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Character Analysis

Alec Baldwin

Jack Donaghy

Played by Alec Baldwin

1913 jokes across 135 episodes of 30 Rock

WAR

1319.2

Total Jokes

1,913

Avg Craft

7.4

Avg Impact

7.1

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Best Jokes by Jack

All Jokes — 1909 total

S1E01

Where's Gary? Gary's dead.

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S1E01

I'm Jack Donaghy, new VP of Development for NBC-GE-Universal-Kmart

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S1E01

We own Kmart now? / No.

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S1E01

5 inches, but it's thick

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S1E01

New York third-wave feminist, college-educated, single and pretending to be happy about it, overscheduled, undersexed

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S1E01

The GE trivection oven cooks perfect food five times faster than a conventional oven because it uses three kinds of heat

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S1E01

With three kinds of heat, you can cook a turkey in 22 minutes

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S1E01

I'm the new Vice President of east-coast television and microwave-oven programming.

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S1E01

You have the boldness of a much-younger woman

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S1E01

You're missing that third kind of heat.

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S1E01

Okay, the black guy? / The black movie star.

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S1E01

It's not illegal to fall asleep on your neighbor's roof. / Nor should it be.

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S1E01

I'm known for being reasonable.

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S1E01

You're dressed for Burger King. Should we make it Burger King?

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S1E01

You weigh 127 pounds. / Yeah.

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S1E01

You weigh 127 pounds

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S1E02

You hear about that chemical factory explosion outside of Colorado Springs? No. Good.

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S1E02

That is what we in the show business like to call a 'cameo.'

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S1E02

Jerry from set design. Wally, cue cards. Rupert Murdoch. Melinda Gates. Ziggy from the cartoon Ziggy.

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S1E02

Glaub mir. Diese 'Advantium Microwaves' sind die beste.

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S1E02

Then we could sit around and braid each other's hair until we get our periods at the same time.

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S1E02

Then I'll do what my father did when I was two. Lure you to the edge of the pool with a puppy, and push you in.

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S1E02

This is my office. Really? I see you bring a little feminine magic to everything you touch.

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S1E02

No, he's not your employee, he's your product.

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S1E02

I don't know. I'm a non-genius.

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S1E03

I can tell from your stress level that you have not been touched in quite some time... Not caressed, not massaged, not even groped on the subway.

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S1E03

I would think that a single woman's biggest worry would be choking to death alone in her apartment.

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S1E03

Poker night? Who plays? Really, that's all you got out of that?

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S1E03

What up, Tra? This round, Texas Doozy. Face cards are wild, 3 is a jinx, 5s are 25.

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S1E03

Well, then you best go home and put on your daddy's shoes, boy. This is a man's game.

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S1E03

Like, when Lutz here has a good hand, he stops eating.

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S1E03

Your shoes. Well, I'm straight. Those shoes are definitely bi-curious.

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S1E03

Did you know his middle name is Ellen? No, that's weird. Kenneth Ellen.

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S1E03

She thought you looked like Jennifer Jason Leigh. Really, she said that? Yes, I made her repeat it. I was sure she meant Jason Lee.

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S1E03

You are a puzzle, Kenneth Ellen. And I'm going to solve you.

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S1E03

Will you, little Kenneth Ellen Parcell from Stone Mountain, Georgia, growing up in your mama's tract house, dreaming of working on a TV show, dreaming of making it all the way to the NBC?

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S1E03

But you'll always be a pig farmer's son, boy, 'cause I smell fried bologna all over you.

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S1E03

The Italians have a saying, Lemon. 'Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.' And although they've never won a war or mass-produced a decent car, in this area, they are correct.

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S1E03

In five years, we'll all either be working for him... or be dead by his hand.

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S1E04

To master just its basic concepts, one must brave a five-day conference at a Sheraton

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S1E04

Fruit Lupus. No. Dingleberries. Fart Nuggets.

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S1E04

And I was wondering if we could do that. Do what? Dilbert.

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S1E04

And Brokaw says, 'Just go. Don't look back.' Now...I'm not a writer, but maybe there's a skit in that.

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S1E04

I was at a luncheon for Ann Coulter's 60th birthday.

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S1E04

Monkey Senate. We open on the Capitol--

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S1E04

Your eyes. You have those black shark's eyes. You know? Very intense.

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S1E04

I remember you mentioning what a big fan you are of the rapper Chamillionaire.

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S1E04

'Cause I was dancing with Frank? Oh, yes, yeah. I love Chamillionaire.

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S1E04

What group home did you escape from that you would dare talk to me like some plumber's wife in front of Ron Gordon and Bob Overmeyer?

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S1E04

Your ignorance was obvious when you waddled up to me with your thin-lipped mouth full of greasy peasant food and addressed me by my Christian name in front of the gentlemen from Fairfield.

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S1E04

But how would you know that with your nigh-40 years of public education and daytime television viewing?

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S1E04

I'm gonna have you writing promos for Arena Football so fast it'll make your inexplicably small head spin.

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S1E04

Go easy on the pizza.

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S1E05

And I'm here to talk to you today about a wonderful new synergy. It's called 'product integration.'

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S1E05

positive mentions-- or PosMens--of GE products

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S1E05

For example, you could write an episode where one of your characters purchases-- and is satisfied with... one of GE's direct-current drilling motors for an offshore or land-based project.

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S1E05

Get real, kids. You write skits mocking our presidents to fill time between car commercials.

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S1E05

Hippy humor. That's what I'm going for.

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S1E05

I'm watching Friends right now. What happens with Ross and Rachel? No, no. Don't tell me. Seriously. What were you saying?

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S1E05

You're such a Monica! Ah ha! You are.

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S1E05

Jack in the GE promo video failing repeatedly

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S1E05

Is it this? Or, if I may, this?

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S1E05

It's called, 'racial integration'-- No, that's not right, is it? It's called, 'product intergort'-- 'intergortian'?

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S1E05

Ha! That was fun, you guys. Didn't feel like five days, did it?

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S1E05

I've summited Kilimanjaro. I've showered with Greta Van Susteren.

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S1E05

Actions speak louder than words. Take care of it. Don't worry, I'll have it on your desk first thing in the morning. Look, I am tired of your promises! I want this thing fixed.

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S1E05

Those cards are a little confusing.

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S1E05

I think I can do it. No. You should definitely do it. It'll be hilarious. Oh, well, that'd be a refreshing change of pace for the show, wouldn't it?

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S1E05

I bow-hunt polar bear. I once drove a rental car into the Hudson just to practice escaping.

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S1E05

Ten years ago, I was an inch-and-a-half shorter than I am today. Sheer willpower.

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S1E05

If you were any other woman on earth... I would be turned on right now.

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S1E05

Lemon, these pages are blank.

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S1E05

No, you're all fired.

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S1E05

Don't be cute, Lemon. You're too old for that.

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S1E06

What's a drive-in? Of course. I don't know why I bothered to ask.

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S1E06

I can tell just from your physical appearance that you're obviously... 29.

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S1E06

What tragedy happened in your life that you insist upon punishing yourself with all this... mediocrity?

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S1E06

you have a piece of lettuce stuck in your hair.

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S1E06

He gave us the names of the most discreet private investigators to spy on our ex-wives.

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S1E06

There appears to be a gentleman making passionate, angry, love to himself.

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S1E06

Am I wrong, or is he in the middle of a staff meeting?

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S1E06

I didn't know they served chicken nuggets at this restaurant. It's cod. It's, uh-- They made it special.

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S1E06

I hope you enjoy the, uh, choices that you've made.

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S1E06

And that former call girl went on to become one of NBC's biggest news anchors.

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S1E06

[whispering] I love him.

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S1E06

I'm married with two beautiful kids and a pool. (Jack) Liz, I wasn't trying to set you up. I wanted to show you my handiwork.

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S1E06

Now Howard's earning seven figures and he's married to a swell Filipino gal.

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S1E06

That's right. He's the rat king.

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S1E06

That's right. He's the rat king. And there's only one way to break up with a rat. You have to cut him off completely.

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S1E06

You have to stuff your heart with steel wool and tinfoil. You must be ruthless. You must to be absolute. Remember always, you are The Exterminator.

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S1E06

No wonder your career is being held back by a lack of foresight and an addiction to dysfunctional relationships.

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S1E06

He knows about my marriage? No.

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S1E06

Tattoo's fake, Donaghy. Fake. Street cred. He's a genius.

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S1E06

So how did it go? He moved in with me. Well, of course he did.

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S1E07

Because if I have a choice between an international movie star, and a woman who does commercials for ShopRite-- No, no, no. Jenna doesn't do those commercials anymore. She got fired.

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S1E07

That's why my job is way better than yours. Way better.

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S1E07

You do a live Christmas Eve special from Kabul every year until the war on terror is won. Tell Tracy I'll see him tonight. You, black Irish bastard. Back at you, man.

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S1E07

Lemon, this is not open mike night at the Bryn Mawr student union.

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S1E07

Jack Welch has such unparalleled management skills, they named Welch's grape juice after him. Because he squeezes the sweetest juice out of his workers' mind grapes.

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S1E07

That doesn't even make sense. No, it doesn't, does it? I wrote it down in the middle of the night.

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S1E07

Cookie in the middle of the day? I gave blood. Does that burn calories?

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S1E07

Pete, did you know that men with full heads of hair on average earn 17% more than their bald counterparts?

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S1E07

Perhaps it's because bald men are generally less informed than men with full heads of hair.

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S1E07

I'm just kidding. It's real. I'm not like you.

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S1E07

When I first met Jack Welch, I thought he was such a great golfer, he made Bob Darnell look like Randy Barnes.

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S1E07

'The Rrr Jrr.' The what?

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S1E07

Leo's an excellent physician. And a pretty good dentist.

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S1E07

Estate tax reform.

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S1E07

It's after 6:00. What am I, a farmer?

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S1E08

Allergies are all in the mind, Lemon. I use to have a wicked peanut allergy. And now, witness.

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S1E08

Are you dating Condoleeza Rice? I'm not at liberty to say.

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S1E08

I'm choosing to ignore that remark on the basis that you are a godless, glassy-eyed Clintonista.

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S1E08

this collection of ladies' unmentionables with snaps and openings all over the place

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S1E08

Next time I see Putin, I'm gonna kick his teeth in.

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S1E08

I mean, I'm all for fantasy role-play, but Abu-Ghraib?

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S1E08

I'm all for fantasy role-play, but Abu-Ghraib?

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S1E09

Area code 407? Oh, no.

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S1E09

Jonathan, these cheap phones keep on shattering!

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S1E09

Who let 407 through? Jonathan, we have drills for this!

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S1E09

Business doesn't get me down. Business gets me off.

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S1E09

Lemon, do you realize that your little show accounts for 3% of our revenue but takes up 90% of my time?

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S1E09

Go to hell.

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S1E09

But to that woman... I'm always gonna be the punk kid who cried when Pop was run over by a mail truck.

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S1E09

No, Pop was my dog. My dad left when I was two... so I grew up calling my Collie Pop.

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S1E09

My mother tried to send me to Vietnam to make a man out of me. I was 12.

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S1E09

With a tea garden and fake rocks made of foam because she falls down a lot.

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S1E09

You see, Josh's father's an assassin with the Russian mafia. They call him El Matador.

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S1E09

I'm sending you our new super top secret invisible motorcycle.

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S1E09

For realses.

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S1E09

I keep pooping during sex.

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S1E09

Don't put little notes in their lunch bag that say, 'Mommy's watching you.' People find those things.

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S1E09

This is a woman that actually had a heart attack to prevent me from going on my honeymoon.

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S1E09

You carried me for nine months. Let me carry you now.

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S1E09

Well, right back at you, Colleen! Yeah, that's right! You cut Pop's balls off! And left him in the street to die!

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S1E09

I just bought the moon.

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S1E09

And she will outlive you. She's like Castro.

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S1E09

Oh, right right. And you have someone else's baby in your car.

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S1E09

Oh, yes. I'm a big fan of kidnapping. Especially by my middle management.

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S1E10

You must know Arsenio. Hall or Billingham?

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S1E10

Oh, you mean Jesus? No-- Miguel from set design. He's over there.

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S1E10

GE owns KitchenAll of Colorado, which owns JMI of Stanford, which owns Pokerfastlane.com, which owns Sheinhardt Wig Company, which owns NBC outright. NBC owns Winnipeg Iron Works which owns Ahp Chanagi Party Meats corporation of Pyongyang, North Korea.

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S1E10

I've got two ears and a heart, don't I?

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S1E10

Not the Ukraine. I own some property on the Dnieper River. In Volyn? Closer to Cherkasy.

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S1E10

She came at me with that angry little badger face of hers-- There it is right now.

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S1E10

They've adapted The Rural Juror? I'm a huge Kevin Grisham fan.

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S1E10

Goldberg or Billingham?

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S1E11

I'm going to be your bottom, Kenneth. And I want you to ride me as hard as you can.

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S1E11

Or get me a time machine so I can go back in time and smack your mom for smoking crack while she's pregnant.

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S1E11

Liz and Jenna, nothing.

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S1E11

Is this tube sock filled with bird seed?

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S1E11

Kenneth, this is not a job. This is an exercise in constant humiliation. You're fired.

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S1E11

Lemon, you're looking a little under the weather. Maybe you should go home.

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S1E11

This is pathetic. A joke. This whole show is a joke.

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S1E12

Prince Gerhardt is the last male descendant of the imperial house of Hapsburg. They ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire, The Defenestration of Prague

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S1E12

Theatre tech. I see.

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S1E12

Lemon, I date socialites and models and actresses, Liz Hurley... in the '90s.

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S1E12

Most people in his situation would be angry with their family for the centuries of inbreeding, but not Gerhardt. He's too busy trying to stave off infection.

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S1E12

It was part of the Big Brother Little Sister program.

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S1E12

Sexually... she wanted it four or five times a day, always standing up. Standing up. What? How does that even work?

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S1E12

When Gerhardt was born, the doctor told his mother and cousin he would either live for 15 minutes or for 100 years. Boy, he proved them all wrong.

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S1E12

I'm 12 years younger than you. A woman your age, then.

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S1E12

I had "lunch" with Martha Stewart and "dinner" with her daughter, Alexis. Gross.

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S1E13

They're very expensive freshwater clams from the... Cuyahoga River.

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S1E13

one minute, you're newlyweds making love on the floor of the Concorde. Then the next, your lawyers are fighting over who gets to keep the box your dog defecates in.

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S1E13

You taught your dog to poop in a box? Bianca did. But I want that box.

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S1E13

Marriage is a competition. And after 18 years of overtime, I am finally going to claim victory.

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S1E13

I mean, if you met her, you might think she's wonderful. But, believe me, she is the succubus from the bowels of hell.

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S1E13

I wish I could touch her boobs again. She really had a fabulous pair of boobs.

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S1E13

I admit sometimes I would fantasize about her getting various terminal illnesses, and I would nurse her... to her death.

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S1E13

what are you doing tonight?

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S1E13

No. It gives me a headache. This is a Krug Clos du Mesnil, and I was saving it for a special occasion.

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S1E13

Marry, boff, kill... Bianca. Which do you want to do? All of them.

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S1E13

I wouldn't be surprised if that 5-inch scar across my abdomen was suddenly gone.

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S1E13

I'm gonna shut it down, leave it vacant, open the windows, and let nature have at it.

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S1E14

Okay false alarm. It turns out she asked him to take it out.

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S1E14

I painted it myself.

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S1E14

Tomorrow I'm gonna be in an intense six hour foursome with three other men. And one of them will be Don Geiss and he's gonna get all of my attention. And you're just gonna sit back and watch.

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S1E14

This guys spends so much time in the sand that his nickname should be Falu-ser.

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S1E14

This isn't Hitler's bunker. That would make me Hitler.

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S1E14

Ted, who's best known for getting caught using a corporate credit card at a gay strip club.

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S1E14

I'm sorry, Amanda, you were bound to find that out eventually.

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S1E14

This is the men's room. Oh!

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S1E14

Next weekend Tracy and I are gonna double team Don Geiss with our big ideas.

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S1E14

It's nonny time.

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S1E15

Can't do that. Make it 4:00 AM. / That's no good. / 10:00. / Stop insulting me. / 3:00 AM. / Midnight. / You bring the coffee. / 2:30, you bring the coffee. / That's my final. / Done.

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S1E15

I would like to be Michelle Pfeiffer to your angry black kid who learns that poetry is just another way to rap.

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S1E15

These sunglasses have a chip in them that makes the lenses change color as my iPod loses power.

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S1E15

That's not how you play marbles, Jack. / But that's how you keep them.

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S1E15

One dollar.

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S1E15

These photos I found of Josh roughhousing with Lance Bass at SeaWorld.

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S1E15

My offer is now 75 cents.

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S1E15

I knew you weren't ready for a big chair.

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S1E15

I have written an op ed piece for the New York Times under Jenna's name in which I put the media on trial.

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S1E15

what happened in your childhood to make you believe that people are good?

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S1E15

I called my friend Saul Sheinhardt at our parent company Sheinhardt Wigs who called his nephew Morty Sheinhardt who called his son, John Stewart.

8.17.8
S1E15

Ya burnt!

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S1E15

Do the worm! / Good Lord, the worm! That's so degrading. Are its origins German?

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S1E16

Must've been Angie Harmon

7.36.3
S1E16

This ought to prove my mother wrong, saying that Donaghy is Gaelic for 'failure.'

7.57.3
S1E16

She's a Murphy. Bunch of mud farmers and sheep rapists.

7.88.0
S1E16

Oh, I'm gonna vomit! What the hell am I gonna do? I've got 10,000 cases of this crap.

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S1E16

Dewey, Cheatham, and Livingston

5.15.0
S1E16

A black? That is offensive. No, no-- That's his last name. Steven Black.

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S1E16

Remarkable people, the Blacks. Musical, very athletic. Not very good swimmers. Again, I'm talking about the family.

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S1E16

When I was dating Condoleezza, there were genuine cultural tensions. I mean, we would go to the movies, and she would yell at the screen.

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S1E16

contains no lead and is not fatal if swallowed

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S1E16

Donaghy Estates tastes like the urine of Satan after a hefty portion of asparagus.

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S1E16

Well, pick out a stick. 'Cause Ridikolus is gonna be drinking Donaghy Estates tonight.

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S1E16

He's very unstable. Eh, did you get that at a cane shop?

7.06.8
S1E16

The monkey died of natural causes, so we're in the clear.

7.57.5
S1E16

You shot a Black! No no no no no-- It's cool; that's his last name.

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S1E17

That is the cutest thing I've ever seen. Isn't that adorable? You have to fire 10% of your staff.

8.18.2
S1E17

We're synergizing backward overflow.

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S1E17

Now, there are 140 people on this show, so go out there and make 126 people very happy.

7.77.3
S1E17

That's Dona-gee, not Dona-hee!

6.76.0
S1E17

What'd you two dirtbags do now? Fix the Cotton Bowl?

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S1E17

I haven't seen Eddie since I bailed him out of Disney jail.

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S1E17

My dad and Eddie are a blotch on the Dona-hee name-- Dona-gee name.

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S1E17

I hated that bird.

8.28.2
S1E17

Oh, come on, we're Irish. We're a forgiving people.

7.77.3
S1E17

That's Patrick, this is Patricia, this is Katherine Catherine, and her husband Bobby, and this is, uh, Margaret. We just found out about her today.

7.37.2
S1E17

And you still think our next President should be a woman?

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S1E17

Lemon, you've gone chicken killer on me over a guy whose name you don't know?

8.17.8
S1E17

Dad? Your brother Eddie's dead. He wanted you to have his watch.

