Original sentence: In one episode Hank says he inveted the word when he accidently said it to someone and liked it and decided to use it on the show.In the series finale, Flip the final sentance Larry said on the show was, "You May Flip Now", which is a referances to the catchphrase.No Flipping, is a phrase Larry uses to go on commercial breaks that means not to get exited of what happend next during the show.The phrase is very popular in talk show and is sometimes used in various of talk shows.Through it's six year run, the show had two catchphrases used in it's intire run, the most natable being Hey Now, a phrase Hank repeats in the opening credits of the fictional talk show, The Larry Sanders Show and when he grets someone
Edited sentence: "No flipping" is a phrase Larry uses to go to commercial breaks, encouraging the at-home audience not to flip the channel.In one episode, Hank says he invented the phrase when he accidentally said it to someone and liked it, and he decided to use it on the show.In the series finale, the last thing Larry says on the show is, "You may flip now.The show had two catchphrases used throughout its entire run, the most notable being "hey now," a phrase Hank repeats in the opening credits of the fictional talk show, and whenever he greets someone