide on the ice."
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Fargo?
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No.
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"I have the impression that we woke you about three-thirty this morning." "No, it was ten of four." "Did we say why?" "Uh, you said you wanted to sacrifice a virgin." "Did we?" "I was too sleepy."
"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Pull down your pants and slide on the ice."
"Attention all personnel- incoming wounded."
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See, now THAT's an "EZ quote."
M*A*S*H
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"You rang?"
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Eso es "Largo", el mayordomo de la familia en "Los Locos Addams."
(That's "Lurch", the butler for "the Addams Family.")
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"I'm Larry, this is my brother Darryl, and this is my other brother Daryl."
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Newhart
"Bazinga!"
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I would have thought that that was an easy one, for this crowd...
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"Young Sheldon."
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I think it was used on that show, so OK. I was looking for The Big Bang Theory.
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It was used in both. In " Young Sheldon", we saw that " Bazinga" was the brand name of a novelty company, selling things like whoopie cushions and so on. The slogan said something like " It it's funny, it's a Bazinga!" After that, we saw Sheldon playing tiny practical jokes (prank phone calls and so on), and saying "Bazinga!" at the end.
So, that's where that word originates in that setting.
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