And we'd better get all of those early 2000s catchphrases!
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Those catchphrases and caricatures are irrevocably seared into our consciousness.
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Teens have streamlined communication to catchphrases and pictures with memes.
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"It's like punch lines, catchphrases that comedians use," Goldblatt said.
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His catchphrases, like "Time Well Spent," have become industry mantras.
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He was expected to answer a question beyond simply giving catchphrases.
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It involves Jordan, who would be tiresome without his relentless catchphrases.
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Narrator: ...a nod to one of Hughie's catchphrases in the comics.
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Those songs were built around snappy catchphrases and brisk, punky riffs.
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Rachel Zoe supposedly trademarked two of her famous reality-show catchphrases.
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These usually feature company logos, catchphrases, hashtags, and on-brand images.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO No choruses, no catchphrases, no memes — Tariq Trotter, a.k.a.
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He has really dorky catchphrases, so you can take it either way.
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"Those kind of catchphrases begin to tell where the city is going."
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Many of Mr Trump's most enduring catchphrases are swipes at media companies.
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The catchphrases are meant to reflect the women's personalities, values, and lifestyles.
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We all know that superheroes have catchphrases, but so do their bosses.
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"Pairing and sharing," said Ms. Zalis, who has a fondness for catchphrases.
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Lot of my catchphrases and things I love are all on there!
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There's just no saving the catchphrases Stephen King placed in these characters' mouths.
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They were "the definition of 'Don't be a pussy' "—one of his catchphrases.
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Catchphrases, articles of clothing, and color are all part of our political paradigm.
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In "SUM," Ms. Anderson audaciously mined sound bites and catchphrases from television advertisements.
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With catchphrases like "shazam!" and "gawwwleee," the character was given his own series.
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The Jersey Shore isn't great because of all of its catchphrases and shot-taking.
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"Don't ever play yourself," Khaled shouted into a microphone, employing one of his catchphrases.
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President Trump's loud repetition of catchphrases can't replace clear, reasoned explanations of policy proposals.
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"Fail fast, fail often" is one of the region's earliest and best-recognized catchphrases.
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More than 50 "Drag Race" alums sold photo ops and merchandise branded with catchphrases.
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The zine breaks down the history, catchphrases, and street art of Bart Simpson, a.k.
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Will this be what transitions us from catchphrases like "Gimme Jimmy" to "Better Call Saul"?
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She'll get hammy and lean into "catchphrases" as if she's a performer with the WWE.
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Such children are quite literally "citizens of nowhere", to borrow one of Mrs May's catchphrases.
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There's something about great horror movies and catchphrases: 'Redrum' is up there with 'Seven days.
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The overall theme echoes one of President Trump's favorite new catchphrases ... guilty until proven innocent.
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You can even customize things like their muscles, catchphrases and how their voice will sound.
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I googled some of the specific stories Dolenz told after recognizing some of his catchphrases.
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Any long-running investigation develops its own cast of characters, its own jargon and catchphrases.
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After meeting the Leishmans, Cornelius said, she was taken with one of Marc's favorite catchphrases.
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Okurr, in fact, actually derives from the same place where many catchphrases come from: Drag culture.
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When Lagasse, a Gordon client, kicked things up a notch in 1997 with his catchphrases — Bam!
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Watch the segment: During the show Cardi also spoke about her catchphrases and interviewed John Mulaney.
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"Here For the Wrong Reasons" (HFTWR): One of the most popular catchphrases in the Bachelor lexicon.
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They're designing the way they look, giving them names, giving them catchphrases, they're giving them upgrades.
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Plus, the signature catchphrases "Bond, James Bond" and "license to kill" are heard in the clip.
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While HBO objected to Trump's photo, the show's themes and catchphrases have often shown up in politics.
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She cribs catchphrases from advertisers, and they in turn flatten her sardonic imagery into effective marketing materials.
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The new section also offers up a selection of GIFs, memes, and an illustrated glossary of catchphrases.
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Many of Trump's most famous catchphrases are actually versions of time-tested speech mechanisms that salespeople use.
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There's no shortage of quirky catchphrases and less-than-accurate definitions for words on the popular show.
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Many of Trump's most famous catchphrases are actually versions of time-tested speech mechanisms that salesmen use.
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And the French politician has embraced the role with foreboding, relentless catchphrases aimed at his UK counterparts.
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When questioned by journalists, she retreats completely into her shell — emitting only catchphrases and the odd forced smile.
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Each incarnation of the Doctor comes with his (or her) own set of quirks, catchphrases, and pet peeves.
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In the unlikely event you've never met an American male, this is where they get all their catchphrases.
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" They soon start to riff on the franchise's iconic catchphrases, with Bunny saying, "To infinity and your mom!
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Caper wants to deliver a major update to the self-checkout aisle without keeping its dreaded catchphrases, i.e.
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His throwaway lines became catchphrases, such as "I kid you not" after he told a supposedly true story.
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President Trump brought with him into the Oval Office a well-documented arsenal of pet catchphrases and words.
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" The dean of Peking University at the time, Chen Duxiu, coined two catchphrases to summarize the student demands: "Mr.
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But achieving what he called the "Chinese dream"—another of his catchphrases—would be "no walk in the park".
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Ali's signature "trash talk" was peppered with rhyming, musical catchphrases, a little tongue-in-cheek and a lot memorable.
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"We give patients these catchphrases about how they'll feel better, but that's not always true," Richardson told Reuters Health.
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The strange hair, the catchphrases and made-for-TV life make him a character in his own life story.
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Instead, she encourages students and schools to focus on positive slogans or catchphrases that emphasize inclusivity, kindness, and bravery.
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He hasn't done time in conservative policy institutions, and he doesn't know the magic catchphrases and ideological hang-ups.
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You've got the late-'90s guest star, the sexual tension, Monica's famous wacky catchphrases, and random outbursts of crying.
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And since these concepts have been reduced to catchphrases, everyone has been free to fill in their own meanings.
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He speaks with DJ Khaledian inspirational heft, except instead of bluster and catchphrases, he proses with directness and realism.
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" Some lines have already become catchphrases around our house: "This is a pageant, not a state funeral, Miss Iowa.
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The cold open begins with Baldwin using one of Trump's catchphrases — presidential harassment — to complain about the impeachment process.
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Even Clinton's catchphrases—"I'm with her", "cracks in the glass ceiling"—were woven in, with new life breathed into them.
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" Her brightly colored cards feature pop-culture icons and clever catchphrases: Freddie Mercury is illustrated above the message "Yas Queen!
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In this de facto role, Preskill has coined catchphrases to make concepts in the math-heavy field easier to grasp.
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"Deadpool" and "Green Lantern" are satirized, while "Batman" and fellow franchises are lampooned for their catchphrases, special effects and sequels.
