Signing-off Catchphrase

Closing out an episode or segment by way of something repeated by the host of a show or a character.

Anime and Manga

*Cowboy Bebop*'s iconic "See you space cowboy...", which is replaced with "You're gonna carry that weight." in the final episode.

*Sonic X* ends each preview of the next episode with Chris shouting in English: "Don't miss it!"

Asian Animation

In *Pleasant Goat Fun Class*, two different lines are used by Weslie to ends the episode.

In the endings of earlier episodes, Weslie says, "So, kids, \_\_\_\_\_\_? We will see you all (again) next time!"

In later episodes, after each episode's song is over, Weslie says, "So, kids, did you like the song you just heard? We'll see you all again next time!" and the episode ends.

Live Action TV

*America's Funniest Home Videos*: Bob Saget started out with "Keep those cameras rolling".

*Bargain Hunt*: "Join us again soon for some more bargain hunting, yes? YES!" The last "yes" is said by the contestants.

*Bear in the Big Blue House* ends with a whole ritual. First, Bear asks Luna (the moon) if she would like to hear him sing the Goodbye Song with him before she goes. Then they sang "*Hey, this was really fun, we hoped you liked it too. Seems like we've just begun when suddenly we're through. Goodbye, goodbye, good friends, goodbye, 'cause now it's time to go. But hey, I say, well that's OK, 'cause we'll see you very soon, I know (very soon, I know). Goodbye, goodbye, good friends, goodbye, and tomorrow, just like today, the moon, the bear and the big blue house, will be waiting for you to come and play. To come and play. To come and play.*". Then, Bear would say, "Bye now".

*Bill Nye the Science Guy* would always end an episode in the same place the episode started. He'd also add "Well, that's our show! Thanks for watching! Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got to go [do some activity related to the episode's subject]. See ya!"

David Dickinson, presenter of the British show Dickinson's Real Deal, signs off with "I'll see you. Don't you be late."

On the original *Family Feud*, Richard Dawson would sign off with "Love ya, see ya here on the *Feud*." The 1998 revival with Louie Anderson had "Be good to your families, come back and see ours."

*Jimmy Kimmel Live!*: "Apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time!". This soon led way to a satirical feud with Matt Damon as Jimmy Kimmel's Sitcom Arch-Nemesis.

*Mister Rogers' Neighborhood* always ended with Mr. Rogers' monologue about being yourself. "You always make each day a special day. You know how-by just your being you! There is no one else in the world quite like you. And people can like you just the way you are. I'll be back next time. Bye bye."

On Seasons 40-45 of *Sesame Street*:

Murray: See you next time on the street! Peace!

And before that, starting in 1995, they would end every episode with a bumper called "Coming Soon On Sesame Street", showing a random clip from the next episode to air. After the clip was shown, Big Bird would say, "Toodle-loo!" leading to the funding credits

*Supermarket Sweep*: David Ruprecht closes out each episode with "The next time you're at the checkout counter and you hear the beep, think of all the fun you can have on Supermarket Sweep."

*Top Gear*: Jeremy Clarkson normally signs off with "And on that bombshell, it's time to end."

*Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* had their own sign-offs. Regis Philbin and Meredith Vieira would sign off with "From New York, bye for now everyone." Terry Crews gave a simple "We'll see you next time on Millionaire." Chris Harrison would end the show by saying "For everyone who's been a part of this one, I'm Chris Harrison. We'll see you next time."

Western Animation

*Blinky Bill*: Every episode of the series (except "Blinky and the Red Car", "Blinky Bill's Zoo" and "Blinky and the Heart of the Tree") ends with Blinky (or another character) uttering his famous catchphrase; "Extraordinary!"

*Blue's Clues* has a song: *Now, it's time for so long, but we'll sing one more song. Thanks for doing your part, you sure are smart. You know with me and you and my dog Blue, we can do anything that we want to do.*

The creepy-voiced narrator of *Count Duckula* ends every episode with "Goodnight out there ... *whatever* you are! (Evil Laugh)"

*Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood* had the narrator sing, "It's such a good feeling to play with family and friends. It's such a happy feeling, they'll lend you a hand. You wake up, ready to say, 'I think I'll make a snappy new day.' It's such a good feeling, a very good feeling, a feeling you know", and then Daniel sing, "That I'll be back when the day is new and I'll have more ideas for you and you'll have things you'll want to talk about. I will too." and then say, "Because it's you I like".

*Dora the Explorer* has Dora end every episode by saying, "We couldn't have done it without you. Thanks for helping, *gracias!*

*Looney Tunes* shorts ended with the line "That's all, folks!", spoken by Porky Pig.

*Scooby-Doo* would end the episode with a call of "Scooby-Dooby-Doo!"

*Little Einsteins*: "See you on the next mission!"

*The Magic Roundabout* ends with Zebedee saying "Time for bed" in most episodes.

The 2007 reboot series ends with Dylan saying, I wish it was time for bed

*Ni Hao, Kai-Lan*: "You make my heart feel super happy! *Zài jiàn!*note " The second season added her repeating the phrase "You make my heart feel super happy!" in Mandarin before saying "*Zài jiàn!*"

*The Powerpuff Girls* would end with The Narrator saying, "So Once Again, the Day Is Saved, thanks to The Powerpuff Girls!", or some variant thereof.

The Stinger on *Muppet Babies (1984)* had Animal say "Go bye-bye!" and laughing.

*The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!*: "Until next time, everybody, do the Mario!"

On *ToddWorld*, Todd ends each story by summarizing the story's moral and then telling us "See you next time. Love, Todd."

On *If You Give a Mouse a Cookie* on Amazon, "What do you think will happen next?" is a regular catchphrase, but also at the end of each story, one of the human characters will say "If you (*give something to / do something with an animal*) what do you think will happen next?"

*Sid the Science Kid* reminds viewers, "And remember, keep asking lots and lots of questions. See you later, scientists!"

In *Sylvanian Families*, the Woodskeeper wraps up episodes by saying "And so ends another journey to the Sylvanian Forest to visit our best of friends, the Sylvanian Families! Goodbye, all, and may your wishes come true!"

Most episodes of *Wild Kratts* end with Martin saying "Keep on creature adventuring!" and Chris responding with "We'll see you on the creature trail!"