Who said, "Mr. Watson, come here, I want you!"?

Question

And why? and when?

Answer 1

Alexander Graham Bell wrote, "Mr. Watson--come here--I want to see you." in his notebook entry. He wrote this on March 10, 1876 describing his first successful experiment with the telephone.

Answer 2

Alexander Graham Bell, when he invented the telephone. He had poured acid on his hand while working on an experiment. He had been working on a system for his wife, who was deaf, so that she could hear him. While both his mother and his wife were deaf, he hoped to one day eliminate hereditary deafness from the population.
That was March 10th, 1876.
He was a Scottish immigrant who came to Canada and then later moved to the US. He also went on to invent a lot of other things. One of which was the metal detector.

Answer 3

Alexander Graham Bell on the first phone call.
The Simpsons use this as a joke, Mr. Burns answers the phone "hoy hoy" which is the way Bell wanted people to say hello, as on a ship. Burns once called to the outer office "smithers, come here, I want you". They don't miss a trick on that show! ! !

Answer 4

Alexander Grahm Bell sid it during one of the initial tests of the telephone, he wsa talking to watson who was in another room

Answer 5

Alexander Graham Bell and it was the first thing ever said on a telephone.

Answer 6

Alexander Graham Bell called his assistant on his first telephone and giave him this order. He did it to test out the telephone. It was in 1876.

Answer 7

Alexander Grahm Bell, a small accident in the lab

Answer 8

Alexander Graham Bell when he made the first telephone work.

Answer 9

Thomas Edison

Answer 10

Mr Watson's gay lover.