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The language of basketball here is mostly formal, without extravagant catchphrases, and many words are similar to their English counterparts.
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I wanted to look like you could pull a string on my back, and I would say, like, six catchphrases.
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Inside, if you get there, you'll find glossy promotional materials for the brands, complete with bright colors and kitschy catchphrases.
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But the show had a rabid following — my friends were obsessed, and the internet was crawling with GIFs and catchphrases.
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Censorious authoritarians elsewhere often cite Mr Trump's catchphrases, calling critical reporting "fake news" and critical journalists "enemies of the people".
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But amid all the baffling, swear-laden catchphrases submitted to the USPTO, there is one we are all doubtlessly familiar with.
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Cardi turned viral catchphrases into rhymes and, after recording two mixtapes within 12 months, signed to Atlantic Records earlier this year.
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When it does, the many loaded catchphrases the election inspired on social media may (hopefully) come to an end as well.
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Kids everywhere began quoting his catchphrases like "Merry Christmas, ya filthy animal" and mimicking the face he made while applying aftershave.
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It's well known that her daughter Alice came up with "I want to go to there," one 30 Rock's indelible catchphrases.
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"If you can't love yourself, how the hell you gonna love somebody else?" asks Ru in one of his many catchphrases.
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" Later, he participated in online gaming, where memes were mostly catchphrases like "No girls on the internet" and "Tits or gtfo.
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He parrots his friend's catchphrases and gives cheesy thumbs-up, trying to be more human, it would seem, than death bot.
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Clinton, this time with Tom Hanks as the moderator Chris Wallace, and covered Mr. Trump's inconsistent foreign policy and inflammatory catchphrases.
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But interest in the series remained high as clips and catchphrases flourished online and its stars went on to thriving careers.
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Republican candidates all over are parroting the president, spouting his catchphrases and donning his hats as they try to show loyalty.
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There's just one problem: A search within #images for the Clinton campaign catchphrases "I'm with her" and "Stronger Together" returns zero results.
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Looking at the catchphrases featured on the stamps, some have wondered if the set is, in fact, a subtle tribute to Brexit.
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He's a public figure so riddled with tics and catchphrases you're not sure where he ends and the Darrell Hammond impression begins.
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Mya posted regularly on YouTube, producing short comic videos commenting on life, dissing those that offended, and dropping a series of catchphrases.
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But these catchphrases are used unwittingly, since the Professor is hazy about the strange new idioms and rules that now oppress her.
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Cut to Lil Jon and Cardi B sounding off with their "okay" catchphrases, and Pepsi created the comedic mashup no one expected.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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The tribe that attends the men's wear shows twice a year in London, Milan and Paris has its own buzzwords and catchphrases.
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So during Monday's Late Show, Stephen Colbert offered Jackson a few already-iconic movie catchphrases for Jackson to put his legendary stamp on.
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But I would attribute that more to habits and knowing certain words or catchphrases that captivate the audience, and so you repeat them.
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And while his colleagues were gifted with Adamantium claws and clobberin'-time credos, Captain America had no super-cool powers or memorable catchphrases.
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Ranging for $14.90 each, the 13 unisex shirts vary widely in color and design, from simple logos and fun illustrations to clever catchphrases.
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When future anthropologists study the cultural significance of this show, we think the various Kardashian catchphrases will provide them with so much material.
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He doesn't talk in focus-grouped catchphrases, he doesn't have a defined message he stays on, he's loose and improvisational on the stump.
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They often also reimagine the League champions with more sympathetic storylines than the usual splash art and in-game catchphrases can really capture.
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When she was being interviewed for the post, she wrote, the questioner used one of Mr Jiang's catchphrases and she responded with another.
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In 2013, the United Auto Workers tried to unionize a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, where Patterson demonstrated a knack for billboards and catchphrases.
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Slogans and catchphrases are written all over the menu and the walls, inside and outside on the corner of Kane and Columbia Streets.
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And in "Silver," the speech of Anna May Wong, the movie star, consists of bad puns, catchphrases and lines from her own films.
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Gladys crams all silences with increasingly disconnected bits of autobiography and with peppy questions and catchphrases that she has probably used for decades.
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" I grew up in the land of hope, then moved to one whose catchphrases are "It's not possible" and "Hell is other people.
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Although "SportsCenter" anchors like Keith Olbermann and Stuart Scott were known for their wordplay, catchphrases and energy, Ley usually played the straight man.
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Mostly he stares dead-eyed at the ground, offers vague catchphrases, then gives an anecdote about someone he knows who made it big.
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Dozens of potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidates have already hit the road to workshop their vision, experiment with catchphrases and test policy ideas.
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He again called Mr. Trump robotic for repeating catchphrases and one-liners, flipping around the criticism that Mr. Rubio can be a stilted speaker.
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He strung the same catchphrases and stock vocabulary together into short, punchy, grammatically and syntactically unlikely sentences that were the opposite of political rhetoric.
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The problem is that in longer debates, Trump can't only rely on catchphrases — and Clinton may very well embrace the contrast in their styles.
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Stylists and celebrities have brought back the childhood accessory with bling and kitschy catchphrases that can give the simplest bun or ponytail new life.
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Over two and a half years, President Donald Trump has been relying on the same themes, catchphrases, and theatrics that generated headlines in 2016.
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He's happily seized on an expression that once stood for isolationism and xenophobia and turned it into one of his many vague, ebullient catchphrases.
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Last week on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the actor recreated some of his famous comedy catchphrases in the most dramatic fashion possible.
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Not sure what to get the person whose interests include transient internet catchphrases, items that are holiday-themed for no reason, and Baby Yoda?
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Conner wins a "Poppy" for a rap verse (which consisted of only catchphrases), which is basically the equivalent of an MTV Video Music Award.
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The fact that one of Hogan's most memorable catchphrases has nothing to do with Hogan and everything to do with the interviewer isn't incidental.
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As in "The Special," Mr. Davis delights in hackneyed showbiz talk, catchphrases (he tries hard to make "yaas, honey" a thing) and industry jargon.
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Otherwise, it becomes all too easy for presidents to invoke catchphrases such as "national security" or "alien invasion" to paper over our written Constitution.
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But like "on fleek" and other viral catchphrases and memes, the "what are those" meme spread without any control from its creator, Brandon Moore.
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The plot of Hackers is pretty tired, and the technology is pretty wrong, but none of that matters because everyone's busy yelling out catchphrases.
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Per Wikipedia, one of Noddy's catchphrases is "What in tarnation?!" so I encourage you to imagine Audrey Plaza repeating that line with great feeling.
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And somehow, someway, the hearing resulted in a bunch of stellar new catchphrases the world can now use to respond to most every situation imaginable.