8.28.2
S1E17

Say hello to Bono and Sandra Day O'Connor!

8.48.8
S1E17

Say hello to Bono and Sandra Day O'Connor!

7.47.3
S1E17

To know that they'll be there after I'm dead, fighting over my corpse before it's cryogenically frozen.

8.27.8
S1E17

Whether things are good, or bad, or you're simply eating tacos in the park. There is always the crushing guilt.

8.17.8
S1E18

He pioneered the concept of ten second internet sitcoms. Making it happen / Honey, I'm home. Oh, great. We made it

7.46.7
S1E18

They can do shapes now. One time, I saw a cowboy hat. Boom, boom, boom.

7.27.0
S1E18

Those weren't jokes. That was an appeal for a return to common sense and decency. / Well, it got big laughs.

7.57.0
S1E18

Good God. Devin is gay. He's even more powerful than I thought.

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S1E18

I'm straighter than you are gay and I leave particles of guys like you in my wind.

7.77.7
S1E18

No, Devin. I don't do that.

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S1E18

Kenneth, you are the worst gay bait ever.

7.47.3
S1E18

Maybe it was some sort of brace or corrective boot you wore during childhood.

7.77.5
S1E18

The kinds of shows we watched as kids sitting on our neighbor's knee.

6.66.2
S1E19

What's that film where he turned into a dog? Uh, 'Fat Bitch,' sir.

6.86.8
S1E19

To be perfectly honest, the first couple of people I did that to were not you, but... here we are.

7.57.0
S1E19

I took the money from the sale of those pieces, and I bought a sailboat. And I named it after my ex-wife, and I sank it.

7.87.7
S1E19

It's true... the Bianca Blows is somewhere at the bottom of the Peconic Bay.

7.27.0
S1E19

I wish I were a horse... strong, free... my chestnut haunches glistening in the sun.

7.37.7
S1E19

I'm not a creative type like you with your work sneakers and your left-handedness.

7.57.2
S1E19

His name is Floyd. That's unfortunate.

7.16.3
S1E19

Let's say Priscille, 9:00... be sure to wear a tie.

6.66.0
S1E19

The only other 'Floyd' I ever knew was this Korean barber who used to cut my hair down in the 50th Street subway station. That's my dad. I'm Floyd Jr. I'm just kidding.

6.96.5
S1E19

Lemon, I want to kiss your boyfriend on the mouth.

7.87.8
S1E19

Or perhaps it's eating universal healthcare.

7.57.0
S1E19

I don't give a damn about the masks. I'm on all fours trying to shove the corks back in the bottles.

7.67.5
S1E19

Floyd is me 20 years ago. I'm Don Geiss 30 years ago. 20 years from now, Floyd will be me, I'm gonna be Don Geiss, and Don Geiss will be dead.

7.87.3
S1E19

I mean, who eats 16 flautas after midnight?

6.86.5
S1E19

Oh, God, I hope we're talking about the same thing.

6.36.0
S1E19

Um, Phoebe, I want you to be my wife. Wait. What? Will you marry me? No.

7.67.5
S1E19

Ow. I'm sorry. It's okay. Ow. Careful, my bones.

6.86.2
S1E20

And now he's a post-op transgender.

6.05.7
S1E20

It's...made of gold.

7.56.8
S1E20

I haven't been above 72nd Street in over a decade.

7.67.2
S1E20

wolf-like. Lupine.

7.56.7
S1E20

For God sakes, Lemon, we'd all like to flee to the Cleve.

7.87.8
S1E20

For God sakes, Lemon, we'd all like to flee to the Cleve. And club up down at the Flats and have lunch with Little Richard.

6.76.5
S1E20

Yeah, we're all models west of the Allegheny.

7.06.7
S1E20

Lemon, Phoebe was right. You are infatuated with me.

7.57.5
S1E20

In Paris, France.

7.57.0
S1E21

I will cut you open like a tauntaun... you mouth-breathing Appalachian!

7.57.5
S1E21

Oh, God, this is it. Here it comes... the big one. Ride it, Donaghy. Ride it straight to hell!

7.27.0
S1E21

I should have worked more.

8.18.0
S1E21

Maybe this is the drugs talking, but I think I got Nixon to agree to come on the show and say, 'Sock it to me.'

7.77.3
S1E21

You're the only person I know who wouldn't hesitate to pull the plug.

7.47.3
S1E21

I no longer think you're doing a terrible job, and I'm very proud of you.

7.16.8
S1E21

I'm gonna pull the plug now. Whoa, whoa. Just let me do it.

7.37.0
S2E01

25 super-hot moms, 50 eighth grade boys, no rules.

7.78.0
S2E01

That doesn't mean she's not a wonderful, caring milf.

7.57.3
S2E01

So my old tech guys were able to digitally capture seinfeld, and now we can basically make him do or say whatever we want.

7.37.0
S2E01

Jerry's in europe with his family right now. But by the time he gets back, seinfeldvision will be a monster hit, and his kids'll go to school, and their friends'll say i really loved your dad in that episode of medium last night, and he'S... he's gonna love it.

7.46.8
S2E01

If there's two things i'm certain of, one is you will never finish that quilt

7.16.8
S2E01

Lemon, women your age are more likely to be mauled at the zoo than get married.

8.48.7
S2E01

Put floyd's name on that quilt.

7.77.3
S2E01

She need to lose thirty pounds or gain sixty. anything between it, not place in television

8.07.5
S2E01

Svenborgia? No. Better. But I can't tell you.

7.77.0
S2E01

Jerry, don't be difficult. The fact of the matter is that seinfeldvision is perfectly legal, and there's nothing you can do to stop us.

7.77.0
S2E01

You're gonna buy nbc, like you've got $4 million just laying around...

7.67.3
S2E01

Remember, st. Barts, I saved your life from that shark? All right, jack. I'll come back. But I still think you shot a dolphin.

7.57.2
S2E01

Number one--kill seinfeld. Number two--kill seinfeld, then kill myself. Number three--kill seinfeld, flee to svenborgia, then kill myself.

7.98.0
S2E01

you seduce seinfeld. Now, why is me seducing seinfeld all the way at 70?

7.77.3
S2E01

I got nothin'.

7.47.0
S2E01

God--oh, god, jerry! I got nothing! You've got to do this for me, please! Oh, god, I've already sold the ad time!

7.27.0
S2E01

Roker in a bee costume. Grenyarnia.

7.57.3
S2E01

Lemon, don't ever say you're just you. Because you are better than you.

7.66.8
S2E01

$4, 000 ham napkin.

7.47.0
S2E01

I look pretty, though, right? Don't push it, lemon.

7.57.3
S2E02

This is a $54 steak... And of course I can't eat it because of my recent, uh... heart attack. Secret heart attack.

7.36.7
S2E02

You want to watch me eat this steak in front of you? That's what I want.

7.67.3
S2E02

'like business, with a pillowy abyss of a lover's bosom, seems infinite'... Pillowy abyss? Ignore that part.

7.37.5
S2E02

By talking about sex in a sailing magazine? That's exactly how Margaret Thatcher did it.

8.27.8
S2E02

You ate that whole thing? A dog took it. He came out of nowhere.

7.67.3
S2E02

No...no, no, no-- you are fat. Now go and see Dr. Spaceman right now and get this taken care of.

7.77.3
S2E02

What, are we back in college freshman year? Let's go to the common room and talk about apartheid.

8.07.3
S2E02

You drawn to the phallic nature of our skyline?

7.36.5
S2E02

You can't, you're gay. No, not anymore, friend.

7.26.7
S2E02

You mean the cult that was invented by Stan Lee? The religion founded by the alien king living inside Stan Lee.

7.87.8
S2E02

Alan Garkel in legal-- I don't think he really needs that wheelchair.

7.36.7
S2E02

She got big.

7.36.7
S2E02

You earned me a grand! Thank you.

8.07.5
S2E02

Your back is like a barrel of snakes! Oh, god! I'm just your doll! I think I love you. We're joking! It's all jokes!

7.97.8
S2E02

I mean, I almost let a man die today, Caitlin. And for what? For a bigger office? For more money?

7.77.0
S2E02

You mind if I watch you eat that? Okay.

7.26.3
S2E03

Well, you do the same thing with your therapist every week, don't you?

7.36.3
S2E03

I just like you more when you're fat

7.37.2
S2E03

The 1976 Democratic National Convention. But it's okay, I was there beating up hippies

7.87.0
S2E03

My brother Eddie sells faulty sprinkler systems to elementary schools

7.87.8
S2E03

My mother's an Olympic level racist

7.88.0
S2E03

Unless getting thrown out of a Chili's is a crime

6.96.3
S2E03

I could never pay an English-speaking person that little. They'd starve

7.06.5
S2E03

Yes, I'm Victor Nightingale

7.06.7
S2E03

That's a fake! Giuliani doesn't collect dolls

6.76.0
S2E03

I've always viewed it as an upside down 'wow'

7.67.3
S2E03

Every time I meet a new person I figure out how I'm gonna fight 'em

7.67.5
S2E03

You have a gimpy left knee, right?

6.46.2
S2E03

Please tell Patty and Beth and all of them that, uh, Vic Nightingale says hello

6.55.7
S2E03

You son of a bitch. You son of a bitch

6.56.3
S2E04

Wait, how could Liz win a fellowship award? She doesn't like people. No, followship.

7.47.5
S2E04

Presented annually to the woman... sorry, person, who best exemplifies a follower.

6.45.5
S2E04

So resistant to product integration, cross-promotion, and adverlingus.

7.57.8
S2E04

So what are you gonna do with your money, put it into a 401K? Yeah, I gotta get one of those. What?

6.86.3
S2E04

Where do you invest your money, Liz? I have, like, 12 grand in checking. Are you an immigrant?

7.57.2
S2E04

Except no dog fighting, okay? That seems to be the one thing that's off limits these days.

7.27.0
S2E04

Tracy, don't play with matches! You're not my dad! Tracy, don't stare directly at the sun. It'll make you crazy. You're not my dad.

7.77.3
S2E04

Fire her. And don't ever make me talk to a woman that old again.

7.57.2
S2E04

You know who uses that phrase? People who don't have the guts or the brains to work inside the system. Letter writers, radicals, Howard Dean.

7.57.0
S2E04

You got into this business because you're funny and you're weird and you're socially retarded.

7.06.8
S2E04

What's a triangle graph? I don't know! It sounded real.

7.67.5
S2E04

Suck it up, nerd.

7.57.3
S2E04

Tracy, what if I told you that the one thing you cannot do is therapy? You're not my dad! We're doing therapy!

7.77.8
S2E04

Hey, dummy! I'm mad at you too. Why you gotta act out that way? Now, pass me them damn collard Greens!

6.76.3
S2E04

Dyn-o-mite! I think we're just doing good times now.

7.37.0
S2E04

Lady, just because I'm an ignorant black man. And you paid me a nickel to bust up your chifforobe, doesn't give you the right to call me ridiculous just 'cause I'm proud of my son.

7.37.2
S2E04

They got me. The honkeys shot me. No, dad! Don't die! I love you, dad!

7.57.3
S2E04

You know, it's too bad you didn't know Howard Cosell when you were growing up. 'Cause I had that one in my pocket the whole time.

7.46.5
S2E04

You make enough money, you can pay people to look at you naked.

7.77.3
S2E04

Oh, and by the way, ge has a problem with the dog penis sketch.

7.26.8
S2E05

To save the earth? So we can drain the remainder of its resources.

8.27.8
S2E05

Greenzo! Saving the earth while maintaining profitability.

6.66.3
S2E05

America's first non-judgmental, business-friendly environmental advocate. The free market will solve global warming, if that even exists.

7.27.2
S2E05

Greenzo? Is that the first name that came to your head? Can you believe it? I mean, it just popped right there.

6.35.8
S2E05

Colored people, broads, fairies, commies. Gosh, we gotta update these forms.

8.28.2
S2E05

Yeah, right, Lemon. I'm gonna clone Geiss, then compete with a Geiss clone for the CEO position?

7.87.7
S2E05

During your party, I'll be home, listening to some Schubert. And, uh, ironically, viewing some Canadian pornography.

7.77.8
S2E05

Bob Logan from Texas Instruments is gonna be there? Logan must be in contention for the CEO spot as well.

8.48.5
S2E05

Isn't that a fantastic joke?

7.06.8
S2E05

So that's the way you wanna play this? Whip 'em out, measure 'em.

7.37.3
S2E05

It doesn't matter if it's true. He works for that money.

7.87.5
S2E05

We're developing that technology!

7.47.5
S2E05

Is he gonna be the new Greenzo? Uh, not exactly. I may have gotten him here under false pretenses.

7.37.3
S2E05

Your parent company could lobby Congress and the president to pass the treaty and save the climate. Yes, or... you could put on a silly hat and tell the kids how outsourcing means cheaper toys at Christmas.

7.67.5
S2E06

Don't panic, lemon. It's probably not a chemical attack. What do you mean 'probably'?

7.47.0
S2E06

It's a chemical agent we sold to the Saudis in the 1980s. It smells exactly like maple syrup. But I don't think this is it.

7.77.2
S2E06

Because northrax kills you within ten seconds.

8.17.8
S2E06

I get my haircut every two days. After all, your hair is your head suit.

7.87.3
S2E06

I'm going to a party tonight honoring Robert Novak. It's being thrown by John McCain and John Bauer. Um, I don't think he's real. Oh, I assure you, lemon, John McCain is very real.

7.66.7
S2E06

When it comes to hair, no one is more bitchy than conservative males. Good lord, Donaghy. Did you comb your hair with a chicken bone?

7.57.0
S2E06

They cost $2,500. I will find your pants!

6.76.2
S2E06

Wow, I never would have pegged you for a University of Tennessee sorority girl.

7.46.5
S2E06

I mean, who knew that ottoman had wheels, right?

7.27.0
S2E06

I gave her the ottoman, and she walked out.

7.16.3
S2E06

I'm kidding. Be an American--call it in.

7.77.3
S2E06

If a bleeding heart liberal like you has any suspicions...

8.17.5
S2E06

You know, I thought you made love like an ugly girl. So present, so grateful.

8.28.2
S2E06

and she does it like her dad's a minister.

7.87.3
S2E06

We'll ignore our differences till the sex goes bad, then we'll walk away bitter and angry.

8.07.5
S2E07

Big night, Lemon? Let me guess. Meatball sub, extra bread, bottle of NyQuil, TiVo 'Top Chef,' a little Miss Bonnie Raitt, lights out.

7.37.0
S2E07

Then you won't mind when I tell you that Casey gets voted off tonight. / You monster! Why are you like this?

7.06.3
S2E07

Dijonaise is a boy's name? Pardon me.

7.06.3
S2E07

Everyone told us we were going to lose because our team was all white and the other team was completely... Uh... Anyway, we won

7.16.8
S2E07

That's right. You shoot for the stars.

7.57.2
S2E07

That's why I sponsor a charity that gives away tuxedoes to homeless people. It was a beautiful ceremony. Mazel tov.

7.97.7
S2E07

It's like this great country of ours. We can go into any nation, impose our values, and make things better. It's what Bush is doing all over the globe.

7.06.7
S2E07

Where did you two meet? An Amber Alert?

7.77.7
S2E07

You've got money, status, naturally thick hair, a decent set.

7.06.5
S2E07

One word. Surge. / That's two words!

6.96.5
S2E07

Tracy, I'll pay somebody to read them for you.

7.47.0
S2E07

These Dominican birth certificates say otherwise.

7.67.3
S2E07

Sexual incompatibility, social faux pas, meeting their parents.

6.96.3
S2E07

A younger companion makes you feel more alive. Opens you up to new experiences, fresh points of view, stimulating conversation. / Stop repeating what I say.

6.86.3
S2E07

What? No. I mean this company is my girlfriend. She gives me all the loving I'll ever want or need. / That's gross, Jack.

6.76.3
S2E07

What? No. I mean this company is my girlfriend. She gives me all the loving I'll ever want or need. / That's gross, Jack.

6.76.5
S2E08

Don't worry. It's too early for the creative types, and I sent my assistant to a nonexistent Italian bakery out in Queens.

7.56.8
S2E08

Take off your pants suit.

7.16.3
S2E08

Oh! Workplace!

6.66.3
S2E08

Lakeesha Gutierrez-Arafat

6.66.3
S2E08

This corporation has a very strict 'bros before hos' policy.

7.67.7
S2E08

Okay, if I can't say 'lovers,' you can't say 'feelings.'

7.77.0
S2E08

And try not to dress like a small-town lesbian.

6.86.5
S2E08

Well, Lemon, that was a good chat. Good luck with that alopecia problem of yours.

6.45.8
S2E08

We had a longer invite list, but we thought for the sake of discretion... We had to eliminate anybody with any influence or connections or stature, so that pretty much left you.

7.77.8
S2E08

Then we added Kenneth so you would have somebody to talk to.

7.27.0
S2E08

I'm-a the plumber. I'm here-a to fix the washing machine.

6.76.3
S2E08

$5 million each? That's NBA sexual-assault money.

7.57.0
S2E08

It's like seeing a dog wearing clothes.

7.97.8
S2E08

How do you and Mary Matalin make it work? She's a brilliant, patriotic Republican strategist, and you, let's face it, are a pinko nutjob.

7.37.0
S2E08

She's my liberal, hippy-dippy mama. My groovy chick. My old lady.

7.57.3
S2E09

Oh, won't people just end up shredding their photos? / If you want to photo-scan, you flip the switch to 'PS.' And if you want to paper-shred, you flip the switch to... Oh.

7.06.7
S2E09

Isn't this the office you had before? I thought you were up for a big promotion. / I am, Mother. And there are only two nicer offices in the whole building. / Only two? I don't like the odds. I think you better let that dream go.

7.77.8
S2E09

Is she Spanish? / What if she was, Mother? / She's very smart, Colleen. You'd like her. / My thanks to the peanut gallery.

7.06.3
S2E09

I'm sending them to my mother's hotel room because the room service there is 'too salty.'

6.65.8
S2E09

So, Jack, is this beautiful genius the best employee you've ever had or what? / No.

8.08.5
S2E09

No, he was in a skiing accident, and he thinks it's 1985. / No, I get it. I'm talking about your parents.

7.87.3
S2E09

I've never seen such relentless blind encouragement. No wonder you're a sexually frightened know-it-all.

8.38.2
S2E09

I was pretty addicted to coke back in my Wall Street days.

7.67.3
S2E09

Jack, do you have a bathroom that I can get to in a hurry? / Yes. Right... in here, Mother. / Well, that is close, isn't it?

6.86.5
S2E09

Oh, I love that name! C. C. / Ooh, I'll be any girlfriend of yours is a real winner! / Well, she is a congresswoman. / Oh, my goodness! Congresswoman!

7.16.8
S2E09

And she does have her own Lifetime movie. / Lifetime! Wowzers!

6.75.8
S2E09

Why don't we cut the charade and you two tell me what exactly it is you want from me?

7.56.8
S2E09

It's got cheese and butter and caramel. All my favorites. How did you know?

7.26.5
S2E09

Oh, in his mind, Reagan is still president. / You lucky bastard.

7.67.3
S2E09

Jack, you laced those up like a professional. / Good for you! / Nice to have some positive reinforcement, isn't it?

6.76.3
S2E09

In my case, they're just stating the facts. I do look like the Arrow shirt man, I did lace up my skates professionally, and I did do a fabulous job finishing my muffin. You wish you were in my family.

7.57.2
S2E09

Mother, there are terrorist cells that are more nurturing than you are.

8.58.8
S2E09

See, Mother? Not all species eat their young.

