Cable Guy Posters and Art Prints

Description: Chip 'The Cable Guy' Douglas Basketball Trading Card

Description: Chip Douglas 'Cable Guy' Basketball Card

Description: Imagine growing up with TV as your parent: It teaches you how to behave, what's appropriate, and what's healthy in relationships and in life. Scary. That's what happened to Chip, who has Jerry Springer's pop wisdom, sports movies' unbridled machismo, and a soap-operatic view of love. In other words, he's a sociopath. Meanwhile, Steven just wants his cable hooked up. Chip is the tardy and over-the-top guy who hooks him up. Right away, Chip is too familiar, too clingy, and too interested in being Steven's friend. Soon, he's shanghai'ing Steven into a trip up to see the cable satellite and showing up unbidden at a pickup basketball game. He's loud, he quotes too many TV shows and movies, and he has no social skills.

Description: The Cable Co. - The Cable Guy Movie (Front/Back Print)

Description: Cable...the ultimate aphrodisiac!

Description: cable guy

Description: cable guy vs guy named cable,

Description: Cable Guy- Chip Douglas: “I don’t want to pull a hammy!”- 1996

Description: Jim Carey stars in one of his best films, The Cable Guy

Description: Blending time, bringing nostalgia to life, and creating a timeless style. The Retro T-Shirt “Grunge Spirit” takes you back to iconic eras with a vibrant grunge touch

Description: Chip Douglas / Jim Carrey enjoys himself at medieval Times in the Ben Stiller-directed comedy "The Cable Guy"

Description: Poster Parody for the Cable Guy

Description: The cable guy with a polaroid

Description: The future is now! Soon every American home will integrate their television, phone and computer. You'll be able to visit the Louvre on one channel, or watch female wrestling on another. You can do your shopping at home, or play Mortal Kombat with a friend from Vietnam. There's no end to the possibilities!

Description: Chip Douglas, played by Jim Carrey, gets a boost and a monster dunk in Ben Stiller's "The Cable Guy"

Description: Chip Douglas 'Cable Guy' Basketball Card

Description: A stylized cartoon figure with green skin, glasses, and a blue checked shirt is shown tangled in numerous black electrical cords. The text "the cable guy" is prominently displayed in white script next to the figure. The background is solid black, with more black cords creating a chaotic visual.

Description: A cartoon-style figure with green skin and a blue long-sleeved shirt is entangled in black cords. The figure holds a black electrical plug and has a perplexed expression, with a question mark above its head. The text 'THE CABLE GUY' is displayed in bold white lettering at the bottom.

Description: It's the cable guy!!!!

Description: He owned the 90's. Classic movies.

Description: Blending time, bringing nostalgia to life, and creating a timeless style. The Retro T-Shirt “Grunge Spirit” takes you back to iconic eras with a vibrant grunge touch

Description: Cable, the cybernetic mutant soldier, advancing forward with a large assault rifle and glowing red eye.

Description: I'm being spontaneous.

Description: Always have the right cable for the situation? Got too many HDMI cables? Proud owner of the largest box of miscellaneous cables in the neighborhood? This is the perfect patch for the cable collector in your life, even if it's yourself.

Description: Purdy up your bonnet…or your next junk sculpture!

Description: Vintage badge typography referencing cable worker humor creating retro occupational composition. The muted palette emphasizes classic work aesthetic. Perfect for technicians and humor fans. Ideal for casual wear showcasing job themed artwork with nostalgic styling and bold lettering.

Description: I'm being spontaneous.

Description: Plaza Cable 1986

Description: A white line-art design featuring two speakers connected by a cable and a jack plug. Text above reads "NO FEEDBACK ACCEPTED" in bold block letters, with "- Sound Guy" in a stylized script font below.

Description: Cablevision Rainbow 1973

Description: A monochrome graphic with the text "NO FEEDBACK ACCEPTED" at the top in distressed block letters. In the center, two speakers flank an audio jack with cables. Below, in cursive script, reads "- Sound Guy". The style is retro and outlined.

Description: Southwestern Bell traces its roots back to The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company, which was founded in 1882. It was consolidated under a single management unit of the Bell System with Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company of Texas-Arkansas, Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Company of Oklahoma, and The Bell Telephone Company of Missouri—on March 1, 1912. These companies comprised the "Southwestern System" of the Bell System. The latter three companies were legally merged into Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company in 1917, which was renamed Southwestern Bell. This '70s design is a replica of a tee technicians were given to promote the company's customer service.

Description: He owned the 90's.

Description: Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Description: Southwestern Bell Service 1975

Description: Cable TV came to Manhattan in the early '70s in an attempt to deal with poor signals around the tall buildings, but cable didn't reach all of New York City until the mid '80s. While there were plenty of early cable companies serving the market, Plaza Cable wasn't one of them. Plaza is a fictional NYC cable company that originated in a '90s sitcom where the cable guy was trying to get into an apartment to turn off premium channels that were mistakenly added to their plan. The resident turns the tables, forcing the cable guy to experience what it's like waiting on them, all while enjoying his premium cable channels.