The catchphrase game

[Kilo11]

The turn here is still open. I am working right now, but will try to put something together if no one has posted a riddle by this evening.

[Septentrionalis]

Let's get this thing rolling. This is an actual catchphrase by a fictional character.

[Kilo11]

[Kilo facepalms]

Thank you, Sept! In all the craziness in my life right now, I totally blanked that I was going to get this going again. Many thanks for taking the initiative!

As to the catchphrase, I am currently stumped. I will think it over a bit and hopefully get back with something inspired!

[Septentrionalis]

This is something that a cartoon character always starts with when he has something to announce.

[Kilo11]

I'm still not sure... I feel like it starts with "The best news...", but I have no idea about the rest. Maybe someone else has a thought...

[Septentrionalis]

I'm still not sure... I feel like it starts with "The best news...", but I have no idea about the rest. Maybe someone else has a thought...

You are so close and I feel like if I give a hint it will be as good as revealing the answer. Can you stretch your brain a little bit more?

[Kilo11]

Okay. Here goes.

"The best news is news to everyone but one."

[Septentrionalis]

No no, that's not the one!

[Kilo11]

Oh, there it is.

"Good news, everyone!" It's Farnsworth. I should have seen that already. I was thinking of less adult cartoons and missed the connections.

I'm still working, and will probably collapse when I'm done, so new riddle will be up sometime tomorrow early afternoon.

[Septentrionalis]

Oh, there it is.

"Good news, everyone!" It's Farnsworth.

Correct! I was close to posting this as my final clue, but perhaps that would have been an insult. A funny insult, though.

[Kilo11]

Okay, here is the next one. As a pre-hint, it is only two words.

[Septentrionalis]

Is source a part of this in some way?

[Kilo11]

Is source a part of this in some way?

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I think whatever you have in mind, the answer is no.

As a further hint, the second picture is from a TV show. The picture is meant to get at the show's name.

[Septentrionalis]

Ok, I only know those electric diagram items as sources and do not know the show. Maybe someone else has an idea?

[Kilo11]

Third hint: The first two pictures form one word.

So the hints so far are:

1. Two words.
2. The second picture is from a TV show. The picture is meant to get at the show's name.
3. The first two pictures form one word together.

[Cookiegod]

last image is voltage source, current source and ideal source. second image: Like Sept I don't know the show. First image I can't work with either. I'm Scandinavian.

[Kilo11]

last image is voltage source, current source and ideal source. second image: Like Sept I don't know the show. First image I can't work with either. I'm Scandinavian.

For the show, reverse image search the pic and see if you get it. Maybe that will help you. For your other thoughts, drop the "source" and another bit, and you've got the word.

[Kilo11]

Continuing with the hints, the name of the show is "Us". That with the first image gets you the first word. The second word of the phrase is then depicted by the third image, which Cookiegod has basically decrypted.

Best of luck, riddlers!

[Kilo11]

Alas, the hints are not seeming to be enough. Here is the next one, and with this one, I will have basically given out every element of the phrase.

In that first image, the sun is up. That means it must be...

[Septentrionalis]

You have given it all out, for sure, but "dayus currents" doesn't mean anything to me.