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Game Show Catch Phrases
A catch phrase is: a word or phrase that is easy to remember and is commonly used to represent or describe a person, group, idea, etc.
There are many catch phrases used throughout TV. They are mostly used to add humour to a character or Presenter. Some presenters are known for there catch phrases. Here are some:
Deal Or No Deal On the TV show Deal Or No Deal
Is that your final answer? On who wants to be a millionaire
You are the weakest link, good-bye on the weakest link
These are all very well known catch phrases from game shows
Bradley Walsh
Bradley Walsh is an English actor, comedian, television presenter and former professional footballer, he is best known for his roles as Danny Baldwin in Coronation Street, as well as hosting ITV game shows The Chase and Cash Trapped. He is very well known in the TV industry as he has been apart of it for many years. He has many funny and memorable moments on The Chase.Born: 1960 (Age 56)
Watford, Hertfordshire, EnglandBradley does not have a catchphrase but is still an icon in the TV industry who has work his way up in television throughout the years.
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