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Actor Matt Bush of The Goldbergs jokingly referred to popular ad catchphrases like McDonalds' "I'm lovin' it" and Nike's "Just do it" as Chinese proverbs.
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"Her iPad is loaded with catchphrases, including some off-color ones," Fred Fisher, President and CEO of the ALS Association Golden West Chapter tells PEOPLE.
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Cardi has Instagram-caption-worthy catchphrases for days, and we still root for her as the underdog that came out on top in women's rap.
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The Terminator franchise, which we know is really just a bunch of catchphrases stacked up in the shape of a metallic exoskeleton, is more deliberate.
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Especially now, politics and pop culture feel more enmeshed than ever, perhaps because our leader honed his predilection for spewing unfiltered catchphrases on reality television.
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After 20 years of serves, aces, Vicht gestures and catchphrases, Hewitt's dogged determination and attitude made the Open a must-watch for many Australian households.
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Of his many catchphrases, his favorite might be "Duchamp is my lawyer"—an apparent defense against the charge of copying or co-opting existing works.
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In a music world dominated by hashtags and the invisible hand of SEO, being able to make up new words and catchphrases is valuable currency.
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Soaking up the rays and surfin' USA, the Golden State of California can confidently boast a myriad of uplifting songs, catchphrases, and undeniably freewheeling imagery.
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Drip Harder is supposed to be the culmination of the best parts of each rapper, as the merging of their catchphrases suggests in the title.
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Willink&aposs penchant for catchphrases has also caught on with the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Lakers, who use his lessons as motivation before games.
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McVay, who has already become a master of coaching catchphrases and clichés, has regularly tried to expand the spotlight to the other coaches around him.
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Chappelle's Show is one of the untouchable wonders of 21st century comedy: frozen in time along with the catchphrases that Chappelle himself recoils from so viscerally.
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As for Marshall, 81, who presented Stamos with his Icon Award, he gave some background on the history behind repeating phrases to create catchphrases on television.
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She is responsible for some of this year's best catchphrases, and you should know them all because they offer a wealth of inspiration, wisdom, and relatability.
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What Chucky lacks in size and speed (those tiny legs can only get you so far!), he makes up for in creative kills and clever catchphrases.
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Maude's brand emphatically isn't about girl-power catchphrases, nor does it adopt the enthusiastic "omg yay sex!" approach of many specifically women-focused sex toy brands.
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The tired disruptions of Thom Willems's electronic score and the flat-footed pseudo-casual walks meant to turn classroom exercises contemporary feel like worn-out catchphrases.
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The islanders have been skilled at pointing to the peril they face, with catchphrases such as "Save Tuvalu, save the world" and "1.5 to stay alive".
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The two panicked when executives liked their experimental script, so they added heroin benders and "anti-catchphrases," sabotaging their own creation for the sake of edginess.
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When he hears the right note of approval, Mr. Trump amplifies his message and bounces it back, usually with one of his trademark three-word catchphrases.
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The show seems to have been filtered down to an essence of weird catchphrases and images over the 22001 years it has been off the air.
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Her inspirational support of women in power was not about to be killed by a hateful reality star who speaks in punctuated catchphrases that he trademarks.
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Thursday night, he inverted that meme, effectively mocking Trump for repeating the same tired catchphrases about solving health care by introducing more competition—and leaving Trump flustered.
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He greeted Garrett Richardson, a 15-year-old in a wheelchair who wore a baseball cap that read "Never Give Up," another one of Mr. Cena's catchphrases.
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She launched a music career, modeled around the world, built a fragrance empire and she's responsible for one of the most famous catchphrases in reality TV history.
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"Seinfeld" scenes and catchphrases pop into your head several times a day — so often that, quite a long time ago, they became clichés, uncool to utter aloud.
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Khaled's catchphrases are ones people want to share with their friends; his hijinks are worth talking about; his motivational speeches are broad enough to always ring true.
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Based on Mike Myers and Dana Carvey's popular Saturday Night Live sketch, Wayne's World promised slapstick comedy and a barrage of catchphrases to delight Gen X moviegoers.
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Clicking through his list, he reads post after post, charting the themes and preoccupations of the day, the latest catchphrases and memes, the shifting alliances and disputes.
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Still, part of Peloton's charm is the quality of its instructors who have their own personalities and catchphrases that seem to draw users back to their classes.
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The most compelling products of Internet culture—the videos, catchphrases, and characters that surface in our social-media streams—get their power from radical shifts in context.
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The Peloton Bike soon developed a "cult-ish" following of fans who were dedicated to Peloton merch, instructor catchphrases, leaderboard names, and well, getting their exercise on.
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A lot of these episodes center on the sticky catchphrases the show gave us; others mark the sentimental moments where we laughed and cried for the Friends.
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" Beyond her talent, another endearing quality Almond Eye has is her kindness, leading to one of the popular catchphrases about her: "Angel off track, devil on track.
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That's a bad quality to have when you want to run America, and a bitterly ironic joke when you've made "law and order" one of your catchphrases.
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Enfield and Whitehouse's catchphrases were the staple diet of my photo crew's banter from the late '90's right through until 2005, the year I emigrated to America.
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Brendan Yates yells slogans and catchphrases with a haranguer's energy, but he's mainly a sonic element, a source of shrieks and spittle, if anything harsher than the guitars.
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All those famous and beloved Full House catchphrases also made a return to TV, and the icing on the cake: the cast sang the theme song in harmony!
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And while other television performers, like Jaleel White, who played Steve Urkel on "Family Matters," consider these catchphrases a potential handicap in future employment, Trump has embraced it.
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" Her worryingly upbeat remarks about people who discriminate are then followed with a confusing mix of catchphrases ripped from Black and LGBTQ internet culture like, "take several seats.
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Characters like PewDiePie, for all their shouty catchphrases and lurid video titles, have done their part in making one of the weirdest parts of the web seem antiseptic.
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Mr. Nabors's character, a village innocent who tended to make a mess of things, became a favorite, and his sheepish "gawwwleee" and wide-eyed "shazam!" became popular catchphrases.
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If you woke from a hundred-year sleep and chatted with Diana for five minutes, you would come away with an excellent gloss of current conservative preoccupations and catchphrases.
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Webber has gained a reputation as the "thinking fan's" announcer, with a cerebral low-key approach to calling games free of gimmicks, schtick, catchphrases, and the canned shouty-shouty.
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Rosé is more than just wine; it's an influential beverage sensation that has infiltrated all aspects of our lives, spawning alternative alcohols, trademark catchphrases, and pink drink-themed merchandise.
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And he's happy to be helpful and discrete — like a muscular, second-amendment Roomba — leaving the real heroism and most of the snappy catchphrases to Sarah, Dani and Grace.
