Carlton breaking into that dance he does on Fresh Prince, especially to that Tom Jone's song.

The goofy bird walk of JJ on Good Times. He holds his arms out, wrists pointed downward, with the silliest walk.

Fred Sanford holding putting his hands to his heart, and faking a heart attack. "I'm coming Elizabeth!"

Kramer bursting into Jerrys door

Niles always wiping seats off with a napkin

The Honeymooners:
Ed Norton's strange little hand gestures and pauses when he was about to do something, which would usually cause Ralph to smack him upside the head.

Lucy's 'Ewwwww' sound and face that goes along with it. (That was the best way I could manage to spell it)

The Honeymooners:
Ed Norton's strange little hand gestures and pauses when he was about to do something, which would usually cause Ralph to smack him upside the head.
That was funny. I've seen Ed do that when he's going to sign something, and another time getting ready to play the piano.

More on The Honeymooners...Ralph Kramden makes a mock fist, and says to Alice, "Bang, zoom, right to the moon Alice!"

Lucy bursting into tears and crying "WAAAAA"!!!! when something would go wrong, sometimes. (I don't know if she ever did it on that HORRIBLE sitcom she had in the late 80s "LIFE WITH LUCY" though)

Ricky Ricardo saying "sayings" all wrong. for example he is trying to say "spill the beans" and "let the cat out of the bag". instead, he says them both together, all mixed up. "Spill the beans out of the cat bag"...:rofl:
there were a few other times he did this and Lucy would have to correct him on the right phrases.

everyone exept Oliver on "GREEN ACRES" being able to see the opening credits.

Jed Clampett saying "WEEEELLL doggies"!

Gomer Pyle saying "Well SHAZAM"! and "SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE"! and "Well goooly"!

Ralph Kramden getting mad at Ed Norton in the Kramdens apartment, pointing to the door and yelling "GEEET OUT"!!!

Mr. Roper on Three's Company looking into the camera and laughing.

Chrissy and her pig-snort laugh.

The Dick Van Dyke Show -- When Laurie Petrie was upset, she would break into tears and moan, "Ohhhh Rooobbbb!!!!"

Seinfeld - Elaine Benis would shove someone with both hands and yell, "Get out!"

Good Times - James Evans would act like he was taking his belt off if one of his kids did something wrong. I don't think he ever used it though.

AYYYYY!!!!!

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"I found my thrill...on blueberry hill...." I think you all know who that is...LOL

Maude saying, "God will get you for that!" usually to Walter.

On Alice, Flo would tell people to, "Kiss my grits!"

Archie Bunker tossed everyone out of his chair.

Archie calling Edith a dingbat and Mike a meathead.

Mel on Alice saying Stow It or calling Vera a Dingy.

Vera singing "Doo Dah" whenever she hears someone say something that sounds like that song. For example, her boyfriend said "I've got tickets to the super stars of super cars"...Vera then starts singing, "The super stars of super cars, Doo Dah, Doo Dah"...

Larry and Balki doing the "dance of joy"

Joey on Friends saying, "How yoo doin?"

"Hi, I'm Larry, this is Darryl and this is my other brother, Darryl" on Bob Newhart

Jerry Seinfeld's contemptuous "Hellooo New-man"

Mr. Roper on Three's Company looking into the camera and laughing.
Will Smith broke the fourth wall on Fresh Prince too. It was cool. :cool:

Will Smith broke the fourth wall on Fresh Prince too. It was cool. :cool: Forgot the big fourth wall breaker. Zach on Saved By The Bell. That really was inovative TV!::)

Fred Sanford saying You big dummy

in the first two seasons of Happy Days, Potsie was always saying "man oh man we got it made in the shade"

Mork: Nanoo nanoo

Laverne & Shirley: Shirley always had her "Boo Boo Kitty" and Laverne had her "L" on all her shirts, blouses.

Good Times - J.J. Evans saying, "DY-NO-MITE!"

Bewitched - Aunt Clara collecting (stealing) doornobs.

Bewitched - Endora calling Darrin everything but Darrin...Darwood, Derwin, Dumbo, etc.

Cheers - Cliff Clavin, the resident know-it-all, starting off sentences with, "It's a little known fact that....."

