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What is the name of the comedian whose catchphrase was kin ell?
Jimmy jones
What comedian's catchphrase was That's a good idea son?
Max Bygraves
Which comedian's catchphrase was 'and there's more'?
Jimmy Cricket http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Cricket
Which veteran comedian has the catchphrase It's the Way I Tell 'Em?
Frank Carson
What comedian used the catch phrase I won't take my coat off I'm not stopping?
Adam Sandler said the line "What comedian used the catchphrase i wont take my coat off I'm not stopping".
What is the name of the comedian whose catchphrase was kin ell?
Jimmy jones
What comedian's catchphrase was That's a good idea son?
Max Bygraves
What is the name of the comedian whose catchphrase was fanks for that?
I believe its 'Frank Sidebottom'
Comedian used this catchphrase ee ain't it grand to be daft?
albush friggle
Which comedian's catchphrase was 'and there's more'?
Jimmy Cricket http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Cricket
What is the name of the comedian whose catchphrase was chase me?
You are awful but I like you
Which veteran comedian has the catchphrase It's the Way I Tell 'Em?
Frank Carson
Which comedian had the catchphrase 'The day war broke out'?
Robb Wilton (28/8/1881 - 1/5/1957)
What comedian used the catch phrase I won't take my coat off I'm not stopping?
Adam Sandler said the line "What comedian used the catchphrase i wont take my coat off I'm not stopping".
What was the name of the comedian whose catchphrase was slither and spook?
Roy Jay, I believe. look at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8LBJJVnyB4 this should be him.
What kind of job did Charlie Drake have?
Charlie Drake was a comedian for children, with a well known for the catchphrase "Hello my Darlings". in his early days. In his later career he became an actor and stared in four films.
What was Arthur askeys catchphrase?
When English comedian Arthur English (1919 - 1995) was doing his "spiv" routine, he would tell long rambling stories and finish with the catchphrase "Play the Music! Open the Cage!" Arthur English appeared in the British TV comedy series "Are You Being Served" as the maintenance man Mr. Harman.