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In two years, The Wing built a committed social media following and launched an in-house magazine and an online store offering merchandise adorned with third-wave feminist catchphrases.
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What "Toy Story 4" opts for instead are the usual breakneck chases, death-defying leaps, snappy catchphrases, emotional reunions and nostalgic, warm images of America at its most wholesome.
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"He wanted to do a tribute to it, and was able to come up with enough catchphrases from the show that made sense as categories on their own," Jeopardy!
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Even President Trump got in on the act last week apparently debuting one of his new catchphrases that was essentially a dead pull from Hillary's "stronger together" campaign platform.
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Iconic characters like Steve Urkel or famous catchphrases like "You got it dude!" from Michelle Tanner (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) all entered the pop culture lexicon through TGIF.
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Trump proved as much in his campaign rallies, which fed on a steady diet of throwing catchphrases and huge promises at his voracious crowd in exchange for deafening approval.
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In addition to coining such soon-to-be catchphrases as "entertainmentize" and "brand artist," Smith said that now is the best time in history to be a content creator.
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Leo gave me the ultimate massage, John surprised me with a chicken nugget birthday cake and Wills and I discovered that our families used the same endearing catchphrases growing up.
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That's not to say that the personas of the wealthy women of Manhattan don't come heavily into play when said producers are deciding on their soon-to-be iconic catchphrases.
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One of the internet's most famed catchphrases is about porn: that any sort of erotica you could want or imagine, no matter how niche or messed up, exists somewhere online.
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Test-driving catchphrases, talking with his hands, slipping effortlessly into Spanish, Mr. Kaine praised the presidential candidate beside him as she grinned and nodded, clasping her hands at her midsection.
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Mr. Trump is a master of catchphrases; he uses them so often that news organizations can be tempted to adopt them, often tongue-in-cheek, as shorthand for government policy.
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For those of us who remember the 1960s and '70s, when "peace" and "harmony" were catchphrases, it's hard to imagine that children's books that show diversity are still so needed.
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In a parody of "Forrest Gump," Ms. McKinnon's sweet, simple-minded character sat on a familiar bench, recounting some recent difficulties and mangling the catchphrases from that Tom Hanks movie.
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But the only one laughing is Brent himself: his shrill, awkward laugh is deployed at regular intervals, like the catchphrases Gervais has alternately lampooned and used in his other comedic roles.
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EVER since February 2016, when David Cameron, the British prime minister, called a referendum on the UK leaving the EU, the debate has been clouded by catchphrases, similes and confusing metaphors.
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Johnson is a master at appealing to his various audiences; the "Old School" ringtone pulls in his WWE catchphrases, and "Let's Ride" is surely meant for the Fast and Furious crowd.
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Olympios, who placed fourth during Nick Viall's recent season, has teamed up with fashion brand Riot Society to create a "Team Corn" range inspired by her biggest catchphrases from the show.
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Much of the success of "Full House" hinged on those mugging kids, who somehow got the same roars of approval every time they repeated their hackneyed catchphrases, even as they grew.
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From YouTube mixes of SpongeBob trap to Soundcloud rappers like Lil Pump and Ski Mask the Slump God, the cartoon's squeaking anecdotes and catchphrases have seeped into samples and lyrical inspiration.
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But most party members said that, rather than policy, they wanted to see a return of May's confidence, crushed in the June election, when she earned the nickname "Maybot" for repeating catchphrases.
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I did this sketch that was called 50 impressions in 2 minutes where the joke was, I was doing impressions of [famous] people and their catchphrases—but I'd invented all of them.
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Against Clinton in an arena where he will be asked to speak at length, he must speak in paragraphs, not catchphrases and cope with a single opponent with far more relevant experiences.
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RuPaul has so many catchphrases and iconic moments on the show it's easy to parody, but Trixie just wasn't quick enough or funny enough to really pull it off in this context.
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In some ways, the pair might have been too low-key, never breaking out to the explosive fame that creates national catchphrases, headlining concert tours and starring roles on long-running sitcoms.
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The entire first season of the show was predicated on not knowing who certain characters really were, when certain events were happening, and what all of its cryptic philosophical catchphrases really meant.
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Featuring Lissiman's signature graphics, shapes, loud hues, and cheeky catchphrases, the athletic-themed offering digs into unchartered (but equally cool) territory, proving once again how fashion and fitness go hand-in-hand.
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That is, it's a sincere tribute to the original trilogy, with a fan-boy's fervent enthusiasm for the series' epic scope and battered production design, and a parade of familiar catchphrases and cameos.
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When you hear one of these catchphrases, your ears should immediately perk up, because this means that character is about to use their "Ultimate" ability, which can drastically alter the tide of battle.
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Lots of branded content has aped—poorly—the language of "justice" contained in Holzer's punchy emotive catchphrases; at a glance, you could mistake a Holzer for a piece of viral marketing for Corona.
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Celebrities file trademark registrations all the time — for their names, their children's names, their catchphrases, their song lyrics, and even, as was the case with former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow, their prayer posture.
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Mitt Romney, who has set himself up this year as a moral and political foil to Trump, might even recognize some of the catchphrases and tactics being floated in the past 48 hours.
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The coverage repeated the the fact that Tillerson used rosy catchphrases favored by Chinese officials — and even echoed a crucial Xi statement issued after a meeting with Trump predecessor Barack Obama on Nov.
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It stars Lance Crouther as a combination street fighter and recording artist who speaks in inscrutable catchphrases; the cinematography is by Willy Kurant, a former collaborator of Orson Welles and Jean-Luc Godard.
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The community generates memes — popular online jokes and catchphrases — at a head-spinning pace, a lot of it indecipherable to people who aren't fluent in the native tongue of Twitch and game culture.
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Snoop made an appearance on Martha Stewart's show back in 2008, where he helped her make mashed potatoes—the whole thing was basically her bossing him around while he threw out some catchphrases.
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Just look at these TV commercials; using cutting-edge graphics, wailing saxophones, and catchphrases like, "Now, drink that thought!" and "Made with imported Canadian water," it's no wonder this drink was the shit.
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Maddon, for his part, has already unveiled a series of cultish catchphrases directed squarely at this problem, chief among them "Don't Forget The Heartbeat" and "Be Uncomfortable"—last year's was "Embrace the Target".
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Zombies have no style, no cool catchphrases, and they are easily defeated with a shot or bat to the head, which is why they are an absolute bullshit monster—not scary at all.
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" Q's posts are often so full of abbreviations, military jargon, and nonsensical catchphrases that they are basically incomprehensible, so with each new message QAnon followers storm the web to figure out the "true meaning.
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One of the catchphrases of a now forgotten comedian of the 1930s, Joe Penner, was "You naaaa-sty man!" and the joke about his character was that he was just a touch, well, swishy.
