History Main / MadLibsCatchphrase

* Martin on ''Radio/AbsolutePower'': "I was ''going'' to [do X], but then I decided [[BrilliantButLazy I couldn't be arsed]]".

** "And so, due to how things panned out, would you guys mind accepting [new girl] as my newest girlfriend...?"

** Homer's "[[VacationEpisode The Simpsons are going to [exotic location]!]]"

* Wrestling/TheRock had a few of these, most commonly "Why don't you [noun/verb] your ass on out of here!" and "I'm gonna take your [noun], shine it up real nice, turn that sumbitch sideways, and [[AssShove stick it straight up your candy ass]]!". The first promo he'd cut during shows would also feature one, in the form of "FINALLY… The Rock has come back to [show location]!".

** In ''JustForFun/HorsinAround'', the ShowWithinAShow of ''WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman'', the catchphrase for Bojack's character was "I've heard of [common expression] but ''this'' is ridiculous!" Watching the show years later, Bojack seems to realize for the first time that many versions of the catchphrase [[StylisticSuck don't make any sense]].
** Outside of ''Horsin Around'', Todd has "Hooray! (Something related to the topic of conversation)!"
** Honey Sugarman's is "Why I have half a mind to [x]." [[spoiler: This takes a dark turn after she's lobotomized, when she says 'why I have half a mind..." and then she just trails off, showing the toll her lobotomy took on her mind.]]

** "That’s why my final rating for this game is [[[IdiosyncraticRatingScale object or activity related to the game]]] out of ten."

* ''WebVideo/ProJared'': “That’s why my final rating for this game is [object or activity related to the game] out of ten.”

* Washington of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' often uses the phrase "[[WorstWhateverEver Worst [noun or action] ever]]. Of all time."

->''"Sweet… something of… someplace!"''
-->-- '''Hermes''', ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'', "How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back"

A CatchPhrase that's slightly different every time--the same phrase structure, but with one or two words varied each time it's used, either completely at random or somehow related to the current situation. Perhaps the most famous is ComicBook/{{Robin}}'s "Holy [noun], Series/{{Batman|1966}}!"

Subtrope of CatchPhrase and a prime source for the "mutation" part of MemeticMutation--turns of phrase like "X is the new Y" which behave this way are sometimes called '{{snowclone}}s'. Unrelated to MadLibsDialogue.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm'': The titular Phantasm says "[name], your Angel of Death awaits."

* Wiki/TVTropes itself has "Back to [trope]" at the end of PlayingWith pages.

* [Noun]y Mc[noun]face; after the notorious [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boaty_McBoatface Boaty McBoatface.]] incident.

* [Noun]y Mc[same noun]face; notoriously Boaty McBoatface.

* WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls generally accost their adversaries with "Not so fast, [RoguesGallery member(s)/villain(s) of the week]!"

* Unlike in the English versions, whenever a character is unlocked or otherwise introduced in the Japanese version of both versions of VideoGame/SuperSmashBros4, it's always "[character] sansen!! ([character] enters the battle!!)".[[labelnote:example]]When the Villager from the VideoGame/AnimalCrossing series is introduced, the English versions say "Villager comes to town!", whereas the Japanese version simply says "Murabito sansen!! (Villager enters the battle!!)".[[/labelnote]]

** Parodied in the WebAnimation/StrongBadEmail "best thing". On the ShowWithinAShow "Limozeen: But They're in Space!", Limozeen's manager Teeg Dougland would always proceed [[MrExposition whatever plot point he had to bring up]] with "I'm afraid I have some bad news, boys..."

* The ''WesternAnimation/RandomCartoons'' short "6 Monsters" repeatedly has Buck tell Roy "Don't you know the penalty for [act of misbehavior Roy has just committed]?", usually followed immedaitely with "That's right, [absurdly over-the-top punishment]!"

* The ''WesternAnimation/RandomCartoons'' short "6 Monsters" repeatedly has Buck tell Roy "Don't you know what the penalty for [act of misbehavior Roy has just committed] is?"

* Guilia from ''WesternAnimation/{{Luca}}'' will often exclaim "Santa" (Italian for "holy" or "sacred") followed by a kind of Italian cheese, such as "Santa mozarella!" or "Santa ricotta!".

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm'': "[name], your Angel of Death awaits."