8.48.5
S2E09

Tomorrow night I'm gonna take you to a cathouse. / I hate cats. / You'll learn to love them.

7.67.3
S2E10

We're trying to buy the largest cable network in Northern Europe. And if we do do that, it'll be huge.

5.55.8
S2E10

Detlef, that is hilarious. Bavarians are so stingy!

7.26.7
S2E10

Lemon, wanting someone to actually be part of your life -- I've never had that before.

7.36.5
S2E10

Sure. Wait for that, and your first home will be in the floating city of New Chicago.

7.47.3
S2E10

The founding fathers never intended for the poor to live into their 40s.

8.38.2
S2E10

I honestly don't know how Kelly Ripa does it.

6.75.8
S2E10

and this betting parlor in the Pennsylvania coal mining country is exactly half the distance between my office and yours.

7.77.7
S2E10

Well, technically, that corner is exactly halfway, but I'm not going over there.

7.26.5
S2E10

I missed so many weddings, funerals, karate demonstrations. Birthdays, Lilith fairs.

7.06.5
S2E10

And I'm gonna love you like my boss is watching.

8.07.3
S2E10

People from my old life will pass through town. They won't even recognize me. They'll just say, 'thanks, pap,' and then they'll buy some of my cider.

7.67.3
S2E10

Oh, my god! I'm in looooove!

6.56.0
S2E10

I just bought a German television studio. That's what I call a country breakfast.

8.07.8
S2E10

I'll just tell Don Geiss that I let a subordinate with an unaccredited theater tech degree do a billion-dollar handshake deal

6.66.2
S2E11

Deborah and shauna squaring off at erection cove.

6.57.0
S2E11

Then I'll be at erection cove.

7.06.5
S2E11

have her do her indian cab driver impression. She--she really pulls it off.

6.56.5
S2E11

The critics said that same thing about shakespeare. Yeah,but shakespeare never had a confessional shower sponsored by dove pro-age.

7.57.5
S2E11

It has sex,lies,puberty, betrayal,relay races.

6.96.5
S2E11

So step aside, randy quaid.

6.76.3
S2E11

My only other classmate was named gilly. He'd fallen through the ice as a child and was technically dead for 57 minutes.

7.87.8
S2E11

They taught us to sweep sawdust so we could find work at a mill.

7.67.3
S2E11

while gilly plays with himself in the corner.

7.27.3
S2E11

No,they're not real, unfortunately.

6.86.5
S2E11

Mrs. Stutterworth, stutterfingers... stuttermilk pancakes.

7.47.3
S2E11

Gilly chewed through his headgear.

6.86.5
S2E11

Soccer moms,nascar dads, white-collar pervs, and the obese.

7.57.3
S2E11

I g-guess I'll always b-b-b-be that k-k-k-k-k-k- k-k-k-k-k-

7.88.0
S2E11

I made up all that stuff about the extra baby foot too. I made that up--that was to make you feel better.

7.57.0
S2E11

Heel,toe,lemon. Heel,toe.

6.56.0
S2E12

So it doesn't turn into another giant sausage fest.

6.86.0
S2E12

No, C. Nor and I had a falling-out after I switched to another dojo.

8.17.7
S2E12

And Dateline predator. / Exonerated Dateline predator.

7.47.0
S2E12

when I say subway, you say hero. / - Subway. - Hero?

6.85.8
S2E12

That's Republican-- we count those.

7.87.3
S2E12

the bravest New Yorker since Bernie Goetz

7.36.7
S2E12

Dotcom, this need you have to be the smartest guy in the room is... off-putting. / I guess that's why I'm still single.

6.96.5
S2E12

My cologne is distilled from the bilge water of Rupert Murdoch's yacht.

8.58.3
S2E12

My fellow blackmericans-- / Can I just say black Americans? There's no such thing as blackmericans.

7.26.5
S2E12

Winston dialed 911 with his beak and said fire, but only because he didn't know the word for rape.

7.87.5
S2E12

That's why G.E.'s going to be introducing the pocket deep fryer.

7.46.5
S2E13

I'd have my assistant sit on his naughty stool if he didn't love it so much.

7.47.2
S2E13

I want my mother to know this before she dies, so she goes to her grave a defeated woman.

8.28.3
S2E13

I guess that rules out the Federal Reserve.

7.16.3
S2E13

Uh... hugging... so ethnic.

7.67.3
S2E13

Geiss has stacked the Board of Directors with the most reliable collection of sycophantic yesmen this side of an Al Franken book signing.

7.16.2
S2E13

His golf cronies, his Army buddies, various unemployable family members, and his hunting dogs.

7.87.8
S2E13

Why am I smelling self-tanning cream and teeth whitener?

7.57.0
S2E13

Once they cast Clay Aiken in Spamalot, I knew it was only a matter of time for you to show up here.

6.86.2
S2E13

Well it's business drunk. It's like rich drunk. Either way,it's legal to drive.

8.38.5
S2E13

That's why I love jorgenson here.

7.36.8
S2E13

Jeez,jack,offer to buy a girl dinner first. classic lemon!

6.86.5
S2E13

It's like when christian won project runway even though rami was clearly the better draper.

7.47.2
S2E13

I hate-respect you. And I you.

7.97.7
S2E13

I hate-respect you. - And I you

8.18.0
S2E13

It was jorgenson's fault!

7.87.5
S2E14

Hillary Clinton is president, sir! I thought I would just try to scare you out of it.

7.27.2
S2E14

This morning, I had to cut my own cantaloupe.

8.28.2
S2E14

12! You've got to wake up, please!

7.26.8
S2E14

By the way, you know who hates unicorns? Mark Wahlberg.

7.27.2
S2E14

I've been sleeping with the Cindy Crawford of corporations for the last 22 years. What am I supposed to do? Just lie down with some skank like 3M?

8.28.0
S2E14

Good God, I'd rather work for an American car company than jump on that sinking ship.

7.17.2
S2E14

12? Did I hit 12? I wanted, uh... 4012, which is 52, where I work. Business.

7.37.2
S2E14

I even stopped to catch a snowflake with my tongue, but, evidently, that's some sort of signal in Chelsea.

7.47.3
S2E14

You never know when someone's going to slip into a coma and leave you regretting all the things you didn't say or get in writing from the company's lawyers.

8.27.8
S2E14

What I'm trying to say is you're... young and you still haven't blown it completely, so don't... start now.

6.86.5
S2E15

What are you in charge of exactly? We're sharing the load. It's a bit of Homeland Security... We still have that?

6.96.5
S2E15

...extreme weather preparedness, and the War on the Poor. You mean the War on Poverty. Yeah, okay, let's go with that.

7.87.7
S2E15

The cryogenecists are already sharpening their head saws.

7.97.5
S2E15

The ceiling appears to be leaking. No, it's not. We've looked into it, and it's not.

7.77.3
S2E15

Do you need a pen? Nope, I've kind of gotten used to it.

7.57.2
S2E15

We need hope. We need change. We need experience. We need pens.

8.48.3
S2E15

He brings good things to light!

7.97.5
S2E15

a nonlethal chemical weapon that would, 'reduce enemy soldiers' combat posture by making them totally gaybones for each other.'

7.88.3
S2E15

Like eating a burrito before sex.

7.57.2
S2E15

No crying in my bath tonight.

8.17.8
S2E15

Oh, that explains your hair's thickness and shine.

8.08.0
S2E15

The President gave me a nickname. 'The Jacker.'

7.67.5
S3E01

Hello, pussycat. Oh, really? A lot of ladies get right in the car after that line, you creepy piece of... Jack!

7.06.7
S3E01

That information is classified at least until Cheney dies. Which is going to be a long time from now. That man is mostly metal.

7.67.3
S3E01

The last time, it took me 22 years. But I know so much more now this time. I think I can do it in nine.

7.46.5
S3E01

With a little hard work, I'll be back to V.P. status before I'm 60. And if my home evaluation goes well I will be a mother by 50. We really can have it all.

7.36.5
S3E01

She touched me in my swimsuit area. It made me very uncomfortable. It's not at all erotic and fun, like when men do it to women.

7.67.0
S3E01

How far would I have to let her go to get my job back? Are we talking over the shirt? Frontsies, backsies? Or would I really have to give her my gift?

7.57.0
S3E01

I thought you said nine years? I was promoted again this morning. I'm now Director of Mail Systems.

7.56.8
S3E01

Don't dress for the job you have, dress for the job you want to have. So now, Manny... Tomorrow I show up for work dressed as a Mexican wrestler.

7.67.5
S3E01

Banks, you've got to get a hold of yourself. You've got a company to run. Oh, I'm running it. I have a plan to quadruple profits by the year 2015. How are you possibly going to do that? The old-fashioned way, Jack. I'm gonna shut it down.

7.67.5
S3E01

I'm going upstairs to doink Kathy Geiss.

7.57.3
S3E01

Paid his way through Princeton by working the day shift at that graveyard and the graveyard shift at that Days Inn.

8.17.5
S3E01

Thank God I don't have your biological need for children. That would make success impossible. Thanks.

7.56.8
S3E01

And now it hinges on how far I'm willing to go with a woman in Dora the Explorer panties that were clearly made for an obese child.

8.18.2
S3E01

She's wondering where my strawberry mouth is.

7.57.0
S3E01

I work in the mailroom. Kathy, Bev and I are just friends. Kathy's the new CEO of our company. Bev, you better run. She's surprisingly strong.

7.67.3
S3E01

I'm gonna give Kathy the full soap opera while you try to trick a lady with a head injury. We might not be the best people. But we're not the worst? Graduate students are the worst.

8.28.0
S3E01

You know you're the only woman I've ever really loved.

7.26.8
S3E03

Welcome to New York. Let's see-- we're using credit cards and cabs now, all the galleries have moved to Chelsea, and we're off cupcakes and we're back to doughnuts.

7.36.3
S3E03

Court? At night? I'm already laughing. Tell me more.

7.16.5
S3E03

having known Claire for a very enjoyable 20 minutes and you for what feels like infinity,

7.77.3
S3E03

Well, it was quick and in the meat locker. That's okay, right?

7.16.8
S3E03

Emotionally unstable women are... fantastic in the sack. I mean, their self-loathing translates into...

7.06.7
S3E03

Houston's too humid. What about this died thing?

8.18.0
S3E03

Chained to the radiator in her hotel room. It was her idea.

6.97.0
S3E03

Just gotta hack it. Just gotta hack it.

7.16.8
S3E03

And my teeth are getting loose!

7.37.2
S3E03

I'd like to suck that ring right off your toe.

6.86.7
S3E03

Or recording our intimate moments and leaving them for Liz on her voicemail.

7.27.5
S3E04

Of course,that was back when Jet was actually about jet ownership. That magazine took a weird turn.

7.06.3
S3E04

McEnroe, give me a break. I'm on it. 77th and amsterdam, 68th and columbus, 125th and president clinton boulevard

8.07.7
S3E04

Also,don't over think it, sara lee,frozen, unbelievable.

6.76.3
S3E04

Here's the pitch, wind power, bandwidth,chinese market. Oh,god.

6.86.5
S3E04

And i was pulled onstage once to dance at a bruce springsteen concert.

7.27.0
S3E04

He asked if we were involved, i said you used to have a thing for me, but you were getting over it. That is what's happening,right?

6.66.0
S3E04

If i were dating a man, he would be the top of my list with michael jordan, denzel washington,taye diggs... God,do i have a black thing?

7.36.8
S3E04

you're going to work this thing like a chinese gymnast. Wear something tight, force a smile, and lie about your age.

7.47.2
S3E04

I'm just kidding. The middle class is dying, you'll be renting forever.

7.87.7
S3E04

What is racketeering? No one knows,lemon.

7.47.3
S3E04

I'm going to hit gavin volure harder than a bottle of whiskey in an irish wake.

6.45.8
S3E04

Well,what would this country be if our economy didn't allow wealthy people to take advantage of rubes?

7.67.3
S3E04

Doesn't that responsibility come with a $4,000 signing bonus? Uh... Yes?

6.96.5
S3E04

taking advantage of her loneliness and her big ben-sized biological clock.

7.27.0
S3E04

I can't believe i'm saying this to the great gavin volure, but liz lemon is too good for you.

7.16.8
S3E04

Good god,volure, that's got to be 15, 16 feet!

7.47.5
S3E04

you'll probably be killed in the first six months of prison. but that's neither here nor there,

7.87.8
S3E05

Well, his french-Canadian mistress, and then me.

7.46.8
S3E05

And i couldn't have done it without... my lucky coin.

7.06.0
S3E05

I wish i had a princeton reunion right now. Wipe that smug smile off michelle obama's face.

7.97.8
S3E05

You found a hairstyle that works for you, So long as it's not too humid.

7.67.3
S3E05

whittling, jug-Blowing, Ihop monkeys

8.18.0
S3E05

the ugly duckling has turned into A vaguely ethnic swan.

7.87.5
S3E05

So the standards department is telling me You can only say "cat anus" twice During the show, but i'm gonna fight for you. You can say it three times. Cat anus, cat anus, cat anus!

7.37.3
S3E05

Why does anybody go to miami? Ass and the burgeoning art scene.

8.07.7
S3E05

Beers, boats, and buds. Doesn't that sound great?

7.56.8
S3E05

Lemon, rich 50 is middle-Class 38, okay?

8.58.2
S3E05

Or did you make some joke about me being impotent?

7.66.8
S3E05

I am not larry braverman. I repeat, i am not larry braverman! I am liz lemon's Platonic friend, jack donaghy.

8.68.8
S3E07

'When she's in a foul mood, it can be horribly unpleasant. But, at other times, she is asleep'

7.67.3
S3E07

'Well, you bought three hours of network prime time for your salute to Benny Hill'

7.37.0
S3E07

'It's like how we're including a Heroes DVD with every missile guidance system we sell'

7.97.8
S3E07

'Or any female of equivalent thickness'

6.86.5
S3E07

'Nice dress. Are you going to dinner? Don't forget your book'

7.27.0
S3E07

'The U.N.? They still have that? I could have sworn they turned that building into a Barnes and Noble'

7.36.8
S3E07

'Senior V.P. for Television and Microwave Oven Programming'

7.67.3
S3E07

'Classic Lemon man-eater. Cat sound'

7.36.8
S3E07

'Without getting into specifics, my exit involves a McFlurry machine and a videotape of risqué commercials from overseas'

8.38.5
S3E07

'I have something on my ball'

7.06.8
S3E07

I have something on my ball.

6.97.0
S3E07

'You should work for The Huffington Post'

7.36.7
S3E07

'Yes, I'm talking. Uh, no, we do not have the music'

6.76.3
S3E07

'I brought a '65 Moët and some Pizza-Blasted Pringles'

7.57.2
S3E07

'Why are they smiling so much? Who's being ostracized?'

7.97.5
S3E07

'It's exactly like a snow-cone, except they call it a piragua'

7.46.8
S3E07

'Can two people fall in love over a benign gonad cyst?'

7.87.3
S3E07

'Also, uh, we didn't get the song. I wrote this myself five minutes ago'

7.06.7
S3E08

Oh, that reminds me. I owe Lou Dobbs a call.

7.77.3
S3E08

Wow. That does not sound right.

7.47.3
S3E08

When is modern science going to find a cure for a woman's mouth?

7.16.5
S3E08

Is that a beak? - Yes! - No. Yes!

6.46.7
S3E08

Musical sequence about taking Mr. Templeton out

7.88.2
S3E08

If you want a shot... you're going to have to dance for it.

7.88.0
S3E08

But he's going to need a helmet.

7.27.0
S3E08

Both ends! Both ends!

6.16.2
S3E08

Final musical sequence about Mr. Templeton

7.16.8
S3E09

So the wacky one?

6.86.2
S3E09

First of all, never bad-mouth synergy.

7.77.2
S3E09

Because it's winning time, you magnificent son of a bitch!

6.86.5
S3E09

Just do it. Is it in you? I'm loving it!

7.67.2
S3E09

teamwork, insight, brutality... male enhancement... 'handshake-ful-ness' and play hard.

7.97.7
S3E09

Men? If I'd known your wives were alone I would have stayed in New York.

7.16.5
S3E09

Well, obviously, the Finular analysis will concur with any synergized mindshare classifications. Bladorian frankles.

7.87.3
S3E09

No, Lemon, 'CLASS.' It's an acronym for Consuming Lunch And Simple Socializing.

7.67.0
S3E09

You can't say 'uh-doy-ee' to me in mixed company.

7.46.8
S3E09

I give you a simple managerial suggestion in a professional context and I get back the second half of a Judy Blume novel.

8.27.7
S3E09

Just don't say your name, Jack. Please don't say your name. You are Jack - titan, maverick, lover.

7.98.0
S3E09

they completely forgot about me when the bra lady went crazy

6.96.3
S3E10

They're former investment bankers who were laid off after that economic crash that Nancy Pelosi caused.

7.16.7
S3E10

They've got zero real-world skills, but god, they work hard.

6.56.0
S3E10

Don't start unless you've got something.

7.57.3
S3E10

I get it. You've been with other men. Congratulations. Thank you.

7.36.8
S3E10

He looks exactly like me.

8.38.3
S3E10

Boy, I hope those two don't eventually have a showdown that pits family against justice.

7.47.0
S3E10

her adorably broken english. Metrocards are a real thing. You use them on the subway.

7.97.5
S3E10

Wait, wait. What did he just say? That wasn't in the script.

6.86.7
S3E10

Morena has gone broken arrow.

7.67.2
S3E10

We really should have had somebody on the set who speaks Spanish.

6.86.7
S3E10

Play ball, or you'll be back doing R-rated hypnotism at bull fights so fast, you won't know what hit you.

8.08.0
S3E10

You can lose your mind!

6.86.3
S3E10

Like Julie Harris in The Belle of Amherst. You are surprisingly gay.

7.67.0
S3E11

These McFlurries are amazing. I know-- the soft swirl of vanilla and the hard crunch of candy and cookies. You'd think they'd fight each other, but no. Together, they are perfecto.

6.96.5
S3E11

Slut buster? / No, not a ball player.

7.06.5
S3E11

If I had those knockers, I'd be thanking God, too.

6.56.0
S3E11

Jonathan... our Jonathan, who art in the office hallowed be my reservation. If you are able... hold my table at Plunder as we will not be there by seven.

8.17.8
S3E11

Okay, here's how this is going to go. We're going to sit here in silence for about three minutes. Then, I'm going to take my girlfriend to Plunder where the Pope himself could not get a table.

7.16.8
S3E11

I have faith... in things I can see and buy and deregulate. Capitalism is my religion.

7.87.5
S3E11

I hit my mother with a car... possibly by accident.

8.38.3
S3E11

And... I may have sodomized our former Vice President while under the influence of some weapons-grade narcotics.

8.08.2
S3E11

Wow, he does not sound good live.

6.76.3
S3E11

You know what your problem is, Jack? You intellectualize everything with your big head. Well, you have big boobs.

6.36.2
S3E11

What kind of God would let that happen?

7.26.8
S3E11

You know where I found it? In the collection plate. It was a sign.

7.77.5
S3E11

I believe that we were reunited by the most successful capitalist enterprise of the last hundred years despite the McLean Deluxe or the McEmu.

8.07.5
S3E11

Boy, I hope that guy's not planning to kill and eat her.

6.86.5
S3E12

Look at this guy, used to be a man once.

7.16.8
S3E12

Lemon, you're a woman. Of course I am! That doctor was a quack, I don't even know why my parents listened to him.

8.28.2
S3E12

Aww, ladies are such a bummer. Where is this going, how serious are we, why don't you listen to my story about my friend?

