Over the past few decades, television has graced us with some of the most iconic catchphrases known to man. Some of these we recite time and time again, and they never fail to bring the laughs, so take a look at some of our favourites and let us know yours in the comments.
Victor Meldrew's "I don't believe it!" - One Foot In The Grave
Never failing to grumble at just about anything, the nation took Victor Meldrew to their hearts despite his constant moaning.
Vicky Pollard's "yeah but no but yeah but no but" - Little Britain
From the streets of Britain, Vicky Pollard was sent to an American boot camp in the hopes of changing her behaviour, resulting in some hilarious consequences.
Bart Simpson's "Eat My Shorts"
Bart's phrase even featured in 'Futurama', where Bender takes him literally and does indeed eat his shorts!
Joey Tribbiani's "How you doin'?" - Friends
Perhaps the most famous chat-up line in the world, Joey Tribbiani used it to attract women from all over, and people soon cottoned on and began to use it in everyday life.
Lauren Cooper's "Am I bovvered?" - The Catherine Tate Show
Lauren Cooper is one of Catherine Tate's most famous characters, and her constant altercations with teachers, friends and those around her saw "Am I bovvered?" recognised in households up and down the country.
Bugs Bunny's "What's up Doc?" - Looney Tunes
Bugs would often get into all sorts of mischief and sticky situations, and tried to get out of them with "What's up Doc?"
Del Boy's "You plonker!" - Only Fools And Horses
Rodney was usually on the receiving end of Del Boy's abuse, and soon "you plonker!" would start to be commonly used as banter between friends.