Cheers - Sam's obsession with his hair and his car was a running gag.

The Carol Burnett Show - At the end of her Variety show every week, Carol signed off by tugging on her earlobe as a loving gesture to her mother.

Welcome Back Kotter - "Up your nose with a rubber hose!"

Family Matters: Urkel always saying: "Did I Do That?"

Alderman Davis (Good Times) always calling Willona by any other name but her own...

Sweet Daddy Williams (Good Times) always having two bodyguards with him and wearing funky pimp outfits.

Dee (What's Happening) "ooooh, I'm gonna tell MAMA!"

Mabel (What's Happening) "This is true"

Squiggy coming into Laverne and Shirley's apartment and saying "Helllloo"

Radar doing that "double-talk" on MASH sometimes.

trivia-that was Gary Burghoffs idea to have Radar do that. He felt it would be funny. Also, to have Radar wear glasses. (he didn't in the book) He thought that Radars eyes should be weak because of his "E.S.P."

Not including catch phrases.... my favorite TV "gimmick" is everyone shouting "NORM!!" whenever Norm entered a room on Cheers.

That's a real good one. :) I ran the Cheer's characters through my mind, but came up empty on Norm. :bonk:

I guess another Norm bit would be the elusive Vera.

Then, there's Diane Chamber's facial tic when she got nervous.

Freddie Prinze saying Loooking Goood on Chico And The Man.

how about wahtchoo talkin bout willis .from different strokes also when mr drummonds eyes would pop out from shock jordan from crossing jordan does the same thing usally right after putting her hand over her mouth and gasping.

George Burns "breaking the fourth wall" and talking to the viewers on BURNS AND ALLEN. (something he borrowed from the play "OUR TOWN")

Dobie Gillis doing the same thing on "THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS"

Captains Kirk & Picard saying "Engage" on STAR TREK and STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION

Herb Tarlek on WKRP in Cincinnati with his, "Okay, fine"

Felix with his "ahhh, ahhh!!" nasal thing on The Odd Couple.

Dwayne on What's Happening with, "Hey hey hey"

On Newhart: "I'm Larry, this is my brother Darryl. This is my other brother Darryl."

Fonzie fixing the juke box by banging it.

Fred Rerun Berry (What's Happening) his signature dancing and his clothes and beret.

Samantha (Bewitched) her nose twitching

Al Bundy (married w/children) - always sticking his hand down the front of his pants
Peg Bundy- never liked to cook; always dressed up; always wanting sex
Kelly Bundy - tramp, slutty dresser
Bud Bundy - hard up

Arnold Horseshack (Welcome Back Kotter) - that horse laugh
Vinnie Barbarino - "Who, What, Where, When, Why" / "Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-Barino"
Washington - "Hi There"
Epstein - always had a note from his mother

Fred Flintstone - "Yabba Dabba Doo"
Homer simpson - "D'oh"
Bart Simpson - "Hay Caramba"
Maggie Simpson - always has a pacifier in her mouth

Blair Warner (Facts of Life) - "I've got another one of my brilliant ideas"
Tootie - first few seasons was on roller skates

Mimi - (Drew Carey Show) always wearing bright blue eye shadow and gaudy dresses

Larry Appleton saying, "I have a plan," with Balki having an 'Uh oh, there's gonna be a problem' look on his face.

Dick Van Dyke tripping over the ottoman in his living room after coming home from work--and in later seasons (Am I correct in this?) where he notices the ottoman and deftly walks around it.

Eddie Haskell sucking up to "Mrs. Cleaver" on Leave It To Beaver...then being a wiseguy when she wasn't around.

Three's Company - The running gag of Mrs. Roper being sex deprived by Mr. Roper.

Tony always tried to hit on the Jeanie in "I Dream of Jeanie".

I have a few That 70's Show moments:

- Mr. Forman threatening to shove his foot up everyones' ass (depending on who he was mad at).

- Kitty's famous laugh

- Fez saying "I said GOOD DAY!" when he was mad at someone.

- All of the characters saying "BURN!" when they humiliate another cast member (although Kelso did this the most)

Coach - Luther Van Dam (Jerry Van Dyke) loved to eat. He was often munching on a donut or something. That was his thing.