List of Scott's Frequently Repeated Phrases

[Bernard_Shakey 3484]

"Spoiler Alert!"

[BachelorRecExec 6]

"[insert uncouth or ribald statement/question], y'know what I mean?"

 

My favorite instance was when Tig Notaro mentions a fan video that ended with a two year-old saying "Good one." Scott-o-bot's first response: And, uh, what did that two year-old look like, y'know what I mean?

[JamesCurle 35]

"And we'll introduce you here in just a second, but…"

[makinithappen 26]

Can we add the word "canonical"?...

 

I literally had to look that word up the first time I ever heard Scott say it a few years back. Now I feel like it's a normal part of my vocabulary thanks to Comedy Bean Bag

[makinithappen 26]

That old movie where a train comes at you?

[ICMexican 151]

References to Slimer with a mouth full of hot dogs.

[Kickpuncher 5012]

Excitedly pointing out that the New York Times is "the paper of record!"

[Bever Hopox 371]

One that I want to see return is:

 

"It's useless to look down."

[Bernard_Shakey 3484]

When France is mentioned, saying there is a place where the naked ladies dance, and a hole in the wall.

[Kickpuncher 5012]

"In this economy?"

[Bernard_Shakey 3484]

"It's a slippery slope."

[DelinoDeshields 103]

Some of you guys are running off the wall. Let's limit it to things he's said thrice at least.

[Darbler Cheesegarbler 1110]

"The devil you say?"

 

"Nasiiiim Pedraad"

[C.H.U.D. Reinhold 92]

Voiceover: "In a world..."

[Darbler Cheesegarbler 1110]

"The year of our lord"

[JMonsterface 1974]

"Little boy who wanted to be a big boy."

 

Benny Schwa and house of pies

 

calling something that someone else has said their "famous catchphrase"

 

I cant quote it exactly, but the whole thing about where to send would you rather suggestions, someone has to know what I mean

 

eatin' aint cheatin'

 

"I'd love to see..."

 

not sure if UTU2TM counts but that show is just so CHOCK FULL of these kinds of things that I wont even attempt to list them

[WyckydSceptre 1]

MUSTARD or PANTS

[catharticnick 11]

More recently, any time someone pours a glass of water he references listening to track 9 of his sound effects record. Also, am I mistaken or wasn't that originally PFT's sound effects record? I was confused when he referened it in the episode yesterday (10/20/14)

[freeagent 329]

after this week's episode, we could be adding "Breaking Bad theme song" to the list if he keeps it up.

[Darbler Cheesegarbler 1110]

"Oranges, The New Black." Although he was corrected by Natasha Lyonne, so now I know the actual title is "Oranges, The New Blacks."

 

"First time listeners may be wondering..." (or some variation of that).

 

I had another one but now I completely forget it... I caught it during YouTube Phenomahna so I'll have to go back and find it and then edit this in a few minutes.

 

EDIT: It was "We'll get to you in a second..." but somebody already posted it here.

[SteveH 11126]

Beyond catchphrases, there are also just a lot of subjects/themes constantly being referenced.

• "A <insert movie/TV show> situation"
  
  • A Back to the Future situation, B.A. Baracus situation, etc...
    

  [*]Alternate dimensions (an infinite number of X in alternate dimensions)

  [*]Time travel

  [*]ghosts with unfinished business

As I write this, I'm realizing that PFT is likely responsible for most of these.

[SteveH 11126]

The aforementioned Slimer with a mouthful of hot dogs, and the fact that he was credited as 'Onionhead' in the movie would definitely fit into this category.

[HipGuide 196]

Has he starting commenting on good jokes by saying "good" or "very good"?

[_Al 1]

When did you first hear of U2?

[kopello 204]

He hasn't done these in ages but I loved when he was telling someone to look up something online and would start with "go to computer.com". Also there was something he would say about being sponsored by Google and how if you wanted to Bing something please use Google.