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Toting a canvas bag with the handwritten message "Against Nazis," she checks train stations, condom machines, cigarette dispensers, playgrounds, lampposts and alleyways in search of banned Nazi symbols, anti-immigrant catchphrases and political stickers.
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The military, he said, "must not speak in catchphrases such as 'whoever comes to slay you, slay him first,' or state that anyone holding a knife or a pair of scissors must be killed."
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Rachael Ray's TV reign began in 2005, and her lifestyle publication and cookbook empire soon saw both her general persona and catchphrases like EVOO and "oh my gravy" enter the collective pop cultural consciousness.
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Ms. Warren's political strategists believe that after years of Mr. Trump's leaning on catchphrases and easy-to-digest proposals like "build the wall," Democrats want a nominee who articulates a detailed vision for America.
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Recently, Ms. Abdou, 65, perched before a pair of iPads as she broadcast to her three million followers on Facebook and Instagram in an hourlong stream of affectionate babble, air kisses and trademark catchphrases.
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Through his popular books, lectures and viral articles, he translates Stoicism, which had counted emperors and statesmen among its adherents during antiquity, into pithy catchphrases and digestible anecdotes for ambitious, 2500st-century life hackers.
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His most recent single, "Pump It Up (The Motivation Song)," is an English-language collaboration with Schwarzenegger, with a video in which the former California governor sings his most famous catchphrases and pumps iron.
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The move is genuinely shocking for Cardi: she grew a huge fanbase on the social media site, developing her public persona through viral videos and by coining off-the-cuff, often hilarious catchphrases and mantras.
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But in two hours of primetime campaigning in the 235 election—in interviews on "Panorama" , "Newsnight", and "Question Time"—he used neither of those catchphrases, and only mentioned "New Labour" when explicitly asked about it.
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Dana Carvey had audiences cracking up at his George Bush impression and his Church Lady character during seven seasons of Saturday Night Live, and created unforgettable catchphrases with Mike Myers in two Wayne's World movies.
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McCain's successor must realize that catchphrases so dear to the Washington foreign policy community, such as "American global leadership" or the "importance of a liberal, rules-based international order," have become disconnected from people's experiences.
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I'm not sure if playwrights, novelists, and poets are critical of slogans, catchphrases, and the like because they're reductive or because they resonate for a general audience in ways that long-form writing does not.
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And it's fictional accounts such as those that have helped carry on the myth that "hacking" is done by shady characters rifling through scrolling screens of ones and zeroes and shouting catchphrases into their screens.
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Secondly, if you're getting two stars to reprise their beloved roles years after the fact, can't you at least come up with a script that isn't just Bridges lamely repeating his old catchphrases on camera?
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It is in many ways exactly the story you remember from 14 years ago, but this time the iconic catchphrases are set to music: "Come sit with us tomorrow / It'll be fetch!" sings Gretchen Weiner.
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Dana Carvey did it on "Saturday Night Live," when he persuaded a generation that George H. W. Bush routinely said "not gonna do it" and "wouldn't be prudent" — two catchphrases the president didn't actually use.
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There's even a scene where Scully tells Mulder, "You want to believe!" and then Mulder later says, "The truth is out there!" as if Carter was worried we might forget the show's most famous catchphrases.
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But the Republicans in the House and the Senate seem to be so locked in to the catchphrases and buzzwords that power elections that they've forgotten that their job isn't to win, but to govern.
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Jill Foley, Peloton's director of boutique apparel, said the company has sold hundreds of T-shirts and tank tops with instructor catchphrases like "It's Not That Deep" (Cody Rigsby) and "Sweat Sing Repeat" (Jenn Sherman).
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As the Brazilian filmmaker João Moreira Salles pointed out in his recent documentary "In the Intense Now," those militant Parisian slogans sound like nothing so much as advertising catchphrases, less Marxist aphorisms than capitalist koans.
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" There is also a undated TV Guide list headlined "Top 10 Greatest TV Quotes and Catchphrases of All Time," with Mr. Trump's signature line from "The Apprentice" highlighted in yellow at No. 3003: "You're fired!
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In the six-second loop that was standard for all Vine videos, she prepped for a night out with a litany of slang catchphrases, all well-known except for that soon-to-be-immortal one.
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The occasional smattering of tambourine and saxophone fits in smoothly, while the lyrics, which address political and romantic dysfunction with an open-ended sense of play, disappear right into the sound, although catchphrases do emerge.
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The main menu of Minecraft has long been home to a series of rotating phrases of splash text on the top right-hand corner of the logo, which include hundreds of different jokes, catchphrases, and references.
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The store sells "We" merchandise, such as a limited edition $203 "We The People" Army Jacket with buttons spewing its catchphrases such as "Do What You Love" (one of several trademarked expressions the company has secured).
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After Donald Trump referenced one of Game of Thrones' most popular catchphrases — winter is coming — in a tweet revealing U.S. sanctions against Iran, stars of the HBO show are speaking out against the president on Twitter.
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"One of our silly catchphrases is 'together like a team,' so in our wedding vows I wrote 'together like a team, for as long as the universe is wide,' so that's definitely rang true," she said.
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Fox's mid-90s animated series melted the minds of the American youth with its surrealist running gags and inane catchphrases that enraged a generation of elementary school teachers, but it frustratingly lasted just a few seasons.
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Bercow has become famous around the world for his bombastic style, with clips of his interventions and catchphrases, such as "chuntering from a sedentary position" regularly going viral online and featuring in late night comedy shows.
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Clinton's tough stance on trade deals and her plans to actually create and bring back manufacturing jobs, while contrasting her specific policies with what her aides say are empty catchphrases and trade bashing from Mr. Sanders.
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That's because, when confronted by questions about his record, Pruitt reliably responds with platitudes and meaningless catchphrases, using buzzwords to obscure the reality that he is allowing polluters to dump their toxics anywhere they please impunity.
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Washington (CNN)While House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was announcing the House managers for the impeachment proceedings Wednesday morning, Chief Justice John Roberts -- who will preside over a Senate trial -- was flexing his knowledge of intergenerational catchphrases.
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Mean Girls became a surprise sleeper hit after it opened in the spring of 2004, ultimately racking up $129 million worldwide, spawning a glut of zeitgeist-busting catchphrases and turning then-newcomers McAdams and Seyfried into stars.
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Just when we thought that the Draper James brand couldn't get any cuter — with its Southern catchphrases and ladylike clothes — the brand teamed up with Rockets of Awesome to produce the ultimate mommy-and-me capsule collection.
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The first is that the president exists in a cloud of signifiers: his infomercial hand gestures, his practiced facial expressions, his broad accent and narrow diction and relentless catchphrases, to say nothing of his hair and skin.
