He can have a signature move and catchphrase if you wish, just as Scorpion MK) releases snakes from his palms and yells, "Get over here!" or something like that, but avoid making it too corny or unoriginal.
You know that catchphrase: You have to be in it to win it.
LeBlanc went down well with the audience, with a number of quips and even patiently repeating Joey Tribbiani's "how you doin'" catchphrase during a filming break.
They later collaborated on a number of advertising tunes, including music for the familiar "Coke Is It," the McDonald's catchphrase "You, You're the One" and, for American Airlines, "Something Special in the Air".
"Where is Jessica Hyde?" If you've got a good catchphrase, you might as well use it.
In most of American business the catchphrase "You get what you pay for" holds true.
Today, though, rebellion is a brand: it's the clothes you wear, the tattoos you flaunt, the viral underground catchphrases you spout at the office and the tone of dismissive nonchalance you strike on Facebook.
If this is happening to you, then you might be in a state of "going all out for it" -- you know, that catchphrase that anyone in the business of really living should surely be doing.
With his catchphrase "You'll like this … not a lot, but you'll like it", his show drew in audiences of 15 million at its peak and was sold on to 43 countries.
He later began performing at evening shows in clubs, where it is said that he first developed his long-running catchphrase, "You'll like this … not a lot, but you'll like it," to deal with a heckler.