6.46.0
S3E12

You mean, like, marriage? No, the one before that. Moving in together? That's huge! No, the thing you do before that. think 'you in the mid-nineties.' You haven't had sex?

7.57.7
S3E12

We have, of course, pleasured one another- No, stop, I believe.

6.56.3
S3E12

she keeps confusing me with this ridiculous notion that 'sex' and 'love' are somehow connected.

7.57.3
S3E12

We're Jack and Elisa - Jalisa. That's really lame, Jack. Yeah, that was just a joke.

6.96.7
S3E12

Like a lion, ready to take its mate.

7.26.8
S3E12

There's an adult picture of me on that phone. What picture? Oh my god! Yes. That one.

7.06.8
S3E12

I watched an American Masters last night about Baryshnikov. I picked up a couple of ideas.

8.18.0
S3E12

there is no amount of money this company could lose that would cause me to- yes, that's the amount, I'll get dressed right now.

8.08.0
S3E13

I just need somewhere I can socialize where women aren't an issue.

6.56.0
S3E13

In Sicilian dialect, it means 'well poisoner.' In Gaelic, Donaghy means 'dung basket.'

7.36.8
S3E13

His contract is up, and I don't want to feel sorry for him.

7.26.5
S3E13

Goodbye, my friend. He had to be mean to save him. Harry belonged in the woods.

7.47.0
S3E13

Maybe that's why we're drawn to movies where the father figure pushes away the child/legendary North American forest ape.

7.78.0
S3E13

This morning it hit me in the shower why the Hendersons named their guest 'Harry.'

7.37.0
S3E13

We both have recurring dreams about being overpowered by a female bodybuilder.

7.27.5
S3E13

Make your father hate any new children he might have.

7.57.2
S3E13

fake vomit on it. Right. Fake.

6.96.5
S3E13

Oh, God. Please don't be a daughter I didn't know about.

7.57.0
S3E13

I also would have accepted, 'You can't prove that's the governor's semen.'

7.87.8
S3E13

There was once a great American named George Henderson. He met a woodland ape, or Sasquatch, who, despite its dangerous message of environmentalism, became his friend.

8.08.2
S3E13

Get out of here! Can't you see we don't want you anymore? Go to the writers' room! There is no scholarship!

7.27.3
S3E13

Get out of here! Can't you see we don't want you anymore?

8.18.5
S3E13

Goodbye, my friend.

7.67.5
S3E13

I guess, in a way... we both... lost children today. Yeah, but mine was real, Jack. Yours was Frank.

7.27.3
S3E14

Obviously, you can't do both T.G.S. and Janie Jimplin.

6.66.0
S3E14

College students, the morbidly obese and homosexuals.

7.67.2
S3E14

the 'Bitenuker', is highly offensive to those who speak either French or Dutch.

7.26.8
S3E14

A Franco-Dutchman would pronounce it 'bet nyooker'. Hey! That's awful!

7.57.5
S3E14

Let's not shoot for the middle this time.

7.26.5
S3E14

They're all dead, Lemon. They're all dead unless they come up with a name for my pocket microwave.

7.47.3
S3E14

Hey, I'm rapping Obama. Hey, I'm Josh doing an impression of DeNiro as an auctioneer.

7.16.8
S3E14

I see you... self-publishing your novel and moving back in with your parents.

7.57.2
S3E14

'V'. 'A'. 'G'... Why don't we start over?

7.37.7
S3E14

heat up some ham... in the shower.

7.47.3
S3E15

I'm thinking about some of them now. / Me too.

6.96.2
S3E15

His video game made a fortune and he invested all of it in a company that dismantles bank signs. They're doing very well.

7.56.8
S3E15

You guys are best friends forever? / That's not what that stands for.

7.87.5
S3E15

They live in a bubble... a bubble of free drinks, kindness and outdoor sex.

7.47.0
S3E15

Tracy's is a tactile-kinesthetic learning style... Dotcom... so help me God.

7.87.2
S3E15

Oh no, he's not a B.F.F.? / Ugh, no! Never!

6.76.3
S3E15

For years... I thought I spoke excellent French.

7.77.3
S3E15

You wake a sleepwalker, you risk getting urinated on. / Or thanked... on.

7.36.3
S3E15

Don't cling to this, Lemon. Be a manager. Control your people. Buy better clothes.

7.57.0
S3E16

Are you frying bacon? No. It's my new running shoes.

6.75.7
S3E16

Don't wear that thing with the belt. What thing with the belt? I have a lot of belted outfits!

7.06.7
S3E16

I have a Google News Alert for the phrase 'Tracy Jordan ridiculous disaster'.

7.87.7
S3E16

You think or you know? Hang on. I'm going into a tunnel.

7.06.2
S3E16

His name is Paul and he doesn't want to meet you.

7.57.5
S3E16

As a kid, you never got so excited, you vomited? No. No one does that. I mean, I've peed a little.

7.26.8
S3E16

Kiss Peggy Fleming... Done, done and... oh, boy. Done.

7.57.3
S3E16

Hit Mom with a car

8.28.3
S3E16

I've held Walt Disney's frozen head in my hands.

7.87.8
S3E16

I've hunted the world's most dangerous game. Man. Excuse me. Manatee.

8.28.2
S3E16

Could you get Adam West's agent on the phone, please?

7.36.7
S3E16

Of course not. I don't have friends at NASA. Bunch of nerds.

7.57.0
S3E16

But I thought you were the oldest, sir. Oldest boy.

7.77.0
S3E16

Kenneth, I wonder what it's like seeing the world through your eyes. I don't know, Mr. Donaghy. I think I see the world pretty much the same as everyone else.

8.18.0
S3E16

Musical sequence about Kenneth's simple joy

7.16.5
S3E16

The closest I came to vomiting tonight was when I saw Ann Coulter's shoulder blades.

7.47.2
S3E16

I'm going to Benjamin Button myself.

6.86.0
S3E16

I flew down from Boston. / I have to know, Jimmy. / I don't remember, Jack.

7.57.0
S3E16

You're clearly saying something. Get me a deaf person.

7.67.3
S3E16

where a morbidly obese gentleman called me 'pal.'

7.67.2
S3E16

Bijou.

7.47.2
S3E17

They're all empty. What the hell? / Congratulations on 50 shows, everyone. Enjoy your decorative air holders. You deserve them.

7.16.5
S3E17

Our parent company sheinhardt wigs is announcing losses this quarter For the first time since the civil war.

7.06.2
S3E17

Can't leave if living is without you / okay, last verse, jonathan. / i can't live!

7.27.2
S3E17

The days of your wild coke parties are over. / Well, if by 'coke,' you mean 'sodas'... / I do. It's really bad.

7.87.7
S3E17

let's get this right. / i've got so tcks up my sleeve. / That's my girl. / No, trix, the cereal. Some fell in my sleeve. It's sticking to the fibers.

7.87.3
S3E17

Discretion, docility, and don't use my bathroom.

7.36.5
S3E17

Why is everyone talking about that movie? / It's playing on showtime.

7.16.7
S3E17

Sexual bartering pays off. Salome. Mata hari. Deborah norville.

7.57.2
S3E17

Good lord, lemon, that's your worst quadrant.

8.08.2
S3E17

I'm convinced that this sexual outburst Was brought on by menopause.

6.56.2
S3E18

It looks like your character's going to be called jackie jormp-jomp.

7.88.3
S3E18

You're holding that upsiddown.

6.66.5
S3E18

Remember that time I came back from the world economic forum with mono

7.47.0
S3E18

He could do better.

6.76.2
S3E18

The whole thing is loosely based on a evening I spent with isiah thomas.

7.57.3
S3E18

Did jackie jormp-jomp give up when those vampires attacked woodstocks?

7.37.7
S3E18

You being dead is the best thing that ever happened to this movie.

8.07.8
S3E18

Jenna. I wanna tupac you.

7.98.0
S3E18

Or rusty,the bear fromthe magicals.

7.06.8
S3E18

Syllabus of usoff vagabonds,martyrs,and quilts.

7.57.3
S3E19

In my experience, 'let's think about it' usually ends up with me watching Solid Gold in my basement on prom night.

7.77.5
S3E19

In fact, I've coined a new term to describe what Elisa is to me... The One.

7.46.8
S3E19

She's very spirited... like a show horse.

7.16.3
S3E19

Oh, no, no. She's not the bride. This is the one I am marrying.

6.86.5
S3E19

All anybody posted on it were penises.

6.86.7
S3E19

Blue writing on green. Why?

6.96.5
S3E19

I'm 50. To put it in perspective, that's like 32 for ladies.

7.06.8
S3E19

What if I find myself stranded in a snow cave with a stern but comely lady geologist, both of us knowing that our only chance for survival is the heat from our naked bodies?

8.08.0
S3E19

Face it, you are the closest thing to a man working here right now.

6.96.8
S3E19

Because she's your bro.

7.16.8
S3E19

Lemon, isn't there a Slanket somewhere you should be filling with your farts? Shoo.

7.37.0
S3E19

Is it my English or was that not a great breaking-up speech?

7.06.2
S3E20

There's a restaurant hostess in midtown I'd like to see cry.

7.87.3
S3E20

Including more than one Unitarian!

7.77.0
S3E20

And I once made love to Kathy Hilton.

7.77.5
S3E20

What is this, the Italian parliament?

7.87.2
S3E20

Great! I'll call the restaurant. See if they can seat a third wheel.

7.16.7
S3E20

When the waiter brought over the food, he said, 'abbondanza.'

7.26.8
S3E20

Have you ever been to Florida? It's basically a criminal population. It's America's Australia.

7.97.8
S3E20

Well, I pay you a little less, yes.

7.47.3
S3E20

Who would be our current Nikita Khrushchev? Mm...Simon Cowell?

7.57.2
S3E20

I bet you can, you son of a bitch.

7.36.8
S3E20

My credit card company called to confirm My purchase of a book entitled intercourse after hip surgery.

7.36.8
S3E20

That's right. I just called you a communist.

7.26.5
S3E20

This movie came out in 1959? How could my father have been gone From the spring of '57 until 1959 if I was conceived in '58... Jimmy Donaghy's not my father.

7.77.8
S3E20

This movie came out in 1959? How could my father have been gone From the spring of '57 until 1959 if I was conceived in '58...

8.38.5
S3E21

Jack mentions Liz's memo about including more catchphrases, then delivers an absurd example about leaving in boxers and returning in briefs being 'a dealbreaker, ladies'

6.76.3
S3E21

Wearing an Atlanta Falcons jersey to your sister's wedding as another 'dealbreaker' scenario

6.66.0
S3E21

Jack's over-the-top Italian stereotype impression: 'I'm Jack and I don't know who my father is. I'm very emotional and want to smash these barrels'

7.57.7
S3E21

Jack's dark definition of family: 'Resentment, guilt, Easter egg hunts that turn into knife fights'

8.18.0
S3E21

'You know what family means to me, Lemon? Grudges, guilt...'

7.76.8
S3E21

Jack wants to whisper something cutting in his mother's ear while she's dying

8.28.0
S3E21

Liz's 'Mamma Mia' reference and Jack's confusion leading to her explanation of the ABBA musical

7.16.5
S3E21

'It's like the movie Mamma Mia' / 'What?' / 'Nothing, don't push it, let it happen, there'll be a Mamma Mia'

7.16.8
S3E21

'Are you ready to meet them?' / 'Yes' / 'Jack, meet George Park, he's Korean'

7.37.0
S3E21

Jack's angry outburst: 'Screw you and screw your crappy contest!'

6.96.3
S3E22

Milton needs a kidney. Milton, as in your dad? My dad? I don't know this guy.

7.26.2
S3E22

And since Giuliani left, it's gotten tougher to harvest hobo organs.

8.28.0
S3E22

We let things fester until they erupt in inappropriate anger preferably during a wedding or elementary school graduation.

8.38.0
S3E22

I have great seats in the section between the players' wives and players' mistresses. But I don't go on Bat Day.

7.67.2
S3E22

No, that's a ball he fouled off in the third inning. Huh.

7.16.3
S3E22

I was really looking forward to putting your father's kidney in you. The other way around, Leo.

7.36.7
S3E22

The same manipulation machine that got people to vote for Barack Obama and donate all that money after Rainstorm Katrina.

7.87.5
S3E22

I haven't seen that many riled-up dirt bags since CVS put the cold medicine behind the counter.

7.77.5
S3E22

Suburban seventh graders have more sexual experience than you do but that doesn't matter.

7.77.2
S3E22

[Laughs] What do you think this is, Wings?

7.87.0
S3E22

Well, musicians have banded together before to solve all kinds of problems: world hunger, the collapse of the American farm, global warming... and, uh... you're 0 for 3, guys.

7.77.3
S3E22

Elvis, haven't you said that if a song reaches just one person, you've done your job? No, I've never said that.

7.87.3
S3E22

Who got you out of a 20-year exclusive performance contract at SeaWorld?

7.77.7
S3E22

And Elvis, or should I say, Declan McManus... international art thief...

7.67.3
S4E01

I'm so happy to see all of you and to welcome you to Season Four. Which is, of course, the name of this restaurant

7.16.3
S4E01

Cheesy Blasters jingle and Meat Cat flies away on his skateboard

7.47.7
S4E01

The best way for a lady to get heat in this industry is to either record a country album or have a lesbian relationship

7.67.2
S4E01

We'll trick those race-car-loving wideloads into watching your lefty, homoerotic propaganda hour yet

7.67.7
S4E01

Right, Josh, I forgot about that guy. You think that's a good sign?

6.86.0
S4E01

Our new mammogram machine is called the 'Git-Er-Done 2000'

7.77.8
S4E01

So naturally, you came to me because this company is just the two of us

7.16.3
S4E01

Kenneth? Boo! Thank you, sir.

7.16.3
S4E01

That's where you're wrong, Kenneth. It's extremely American. My talents are more valuable than yours, so I'm paid accordingly.

7.36.8
S4E01

I am in the middle of a raging period! Of economic turmoil.

7.97.8
S4E01

Do you know the song 'Are You Ready For Some Football?' Do I? That's what my phone plays whenever Ray Lewis calls me.

7.67.3
S4E01

What sports does N.B.C. have these days? Oh, off-season tennis.

7.37.0
S4E01

Whatever religious undergarment Kenneth wears is in a twist

7.66.8
S4E01

How do you kill a snake? You cut off the head. Of course! Thank you. Now I won't be afraid to go into my garage.

7.57.3
S4E01

I am a big, 'ol liar.

7.67.5
S4E02

i'll be sure to go see fonzie's jacket. you sit on it as well.

7.26.7
S4E02

lemon numbers among my employees.

8.48.3
S4E02

and now, your president-who, by the way, is kenyan and smokes cigarettes

7.37.2
S4E02

did that happen?

7.66.8
S4E02

and catch the afternoon bus back to chinatown.

7.06.2
S4E02

yes, and no. yes, that did happen. no, it didn't not happen.

8.07.5
S4E02

when silly willy's fee was amortized over all birthdays companywide-

7.87.8
S4E02

why do you have a gavel? this isn't the congress. i brought it from home.

7.47.0
S4E02

you prefer cold pizza? the morning after, it's the best. better than hot pizza? that's insane. you don't tell me what kind of pizza to like.

7.27.0
S4E02

think of the pensions, the employees, the kittens we use to test microwave strength.

7.57.3
S4E02

donaghy saves g.e., marries your mom.

7.67.2
S4E02

laser shield.

7.26.8
S4E02

if it could be programmed to ask you about your day? before you answer, consider your loneliness.

8.07.8
S4E02

this isn't the auto industry, pete. the auto industry was run by a bunch of out-of-touch white guys selling consumers a product they didn't want. we're g.e., damn it.

8.48.3
S4E02

for...get it. four smaller doors.

7.47.0
S4E02

she doesn't like to refill the brita. i will cut the baby in half. and i will take the top half. for this is the part with the face.

7.77.3
S4E02

so fighting every natural instinct, doing the thing that seemed most awful to me, i climbed down into the darkness.

7.66.8
S4E02

cone chung, you did the right thing. thank you.

6.66.0
S4E02

okay, it's a car. we've invented the pontiac aztec.

7.26.7
S4E02

not with a bang, but with a whimper. a whimper indeed, jack.

6.96.2
S4E02

i'll have you know that barry diller and i are working on a whole new approach to media, combining digital technology with god!

7.26.7
S4E02

your hands sticky from candy.

7.57.0
S4E02

i'm honestly not trying to make this sound gay. no one is. it's just happening.

7.77.8
S4E03

You're not going to find him in the people's gaypublic of drugifornia.

7.97.5
S4E03

Canada? Why not just go to iraq?

7.46.8
S4E03

Orange and black decorations? Is this halloween or princeton parents' weekend? I don't know whether to be scared or proud of my cousin.

8.07.2
S4E03

This is gonna be the scariest princeton parents' weekend ever!

7.16.5
S4E03

like going bald with dignity.

7.67.3
S4E03

But there are not restaurants called fatty fat sandwich ranch.

7.57.2
S4E03

which you might know better as a knish or a beignet.

7.67.0
S4E03

What a surprise... your world view is foodbased.

7.26.7
S4E03

choir member,desert storm veteran,father of three?

7.77.2
S4E03

They named it Jack. And it was delicious.

8.69.0
S4E03

When did you find time to eat a diaper that you found on the beach?

7.97.7
S4E04

tgs is a small pyramid, which nevertheless will one day be your tomb

7.87.5
S4E04

It's as useless as the winter olympics. This february on nbc.

7.47.0
S4E04

Cisco, the human network

6.96.2
S4E04

I can hear your hair growing on this thing

7.16.5
S4E04

Did you just use cisco's cutting edge Suremute technology to mute me?

7.16.5
S4E04

I am an executive with the general electric corporation and i just need to get my medicine

6.36.0
S4E04

et tu, Kenneth?

7.36.5
S4E04

what are you, a robot?

7.16.7
S4E04

A grotesque carnival of human misery

7.67.2
S4E04

They handed in a check request form For $600,000 worth of gas

7.06.5
S4E04

Care. love. live

6.86.2
S4E04

Care. love. live

7.56.8
S4E05

I was in Beijing this weekend, buying a reality show for a network where criminals dance their way to freedom.

7.77.5
S4E05

dealbreaker: the book for you man no good,by lesbianyellowsourfruit.

7.27.7
S4E05

Good god, have dinner with me.

7.16.7
S4E05

So guess there's two jacks here now. I don't think there are.

7.77.8
S4E05

Two questions: must i live by superman's moral code, and will the sex woman get older? Yes and yes. Forget it. No deal.

7.87.7
S4E05

What am i going to do next? What am i going to do next?

7.36.8
S4E05

i knew you would say yes,lemon. i knew you would say yes,lemon.

6.96.3
S4E05

I was thinking something like this.

6.56.3
S4E05

Raise your hand if you're cool with what's happening. Not too late to raise your hand.

7.37.3
S4E05

I've already spoken to padma lakshmi. Then who's gonna host top chef?

7.06.8
S4E05

Never do business with a friend. Never be friends with a woman. And lose the leather bracelet.

7.67.5
S4E05

An wang, the founder of wang computers, is one of the greatest businessmen of the 20th century.

7.87.8
S4E05

And i didn't get a bathroom door that looks like part of a wall by being bad at business.

8.08.0
S4E05

I don't want to change your life. I want to change lemon's life.

7.67.8
S4E06

Holding up one finger to get someone to stop talking... He invented that.

7.97.5
S4E06

Geiss also invented the abrupt conversational segue. Talk about your thing now.