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Popular catchphrases from her self-absorbed yet likable character Alexis Rose, like "Ew, David" and "Love that journey for me," have been sold on stickers and T-shirts and have been at the center of numerous memes.
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Unfortunately, it is also transparently an advertisement for one of Game of Thrones' most famous catchphrases, and therefore sort of an advertisement for the show itself, placed within the dialogue of the show, which you are already watching.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The new, young Han Solo says he has "a good feeling about this" in a trailer for "Solo: A Star Wars Story," reversing one of the best-known catchphrases in the sci-fi movie franchise.
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Several of the show's stars took the stage to accept the award, including John Stamos, Andrea Barber, Candace Cameron-Bure and Jodie Sweetin – and of course, they used many catchphrases from the show that have endured for decades.
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Maddon is known for catchphrases ("Embrace the target" was delivered to the team in spring training) and an extensive motivational trick bag (penguins, disco balls and mariachi bands have found their way into his clubhouses over the years).
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Arya's "water dancing" teacher, who first instructs her to use a sword, has long been a fan-favorite character, in no small part due to Miltos Yerolemou's charismatic performance and Syrio's iconic catchphrases, which live on to this day.
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As originally reported by BuzzFeed, groups rallied on forums like Discord and 4chan with plans to disrupt the project by shouting catchphrases associated with white supremacy and ethnic cleansing, as well as in support of Hitler and Nazi Germany.
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" Scott, 49, spent more than 20 years at ESPN, bringing to the network a fresh hip-hop style and memorable catchphrases such as "Boo-Yah!" and "He must be the bus driver 'cause he was takin' him to school.
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Barry and his younger brother Paul came from a family of entertainers in northern England — their father performed alongside a young Peter Sellers — and developed a double act that combined visual gags, catchphrases and the brothers&apos natural warmth.
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She has offered little beyond her oft-repeated catchphrases that she wants the "best possible deal" for Britain and that she will trigger the formal divorce procedure - Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty - by the end of March.
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"What are you doing here without Dorinda?" became one of the Real Housewives of New York City's most iconic catchphrases — coined in season 7 after Sonja Morgan ran into Dorinda Medley's boyfriend during a solo night on the town.
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So it was that he allowed himself to lose control of his emotions, insult senators, repeat dopey catchphrases such as "I like beer" and attempt to turn the tables on a senator by asking her about her alcohol consumption.
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He became a star in reality TV, which relies on condensing human experience into catchphrases and simple, broad symbols, and he applied its lessons on the campaign trail by rendering the idea of security as a great big wall.
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Nowadays it's easy to think of Drake as the sum of easily digestible parts: minimal earworm loops, one-liner catchphrases, and the defining melodic half-shout that sounds like he's trying to woo somebody on the other side of the street.
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While there's no denying that Wayne got off a memorable line with "all rats gotta die even Master Splinter," he also said "RIP / rest in pussy," while 2 Chainz invented one of the most memorable rap catchphrases in recent history.
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While the FDA would probably advise against tripling down on Fieri-approved fare three meals in a row, my review of the weekend can best be summed up in one of the man's own frequently used catchphrases: Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
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In an August 8, 2015, message to top aides, the campaign's director of paid media, Oren Shur, attached a Word document with a list of would-be catchphrases and "organizing principle(s)" compiled by chief strategist Joel Benenson's firm, BSG.
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Having said that, Shangela looks mighty fierce in this video, and has come a long way since falling fresh out of Texas and into Drag Race with a skewed wig, a staunch refusal to contour, and a collection of questionable catchphrases.
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The producers of "South Park" created "That's My Bush!" in 2001, a short-lived sitcom built around the character of George W. Bush (played by Timothy Bottoms), which primarily satirized sitcom conventions with its exaggerated laugh track and silly catchphrases.
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The clip is mainly nostalgic catchphrases and stock footage of family fun (did the Tanners always dance this much?), as well as Barber's Kimmy trapped in the '90s in a way that speaks to many of us on a spiritual level.
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Whereas I had thought my sabbatical would result in a functional website and a cache of culturally relevant catchphrases auf Deutsch, the reality was that I instead found myself hooked on the trials and tribulations of the Upper East Side.
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I see Nicole—"Nicole" (2016)—a young mother lounging provocatively on her own rug, her kid's toys piled up behind her, and up surge the catchphrases of the day: slay, queen; you go, girl; you get yours; and so on.
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Much of the language that Chinese officials try to insert into UN documents uses his catchphrases, such as "win-win co-operation" and "a community with a shared future for mankind" (keep your hands off China, is the underlying sentiment).
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What if "Chewbacca Mom" and the blue and black/white and gold dress that broke the internet one day become part of our library of globally recognized references, like the corniest catchphrases of television's past, whether from "Seinfeld" or "Diff'rent Strokes"?
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Internet memes are, by and large, the currency in which these young nationalists trade, eschewing the stuffy, articulated treatises of Mein Kampf in favor of more virality-friendly catchphrases and image macros to be proliferated around image boards and subreddits.
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In the shadow of its famous Eiffel Tower-like structure on the promenade, William and Kate walked on the Comedy Carpet (in the style of the Hollywood Walk of Fame) that decorates the pavement with catchphrases and depictions of jokes, songs and stories.
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Sharpton, who has had a long and sometimes contentious relationship with the Clintons, later said on MSNBC's "Meet the Press Daily" that he had not endorsed anybody, but wanted to hear "specifics, not just catchphrases" from the candidates on racial justice issues.
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And by the late 1960s, his tribute to "free trade in ideas," along with his insistence that speech can be punished only if it poses a "clear and present danger," had become not only cultural catchphrases but the law of the land.
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"Major Key," which also features Jay Z, Future, Kendrick Lamar and many more, is the first No. 1 album for DJ Khaled, the Miami-based studio string-puller who recently jump-started his career with a barrage of inspirational catchphrases on Snapchat.
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It's chaotic in the most Indian of ways: small auto rickshaws careening past motorcycles carrying entire families, narrowly missing the rows of vendors selling tea, dried flowers, spices, bongo drums, T-shirts with sassy catchphrases, brightly colored combs and shiny plastic pinwheels.
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"These people are really accomplished and there's a lot more to them than catchphrases and derogatory terms or hits against them, so we want to make sure that we explain that with the positive and negatives in the book," he told Hill.
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Printed with Mediterranean-inspired patterns and catchphrases in French like "Le Club Tel Aviv" and "La Mer," the shirts (150 shekels) were born of the notion that Tel Aviv could one day become a "Riviera-esque" resort destination like St.-Tropez or Nice.
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Aligning himself with marquee M.C.s and singers (Jay-Z, Rihanna, Drake) and avoiding dis tracks in favor of coining positive catchphrases like "bless up" have given Mr. Khaled a golden reputation, even if some critics seem unclear about what, exactly, he does.
