"Sit on it!"

"Good night, and good luck."

He played Rob's cousin Stacie on the Dick Van Dyke Show, Dave Crabtree on My Mother The Car, and Luther Van Dam on Coach.

Players spin to select values for letters in this remake of the classic "Hangman" game.

The series depicts a war among giant robots that can transform into vehicles and other objects.

"Up your nose with a rubber hose!"

"And that's the way it is..."

From Sue Ann Nivens to Catherine Piper to Rose Nylund, this Golden Girl is still hot, in Cleveland and elsewhere!

Guess the retail price of items without going over

"By the power of Grayskull" Price Adam and his Sword of Power defend Eternia from Skeletor in this Saturday morning cartoon.

"Kiss my grits!"

"Good night, David." "Good Night, Chet."

He memorably played Dr. Emil Skoda in the Law & Order franchise, and J Jonah Jameson in scores of Spiderman productions, but will probably be best remembered as neonazi Verne Schillinger on Oz.

Six celebrities vie to make double entender humor while playing a wild, unpredictable game of fill-in-the-blank and Tick-Tack-Toe

Zach Morris, Kelly Kapowski, AC Slater and Samuel "Screetch" Powers are characters in this 89-93 live action series.

"Bite my shiny, metal ass!"

"Good night, and have a pleasant tomorrow."

Following a break-out role on Homicide: Life on the Street this "serious" actor went on to memorable roles in Hack, Thief, Gideon's Crossing, and is now being anything but serious in the Fox sitcom "Brooklyn 9-9."

A panel of celebrities plays 20 Questions to determine the occupation of contestants

Forest Ranger Rick Marshall becomes trapped in a primeval alternate land with his two teen children, Will and Holly, as well as Cha-Ka and the Sleeztaks in this live-action show that debuted in 1974 on NBC

"Get ta steppin'"

"May the good news be yours"

Though he died in 2007, this droopy-faced fellow appeared in more series than any other actor, including Family Matters, Coach, Mork & Mindy and every iteration of the Bob Newhart Show.

He wrote 60s pop tune "Palisades Park" before creating The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game, but is probably best known for creating and hosting The Gong Show

A staple of Saturday morning programming for years, "The Little Rascals" (or "Our Gang") was a series of comedic shorts featuring kids being kids created by this famous Hollywood producer/director