8.88.3
S4E06

A walk-in humidor, a lap pool, and a replica of the Irish pub where my grandmother was born.

7.97.3
S4E06

Make him an offer he can't refuse. Trademark 1974, Don Geiss.

7.77.0
S4E06

It's like check in at an Italian airport.

6.86.2
S4E06

I have these rare kadupul blossoms flown in every morning from Sri Lanka on a private jet. That's the definition of green.

7.57.2
S4E06

Like check in at an Italian sex party.

7.26.8
S4E06

Oh, you ancient bitch!

7.17.5
S4E06

Smell my flowers, Kenneth.

7.06.8
S4E07

You're like a swarthy, big-hipped Kelly Ripa.

7.26.8
S4E07

My mother never used my beauty pageant winnings to buy her married boyfriend a motorcycle.

7.97.8
S4E07

I.M. Adouche? - I am a douche?

5.55.0
S4E07

Our health care costs are way down since we started putting something in the coffee to keep women from getting pregnant.

7.77.8
S4E07

Moron says what? - What?

5.95.7
S4E07

What if we change your name to Veronica St. Pierre? No, that's too much.

6.86.5
S4E07

Your hair... Is fine.

7.06.5
S4E07

Okay. Don't try to move the body yourself.

7.57.5
S4E07

Treat her like The New York Times treats its readers.

7.77.2
S4E07

The, uh, gobos are really moraying, right, pete?

7.26.7
S4E07

I got a tattoo that says 'freedom' in Chinese, And for what?

7.16.8
S4E07

You're better at this than Oprah.

6.76.0
S4E07

In the end, the police chief turns out to be the bad guy. I didn't say I wasn't going to see it.

6.96.3
S4E07

I may as well let banks play out one of his gay home invasion fantasies on me.

7.57.3
S4E07

Your audience has spent the last hour listening to Kenneth tell cleaned-up versions of Garrison Keillor stories.

7.87.7
S4E07

Hey, buddy, your hair looks nice. - Don't try those tricks on me!

7.16.5
S4E07

And from now on, whenever a television is on in the background of a Sheinhardt-Universal soap opera, You will be on it.

7.77.7
S4E08

Now, this picture will be my pholo... Not a word. Which is a contraction for photo and hello.

7.26.5
S4E08

Youface. Who are you facing? [chuckling] No one.

6.96.8
S4E08

Those sites are for horny married chicks with kids who want to exchange pervy emails with their old high school boyfriends.

7.07.0
S4E08

So bath salts in a coffee mug would be... Not it.

6.35.5
S4E08

I've been finger tagged, Lemon. Was it down by the subway entrance? 'cause I saw a gangly-looking kid down there.

7.57.2
S4E08

Uh, this wasn't a TV crush. This was real. Oh, mine got pretty real.

6.86.5
S4E08

Was she a bitch or did you cheat? The former. The former? What are you, a newscaster?

7.17.0
S4E08

I'm glad we, uh, never made out in high school. Otherwise this whole thing would be so awkward. Excuse me, we kissed every night on stage in Hey, Beantown.

7.37.3
S4E08

But only because my mother told me that French kissing was for the Italians. They do love it.

7.57.3
S4E08

That finger touching his moustache is me.

7.16.8
S4E08

Like going to the gym drunk.

7.27.0
S4E08

She changed her status from 'working on it' to 'weirdsies.'

6.56.3
S4E08

Wow, Lemon, this is like watching Hemingway write. Mark Hemingway. Yeah.

7.57.2
S4E08

That's what I said when that hot dog vendor passed out, But you made me go get help.

7.57.2
S4E08

Yes, but not in the way you're talking about.

6.56.2
S4E08

You know what would go real nice on that wall over there: A drawing of a frog. No. No. [silently] No.

7.06.3
S4E08

Because somebody called in a bomb threat to Penn station? You're welcome.

7.67.7
S4E08

Well, he promised to get me on Dancing with the stars. But that's on ABC. Donaghy!

7.06.8
S4E09

the wine turned out to be quite toxic.

7.77.5
S4E09

my guests and i spent the stroke of midnight in my garden. vomiting.

7.68.0
S4E09

the whole night the purging,the new year, the vivid hallucinations of astarte the phoenician goddess of sex and war it all wiped the slate clean.

7.77.0
S4E09

damn that phoenician wine!

7.77.0
S4E09

which is the third best sex after elevator and white house.

7.87.7
S4E09

good lord,i've lemoned the situation with nancy!

7.97.8
S4E09

i'm going to drive up to waltham,massachusetts,break into a woman's home, and erase a potentially embarrassing and destructive answering machine message. the home in questions has a doggy door. that will be our way in.

7.97.8
S4E09

prove that you are lithe enough to accompany me to waltham.

7.67.5
S4E09

you sicken me.

6.96.5
S4E09

it'll be like the da vinci code. ehh albino monk! that's a mirror,kenneth.

7.77.5
S4E09

he was eventually arrested by israeli commandos.

8.07.8
S4E09

did you not learn your nation's airport codes in high school?

7.77.3
S4E09

but you are leaving through the doggy door.

7.87.5
S4E10

lemon, i have season tickets to every sports team in new york. so close to the action, you'll feellike you're sitting in front of an hd television

7.47.0
S4E10

oh, mr.Donaghy.i forgot to give you the factory worker death rates.

8.17.7
S4E10

and you take your reward. you take your reward.

6.76.5
S4E10

how drunk are you? a lot to very.

7.37.0
S4E10

is it the body paint or is danny just glowinglike a beacon of manly camaraderie?

7.06.3
S4E10

hey, is it that chick lawyer who does the sexual harassment presentation? because she's asking for it.

7.06.5
S4E10

black light attack!

6.35.8
S4E10

what did he do to the back of your knees?

6.96.5
S4E10

i also have this lowfrequency tonethat can only be heard by people over 40. have you started playing it yet?

7.37.0
S4E10

this is from danny's chips costume.what is it doing here?

6.76.3
S4E10

with their untucked shirts, boneless faces, their stars, both wars and trek.

7.87.5
S4E10

little scrump nugget.

7.77.5
S4E10

if you were a man, you would have to register yourself as a sex criminal.

7.47.2
S4E10

i'm entranced by those mudcolored eyes, Set back in... that skin.

7.87.8
S4E10

that splayfooted walk.

7.37.0
S4E10

It started out as a joke, but it's becoming real.

7.47.0
S4E11

I'm telling Nancy that I'm with female Kevin McHale.

6.86.2
S4E11

I have elaborate fantasies of her husband dying in a boat explosion.

8.38.2
S4E11

Jonathan, why do I have an Indian assistant if my computer is always... Jack. I'm messing with you.

6.45.7
S4E11

I'm messing with you... Oh, very funny, Donna

7.26.3
S4E11

That's the best presentation I've ever seen.

7.57.2
S4E11

Seven items are different. See if you can spot which ones.

7.67.2
S4E11

Oh, that'll really disappoint your key demographic of drunken 11-year-olds.

7.57.3
S4E11

What keeps people polite on airplanes? A shared hatred of the CBS sitcoms They're forced to watch.

7.57.2
S4E11

I find that news anchors and breasts are always smaller than they look on TV.

7.46.8
S4E11

I do if you can resuscitate an electrocuted person.

7.77.3
S4E11

The Salem witch trials, the red scare, global warming.

7.87.2
S4E11

Silas Marymount-Peppercorn

7.46.8
S4E11

Your neighbors named their daughter Belichick!

7.57.3
S4E11

let's get divorced. you marry the butler, And I'll be a gay octomom.

7.57.2
S4E12

Mothers. You can't kill them...

7.67.5
S4E12

that day in January When the post office is closed.

7.87.8
S4E12

Say no. Talk low. Let her go.

7.67.0
S4E12

It turns out she had a tumor Pressing on her brain's pleasure center. A tumor those quack doctors removed.

8.48.8
S4E12

Because I'm listening to the words.

8.17.8
S4E12

I want to be in business with you.

7.87.7
S4E12

You're a good man, Jack Donaghy. Thanks, meat cat.

8.28.2
S4E13

Like when you think there's one more stair, but there isn't. And all of a sudden, you're like 'Whoa!'

7.67.7
S4E13

Perhaps a, uh, bra with a front clasp.

6.66.0
S4E13

You are truly the Picasso of loneliness.

7.87.8
S4E13

The Baltics or women's tennis.

7.47.0
S4E13

Mitt Romney's oldest son, Jezba.

6.86.3
S4E13

Blackberry, Warren Buffett. iPhone, Jimmy Buffett.

7.77.2
S4E13

Tie, The Fountainhead or Uncle Buck.

8.17.8
S4E13

We are going to test poisons on you.

7.47.2
S4E13

And in Switzerland, that is, uh, 'Night Business Month'.

6.56.0
S4E13

'mon se poivre' That means 'my salt and pepper' in Swiss French.

6.76.3
S4E13

A not-stupid program that I came up with.

7.26.5
S4E13

Lemon, your hair looks very nice today. You should wear it like that more often.

6.55.8
S4E13

A son I can throw a ball to and, when he's older, have power struggles with.

8.07.8
S4E14

did I put a toaster waffle into my D.V.D. player?

7.47.7
S4E14

How could a company from Philadelphia buy a company from New York? That would be like Vietnam defeating the United States in a ground war

8.38.0
S4E14

It means the book is filled with cubes of knowledge

6.75.8
S4E14

Because a woman's brain has fewer folds / The Negroid musculature...

7.37.3
S4E14

Rhubarb, rhubarb, golf. Prostate

7.77.7
S4E14

Because it's romantic and I'm really good at it

7.67.0
S4E14

Back to work!

7.16.7
S4E14

Which is the song that I sang to Don at his promotion dinner

7.87.5
S4E14

They're selling N.B.C. to a company called KableTown. With a 'K'

7.26.8
S4E14

That's the sound of me being erased from contact lists all around the world

7.77.3
S4E14

And then, I'm going to braid your hair

7.26.8
S4E15

I don't know why you're wearing girls' pajamas, But I'm sure it's cultural.

7.17.0
S4E15

Not Seinfeld, Friends, E.R. exciting. More like 3d episodes of Merlin exciting.

7.47.3
S4E15

Even if it is from... Philadelphia.

7.46.8
S4E15

How did you even get a snowball?

7.07.2
S4E15

Oh, did you just whip a battery at me?

6.56.5
S4E15

And the earth into one of the top three planets In the universe.

8.18.3
S4E15

and bad things to Chinese Rivers.

8.07.8
S4E15

Second only to the company of great friends.

6.35.8
S4E15

I'm the reason the microwave tray rotates.

7.47.3
S4E15

'and Alexander wept For there were no more worlds to conquer.' Hans Gruber, Die Hard.

8.18.2
S4E15

'CEO of G.E. dies violently in a casino orgy.'

8.28.8
S4E15

'CEO of G.E. dies violently in a casino orgy.'

6.86.5
S4E15

'middle manager of a Philadelphia Pornography distributor never wakes up'?

7.47.0
S4E15

A perpetual motion machine endlessly satisfying Every human need.

7.97.8
S4E15

I'm going to bury Don Geiss, America, and hope.

8.38.2
S4E15

'these are all hookers. Pick one.'

7.47.5
S4E15

That realization led him to develop the nightlight And the marketing campaign aimed at making children Afraid of the dark-- a monster under every bed.

7.97.7
S4E15

Three words: Porn for women.

7.97.7
S4E15

To jabber.

8.07.7
S4E15

And I'm ready to make.

7.97.5
S4E16

A Mr. Debarber called. Seriously? A Mr. Debarber called.

7.27.0
S4E16

Danny was nominated for a Juno, which is like a Canadian Grammy

5.95.5
S4E16

That's why I get all my news from Dick Cheney's website-- dickviews.Com

7.47.2
S4E16

The New York Times doesn't have a staff writer named Seymour Nips

7.17.0
S4E16

My guess is this is the work of Frank, the black one, And... Lutz.

7.06.3
S4E16

We snuck up to Dartmouth, Put their mascot in a box, And sent it to Mexico City. We didn't know until the next day That it was an actual indian.

7.77.7
S4E16

He didn't speak a word of english, Like all Dartmouth men.

7.87.3
S4E16

The boob job recall center?

6.46.3
S4E16

Oh, you mean that guy? And, of course, this is our other finalist couple For the today wedding contest, Floyd and Kaitlin.

7.47.7
S4E16

Floyd never told you? I mean, 'b's before 'h's, but that is low.

7.47.0
S4E16

They're boston irish catholic-- they mate for life, Like swans, like drunk... Angry swans.

8.17.8
S4E16

Now we're even, guys. As you were, nerds.

7.36.8
S4E16

Excuse me, I have tickets to a Harry Connick Jr. Concert

7.47.2
S4E16

Excuse me, gentlemen. I have a, uh... Veterinary appointment

6.86.5
S4E16

I have to go to an intervention For my... Travel agent

7.37.0
S4E16

I have to go to an intervention for my... travel agent.

7.47.5
S4E16

I just happened to run into your mom At a T.J. Maxx in Queens, And we came back here for some cannoli and red wine

7.97.7
S4E17

I love it when you talk dirty to me. I cannot wait to see you tonight.

7.26.8
S4E17

And the opposite of that just walked in.

7.06.3
S4E17

You look like a prison weed dealer.

7.47.3
S4E17

As my good friend and fox-hunting partner Mary J. Blige would say, 'no more drama.'

8.28.2
S4E17

The grown-up dating world is like your haircut. Sometimes awkward triangles occur.

7.47.0
S4E17

Oh, god! The band is soaking!

6.16.0
S4E17

Peanut butter and Miller high life.

6.76.5
S4E17

You always know you're at the right party when it feels like the Riddler is about to attack.

7.57.3
S4E17

Like Santa claus taking a shower.

7.57.5
S4E17

Like three's company, it's titillating, yet anxiety-producing.

7.67.0
S4E17

How do you choose between Lee Marvin and Derek jeter?

7.87.3
S4E17

And even worse, they're both going to lose me.

7.57.0
S4E17

Or that you're my prostitute.

7.06.5
S4E17

Why do you think your checks aren't the same color as Howie mandel's?

6.66.2
S4E18

Oh, Nan... Na. What? I was saying, 'oh, Nana.' Have I not told you about my grandmother fetish?

8.18.2
S4E18

Avery actually tried to get on board. Later that night, she put some mothballs behind her ears and fed me peppermints.

7.88.2
S4E18

I've had to make some tough calls over the years, switching Sheinhardt's wig production to 100% Chinese cadaver hair, turning down Dick Cheney's offer to become king of Iraq

7.77.7
S4E18

[NBC chime plays] it's fresh.

7.27.3
S4E18

No! I don't care if you're safe! I love you!

7.47.0
S4E18

Is that supposed to be a broom? Anchor the handle.

6.76.2
S4E18

Every April 22nd, I honor Richard Nixon's death by getting drunk and making some unpopular decisions.

8.38.3
S4E18

[NBC chime plays] the biggest loser network.

6.97.0
S4E18

No, I am not. I am 'innoventing.' A word that I just innovented.

8.17.8
S4E18

Honestly, these immigrants have a tough life, no health care, and I kind of just thought he'd die before it became a thing.

7.77.7
S4E18

No, I am not. I am 'innoventing.' A word that I just innovented.

6.66.0
S4E18

[NBC chime plays] It's fresh.

5.55.0
S4E18

And with Nancy and Avery, I'm the trash shift.

7.67.0
S4E18

Top gun high-five for courage? Only because you look like you need it so badly.

6.96.3
S4E19

Do you know what it's like when a younger man shows up Wearing the same cufflinks? You might as well be invisible.

7.97.5
S4E19

- A suicide cult! - A gym.

7.56.8
S4E19

Maybe that boyhood sled he held so dear. I believed he called it... Sleddy.

7.36.7
S4E19

any chance it's one of those Bendy hospital beds? Maybe. He did have three.

7.06.3
S4E19

Peacocks can live up to 40 years, Longer if they're not part of mike tyson's home zoo.

6.46.0
S4E19

How to avoid getting paper cuts while making love On a pile of money.

8.08.0
S4E19

We three peacocks felt like we owned the world.

7.77.2
S4E19

Terms we learned on a trip to japan Because they played the movie rising sun on the airplane.

8.07.7
S4E19

Oh, his feather went in my mouth. Ew, it's so oily. Lemon, he's marked you. He thinks you're his wife.

6.76.3
S4E19

He lives...Or you die.

7.47.0
S4E19

Let me retell it in slow motion.

8.28.2
S4E19

What if he rolls over on his back And his cloaca fills with mucous?

7.67.2
S4E20

Like a cantaloupe and a ziploc bag of mushroom soup.

7.98.2
S4E20

I know it's gay, but it's my gay problem, and I'm handling it.

7.26.7
S4E20

drive around with one headlight out

7.87.8
S4E20

I saw him last night at Rupert Murdoch's twister party. I mean, uh, regular party.

7.87.3
S4E20

Then you skip the part where you yell at me. And then we both move on to the, uh, make-up sex.

6.96.7
S4E21

Cramer's been dead for six months.

7.57.8
S4E21

The Astors, the Rockefellers, the Sbarros...

6.86.7
S4E21

I promise you, this weekend will be filled with staring out windows while holding a glass of Scotch.

7.77.5
S4E21

First, we're going to see a documentary about female circumcision, and then we're going to eat too much Indian food.

7.27.0
S4E21

You know what? Sometimes, I think... That's great. 'You know what? Sometimes, I think...' That's really annoying. I'm going to use that.

7.77.2
S4E21

A warm glass of milk and some John Phillip Sousa marches.

7.66.8
S4E21

Man, Catholic guilt. Am I right? [Jack's awkward silence response]

7.37.3
S4E21

Nancy is a fiery, Irish nut job, descended from bog people.

7.47.3
S4E21

Speaking of which, I'm seeing someone else, and I think I'm in love with both of you.

7.78.0
S4E21

You can't leave, Donovan. We're in the middle of Mass. You and I both know you have to stay until the final blessing.

7.67.7
S4E22

They were orange and had hearts for pockets.

7.36.7
S4E22

God, he came out of nowhere.

6.56.0
S4E22

How often did they walk in on you? A lot.

6.66.3
S4E22

Like a s'more you could take a shower with?

7.67.7
S4E22

Like at a haunted house sex party. Exactly.

7.17.3
S4E22

It's made by those who do do, Which is what made me the man I am. I do do.

6.76.8
S4E22

Well, I like how she's less hot than you.

7.37.5
S4E22

Her laugh is like music. Really mean music.

7.77.2
S4E22

According to her, flat shoes are for quitters.

7.77.2
S5E01

It was so warm you could pick fully cooked lobsters out of the water

7.06.7
S5E01

Like a young Bo Derek stuffed with a Barry Goldwater

8.48.2
S5E01

No more making love on the beach surrounded by a privacy circle of English-trained butlers

7.87.8
S5E01

The Harry Potter theme park is a huge hit with both anglophiles and pedophiles

7.36.8
S5E01

The movie division has a James Cameron movie the whole world will see, whether they like it or not

6.56.0
S5E01

Only NBC continues to be the engorged whitehead on the otherwise flawless face of Universal Media

7.77.7
S5E01

Like executive producer Ashton Kutcher, or secretary of state Hillary Clinton

7.47.0
S5E01

You are the Jackie O of our time

7.26.7
S5E01

It's almost as bad as 'climax'

6.76.0
S5E01

Then one of you says, 'we should redecorate.' And the other one says, 'please, Avery, I'm using the commode right now.'

