The following catch phrases come from all realms of the trivial world (movies, TV, sports, ads, etc.). Identify them in an appropriate manner-- from what TV show or movie, for what product,

The best example would be Bart Simpson with "Eat My Shorts." This is just a small list of such phrases that can best be associated with the 80s. ... Roger Ebert or Gene Siskel on At The Movies.

1980's Retro Rage Pages. ... Who hasn't seen "Valley Girl?" Anyone? Some of us may wish we hadn't, but the movie managed to wedge it's wacky wordage into the lives of us all, ... 80's Movies

Also, catch phrases that began on TV and ended up in movies, like any number of Star Trek-isms, are excluded.

It’s got to be one of the dozen most famous, iconic,carved-into-Hollywood-history catch phrases the movies have ever givenus, a line to quote right alo... ... Movies Database

The Governator: (search) Combines the previous job of actor Arnold Schwarzenegger -- star of "The Terminator" and other action movies -- with his current job as governor of California.

PHOTOS: Top 10 TV catch phrases of all time. ... But would any of those "Gray's" phrases end up on an all-time top 10 of the most memorable TV catch phrases?

How we got it: From the subversive psyhodelic children's show Care Bears that spawned several movies, a line of plush animals, ... This may be the final installment in this catch-phrase extravaganza.

Tragedies like the shooting spree at Columbine High School cannot simply be blamed on the shooters, absentee parents, violent video games, slasher movies or uncaring teachers.

The receivers, who will be asked to catch 40 or 50 passes a game, are not of star quality, and most of them are untested. ... Movie times Calendar TV listings Movies/TV Music/Comedy Food Events Hey,