The Origins of “D’oh!”
Dan Castellaneta, the actor who provides the voice of Homer Simpson, explains how one of television’s most famous catchphrases came to be:
H/T: Andrew Sullivan
Dan Castellaneta, the actor who provides the voice of Homer Simpson, explains how one of television’s most famous catchphrases came to be:
H/T: Andrew Sullivan
The first time I remember hearing a “D’oh!” on TV was during “All in the Family.” No, really! Mike and Gloria were having an argument, she pushed him over the side of the bed, and he went ass-over-tea kettle, uttering what was unmistakably a “D’oh!”