Good times, good times.

[Miss Peregrine]

Where did this expression come from and why is DS 10 saying it?

I have heard it many times but he used it in the right context the other day and I just laughed.
But I was also slightly annoyed. :lol:

[Cadam]

I'm not sure but I always think of someone with a drink in their hand when it is said.

[Mrs Mungo]

I've seen it used in several SNL sketches such as the delicious dish and the cheerleaders.

[*anj*]

I always associate it with Karen Walker from Will & Grace. http://209.85.48.9/10222/92/emo/whatwhat.gif

[Soph the vet]

Wasn't this a sitcom in the seventies? Dy - no- mite!:lol:

[TXMomof4]

It must be on some show, dd1 is saying it all the time too.

I just asked her and all 3 girls replied simulanteously - Hannah Montana

*gag*

[Tammyla]

Wasn't this a sitcom in the seventies? Dy - no- mite!:lol:

Oh, yeah! JJ:D and the them song was "Good Times.":D Now, I'll have that floating around in my head.:001_smile:

[reservejagmom]

... this comes from! "The Fairly Odd Parents" on Nickleodeon. Timmy says it all the time ...

Ok, I admit, we have watched a few of these episodes ... :D

Carol

[ncmomo3]

I somehow always relate that saying to Jack Nickolson's line in As Good as it Gets--
"Good times and noodle salad." --although I know they aren't related.:tongue_smilie:

[Parrothead]

I just asked her and all 3 girls replied simulanteously - Hannah Montana

*gag*

Yup, it is something the dad says a lot.

[Mamagistra]

I've seen it used in several SNL sketches such as the delicious dish and the cheerleaders.

:iagree: Jimmy Kimmel says it often, too.

[Rich with Kids]

I remember it from Delicious Dish on SNL. I am at the library so I can't link the youtube video, but my favorite episode was with Alec Baldwin. His last name in the skit was Schwetty and he made desert balls. He called them his Schwetty Balls. :D

[shell in SC]

MEE TOO!!!! "good times, noodle salad!!!!!"

[Crissy]

I've seen it used in several SNL sketches such as the delicious dish and the cheerleaders.

I always think of SNL's Delicious Dish gals when I hear it. LOL!

[Mamagistra]

I remember it from Delicious Dish on SNL. I am at the library so I can't link the youtube video, but my favorite episode was with Alec Baldwin. His last name in the skit was Schwetty and he made desert balls. He called them his Schwetty Balls. :D

SNORT! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ABGCMJPKwo) :lol::lol:

[clwcain]

I've been using that expression for the better part of 20 years. No clue where I picked it up, though...

[Miss Peregrine]

:lol: I remember Schwetty Balls!

[Miss Peregrine]

... this comes from! "The Fairly Odd Parents" on Nickleodeon. Timmy says it all the time ...

Ok, I admit, we have watched a few of these episodes ... :D

Carol


I bet that's where he got it. :)

[Part-Time Homeschooler]

I heard that phrase recently when my dc were watching an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants. I think it was Squidward who said it. The writers must have recycled it from SNL.

[Crissy]

I His last name in the skit was Schwetty and he made desert balls. He called them his Schwetty Balls. :D

Ah, yes! Pete Schwetty. Hilarious! :D