"Eat Now?" - The ravenous catchphrase of Lawrence "Larry" Francis Kubiac (Abraham Benrubi), a 20-year-old student at Santo Domingo High School on the sitcom PARKER LEWIS CAN'T LOOSE/FOX/1990-92. Larry carries a large brown paper bag with the misspelled message: LARY'S LUNCH. When Larry is good, he is rewarded with fish.

"Eh, what's up doc?" - The inquisitive comment of the world's most famous rabbit, Bugs Bunny (voice of Mel Blanc) featured on numerous Warner Brothers cartoons. 

"E-U-U-U-U" - The pathetic cry of fear or defeat unique to Lucy Ricardo (Lucille Ball) when ever she found herself in trouble (which was often) on the sitcom I LOVE LUCY/CBS/1951-57. "Lucy I'm Home!" was Ricky Ricardo's (Desi Arnaz) popular catchphrase heard throughout the series. When Ricky became exasperated with Lucy he cried: "Mira que tiene cosa la mujer esta!" 

"Excellent!" - Catchphrase of two teenage boys on the sci-fi cartoon BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURES/CBS/1990-91. Residing in San Dimas, California, musicians Bill and Ted of the rock and roll group "Wyld Stallyns" traveled about the universe in a time machine that looked like a phone booth. Bill and Ted spoke in Valley/Surfer Dude lingo and were fond of saying "Party on dude!"  TRIVIA NOTE: On the animated cartoon THE SIMPSONS Mr. C. Montgomery Burns, the evil industrialist was fond of saying "Ex...cellent!" when he heard one of his plans had come together.

"Exc-u-u-u-se  me!" - Strained exclamation made popular by comedian Steve Martin during his many guest appearances on NBC'S SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE in the 1970s and 1980s.