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'Allo 'Allo! ( BBC comedy
television
series )
100% squeezed sunshine ( Tropicana advertising slogan )
100% versus 6% That's the Total difference ( Total Toothpaste advertising slogan )
11:30, Diet Coke break ( Coca Cola advertising slogan )
A dirty
business
A head for
business
and a body for sin
A mighty maze of mystic magic rays ( lyric of song used at the opening of
television
)
Absolutely Fabulous ( BBC comedy
television
series )
All
publicity
is good
publicity
(
the meaning and origin of this phrase...
)
Ambient advertising
Are You Being Served? ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Back in
business
Bear
market
Big Blue ( Nickname of International
Business
Machines ( IBM ) )
Birds of a Feather ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Black
market
Bringing it home to me ( Prime
Television
advertising slogan )
Bull
market
Business
acumen
Business
as usual
Business
at hand
Business
before pleasure
Business
class
Business
end
Business
is beautiful ( Sprint advertising slogan )
Business
is like a car, it will not run by itself except downhill
Business
jet
Business
need
Business
or pleasure
Business
partner
Business
plan
Business
to
business
Buy and
sell
Buy it
Sell
it Love it ( eBay advertising slogan )
Buyer's
market
Chasing the
market
Churn the
market
Citizen Smith ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Cold calling
Corner the
market
Cowboy
marketing
Dad's Army ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Desperate Housewives ( 2004 comedy drama
television
series )
Direct mail
Disease
marketing
Do the
business
Do your
business
Doing a land-office
business
Don't mix
business
with pleasure
Drink more milk ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Drinka pinta milka day ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Drive your pigs to
market
Drop the Dead Donkey ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Enjoy the Show ( E! Entertainment
Television
advertising slogan )
Fair
market
value ( a reasonable price for an article for sale )
Fast food and good for you ( Egg
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Father Ted ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Faulty Towers ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Fcuk advertising ( French Connection United Kingdom advertising slogan )
First to
market
Full of natural goodness ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Get down to
business
Glued to the
television
Go about your
business
Go public
Go to work on an egg ( British Egg
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Hancock's Half Hour ( BBC comedy radio and
television
series )
Happiness is egg shaped ( British Egg
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Hate watch ( viewing a
television
programme in order to mock it )
Here's a word from our sponsor
I'll make it my
business
Is your man getting enough? ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
It Ain't Half Hot Mum ( BBC comedy
television
series )
It doesn't take a minute to bag it and bin it ( UK public
advertisement
advertising slogan )
It pays to advertise
Jingle
Bells ( Bing Crosby andThe Andrews Sisters song )
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in water ( Jaws II advertising tagline )
Land office
business
Like nobody's
business
Mail shot
Market
fresh
Market
jitters
Market
research
Mean
business
Meat
market
Men Behaving Badly ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Milk's gotta lotta bottle ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Milk. It does a body good ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Mind your own
business
Mission Impossible ( Tom Cruise movie and
television
series title )
Monkey
business
Moving at the speed of
business
( UPS advertising slogan )
Not advertised ( No-Ad sunscreen advertising slogan )
On the Buses ( BBC comedy
television
series )
On the black
market
On the
market
One Foot In The Grave ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Open All Hours ( Ronnie Barker
television
comedy series )
Open for
business
Ore-Ida! It's all-righta! ( Ore-Ida advertising slogan )
Permission based
marketing
Phoenix Nights ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Pile it high and
sell
it cheap
Price out of the
market
Proximity
marketing
Reality
television
Red Dwarf ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Risky
business
Sachet
marketing
Sales
leads
Sales
referral
Search
marketing
Seeing small
business
differently ( SBC Communications advertising slogan )
Sell
out
Sell
someone a dummy
Sell
your grandmother
Sell
your soul to the devil
Sock puppet
marketing
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Steptoe and Son ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Strictly
business
Taking care of
business
The Army Game ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Best Second Banana in the
Business
( Nickname of Art Carney )
The Brittas Empire ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Charlie Chaplin of
Television
( Nickname of comedian Alan Young )
The Delia Effect ( increase in
sales
of food ingredients featured on Delia Smith's cookery shows )
The Dream Factory ( film or
television
studio where idealised concepts are manufactured - especially Hollywood )
The First Lady of
Television
( Nickname of Faye Emerson )
The King of Late Night
Television
( Nickname of Jack Paar )
The League of Gentlemen ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Likely Lads ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Liver Birds ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Marcel Marceau of
Television
( Nickname of Red Skelton )
The New Statesman ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Only Way Is Essex ( British reality
television
series )
The Rag Trade ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Royle Family ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Show
Business
Capital Of The World ( Nickname of Hollywood California )
The Smartest Dumbbell in the History of Show
Business
( Nickname of comedienne Gracie Allen )
The Vicar of Dibley ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The Young Ones ( BBC comedy
television
series )
The bottom fell out of the
market
The
business
The
business
of America is
business
The oxygen of
publicity
There's No
Business
Like Show
Business
( Judy Garland song )
There's no such thing as bad
publicity
(
the meaning and origin of this phrase...
)
This line of
business
This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed at home ( line from nursery rhyme )
This time it's personal ( Jaws The Revenge advertising tagline )
Till Death Us Do Part ( BBC comedy
television
series )
To market, to market, to buy a fat pig
To the Manor Born ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Too Much Monkey
Business
( Chuck Berry song )
Trial by
television
Up Pompeii ( BBC comedy
television
series )
Viral
marketing
Was there a lion on your egg this morning? ( British Egg
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
Watch out there's a Humphrey about ( Milk
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
We drink all we can, the rest we
sell
( Utica Club advertising slogan )
We mean
business
We never sleep ( Pinkerton's Detective
Agency
advertising slogan )
We
sell
more cars than Ford, Chrysler, Chevrolet, and Buick combined ( Matchbox advertising slogan )
We will
sell
no wine before it is time ( Paul Masson Wines advertising slogan )
We're gonna need a bigger boat ( Jaws advertising tagline )
We're the one ( Sky
Television
advertising slogan )
Welfare
agency
Yes Minister ( BBC comedy
television
series )
You can rely on the lion ( British Egg
Marketing
Board advertising slogan )
You got a friend in the
business
( Gateway 2000 advertising slogan )