Yada, Yada, Doh! - 111 Television Words That Made the Leap from the Screen to Society (Paperback)


From Homer Simpson's "Doh " to "Seinfeld"'s "spongeworthy," this guide explores hundreds of words and phrases from popular television shows that have become part of our everyday speech. A fascinating collection, it brings together 111 of these examples along with complete descriptions of their origins, meanings, impact, usage, and numerous citations from the popular press. Combining a love for television and words, this humorous study reveals how deeply embedded these unforgettable idioms are in our culture.

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From Homer Simpson's "Doh " to "Seinfeld"'s "spongeworthy," this guide explores hundreds of words and phrases from popular television shows that have become part of our everyday speech. A fascinating collection, it brings together 111 of these examples along with complete descriptions of their origins, meanings, impact, usage, and numerous citations from the popular press. Combining a love for television and words, this humorous study reveals how deeply embedded these unforgettable idioms are in our culture.

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Imprint

Marion Street Press

Country of origin

United States

Release date

August 2008

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First published

September 2008

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Dimensions

180 x 125 x 15mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

240

ISBN-13

978-1-933338-31-6

Barcode

9781933338316

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LSN

1-933338-31-8



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