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• You can be £3000* under, but not one penny over.
  • *amount varied according to random selection
  • The Price Is Right

• You're my favourites!
  • Strictly Come Dancing

• I am not doddery, doddery I am [audience shouts "not!"]
  • Strictly Come Dancing

• I'm in charge!
  • Sunday Night at the London Palladium

Play Your Cards Right

• What a lovely audience, so much better than last week!
  • The big joke being that it was filmed in blocks of many shows in one day, and therefore it was the same audience.

• I'm the Joker full of jest, I play my cards close to my chest; but here's a pair that's worth revealing, come on dollies, do your dealing!
  • When introducing his two "Dolly Dealers" on the older version of Play Your Cards Right

• I'm the leader of the pack and I'm such a jolly jack - and here they are, they're so appealing - OK dollies, do your dealing!

• Hang loose, we'll be back in a deuce!

• Don't touch the pack, we'll be right back!

• I'm the Joker of the pack, which makes me such a lucky Jack and if you like things that come in pairs, check out my fabulous Croupiers.
  • When introducing his two "Dolly Dealers" on the newer version of Play Your Cards Right

• Four Poofs and a Piano? We've got thousands of 'em! on Friday Night with Jonathon Ross Vs Strictly Come Dancing

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• Boy Bruce, the Mighty Atom - Forsyth's bill matter as a child performer in the 1930s/40s.

• Nice to see you, to see you... [the audience shouts "nice"]

• Here's my lovely Anthea, and isn't her frock wonderful, ladies and gentlemen? Come on, give us a twirl, my love!

• Let's meet the eight who are going to generate. [Eight contestants competed in the show]

• Let's have a look at the jolly old score board.
  • When the series was revived, and Bruce's "Girl Friday" became Rosemarie Ford, this was amended to "What's on the board, Miss Ford?"

• Well never mind, but tonight could still be a big night if you Play Your Cards Right.
  • On the contestants not winning the star prize

• You get nothing for a pair... [the audience would then shout "Not in this game"]

• You've won a Brucie Bonus!

• Didn't they do well?

• I'll make a note of that.

• Points make prizes. What do points make...? [the audience would then shout "Prizes"]

Visual Catchphrase

• Bruce Forsyth is famed for a recognizable physical pose based on Rodin's sculpture "The Thinker", with which he often starts shows.