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His love of confrontation, his need always to define himself in relation to an enemy, then to brand and mock and belittle and undermine his opponent until nothing but Trump catchphrases remain, is the inverse of how Washingtonians believe politics should operate.
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Ms. Handel, 55, has portrayed herself as a Trump supporter, though she was less fervent in her backing for him than were the other Republican candidates in the race, who adopted Mr. Trump's catchphrases and style in an attempt to stand out.
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Mr Navalny's platform is contained in a pamphlet with half a dozen catchphrases such as "hospitals and roads instead of palaces for officials" or "a dignified life for all, and not riches for the 0.1 per cent" — each with a half-page explanation.
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Although Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides's lyrics are fairly minimal — looped catchphrases, repeated in minor, if surreal, variations, warped through perplexingly distorted vocal filters — the snippets that do emerge focus rather conspicuously on the general theme of razing and reconstructing a self.
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Although he didn't make it through his testimony without dropping a couple of painful catchphrases like "jam sesh" and "un-pumped," he held it together on the stand and didn't throw Levandowski under the bus when given an opportunity to do so, which was classy.
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At first listen, touring almost 90 percent of the year seems like too much for a man in his mid-70s, a man whose fame spans decades and touches multiple generations, and a man with catchphrases that have cemented themselves firmly within black comedic lore.
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His effectiveness can be credited to a style that trades technicality and atmosphere for a laid back flow—emphasizing catchphrases over poeticism, Puffy has been able to craft bangers like "Propa," and, more recently, his tongue-in-cheek Rihanna tribute track, "RiRi," with relative ease.
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Following a Labour conference last week that struck a triumphant tone, May hopes to fire up thousands of Conservative members who feel let down by what some describe as an awful election campaign, when their leader was dubbed "the Maybot" for her repetition of catchphrases.
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Of course, LeBron LOVES to turn his projects and catchphrases into fashion items -- we've seen him do it with "Strive For Greatness" gear and just the other day he rocked a shirt that said "I Promise," the name of his new school in Ohio.
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"The End of the World" (or "End of Ze World," as it's commonly known) made its way to YouTube and around the web, gaining millions of views and spawning catchphrases that left an indelible mark on internet slang, long before the rise of the hashtag.
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The facsimile Fieris had come together for the second annual FieriCon, a raucous celebration of the celebrity chef that involves dressing like the meat-pile-loving man, shouting his most meme-friendly catchphrases, and drinking cheap beer as if the apocalypse were just moments away.
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And "Old Town Road," a casual hip-hop production shrink-wrapped in a pastiche of Western-themed catchphrases and sounds, forced some kind of reckoning — maybe lip service, maybe deeper — in and around the country music business about just what its boundaries are, and why.
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Among its signifiers: big T-shirts, puka shells, candy-colored Fjällräven backpacks, wrists full of scrunchies, sticker-encrusted Hydro Flasks, Crocs, Carmex lip balm, metal straws (save the turtles!), and the catchphrases "sksksk" and "and I oop" (which were co-opted from black queer culture).
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Like all of the above, "on fleek" was instantly viral across all social media, and the video showcased both the hilarity of the Vine platform and the way catchphrases born from its six-second clips could easily find their way into collective cultural jargon.
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The former vice presidential nominee threw her support behind — you guessed it — Donald Trump in Iowa on Tuesday, and although that may not come as very shocking to most, Palin's WTF-worthy speech was an eye-opener, littered with catchphrases that simply didn't make much sense.
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O.J. Simpson belongs to the past, but by making the story as viewer-friendly as it seemed 20 years ago—full of stock characters and catchphrases, entertaining everyone and implicating no one—its creators lose the chance to show us what we can learn from it.
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T-Swift has filed to trademark a bunch of titles and catchphrases from her new album, "Reputation" -- for instance, the line, "The old Taylor can't come to the phone right now" from her single "Look What You Made Me Do" ... as well as the song title itself.
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Those of us who grew up watching the show still have those catchphrases bouncing around our head, and now that the Netflix sequel series is upon us, we can't help but wonder if the reboot will address some lingering questions we have about the Full House universe.
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Those who have spent time reading resumes and cover letters will recognize the language of professional aspiration in these songs, the polite catchphrases beloved by administrators for how they detach speaker from utterance, the brightly disingenuous tone of exaggerated sincerity that pervades advertisements, press releases, everything.
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And Neil Patrick Harris, who first warmed our hearts as the precocious pipsqueak on Doogie Howser M.D. and then gave us endless catchphrases as Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother, has cemented himself in the imagination of Americans everywhere as an eternally tousled bleach blonde.
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In the three decades since its release, the film has become part of the fabric of popular culture, introducing numerous catchphrases into the popular lexicon — most notably the extra-loud guitar amplifiers that "go to 11," an oft-quoted line uttered by bands across the globe.
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They didn't, which is why there's a scene in which the other two Tanner sisters and Kimmy shout Michelle's old catchphrases into her voicemail inbox, while Michelle, unseen by us and presumably thrilled to have escaped all of this torment, dozes peacefully in her far-off home.
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It's impossible to tell from his stated agenda what his foreign policy would actually look like, but it's easy to see that it's going to be a muddle driven by impulse and catchphrases, unguided by actual understanding or reliance on the support of anyone who has it.
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No conventionally verbal rapper could stay afloat in such a whirlpool, and Carti wisely doesn't try; although winning catchphrases emerge (as in "I'm on them beans for real," repeated cryptically throughout "Lean 4 Real"), his little moans and murmurs represent the savviest way of riding the beat.
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The cycle is just as efficient in reverse, especially on the right, where Trump's Twitter feed serves as an assignment editor for both a loyal press as well as the traditional media ecosystem, which funnels catchphrases like "the media is the enemy of the people" into the cultural lexicon.
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This year drew the largest crowd of more than 40,000 guests over the weekend, and over 200 vendor booths selling a plethora of gay and drag-related products lined the hall in rows, with clever names referencing catchphrases from the show (Dropdead Gorgeous Ave, Realness Rd, Sissy That Walkway).
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Most of the biggest stars, particularly those from hip-hop's capital city of Atlanta, do not put raps to paper before recording them; instead, they enter the recording booth when the mood strikes them, building on catchphrases and trying to capture an energy rather than tell a story.
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It was a moment of triumph for the world's most successful and famous drag queen, endowing one of his catchphrases—"you better work"—with a double meaning: You better serve it on the runway, but to get paid the way Ru does, you better work really, really hard, too.
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Sanders came across as "authentic" to vast swaths of young, disenchanted Americans not because he effectively focus-grouped the most authentic-seeming catchphrases, but because over a lifetime of thinking, politicking, and legislating, he identified a set of authentic grievances which resonated with significant parts of the population.
