chatty Cathy

In the other corner was chatty Cathy, pretending like she wasn’t hated.

Chatty Cathy was introduced in 1960, the year after Barbie.

This was the same mechanism used in Chatty Cathy dolls.

The movie is a Chatty Cathy, eager to share.

"If you start being a Chatty Cathy in the morning, that's a breach of the code."

Chatty Cathy tax (ever been trapped next to someone who won't shut up from one coast to the other?)

Mattel released special editions of Chatty Cathy in 1998 and 2001.

Sometimes the term "Chatty Cathy" can be used to refer to a particularly talkative person.

In 1970, she lent her voice to a redesigned Chatty Cathy doll.

She got that role because she had also been the voice of the real life Chatty Cathy doll.

They got into the car, and it was like pulling the string on a Chatty Cathy: the wife, the kids, the hockey game.

Originally, Chatty Cathy had blonde hair in a short bobbed style and blue eyes.

The Chicago rock band Chatty Cathy, formed 2007, was named after this product.

Near him was a broken Chatty Cathy doll.

Mattel introduced the talking Chatty Cathy doll in 1960.

Word to the wise: Nod only once when trying to escape Chatty Cathy.

The dolls ($22.95) talk, a la Chatty Cathy, when strings are pulled in their backs.

Kim revealed herself to be a chatty Cathy, happy to make friends before the flight -- on Frontier!

Chatty Cathy was more realistic-freckles, buck teeth, little pot belly-this in addition to her ability to speak.

The relationship Rice claims to have with this undead Chatty Cathy is off-putting, too.

This was a spin-off of their highly successful Chatty Cathy doll for whom the talking mechanism had been invented.

If so, suggest a compromise: You can Chatty Cathy it all the way there, and keep quiet as mice on the drive home.

This was a conversation starter that lined up perfectly with stereotype — Chatty Cathy, quantified!

And are we likely to coax better behavior from Chatty Cathy by letting her know we think she’s a blight on society?

Chatty Cathy was a pull-string "talking" doll manufactured by the Mattel toy company from 1959 to 1965.