Verbal Trademarks

The following are verbal trademarks of famous characters of stage, screen, television and literature. Your task is to identify the character, having been given the trademark.

1. Well, King, this case is closed.
   Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.
2. This is another fine mess you've gotten me into.
   Oliver Hardy.
3. Avengers assemble!
   Captain America. (Usually.)
4. Solid.
   Linc Hayes ("The Mod Squad").
5. Say goodnight Dick.
   Dan Rowan ("Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In").
6. I'm gonna get you, Wabbit!
   Elmer J. Fudd.
7. Godfrey Daniel!
   W.C. Fields.
8. Good morning, Mr. Briggs.
   Self-destructing tapes on "Mission: Impossible."
9. Hey Big, I dig.
   
10. Open Channel D.
    Napoleon Solo ("The Man From U.N.C.L.E.").
11. A little travelling music, Sam.....
    From the "Jackie Gleason Show", a.k.a. "American Scene Magazine". After his opening remarks/monologue, Gleason would make this request of his orchestra leader Sammy Spears.
12. Confound it, where's my crown?
    
13. It's clobberin' time!
    The Thing ("The Fantastic Four").
14. This is the city.....
    Sgt. Joe Friday ("Dragnet").
15. That's the way it is......
    Walter Cronkite.
16. Wait for me, Wild Bill!
    
17. Flame On!!
    Johnny Storm/The Human Torch.
18. Goodnight, and may God Bless.
    Red Skelton.
19. Whoa, Nelly Belle!
    From the "Roy Rogers" movies/TV series.
20. Don't Call me Chief!
    Perry White ("Superman").
21. Exit Stage Right.
    Snagglepuss.
22. Dog, my cat!
    
23. Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.
    Casey Kasem.
24. I hate meeces to pieces!
    Mr. Jinks ("Pixie and Dixie").
25. Wahoo! (comics)
    
26. Spend a little dime with me.
    Edie Adams, singing "Hey, big spender..." in an ad campaign for Muriel cigars
27. I see nothing..... NOTHING!
    Schultz ("Hogan's Heroes").
28. 21-50 to Headquarters.
    Broderick Crawford, on the TV show "Highway Patrol"
29. I thought I saw a puddy-cat. I did, I DID!
    Tweety-Bird.
30. A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine.
    Anita Bryant.
31. Al, I'm not asking you to spy, I'm asking you to steal.
    Noah Bain, played by Malachi Throne, on the TV show "It Takes a Thief," starring Robert Wagner, who played Alexander Mundy, a cat burglar. The government offered to get him out of prison if he would work for them, hence the line that appeared in each week's show intro. In a number of episodes (in the later part of the series' run, I believe) Mundy was helped by his father (also a former thief?), played by none other than Fred Astaire! Obviously, between Astaire and Wagner, the show had a lot of class!
32. Bless your pea-pickin' heart.
    Tennessee Ernie Ford.
33. Thufferin' thuccotash!
    Sylvester P. Cat.
34. You rang? (And we don't mean Maynard.)
    Lurch ("The Addams Family").
35. I'm gonna kill that kid, I'm gonna kill him!
    Herb Gillis ("The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis").
36. We lost our fix on Doug and Tony.
    "The Time Tunnel."
37. It's not what you say that counts, it's what you don't say.
    "You Don't Say," a quiz show hosted by, among others, Tom Kennedy
38. Nothing is better for thee than me.
    The Quaker Oats man.
39. Imperius Rex!
    The Sub-Mariner.
40. I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
    J. Wellington Wimpy ("Popeye").
41. Trizzle, trazzle, trozzle, trome....... time for this one to come home.
    Mr. Wizard ("Peabody's Improbable History" on "Rocky & Bullwinkle").

The following nine trademarks are rough approximations of the real thing. The characters themselves will make guest appearances on the air to help you identify them.

42. Hoooow-DEE!! (Oates)
    Minnie Pearl.
43. Wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-wa. WAAAAAH-wah. (Safford)
    Any teacher or adult on the "Charlie Brown" specials.
44. Goodnight! (Oates)
    
45. S'awright. (Spencer)
    Senor Wences.
46. Eddie! .....Kees mee goodnight! (Ed)
    Topo Gigio.
47. Mister B! (Albelda)
    Hazel ("Hazel").
48. Oo-Oo. (Marino)
    Officer Toody ("Car 54, Where Are You?").
49. Surprise, surprise, surprise! (Foster)
    Gomer Pyle.
50. Dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-d bawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-dbawlk-db awlk-dbawlk-dbaaaaaawlk......... (Marino)