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I got into psych (TV show) because of an ex and eventually I convinced my father to watch it. Well now he quotes it all the time. The one that comes up almost daily is "I've heard it both ways" after one of us pronounces something wrong or someone else pronounces something wrong.
Goofy fun show. You gotta just enjoy the goofiness and not think too much. Luckily it has tons of themed episodes and endless references to other Pop culture moments. The writing is snappy and honestly you miss a lot of jokes the first time around because half of them are said under someone's breath or by someone slightly off screen and outta focus.
"Did you hear about Pluto? That's messed up"
I have used that line to start a conversation with an untold number of women lol.
Most of them just think it's funny. Sometimes they get the reference. One woman was legitimately mad at me for having used a line from a TV show lol. It's just a good line.