7.06.5
S5E01

a reddish-brown shade called 'elk tongue'

7.37.2
S5E01

This is how I know you've never had an adult relationship

7.16.5
S5E01

Before you know it, she'll have me wearing jeans and reading fiction!

7.87.8
S5E01

He ran away, Lemon. Rather than engage in battle, he would retreat and retreat until the enemy grew fatigued and eventually made a mistake

7.36.8
S5E01

Although I abhor it as a military strategy, it is the basis for all of my, uh, personal relationships

8.07.8
S5E01

Meeting someone in a hotel room twice a month is not a relationship... just ask any hooker

6.86.5
S5E01

I was going to say 'climax.' Aah!

7.06.2
S5E01

A middle-aged woman saying 'dude stuff'... is that on my sadness scavenger hunt?

7.97.7
S5E01

Her name is the Barefoot Contessa, Lemon, and you will never be like her, starting with the barefoot part

7.47.0
S5E01

her anger eventually transforming into some rather interesting sex

6.76.3
S5E01

It has to be elk tongue!

7.06.8
S5E01

His name is James. Not Jim, not Jimmy... Jamessss

6.45.8
S5E01

Have you seen my eyes, Lemon? Yep. They're very blue. Like a Mykonos sky

6.86.2
S5E01

Mark Foley once called them 'piercing'

7.16.7
S5E01

Do you know what a prize I am in the gay community? There's a term for it. I'm a bear... And I'm a daddy bear

6.86.7
S5E01

Not a GLAAD award, I know that

7.36.8
S5E01

Or would you rather teach your cat to dial 911?

7.87.5
S5E01

Do you see something, uh, here that you like?

6.46.3
S5E01

Hannibal defeated Fabian with a decoy army. James was a plant. The strie wall finish was a decoy. She Hannibaled my Fabian!

8.38.2
S5E01

Like... Whiskey and hunting

7.36.8
S5E02

Hello, 'Javery.' Time-saver.

7.56.3
S5E02

Like God, I created man. We're having a boy.

8.07.5
S5E02

Every woman my boy dates will get compared to me, and they will be found wanting.

7.67.0
S5E02

This is just what I need... To store my rock collection.

6.45.8
S5E02

50 is the new 40... For men. But 50 is still 60 for women.

7.67.0
S5E02

Whatevs, Tony Randall. / Whatevs, indeed, because that makes you Jack Klugman.

7.77.0
S5E02

Will I ever experience the father-son bonding of realizing you were both at the same masked orgy in a castle?

8.99.0
S5E02

And stand outside in a crowd like some Italian?

7.26.7
S5E02

The Donaghys originally come from Ireland's little known county Steve, where, historically, we were whiskey testers and goblins.

8.38.2
S5E02

I was raised in Sadchester, Massachusetts, I won the amory blaine handsomeness scholarship to Princeton and then attended Harvard business school where I was voted 'most.'

7.67.2
S5E02

I once hit a stand-up triple off Fidel Castro.

7.97.5
S5E02

I was the first person ever to say, 'I need a vacation from this vacation.'

7.56.8
S5E02

The song you're so vain was, in fact, written by me.

8.17.8
S5E02

You are hiking in the Japanese highlands. A pair of snow leopards is stalking you, and the blade of your katana is frosted into its scabbard.

7.87.7
S5E02

Do not hire sting to play the reception. He'll insist on doing jazz versions of police songs, and it's just... Demoralizing.

8.08.0
S5E02

His death must appear to be accidental.

8.38.5
S5E02

The secret to a strong, healthy head of hair is dove...Blood.

7.87.3
S5E02

Remember, the backflip is 90% confidence.

7.36.8
S5E02

We don't need you. So move on with your life, starting now. / That is called tough love.

7.47.0
S5E02

Kenneth is now on a journey that will either return him here where he belongs or end... In his death.

7.77.3
S5E02

Juggling is easier than it looks.

6.35.8
S5E02

'And the tree was happy.' Shel silverstein was a communist.

7.57.0
S5E02

Find a woman named Elizabeth Lemon, get her advice, and then do the opposite.

8.18.0
S5E02

There's no baby in here. / Good God! / Oh, she's in the crib. / Good.

6.46.2
S5E02

If you have the blondness and self-esteem of your mother, you will need no advice. Life will be easy for you.

7.57.0
S5E03

If you're about to say that you don't get any respect, you're right.

7.37.0
S5E03

In a post-apocalyptic world, how would society even use you? Traveling bard. Radiation canary.

7.87.8
S5E03

Imagine that your favorite corn chip manufacturer also owned the number one diarrhea medication. That'd be great, they could put a little sample of the medicine in each bag.

7.57.5
S5E03

Keep thinking. Except then they might be tempted to make the corn chips give you...

7.16.8
S5E03

Do you know who gets elected to congress these days? Former athletes, washed-up actors, and women.

7.56.8
S5E03

Say it, meathead.

6.56.3
S5E03

I guess that's why big oil and Microsoft are such great American failures.

7.06.3
S5E03

1:32 p.m. Mark the time, ladies and gentlemen, that congress put a bullet in the head of the American farmer.

7.67.3
S5E03

Why did we cancel that? That doesn't make any sense.

7.36.8
S5E03

I don't really see color or gender, Mr. Chang.

7.88.0
S5E03

The Chinese built the railroads, the Irish built and then filled the jails... A guy named Juan built my armoire.

7.57.3
S5E03

I was too busy trying to remember the name of the black kid on community. D'nall glover.

7.16.7
S5E03

Monty Appleseed and I share a liquor locker at the opera.

7.67.3
S5E03

Why? It was a tentpole! A tentpole!

6.96.8
S5E03

There are thousands of jobs at stake, hundreds of second homes, and your ridiculous grandstanding could ruin the whole thing, like luffing your spinnaker during a yachting regatta.

7.57.3
S5E03

The first generation works their fingers to the bone making things. The next generation goes to college, innovates new ideas. The third generation... snowboards and takes improv classes.

7.87.7
S5E04

Remember what happened that time I tried to give up refined sugars?

6.56.5
S5E04

And therefore, Avery has got me this very nice tea set, some knitting needles and yarn and a book on sleight-of-hand magic.

6.66.8
S5E04

That's as far as I've gotten.

6.06.5
S5E04

I'm dreading watching it sober.

6.97.7
S5E04

Get out of here!

6.47.0
S5E04

It gives these ability to hit on women and later when we're married to tune them out.

6.36.3
S5E04

Damn you, she-beasts!

6.77.0
S5E04

Yes, but my penis was smaller.

7.38.0
S5E04

You stole an old cleaning lady's birthday just to make me happy? In my defense, yes.

7.58.2
S5E04

You may turn me into a crow.

6.97.0
S5E04

You're halfway to death.

7.07.7
S5E05

'Child Hell Flight' will innoventually be on the spring schedule.

7.26.5
S5E05

When you're pitching a perfect game, you don't walk Albert Pujols. And you are the Albert Pujols of having problems.

7.67.0
S5E05

And I'm including sex last night. Here's Avery's thank-you note.

7.97.5
S5E05

No. But she respects it when it's done correctly.

7.77.2
S5E05

Making it to a full 24 hours without a single misstep is called 'Reaganing'. The only other people who've ever done it? Lee Iacocca, Jack Welch, and, no judgment, Saddam Hussein.

8.38.3
S5E05

I have to talk to Rachel Maddow. Only one of us can have this haircut.

7.77.3
S5E05

When I see you chew your nails like that, it's either you're very anxious or you handled some ham earlier.

7.67.0
S5E05

You and I have never had an adult conversation about boning.

7.36.7
S5E05

I faced it myself with Greta Van Susteren before her head transplant.

8.18.0
S5E05

You have more sexual hang-ups than an adult chat line run by Gilbert Gottfried.

8.08.0
S5E05

That was written by a computer program we're working on to replace you.

7.77.3
S5E05

I am the Sisyphus of Reaganing.

7.77.2
S5E05

I'm sending you some money so you can get your operation. Now can you put a human on the phone?

8.17.8
S5E05

In certain lights you're an eight using East Coast over-35 standards excluding Miami.

8.68.5
S5E05

I appreciate that, Lemon, but if you ever speak ill of Reagan again, I will smack those teeth straight.

7.57.0
S5E05

Oh, God no! You've got years of therapy ahead of you. Probably electroshock.

7.57.5
S5E05

I appreciate that, Lemon, but if you ever speak ill of Reagan again, I will smack those teeth straight.

7.87.3
S5E06

Drive, intelligence, humility, chaos... or the acronym 'dihc.' I'm looking for dihc, Avery. And I'm gonna take it wherever I can find it.

8.68.8
S5E06

Lemon. Boundaries.

7.46.5
S5E06

She's put on considerable boob weight. She's not used to that, and sometimes she... just falls over.

7.36.8
S5E06

My pinky. - No, sir. - Then you wouldn't be perfect anymore.

7.67.0
S5E06

Ambition is the willingness to kill the things you love and eat them in order to stay alive. Haven't you ever read my throw pillow?

8.38.0
S5E06

he owns the world's only giraffe basketball team, the New York necks.

8.17.8
S5E06

You're not welcoming people to castle Frankenstein.

7.46.8
S5E06

Let him hold a miniature golf scoring pencil to make them look normal, obviously.

7.67.3
S5E06

I would never say this to her face, but Lemon is above average.

7.57.0
S5E06

I'm a mighty great white shark, Lemon, and you are a remora, clinging to me with your suction cup head.

7.97.5
S5E06

Hi, I'm Daphne Donaghy I saw a turtle!

7.47.2
S5E06

She can strip her way through community college. Come on.

7.26.5
S5E06

And every Tina I've known is a real judgmental bitch.

7.16.5
S5E07

It's not your fault nobody watched America's next top black guy.

7.26.5
S5E07

Bookman is obviously holding a gun to my head. And no matter what I do, she obviously wants me to fail. But if she loses... This isn't a conversation!

7.36.5
S5E07

Goo goo gaa gaa.

7.27.2
S5E07

Lemon, those jeans make you look like a Mexican sports reporter.

7.16.7
S5E07

You're being awfully high and mighty for someone who once claimed her husband drowned so she could get out of a gym contract.

7.87.5
S5E07

they had sweatshops make them into messenger bags to sell to outer-borough idiots.

8.48.5
S5E07

It's pronounced hond-made in oosa. The hond people are a vietnamese slave tribe, and USA is their island prison.

8.18.0
S5E07

You know how they get the stitching so small? Orphans.

8.18.2
S5E07

The New York times is owned by NYT incorporated, which is owned by Altheon Ballistic Dynamics, which is owned by the Murdoch family, who are owned... By Halliburton.

7.77.3
S5E07

His great grandfather was Domingo Halliburton.

7.67.3
S5E07

Maybe I'll add to it by making some mysterious sounds. - Oooooohhh... Yeeee-eeee... - I love it.

6.96.3
S5E07

And I'm including 2008's turtleneck with smiley-face vest.

7.56.8
S5E07

That's worse than the speech my grandpa made when my cousin married a Japanese girl.

6.76.3
S5E07

Cake boy!

7.06.2
S5E08

Just out of frame is a wheelbarrow full of cocaine.

7.37.2
S5E08

So why the trip down memory lame? Ha ha! High-fiving a million angels.

6.66.2
S5E08

And a G.E. woman for one week of corporate espionage at Revlon.

8.07.8
S5E08

They wanted me to record every word of the dictionary to preserve the perfect American accent in case of nuclear war.

7.77.3
S5E08

Oh, the things it's been dragged into. Thomas the tank engine. Wu-Tang songs. ♪ Ah, yeah, just like that ♪ ♪ make 'em clap, make 'em clap ♪

7.98.2
S5E08

It began when my father left and I started working on the Boston docks as a 12-year-old stevedore. Bales up, you micks! Bales up!

7.17.0
S5E08

It wasn't the feces that got to you, Lemon. It was the crudely scrawled notes of 'help me.'

8.08.2
S5E08

The fall of 1988. A young Liz Lemon enters the university of Maryland. Richard Marx haircut. Pilonidal cyst under control.

7.47.2
S5E08

Don't worry about getting to your point. I'm going to live forever.

7.06.5
S5E08

They'll probably give me a crystal plaque, and I in turn will reward one of them with a name remembrance.

7.97.7
S5E08

Oh, Lemon, please. Money can't buy happiness. It is happiness.

7.87.8
S5E08

When some of us had to spend their freshman year making those recordings. And leading a disastrous monkey escape.

7.16.8
S5E08

Sir, this lab requires clearance. Clearance? I'm your boss. I'm Jack Donaghy. I'm sorry, your names all sound the same to us, John Donovan.

8.08.2
S5E08

Trivection? What is this, 2009? The future is the tk-421. A new model? How many vections does it have? Five.

6.96.7
S5E08

Damn it, it's supposed to do that.

6.96.7
S5E08

Make sure you wear one of those Mexican ponchos.

6.46.2
S5E08

Why don't you ask Choctee, an inuit who wants a hot bowl of naglak... a man and food I just made up to illustrate a point?

7.87.8
S5E08

Your Nana is an idiot.

7.57.3
S5E08

You know I'm not a delivery man. I'm wearing a suit and carrying a microwave.

6.86.3
S5E08

1985. That's not a time. I guess it could be a year. The year I started working here, actually. That's interesting. 1985.

7.27.0
S5E08

♪ I don't know the words except park bench ♪

6.96.7
S5E08

I love you too. High-fiving a million angels.

6.86.7
S5E08

Maybe what I see as red, you perceive as green.

6.86.5
S5E08

Oh, god, she means the pizza. No, she's unhinging her jaw!

7.67.8
S5E09

It was opportunity knocking. / No one knocked. You just barged in. / Knock, knock!

6.46.2
S5E09

As I recall, you own the Tracy Jordan Institute for Black Karate.

6.66.3
S5E09

NASCAR's Fat Load Café is a gold mine.

6.36.5
S5E09

That's an excellent question. The answer is questions like that.

7.67.2
S5E09

I believe that, when you have a problem, you talk it over with your priest or your tailor or the mute elevator porter at your men's club.

7.37.0
S5E09

Then you take that problem and crush it with your mind vise.

7.37.0
S5E09

But for lesser beings, like curly-haired men and people who need glasses, therapy can help.

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S5E09

Because, and I mean this, I'm tired of talking this much to a woman I'm not having sex with.

7.37.0
S5E09

Why did you choose that name? / Because 'staples' means 'the basics.' / Staples is also a giant office-supply chain. / Well, we'll see who's still in business 200 years from now.

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S5E09

Donald, I'm going to pick a problem at random. Is the theme of your restaurant Not Enough Tables?

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S5E09

What about Brown and Folderson? / That's what I call my wallet!

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S5E09

For example, curly-haired men and people who need glasses.

6.26.0
S5E09

I know it means this conversation is disgusting.

6.76.3
S5E09

Tracy, do not laugh at the word 'duty.'

7.06.7
S5E09

For the love of God, stop calling him 'Daddy.'

6.56.3
S5E09

Look at his head shape. He has no brain pan!

6.96.8
S5E09

You dump your problems on some half-baked Barney Fife, and you can start a chain reaction of mental anguish.

7.16.7
S5E09

Put your mental burden in my mind vise, and I will crush it.

6.86.5
S5E09

Please let Harold be human. / Harold was a pig.

7.77.8
S5E09

His sacrifice made you what you are today, which is... the lowest-level employee at the last-place network in America.

7.27.0
S5E09

says they're beautiful even when they're ugly, thinks they're smart even when they go to Arizona State.

6.56.3
S5E09

I... am a protein! All living organisms need me to function! A basic building block of the human body, I am made from amino acids found in ribosomes.

8.08.3
S5E09

Proteins give energy to everything from flowers and butterflies to heroes who turn in Communists.

7.67.3
S5E10

Because my youthful energy makes her feel young? No, because she views you as a peer she can complain with about how no one wears pantyhose any longer.

7.27.0
S5E10

Happy holidays is what terrorists say.

7.17.2
S5E10

Avery is keeping her pregnancy a secret at work, so she's been carrying around large objects whenever she's in the building.

6.97.0
S5E10

We Donaghys believe that, when there's something at all delicate to talk about, it is best to suppress it until it erupts into a fistfight at a church barbecue.

7.87.7
S5E10

Thanks, K-L-M-N-O-P.

6.66.0
S5E10

Welcome to my Christmas Attack Zone.

7.67.3
S5E10

But I once saw Colleen provoke a Buddhist monk into whipping a battery at her.

8.48.3
S5E10

By the way, we have a tradition in my family where we let the child name itself. Oh, yeah, that's hippie nonsense. Absolutely not. Well, suit yourself, but my son Spider-Man turned out just fine.

7.98.0
S5E10

It was designed by M.C. Escher. These stairs are weird.

7.47.2
S5E10

In what emergency would you be necessary... If someone wanted to know whether the '60s were awesome or not? They were.

7.16.7
S5E10

Just my mom and dad yelling at me together.

8.18.0
S5E11

Not if it's a song.

7.26.5
S5E11

We rented a villa on St. Esclavage

7.67.0
S5E11

an exiled French Admiral/defrocked minister

7.87.2
S5E11

deep-sea explorer and raconteur Bob Ballard, took ill after eating some bad toucan

7.67.0
S5E11

Oh, good God!

6.16.7
S5E11

Wife. Mother...

7.27.2
S5E11

Hitler and Martha Stewart would have hated that wedding!

8.38.3
S5E11

Who wears shoes on a beach? Only Rocky and Apollo Creed during the training montage!

7.57.0
S5E11

She is not a spy.

7.56.8
S5E11

This big red part, you can see, is 'The Biggest Loser.' The yellow slice, our number-two priority... Make It 1997 Again Through Science or Magic.

8.28.3
S5E11

Your show netted $600 last year. Your parents had to buy an ad.

8.07.8
S5E11

I mean, look at me! I can't even find Mexico on a map!

7.77.2
S5E11

We know what art is! It's paintings of horses!

8.17.8
S5E11

I'm sorry, Jack. / I apologize, Lemon.

7.57.0
S5E11

Try to walk like a woman, Lemon. Your fly's open, Jack.

7.57.0
S5E11

Try to walk like a woman, Lemon. / Your fly's open, Jack.

7.47.3
S5E12

Be quiet, Lemon. It's happening.

6.86.2
S5E12

I'm like Keats' 'Stout Cortez,' staring at the Pacific with a wild surmise and daring to imagine what... New planets might swim into my ken

7.16.5
S5E12

Sullivan Psychiatric... You'll drool over our crazy prices

6.96.5
S5E12

the real transvestite hoarders of Orange County Penitentiary

6.86.7
S5E12

Fantastic, Jenna. You really brought the songwriting computer's words to life

7.06.5
S5E12

maybe a pelican near some diapers

7.06.8
S5E12

Heavy structural damage, no fatalities... Sad, but not too sad.

7.67.5
S5E12

maybe a pelican near some diapers

7.37.0
S5E12

Operation Righteous Cowboy Lightning is a go

7.37.3
S5E12

Operation Righteous Cowboy Lightning is a go.

7.47.5
S5E13

I said everyone, Sketch-Tron 6000.

7.26.5
S5E13

Tracy, do not mention where you think dinosaurs come from. Do not mention the underwater city of Sauronicon...

8.07.7
S5E13

Frank, how is your armpit thing? Not great. It's almost touching my thigh thing.

7.16.3
S5E13

Remember, everyone, just don't be yourselves.

7.87.2
S5E13

a tiny desk with a miniature pen set on it

7.87.3
S5E13

Avery does have a sister, but Eugenia is currently institutionalized for nerves... Lesbian...

7.46.7
S5E13

Michael Kors is a friend. We own a gay racehorse together. And I convinced him to make wizard cloaks fashionable for ladies this winter.

