The Earliest Documented Use of “That’s What She Said” was from Saturday Night Live in 1975

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“That’s what she said” is thought to have been around since the 1970s with the earliest documented case of the phrase showing up on Saturday Night Live, spoken by Chevy Chase in a weekend update skit in 1975, which also happened to be the first season of SNL.  “That’s what she said” was later hugely popularized thanks to Wayne’s World skits on Saturday Night Live and later usage in the movie “Wayne’s World”.

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  • eunum
    April 2, 2013 10:50 pm

    You know what’s funny is Waynes World starred Garth=Dana Carvey and he had the Dana Carvey show which featured. Steve Carell who was in the Office and used that’s what she said joke alot