"Bewitched" The Phrase Is Familiar (TV Episode 1970) - Dick Sargent as Darrin Stephens

Darrin Stephens : But remember one thing, Betty, you should thank your lucky stars because idle hands are the devil's plaything and a rolling stone gathers no moss.
Darrin Stephens : I already have a campaign worked out for the farm machinery. What's good for the goose doesn't necessarily mean it'll be good for the gander.

Larry Tate : Darrin, this gander wants slogans, and if we don't come up with some our goose is cooked.
Darrin Stephens : Larry, I'll be there to grab the bull by the horns, before any more water passes under the bridge.
Darrin Stephens : What's the matter? I'll try to keep a civil tongue in my mouth and at the same time talk turkey. I smell a rat.
Darrin Stephens : Because someone put a spell on me! And I'll bet dollars to donuts I know who did it.
Darrin Stephens : A friendly spell. Boy, with friends like you who needs enemies? There I go again. Every other word that comes out of my mouth is a cliché.
Darrin Stephens : Yes. Just order me a club sandwich, Larry, I'll be back quicker thin you ran say Jack Robinson.

Larry Tate : Jack Robinson.

H. B. Summers : Jack Robinson.

Darrin Stephens : That's very good.

H. B. Summers : Why did we say that?

Larry Tate : I don't know. Maybe it's catching.
Darrin Stephens : That's the last straw. You tell her to button her lip!
Darrin Stephens : Looks like H.B's cufflings have found a place in literature.

Samantha Stephens : That'd be a new twist.

Dick Sargent: Darrin Stephens