in Looks at the News: Past, Present, and Future;  the Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award; and the Joke Wall at the end  of each show. Other segments included the drunk couple sitting in a  bar; the dirty old man hitting on the old woman on a park bench; the  telephone operator (Judy Carne, later Lily Tomlin); the resident  poet (by Gibson, Henry ); and the man in a yellow raincoat falling  off his tricycle (Arte Johnson (qv))). The main element used each  week was schtick, a word or phrase repeated over and over until it  became associated with a certain performer. Thus Judy Carne (qv)  was best known for getting drenched every time she would say, "Sock  it to me!" Other catch phrases included Dick Martin (I) (qv)s  "You bet your sweet bippy"; Sammy Davis Jr. (qv)s "Here come the  judge"; "Look that up in your Funk and Wagnalls"; and "Is that  another chicken joke?" which Jo Anne Worley (qv) would say any  time poultry came up during the Joke Wall segment.