8.38.5
S5E13

Oh, I know her. Hey, what ethnicity is she? No one knows.

7.46.8
S5E13

And that's not racist because I don't know what she is.

7.77.2
S5E13

You can tell a lot about someone by their handshake. You are confident. And you ate dinner in front of a mirror last night.

8.28.0
S5E13

This is where we used to hold retirement parties. The balcony below is probably still littered with stripper bones.

8.28.2
S5E13

Like a bloodhound. Perhaps literally. We still don't know her genetic background.

7.97.5
S5E13

Don Geiss gave me this watch for firing a man on his deathbed!

8.58.5
S5E13

I don't know why I ever chose you as a friend. Let's just be clear about this... I chose you.

7.67.2
S5E13

Congratulations. Worst so far!

7.77.0
S5E13

I am a six sigma black belt ultra, with the groin branding to prove it.

8.27.8
S5E13

Television on. Channel, NBC. [nothing happens] That shouldn't happen. TV on! Voice activation, or 'vo-act...' [still nothing] Un-mute! Low volume. Low volume! TV mute!

7.17.3
S5E13

This isn't how it works! You're the one being a silly Simon!

7.87.3
S5E13

I can get you into a restaurant where you watch a child play with a bunny, then you eat the bunny.

8.27.8
S5E13

Blackmail me. Demand to sleep with Avery. Hit me. Hit me in the face!

7.77.5
S5E13

Does he also solve mazes by starting from the end?

7.97.3
S5E13

Oh, damn my krav maga training and lightning reflexes!

7.87.2
S5E13

Release me, you hillbilly Circe!

8.48.0
S5E14

You're going to Nags Head? Isn't that redundant?

7.87.7
S5E14

You will hand me an envelope predicting my joke about Nags Head.

7.97.0
S5E14

We're going to Toronto for the G8 Economic Summit. It's going to be... very erotic.

7.87.5
S5E14

Like you, Avery is a Type-A nutjob.

7.06.3
S5E14

Dating yourself is a double-edged sword.

6.76.7
S5E14

Well, that would only be a problem if I had any flaws. Not only is your fly open, there's a pencil is sticking out of it.

7.77.7
S5E14

Good day to you, sir.

6.96.3
S5E14

Why did I buy a beryllium mine if her birthstone isn't going to be aquamarine?

7.36.7
S5E14

Good God. She'll be Canadian!

7.57.3
S5E14

Your milk comes in bags. Bags! Your pavilion at EPCOT doesn't have a ride!

7.67.5
S5E14

And if Canada is so nice and friendly, why does most of our meth come from your Asian drug gangs?

7.37.0
S5E14

Are we not even making our own meth? What is happening to American manufacturing?

8.48.3
S5E14

If only we were in Kenya right now, we'd be fine.

6.86.3
S5E14

When I asked the lady at the desk, she told me in kilometers!

6.96.5
S5E14

We ruined those kids' field day.

7.77.5
S5E14

Hey, I'm still looking for a golf ball I shanked in 1987. I am not taking that penalty stroke!

8.18.2
S5E14

and declare war on Germany, like back when we were awesome.

7.06.5
S5E14

But I'm going to treat her just like a human baby.

8.38.2
S5E14

Oh, no, you don't! We will not be party to this socialist perversion. You will take our money!

8.18.3
S5E15

Recent breakup, fanny pack, cat? Quick. Who is the lead character on NCIS?

7.97.3
S5E15

You know there's a movie of that, right? I did not.

6.35.5
S5E15

Since inventing democracy, those guys have been coasting.

8.07.8
S5E15

We're calling her Liddy, after Liddy Dole, G. Gordon Liddy, and my martial arts instructor Li Di.

8.27.5
S5E15

Meeting magazine is already calling it 'the first great meeting of the decade.'

7.77.0
S5E15

It's okay. Don't worry. You just keep watching Bridalplasty. Alysinna died last week.

7.36.7
S5E15

These women run your household, so you have to keep them happy, which means not saying anything as your DVR fills up with Trinidadian soap operas.

7.16.3
S5E15

But let's just say you're at the market, buying potatoes. And that ten-pound bag of potatoes costs... $400.

7.77.2
S5E15

So, what you wan' do? / It was nice negotiating with you, and, uh, here is all of your money.

7.67.2
S5E15

If I had done that during a mock negotiation in business school, professor Widmer would have spanked me in front of the whole class, bare bottom.

7.37.0
S5E15

Professor Widmer would have given you a 'good job' spanking.

7.26.7
S5E15

But you do, right? Yes. But Sherry can't prove that I love Liddy, so I renegotiate under new conditions, specifically, that I hate my newborn daughter.

8.38.0
S5E15

She is one of two people ever to have thrown up on me, and I haven't spoken to Joe Namath since that Mardi Gras.

8.38.0
S5E15

I don't think Liddy looks like me, so evolutionarily, that makes me want to eat her.

8.58.5
S5E15

Please stay. I'll send everyone in your family to college.

7.77.5
S5E15

Some helpless, pathetic, useless thing that would die if left alo... Oh, God, I do have that. I have NBC.

8.68.2
S5E15

I once saw an Internet video of a mouse and a bird that are friends.

7.56.8
S5E16

Absolutely. But it's not your fault. You are genetically predisposed to compete against other women for the attention of strong, powerful men like myself

7.87.8
S5E16

For example, Hercules, the highlander, or, uh...God.

7.77.0
S5E16

If you try to breed it out of them, you end up with a lesbian with hip dysplasia.

7.56.8
S5E16

Please, Lemon. It's got nothing to do with her hot mouth.

7.47.0
S5E16

Like Hank Hooper says in his book, 'New blood is the lifeblood of every company's blood.'

6.66.0
S5E16

He's not a strong writer.

7.16.7
S5E16

I read that on a bottle of women's exercise water.

7.46.8
S5E16

Her parents' generation was lost to 'trust fund kids' disease.

7.57.3
S5E16

The father is trying to sail an inflatable castle across the Atlantic.

7.57.5
S5E16

To become a doctor's nurse or a lawyer's mistress or even the president of the United States Shopping Association.

7.77.2
S5E16

But what most people don't know is that NBC is still a network.

7.77.8
S5E16

What you talkin' 'bout, Kaylie? School's cool. Just like Justin 'Bee-eye-bear.'

6.86.8
S5E16

He discovered the Titanic, the Lusitania, and according to his website, a guilt-free cheesecake recipe.

7.47.0
S5E16

Okay, now, please follow me to Brian Williams' bathroom, which is also J. Fred Muggs' skull.

7.57.3
S5E16

When I first started working here, an eight-year-old Shirley Temple taught me how to roll a cigarette.

7.67.3
S5E16

This guy.

7.26.7
S5E16

Practice frottage on a poster of Linda Ronstadt and meet your idol.

7.36.8
S5E16

Oh, I did forget. It was so long ago.

7.47.0
S5E16

New York gives us a tax break for employing sex offenders. It's a terrible program.

7.67.8
S5E16

What if you gave me a sticker as a joke?

7.37.0
S5E16

There she is, men. The elusive northern right whale.

7.26.5
S5E16

♪ Oh blow the wind westerly ♪ ♪ let the wind blow ♪ ♪ oh derry hi derry ♪ ♪ hey derry ho ♪

7.26.8
S5E16

Yes, sailor? What is it?

6.96.3
S5E16

And we walruses owe him everything for giving us the gift of language.

7.87.8
S5E16

This picture exists in only two places. The negative is in my personal safe along with my will and some beanie babies that I thought would be worth more.

7.57.3
S5E16

'Cause I can always tell Pop-Pop you gave me alcohol. And I can always seduce one of your teachers and get her to fail you.

7.27.0
S5E16

I'd be into that. Me too.

7.26.8
S5E17

Actually, legal says we can't use the word 'best.'

6.66.2
S5E17

John Francis Donaghy. Verbal signature.

7.06.3
S5E17

'Yes, we can.' Obama '08, remember?

5.85.0
S5E17

When I was at Princeton, I played baseball and football. And back then, football players went both ways.

7.06.8
S5E17

Really? So you went both ways? / Yeah. We all did. It was the '70s.

7.57.7
S5E17

Switch-hitter. Pitcher. Catcher. Whatever the boys needed.

7.47.8
S5E17

♪ Oh, the merry men of Princeton are charging up the rear, holding all the balls... ♪ okay, I hear it now.

7.07.2
S5E17

[Chair squeaks] That was the chair. [Silence] It was the chair

7.17.5
S5E17

[Chair squeaks] That was the chair.

6.96.7
S5E17

At Princeton, I played Maria in an all-male production of West Side Story.

7.47.3
S5E18

Hey, Jack, the vending machine is broken! / I know. I broke it. I needed to speak with you, and I knew that was the fastest way to get you up here.

7.77.2
S5E18

'TGS with Tracy Jordan' without Tracy Jordan is an oxymoron, like 'liberal government' or 'female scientist.'

7.16.8
S5E18

We were four and three in Ivy League play last year! Our quarterback, Henry Chang...

6.96.0
S5E18

But you're looking out for us, right? Pounding on desks and doing whatever this is called?

6.96.3
S5E18

Power wagging

7.46.7
S5E18

It's called TWINKS. / That's the name of your network? Isn't 'twink' a term for a young, hairless gay man?

7.37.5
S5E18

TWINKS is an acronym designed to project a positive gay image. 'TWINKS... Television With Individuals... Naive, Kinky, Shaved.' Okay.

7.47.5
S5E18

When I was with D'Fwan on 'Queen of Jordan,' he spent $4,000 on chihuahua outfits for himself.

6.96.5
S5E18

'I'm Afraid My Hands Are Tied'... is the only show anyone's watching on TWINKS.

8.27.8
S5E18

Baby? Ah, yes, BABY... Black-Asian Bisexual Youths.

7.97.5
S5E18

My night nurse swears she calls me 'koskel,' which, in Trinidadian Creole, means 'stranger.'

7.77.2
S5E18

Hank... there is a gay Jack Donaghy.

7.77.5
S5E18

I sense something, a presence I've not felt since...

6.35.8
S5E18

He's a gay shark, like the actor who played Jaws.

7.57.3
S5E18

When the administration started to falter because of our conspiracy... I mean, Obama's ineptitude

7.87.5
S5E18

And we were all like, 'Whatever. We'll go to IHOP and not tell him!'

7.97.8
S5E18

He's on LinkedIn, Lemon. He might as well be dead!

7.97.7
S5E18

What else crawls, Lemon? / Babies, Jack. You have one.

7.26.7
S5E18

I thought we understood that you are never to think that I understand anything!

8.17.5
S5E18

You will be under me, and if there's one slipup, your ass is mine!

7.37.3
S5E18

No! You are the spider. I am the sun! I dry up all the rain! / Yes! Freeing me, the spider, to climb up the spout again!

7.97.8
S5E18

I was going to take a picture where it looked like I was holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa!

6.86.0
S5E18

You're like Dora's friend. / Benny the Bull. / Benny the Bull.

7.16.5
S5E19

Listen to me, I sound like Cagney and Lacey, but without the slutty clothes.

6.96.0
S5E19

We produce more failed pilots than the French Air Force.

8.18.2
S5E19

$15 million, so far, developing a show called 'Who Nose?' About an investigative reporter who can't smell and has to get the story using only his eyes, ears and other senses.

6.96.8
S5E19

Your father may be gone, but before he died he programmed me to take his place... No! Shut it down! This is terrible.

6.96.3
S5E19

Jack, can we talk, one ten to another? I'm an eleven, but continue.

7.67.2
S5E19

$20,000 in first-class flights for the drill,

7.47.5
S5E19

Writers? No. We'll do the work ourselves. Meet me in my dressing room. I'll get a computer from one of the ugly people. And I'll bring the world's greatest encyclopedia, my mind.

7.26.7
S5E19

Lemon, you look terrible, and I once watched you eat oysters while you had a cold.

7.46.8
S5E19

Could you use that to motivate Slaughterface sewing the sheriff's mouth to his own anus?

7.47.2
S5E19

Of course. Elegant. Should 'Vaginatorium' be capitalized?

7.36.8
S5E19

Vote? For what? Isn't this supposed to be a movie? Again, it doesn't matter. People will just do it, and we get 99 cents a text.

7.26.8
S5E20

There is no pie.

7.16.8
S5E20

Mystery novels written by janitors?

7.36.7
S5E20

See? I got a new hair. It's white and it hurts, but--

7.57.2
S5E20

I refuse to have long, gas-induced conversations with any of you people.

8.18.0
S5E20

I'm Jack Donaghy, CEO of General Electric. Who are you? I'm Jack Donaghy. You were Jack Donaghy.

7.57.0
S5E20

We made the cover during meetings history month? I made the cover.

7.26.5
S5E20

And here... Isn't even GE anymore. It's Kableclown. 'Town,' Donaghy, and that's not funny.

7.26.5
S5E20

Look at my claws! Sharks don't have claws. You don't even know what a shark is anymore!

7.97.8
S5E20

It's when two fat people-- I don't care!

7.47.0
S5E20

I am a Jedi!

6.86.5
S5E20

Your wet, yet somehow flaky hand.

7.87.8
S5E20

I became the American auto industry, failing to recognize that you can't fix a Lemon

8.38.5
S5E20

We're obviously all thinking it, so I'm just gonna say it. We're gonna have sex with each other, right?

8.08.3
S5E20

That wouldn't be very fair. I'm only trained to fight four or more men at a time.

8.18.0
S5E20

You'll still get laughed out of the Vanity Fair Oscar party by Greg Kinnear.

7.77.5
S5E21

I was sitting in that chair a minute ago. Nope. That was me. What can I say. I smell like leather.

6.56.2
S5E21

There is no pie

6.35.8
S5E21

See? I got a new hair. It's white and it hurts, but...

7.57.0
S5E21

I refuse to have long, gas-induced conversations with any of you people

7.36.5
S5E21

Who are you? You're so handsome.

7.66.8
S5E21

What the hell is a Pwomp? ... It's when two fat people... I don't care!

7.26.8
S5E21

your wet, yet somehow flaky hand

7.77.3
S5E21

I became the American auto industry failing to recognize that you can't fix a lemon!

7.27.0
S5E22

Hush, island baby / Tomorrow you'll shuck the cane / Your little fingers bloody / Prepare to be whipped

8.07.5
S5E22

No, when she's ready, Dr. Kevorkian says we have to put her down. He's a very good pediatrician, but that is an unfortunate name.

8.07.7
S5E22

No. Call back tomorrow. She has Babynomics at 11:00.

7.26.8
S5E22

I'm going to give you... one of my neckties.

7.16.3
S5E22

having people pay you for the privilege of cutting your hair.

7.67.0
S5E22

'Hot Blondes in Weird Places' initiative

7.57.5
S5E22

Who's ready for Skype sex? No, no, no. This is the Liddy call.

7.27.0
S5E22

You people have too much money.

7.67.2
S5E22

Bring back some throwing stars for Liddy

7.67.3
S5E22

Do you want to watch me eat jelly beans... real slow? Yes.

7.67.3
S5E22

President InterBush is out of the question.

7.97.7
S5E22

'Me plus you equals frowny face.'

8.08.0
S5E22

I'm a parrot.

7.26.8
S5E22

She pays $1,000 an hour to do that with her trainer.

7.97.3
S5E23

I know that people are feeling sorry for me because my wife was kidnapped by Kim Jong-il

7.77.8
S5E23

Last night I sat in front of the TV and ate an entire carton of foie gras.

7.47.2
S5E23

I can hardly drink my morning-shower Scotch.

8.08.0
S5E23

we would go to Strawberry Fields in Central Park and kick hippies' hacky sacks into the bushes

8.08.0
S5E23

Normal is a woman and a woman getting married and having a child.

6.76.3
S5E23

Bush is a war criminal! There's so much texting going on these days and no communicating!

6.86.5
S5E23

committing a hate crime against what the city is now claiming was a Jewish tree

7.98.3
S5E23

You two have similar-shaped buttocks

6.76.7
S5E23

It was nice to hear a woman's laugh in the house again

7.06.8
S5E23

Don't go, Avery. I mean, Kenneth.

7.47.3
S5E23

Put on these earrings

6.97.2
S5E23

I put the system on trial. You can't handle the truth!

6.66.3
S5E23

God, are you punishing me because my hair is better than yours?

7.98.0
S5E23

Good God! Lemon? Liddy, say, 'Good God, Lemon.' Guh gah, Lem.

7.17.0
S5E23

where she spat up on a white lady's dreads

7.77.5
S6E01

Did you know that both her mothers are serial killers?

7.47.7
S6E01

A little less than my kidnapped wife, but I did get a nice Christmas card from Avery and Kim Jong-Un.

8.18.0
S6E01

She's like a little human tumbler of scotch.

7.97.5
S6E01

You took the train to your parents' house. On Christmas Eve, you forgot that eggnog has alcohol in it, and got into a shoving match with your aunt about who puts the star on top of the tree.

7.67.7
S6E01

Unlike cash cow, the failed NBC spin-off of cash cab. You try riding a cow through midtown Manhattan, Lemon. The animal will panic.

7.97.8
S6E01

What if I told you your first match burned his groin off in an accident at his cake shop.

7.47.3
S6E01

I haven't seen such a unanimously negative response since the Frasier spin-off, hey, Roz.

7.26.7
S6E01

You were trying to get me to commit suicide, right?

7.77.3
S6E01

Just because those kids had the same scared look on their faces that you had when that dog got too close to your stroller in the park.

7.77.2
S6E01

Did you say 'money'? Is that your first word... money? Yes, money. Are you telling me that money's more important than doing what's right? I want money too!

8.07.8
S6E01

Oh, God! So much grapevining!

7.37.0
S6E01

You'll say you're seeing it ironically, and yet you'll tear up when Ashton Kutcher kisses Lea Michele. You know me. I love it when the swarthy girl gets the guy.

7.87.3
S6E01

You've waited five weeks to see it, to make sure that you wouldn't contribute to it being the number one movie in America.

7.46.8
S6E02

Jordan's comments have angered gay-rights groups and are likely annoying his co-workers who thought they'd linger over breakfast this morning, perhaps with a new lover. Wow, that is some detailed reporting, curry.

6.76.2
S6E02

He's dating the charmin cub. I thought they were babies.

7.17.0
S6E02

His name is 'Chris,' and I'm sorry, but for my own reasons... And 'Chris' is spelled? No 'h' and two 's's.

7.97.3
S6E02

Criss is trying to... You can stop right there. He's an entrepreneur. He's currently meeting with investors in the hopes of starting an organic gourmet hot dog truck.

7.06.7
S6E02

Good God! Where does this person live? Don't worry about it. How bad can it be? Jersey city? His parents' apartment? It's not a walk-up, is it? He's actually been living with me for the past month. Ah.

7.67.3
S6E02

Where does this person live? Don't worry about it. How bad can it be? Jersey city? His parents' apartment? It's not a walk-up, is it?

7.77.8
S6E02

Good God!

7.67.5
S6E02

Oh, better hold on to this one. He's getting a free muffin soon. Wow, I've never seen a sunglass hut credit card before.

7.36.8
S6E02

Wow, I've never seen a sunglass hut credit card before.

6.96.3
S6E02

Hmm. this guy might suck

7.26.7
S6E02

Although I don't know for sure, because I refuse to read literature that questions the morality of war.

7.87.3
S6E02

Although I don't know for sure, because I refuse to read literature that questions the morality of war.

7.77.5
S6E02

You wrote 'remember to DVR Kendra' on your hand.

