The Larry Sanders Show, Season 1

Hank:
[Hank tells about the origins of his catchphrase] No, no, you see when I was a kid, I used to say "Hey". And then later, I said "Now". But I never put it together until much later...

Jeannie:
Are you taking about "Hey now"?

Hank:
Yes.

Jeannie:
Because I have always wondered about that. Which writer came up with "Hey now"?

Phil, Jerry:
Hank did.

Jeannie:
It's brilliant. Really. Have you ever thought about changing it?

Hank:
No.

Jeannie:
Just listen to this. Okay? Instead of saying "Hey now!", you would say "Come here!"

[awkward silence from the group]

Jeannie:
Try, just give it a try.

Hank:
"Come here!"

Jeannie:
It's wonderful, it's wonderful!

Jerry:
It's good, I like it.

Jeannie:
That's what you can use when the show goes off the air.

Jerry:
What do you... what show... what show goes off the air?

Jeannie:
Larry is always talking about moving to Montana, leaving the business...

Jerry:
[to Larry who just stopped by] The show's going off the air?

Jeannie:
...building or something up there.

Larry:
She's kiddin'. She's kiddin'.

Jeannie:
No.