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By the end of her husband's second term, she was gliding across the stage at Hillary Clinton campaign rallies, uttering what would become one of the most ubiquitous catchphrases of 2016, "When they go low, we go high," wearing the first lady mantle as comfortably as a second skin.
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Though "Big Bang" hardly spawns cultural catchphrases or lands on critics' top 10 lists anymore, it remains a juggernaut: In its 10th year last season, long after most TV shows have passed their peak, it averaged 19 million viewers an episode and finished as the country's highest-rated series.
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She may have had one of the most ridiculous catchphrases ("boop-oop-a-doop") in Hollywood history, and she spent most of her on-screen time being ogled by men, but her agency was unprecedented for a female character who wasn't written into the script as a sex worker.
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How this occurred — as if Phil Rizzuto were succeeded in imitation by someone other than John Sterling (Yankees fans have been slapping at the off button on their radios ever since the latter's fake bombastic tag lines replaced the former's genuine and charming catchphrases) — will forever be a happy mystery.
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You can read the conventions in the Vine compilations that are still floating around Tumblr and Worldstar Hip Hop; they include out-there catchphrases and mundane views punctured by jerky, sudden action, and they spread virally through the walled gardens and onto the forums, uniting the two in the process.
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But Drake's knack for turning specifics into naggingly memetic catchphrases (and rafter-shaking anthems, as on the unstoppable "Know Yourself") has never been more fine-tuned than it is here, and the persistent undercurrent of pettiness feels like him channeling the grievances of his city's long-ignored hip-hop community.
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This, too, arrives as a suite of solutions duly outfitted with its own patois: Luhnow and the former McKinsey consultant Pete Buttigieg use the same totemic catchphrases—big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, counterinsurgency—to describe the respective futures of running a competitive baseball team and a moderately sized American city.
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The products there listed run from the obvious, like t-shirts emblazoned with signature catchphrases from the show (Trixie Mattel's "Oh Honey," Tatianna's "Choices"), to the more unusual, like baby onesies featuring an image of drag provocateur Willam as Virgin Mary or blankets featuring Chicago staple (and bearded queen) Lucy Stoole.
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DJ Khaled will be hosting this year's awards — his made-up catchphrases, huge personality, and hilarious constant Snapchats of his daily life has made him popular with kids all around the world — and they'll be able to join Khaled at the biggest kids' party of the year on all Nickelodeon screens and platforms.
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In the screenshots, the hackers appear to have sent Trump a video featuring Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and a message in text featuring one of Erdogan's favorite catchphrases, "Dunya 5ten Buyuktur" which means "the world is bigger than five," referring to the five members of the UN Security council with veto powers.
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Whether decrying Obama as a "representative for the antichrist" or urging viewers to pray for their "chosen by God" president, Donald Trump, Bakker and his gang of Christ-loving cohorts stay on top of the latest trends and catchphrases of the right, all to sell the idea that the End Times are near.
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The apocalyptic, conspiratorial catchphrases that began to pepper his "liberated" speeches in October sounded like they were downloaded straight from the alt-right hard drive of campaign CEO Steve Bannon, and other words bore the imprint of the ludicrous, aging Batman villains Trump likes to surround himself with, from Rudy Giuliani to Roger Stone.
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The Washingtonian has a detailed room-by-room walkthrough of the place, but some highlights include an animatronic Cromulan head that shouts catchphrases like "SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT," a replica of Rick's flying car that's actually made from garbage, and a recreation of Anatomy Park, complete with a naked Santa painted on the ceiling.
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"When Iowans have the time to listen to my personal story and message they learn that I have real solutions to health care, the climate crisis, bringing jobs to rural Iowa and more so I encourage folks to tune in and learn more about our unifying message which is based on facts – not slogans or catchphrases," he added.
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But the album is also a sly take on what it feels like to be still productive while proudly in the rear-guard of the era when rock dominated pop, looking back fondly and analytically to dense psychedelic studiocraft and ignoring an era of blunt spoken-word catchphrases and programmed, stripped-down, earbud-ready MP3 tracks.
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That means it's got Spock — both young and old versions — logically quoting his catchphrases, as well as William Shatner's Kirk hamming it up, and Jean-Luc Picard "engage"-ing his way through space, but it also sadly means we don't see the very best moments from the various Star Trek TV shows — including the one that started it all in September 1966.
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The wildly popular military apparel companies Grunt Style and 5.11 Tactical have huge followings among civilians who have never and will never serve in the military, sporting tactical gear or T-shirts invoking military catchphrases (frequently praising the Spartans), replete with magazine pouches that will never hold ammunition, and FFI (Friend-Foe-Identifier) patches designed to prevent military friendly-fire incidents.
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Try "The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis," a fiery caper that ends with one of the great catchphrases of all time; "Charlie Work," a kaleidoscopic single-shot sendup of "Birdman" that finds genius within an idiotic routine; "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack," which takes going postal to a depraved new level; and "The Nightman Cometh," maybe the worst musical ever written.
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The crowd cheered, loudly and often: for the Marvel logo at the start of "Iron Man" (2008), the first film in the series; for the introductions of their favorite characters; for catchphrases, like Captain America's "I can do this all day"; for each cameo by the Marvel Comics giant Stan Lee; for the first kiss between Steve Rogers and Peggy, or Thor and Jane.
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So consider this the hangover edition, or the self-care edition, or what have you: four titles on an array of subjects, from historical fiction out of Italy ("The Novel of Ferrara") to essays about Asian-American identity and other topics ("The Souls of Yellow Folk") to the fraught evolution of particularly American catchphrases ("Behold, America") to the book you were probably going to buy anyway, if only to keep up with your neighbors (Michelle Obama's memoir, "Becoming").
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Tiffany Trump seemed to have a little fun at her father's expense during a recent night on the town in Washington, D.C. Donald Trump's younger daughter, 24, posted an Instagram story of her visit to D.C. hotspot HalfSmoke — including a photo of herself posing with "Trumped Up Cards," a "Cards Against Humanity"-style game that pokes fun of the president's catchphrases, hand size, hatred for the media and … well, there are 550 cards in the "bigly" deck so let's just say the list goes on.
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The queen of pop steals the show though, of course, doing her best Lil' Kim/Kim K impression in a Hood By Air fur slumped off her shoulders, a gray Yeezy sports bra and high-waisted legging set, and the waist-length cornrows she debuted in "Formation." via GIPHY Apathy via GIPHY "Sorry" provides us all with a whole new set of Bey-approved catchphrases to repeat ad nauseam for the next year, such as "boy, bye" and "middle fingers up, put them hands high," to say nothing of the dance that accompanies that lyric that should immediately replace the "Single Ladies" hand dance as the new go-to club move.
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