The 9 Best Catchphrases From Mike Schur Comedies
“Coolcoolcoolcoolcool”
Originally said by: Jake Peralta (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
Best used when things definitely, really aren’t cool.
“Holy motherforking shirtballs!”
Originally said by: Eleanor Shellstrop (The Good Place)
For when you really need to swear, but your current situation requires some linguistic creativity. Or, y’know, you’re actually in the Bad/Good Place.
“I hate everything”
Originally said by: Ron Swanson (Parks and Recreation)
Have you already eaten all your food and you have a very long day ahead of you and everything sucks? Ron Swanson has the perfect line for that.
“BINGPOT!”
Originally said by: Jake Peralta (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
An exclamation of exultation. Combination of “bingo” and “jackpot.” It’s “taking off,” according to Boyle.
“Treat yo’ self”
Originally said by: Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle (Parks and Recreation)
For when you want something that’s a little out of your typical price range… but you’ve earned it.
“This is the Bad Place!”
Originally said by: Eleanor Shellstrop (The Good Place)
For when everything is awful and you just know you’re not living in The Good Place.
“The wooooooorst”
Originally said by: Jean-Ralphio Saperstein (Parks and Recreation)
For when you’re trying to insult someone, but you need to do it in a singsongy voice.
“Don’t be suspicious…”
Originally said by: Mona-Lisa and Jean-Ralphio Saperstein (in series finale outtakes) (Parks and Recreation)
Are you trying not to be suspicious, but also sort of trying to break into song? Then quote Mona-Lisa and Jean-Ralphio.
“Ya basic”
Originally said by: Eleanor Shellstrop (The Good Place)
A totally devastating human insult. Even a demon should be devastated by it.
From “Bingpot!” to “ya basic,” characters on Michael Schur’s comedies — Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Good Place and Parks and Recreation — certainly know how to turn a catchy phrase… often one that lingers in the pop culture lexicon for years to come.
Click through our gallery above for the quotes from Schur’s characters we can’t stop referencing.
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