7.67.5
S6E03

We sent Elton and David a honey-baked ham. What more do they want?

7.27.0
S6E03

Good God, Lemon.

7.88.0
S6E03

I'll have you know the last man who wore jeans in this office was named Theodore Wrangler. And you, Banks, could not even carry his trademark, floor-length, suede cape.

7.97.5
S6E03

The only copy of that photograph is in Stephanie Seymour's safety deposit box.

7.46.8
S6E03

We're new, we're called PEEN. And what is that an acronym for? Acronym?

7.06.7
S6E03

The highest grossing movie of all time! The boat, not the movie, the boat!

7.87.5
S6E03

All right, you can watch me shower, but no touching. No touching just makes it hotter.

7.16.7
S6E03

You can't tear up my checks, Criss. They're printed on Nixon's old bed sheets.

8.07.7
S6E03

She's my subordifriend.

7.57.0
S6E03

Well, I have to go get a bunch of gaybies into preschool before we all get sued

7.27.0
S6E03

I'll tell you, friendship is the one kind of ship that never sinks.

5.55.0
S6E03

Magellica the Unicorn. It's wondrous.

6.86.5
S6E03

All the favors that you called in, you would have used next year for little lippy. Liddy. Is that even a name?

7.37.0
S6E03

I wonder what Liddy will be doing with her degree from suny. Don't even say it. Oneonta.

7.57.0
S6E03

She's already sorting objects by shape and color. At 11 months, I don't think so. She can count to ten if you say seven for her.

7.57.5
S6E03

She gets five and nine? She can save five words. So. In mandarin.

7.77.5
S6E03

She scored a 62 on the object permanence matrix. But that's an adult score.

7.97.5
S6E03

And did I mention... She's using the potty. Surely just for wee-wee. No.

7.57.5
S6E04

She's bigger than Maulik Pancholy on Whitney.

6.56.0
S6E04

Besides the greatest power of all? The ability to gestate life.

7.57.0
S6E04

For what it's worth, CIA analysts have confirmed that she is, indeed, "keeping it tight."

7.77.8
S6E04

With texting and email, a multi-million dollar system of pleasure slaves is no longer needed.

7.37.3
S6E04

He's still difficult to read, much like that memoir Reagan wrote the week before he died. It's, uh...scattered.

7.37.0
S6E04

The good news is for a different group of people.

7.47.2
S6E04

Everyone knows that Dalton is the most popular page. Dalton! Dalton! Dalton!

6.76.3
S6E04

Phillie phanatic, get away from him.

7.06.8
S6E04

You thumb with a wig, those gifts were supposed to go to the 60th floor.

7.37.3
S6E05

morale-boosting T-shirts indicating everyone 'survived' a certain barbecue

7.77.2
S6E05

when was the last time I said, 'no, senator, you're out of order'?

6.86.0
S6E05

And by your 'assistant,' you mean you with a British accent?

6.96.2
S6E05

when your kid throws a tantrum and holds his breath, you hold your breath too. When you regain consciousness, believe me, he's ready to leave the toy store

7.87.5
S6E05

Tell him the funmeister says, 'hi.' He'll know what that means

7.26.7
S6E05

Hair movement... Is a sign of weakness

7.77.0
S6E05

90% of negotiations are lost by the person who speaks first

6.95.8
S6E05

Because what is speaking a sign of? Weakness? You, out. Fired

7.77.3
S6E05

Jack Donaghy... Playing with himself. It's a Jack-off

6.05.7
S6E05

Not Napoleon, not Hitler, not even Balki in the unaired ninth season of Perfect strangers

7.97.8
S6E05

you have to say, 'go for Liz,' when you answer your phone

6.55.8
S6E05

I'm just doing the sorcerer's apprentice. You respond with a pirate holiday, and I have no choice but to play the hillbilly auction

7.77.3
S6E05

It'll be back to submitting topical menopause jokes to joy behar by fax

7.27.0
S6E05

Then an elegante, parry with an elegante primo, 5%, I demand three years... No, that can't be right. Elegante, elegante primo, carry the one...

7.46.7
S6E05

Good God. You won. I did? You got everything you wanted. Kabletown Jack made a mistake, and Lemon Jack pounced on it. I-me lost

7.77.0
S6E05

Men wanted to be me, women wanted to sleep with me, bisexuals wanted to watch

7.67.0
S6E05

Maybe I'll just quit and... Go work for a not-for-profit. Somewhere where there's less pressure and the people are nice. And I can wear sneakers and jeans on Friday

7.56.8
S6E05

I want to be somebody else! I want to be a baby again!

6.76.2
S6E05

Have you not read the poetry of jewel?

7.46.8
S6E05

So that means that my me-I taught your you-you a negotiation trick. Yes, I suppose you did

6.45.7
S6E05

He's a white male with hair, Lemon. The sky's the limit

7.67.2
S6E05

To white men!

7.26.7
S6E06

Release some energy. / Are we talking about something gross? / My animus has become pent up.

7.06.3
S6E06

'mommy-daddy sheet monster times' / I've never 'mommy-daddy sheet monstered' myself.

7.37.3
S6E06

I would kill to get hit in the crotch by a baseball today.

7.47.3
S6E06

The first Jessup moved to this country in 1760 to avoid an embarrassing regifting incident.

8.28.2
S6E06

What is she, an Egyptian crocodile? 'Cause she is in 'denial.'

4.74.5
S6E06

I've had two coffees.

7.57.2
S6E06

And what race were those mannequins, because their skin was gray. They were like faceless sex aliens.

7.27.3
S6E06

According to your Christmas letter, Avery is in Asia on business. / You know that she was kidnapped by the north Korean secret police. / Don't be vulgar.

7.98.0
S6E06

I'm sorry, but who is this 'we' you keep referring to? Your husband has been dead for 15 years.

7.37.0
S6E06

extracting an American from North Korea is a, uh... / Oh. / Is a lot more difficult than organizing a round-Robin paddle tennis tournament.

7.57.5
S6E06

Mein herr, meine frau Avery Jessup... Kim Jong-II vuvuzela Charlize Theron... Boomerang my Sheila back to her Joey, mate.

7.57.7
S6E06

The U.N. is a useless organization, with a ridiculous army. Robin's egg blue helmets? Great camouflage, if you're invading an easter egg hunt.

7.67.7
S6E06

First of all, why do you want flies?

7.47.3
S6E06

Do you see a 14 on my watch? / Yes, it's the date.

6.46.0
S6E06

'Maybe we sit quietly and read our, uh, soccer magazine.'

6.56.0
S6E06

I can see to it that Transylvania never sees another episode of Friends. / No! Monica and Chandler just slept together in London.

7.88.0
S6E06

at Monica and Chandler's wedding, Rachel's the one who is pregnant.

7.67.5
S6E06

'No, you were wonderful. The way your eyes went dead, just like Avery's.'

8.28.5
S6E06

Those incredible cheekbones, like an evil Disney queen.

7.17.0
S6E06

Your hair, like a lion's mane. My eyes, like two pools of ice water. / The bats are long and hard. / The gloves are girls. / Balls! / Jeter's thighs in those pants.

7.67.7
S6E06

My taxes are paying for your healthcare! Do a sit-up!

7.97.7
S6E08

Fifth Avenue is closed for a joint pain walkathon. It's only four blocks but they are so slow.

6.86.5
S6E08

we live in the world capital of culture, finance and King Kong attacks

7.07.0
S6E08

My assailant was a middle-aged white man wearing a button down shirt and dockers. Dockers!

7.06.8
S6E08

His knife was from Eddie Bauer.

7.57.5
S6E08

How could we pay their salaries without using their money?

7.57.0
S6E08

It's the original Ghostbusters all over again.

7.16.7
S6E08

Well you make your hair every morning by sticking your head in a cotton candy machine.

7.67.7
S6E08

where the starting salary is... $5 million a year.

7.27.0
S6E08

Slogan to come.

6.86.0
S6E08

Jack-Donaghy-is-running for-mayor-2013 new-York-this-is the-website.Com

7.47.3
S6E08

You're the only woman I could ever fight to regain my manhood.

7.27.0
S6E08

You're the only woman I could ever fight to regain my manhood.

7.57.3
S6E09

I've watched newt gingrich eat a plate of ribs. I think my stomach can handle some rhubarb leaves.

7.57.3
S6E09

Just dab some scotch on your neck and make your eyes the color of a winter crystal so she'll think you're me.

8.18.0
S6E10

And I'm including making it through the '80s without having sex with Belinda Carlisle.

7.97.5
S6E10

by the end of this quarter, we're all gonna be in the black... comma... guys. Not, we're all gonna be in the black guys.

7.77.5
S6E10

Pizza demon! No, that can't be right.

7.87.7
S6E10

Pray for a body switch mix-up so we can see the world from each other's perspectives?

7.67.3
S6E10

Well... that sofa is made from sea biscuit.

8.07.8
S6E10

I've met jaleel White. Incredibly charismatic. He makes Stefan urquelle look like Steve urkel.

8.07.8
S6E10

Like Hitler... Or Willy wonka.

8.08.0
S6E11

Kidz is a hit the whole family can watch together, not your usual sitcom crap full of gratuitous vulgarity and pratfalls. My penis!

6.47.2
S6E11

People have forgotten about that thing, but any white male can arrest any other person.

7.77.7
S6E11

Little league tryouts are coming soon. How would you like to wind up on a team with... None of your friends?

7.77.2
S6E11

That's why I hired a Cato to attack me at random. Like inspector clouseau.

7.57.2
S6E11

Excellent, Cato, excellent!

6.76.8
S6E11

Autocorrect. I was trying to say 'pen organizer.'

6.76.0
S6E11

I'm very good at voices, Kaylie. I'm very good.

7.16.8
S6E11

Isn't that just a sweat shop? I know!

7.57.2
S6E11

I once took a log with googly eyes to a father-son picnic.

7.87.7
S6E11

Well, I was voted head of the PTA, so no.

7.77.5
S6E11

then on to that last bastion of the incompetent rich, USC.

7.67.2
S6E11

but having glimpsed yet another tile in the rich mosaic that is your menstrual history.

8.17.8
S6E11

I'm her Nemesis.

7.57.5
S6E11

Son of a dingbat!

7.27.0
S6E12

Unfortunately, unless Harry's law really took off this week and no one told me, you two are the biggest stars at the network

7.87.0
S6E12

You've got to replace 'Malaar' with 'Fairfield, Connecticut,' and 'unicorn' with... unicorn, a death Ray

8.17.8
S6E12

I'm trapped in a barren wasteland, and no matter what I do, I can't get out. Wait. Oh, my God, it's happening again. The desert of Kroth is Kabletown

8.27.7
S6E12

I'm putting an old German curse on you

7.16.8
S6E12

I'm going to turn my desert into glass, and glass is a commodity that you all need

8.27.8
S6E12

I'm going to turn my desert into glass, and glass is a commodity that you all need, for your elfin oracle mirrors, for your crystal palace, for the colorful glass beads that you keep buying for some reason.

7.57.3
S6E12

for the colorful glass beads that you keep buying for some reason. / I'm going to wear them to the pirates' ball

7.67.5
S6E12

Today Malaar... Tomorrow Kabletown.

8.38.0
S6E13

We found that if someone is actually on nbc, They're 4% more likely to watch it.

7.06.5
S6E13

I need to tone down my natural aura Of strength and sexual dominance.

7.67.5
S6E13

as it turns out, amnesty international Is nothing but a company that makes and sells candles.

8.08.0
S6E13

It's called... Rhythm and news.

7.17.2
S6E13

Remember when we used to be the world leader in baby cuteness? I can't compete with that.

7.97.8
S6E13

Either cnn gets back on the avery jessup story, Or I'll tell everyone your real name, steel hammerhands.

7.78.0
S6E13

'I'm home, jack. And I brought back a bunch of oriental sex powders.'

7.77.7
S6E13

Send a bunch of pies to the oxygen network.

8.08.2
S6E13

Practical, emotional, and there's actual intelligence, Which is what I'm talking about.

7.97.8
S6E13

Her ruthless pursuit of self-interest. It's the heart of capitalism. And the beautiful black heart of my wife.

8.28.0
S6E13

That's how the banking industry learned its lesson. And now they're doing amazing, and everyone's honest.

7.97.8
S6E14

Pride: Make every room a bathroom.

6.36.5
S6E14

Boy meets girl. Girl gets kidnapped by asian dictator. Boy makes movie to get girl back. Girl's so grateful she does birthday things to boy. Boy falls asleep.

7.27.2
S6E14

Why wouldn't you be mitt-zombie? Because I'm an idiot!

7.06.8
S6E14

You're forgetting boy meets girl's mother. They are creepily attracted to each other.

6.05.8
S6E14

Pride: The world is your toilet.

5.85.7
S6E14

You must crumble like greek statues.

6.66.2
S6E14

I would never use that much math In complimenting a woman. Their brains can't handle it.

6.86.3
S6E14

An idea that's off the charts, kemosabe.

5.85.8
S6E14

Why are you dressed like a janitor? - It's my new job. - But you just got promoted. - Well, I've had a few setbacks

7.06.5
S6E14

This is a group process, lemon. Don't be an egomaniac.

7.06.5
S6E15

I remember Mrs. Doyle pulling me aside to talk about it in the seventh grade

7.36.7
S6E15

I was in the shower when I finally got the title of the movie Face off. Face off, face off.

7.57.2
S6E15

we got a 'jeers' in Corporate Blimps Weekly

7.87.5
S6E15

a white man who still buys Cadillacs

7.16.3
S6E15

I went and took a shower at the Racquet Club, where I saw Lou Dobbs step on his own testicles

8.38.5
S6E15

You have to talk like this! You can only say what's essential! And you get to point at things!

7.46.8
S6E15

'Summer horse grave'?

7.47.5
S6E15

Meditation is a waste of time, like learning French, or kissing after sex

7.97.5
S6E15

Is it, 'time to make the donuts'?

6.86.2
S6E15

shower me, Lemon. Shower me in the inane waters of television, food, and feet

7.97.3
S6E15

I once pantsed Deepak Chopra while Craig T. Nelson taped it

8.28.3
S6E15

My casserole's burning! My casserole's burnt!

7.36.8
S6E16

My greatest weakness is humility. I'm probably the most humble person in the whole world.

7.67.7
S6E16

When I used to live with Liz, I would videotape her sleeping and sell it to Japanese businessmen

8.08.3
S6E16

This is the biggest waste of time since NBC's diversity writing program. That was a good idea, but all of our actors are so white.

7.77.5
S6E16

What if the Wright brothers had said, 'let's just keep making bicycles,' or Alexander windowblinds had said, 'no, I don't want to partially see outside'?

7.87.7
S6E16

George W. Bush, during his 'let's do coke and buy the Texas rangers' phase. But he made a decision to be the best president ever and then he was.

8.07.8
S6E16

Like a couple of Jews watching The Daily Show.

6.66.0
S6E16

Except of course, uh, hide and seek.

7.67.0
S6E16

For God's sake, Hornberger, the dummy is winning!

7.77.5
S6E16

Corn is not the only thing he popped, if you know what I mean.

6.66.2
S6E16

Great men like Richard Nixon, the 1980 olympic hockey team, my good friend John Rambo.

7.97.5
S6E16

No, I'm quoting myself talking to Bruce Willis.

8.17.7
S6E16

Or I could be 6 feet under... In the subterranean paradise we built to escape the poor.

8.48.0
S6E16

Like some sort of American Barack Obama.

7.37.0
S6E16

It looks like a swastika made out of penises.

8.08.7
S6E16

Or whatever NBC is in five years. A T-shirt company probably?

7.57.3
S6E17

A real problem is losing your giant scissors right before a ribbon-cutting for a couch factory. I just...had them.

7.77.5
S6E17

Oh, thank God. I thought I'd lost them.

6.76.0
S6E17

factories provide three things this country desperately needs: Jobs, pride, and material for Bruce Springsteen songs.

7.87.3
S6E17

My good friend dick Cheney got one. A month later, he and I went hunting in Mexico. He shot thousands of doves that day and only hit me in the leg once.

7.98.0
S6E17

Like the flashlight in my race war preparedness bag.

7.37.0
S6E17

She's referring to my birth.

7.87.8
S6E17

You could look out at the park and watch carriage horses being whipped. I know how you love that.

7.06.5
S6E17

Because at Ellis island, your mother's name was recorded as 'unclaimed Irish stowaway.'

8.18.0
S6E17

Next thing you know, they'll be giving her his retractable wings and rocket arms.

7.67.5
S6E17

Lemon, my mother did explain sex to me, three years ago. There were...drawings.

7.98.0
S6E17

like Bill Belichick listening to Adele.

7.47.2
S6E17

As my coffee cup said this morning, 'you only regret the things you didn't do. This cup was made from recycled toilet paper.'

7.47.2
S6E17

Dean Cain is always there hoping to get recognized.

6.86.8
S6E17

When I was eight, she took me to the post office because I spilled juice on a couch reserved for the pope, which has still never been used. He'll come.

7.67.5
S6E17

which you should know was actually wine.

8.08.0
S6E17

Oh, you'd know. You lived through it.

7.57.5
S6E18

'cause nunchaku-ing can wear a guy out

7.27.0
S6E18

We have been creating and solving this country's problems for 200 years. Where's our history month?

7.07.3
S6E18

which costs... I don't know, $90 a gallon?

7.07.2
S6E18

Raymour and his conjoined twin, Flanigan.

7.57.3
S6E18

Ashley of Ashley furniture will be there, and he is a genitally androgynous pinhead.

6.96.7
S6E18

What aboutstar wars do you want to say, lemon?

7.87.5
S6E18

I'm thinking Sonny and... Cher.

6.56.0
S6E18

Kevin garnett helped me move once. Kevin costner cooked me dinner after a bad breakup. Kevin Sorbo intRoduced me to his podiatrist.

7.77.8
S6E18

They turned it into a training facility for single mothers to teach illegal immigrants how to fill out unemployment forms.

7.26.8
S6E18

He baked those rocks and sold them to children. As gum.

8.18.0
S6E18

You know what this country used to sit on? Logs. Girders. Poles.

7.47.0
S6E18

Kouchtown. Sit down or get out of the way.

6.86.3
S6E18

The design forces the sitter into what Israeli military interrogators call a stress position.

7.37.3
S6E18

It comes in espresso, dandelion, putty, and, as you see here, lagoon.

7.27.0
S6E18

You look like a substitute teacher who just got her one-year a.A. Chip.

7.37.2
S6E18

This couch... Is a failure. I hate golf. One time in college, I smoked a clove cigarette. I keep buying candles as gifts and keeping them for myself. My natural hair color is bright red.

8.38.5
S6E18

Oh, you are being so trans-vaginal right now.

7.47.0
S6E18

Sink them and make a reef to protect gay turtles?

7.47.2
S6E18

Sink them and make a reef to protect gay turtles?

7.37.3
S6E18

Tree bark. Glass. Shotgun shells. The broken swords of our vanquished enemies.

8.18.0
S6E18

It's like chewing a Mountain that someone shot a freeze ray into.

7.77.3
S6E19

Do you really love the overzealous studio audience who will applaud at anything? Here in the greatest city on earth, New York City, baby? Whassup?

7.26.8
S6E19

From now on, you write and shoot the whole season in two weeks like 'Wheel of fortune' or FOX news.

7.37.3
S6E19

'12 angry men' is preposterous Kenneth. 11 decent Americans are swayed by Jane Fonda's father?

7.67.3
S6E19

Are you telling me the mayor of your hometown is a car?

7.87.8
S6E19

I will roast you alive in an oven I design myself, using two, no, three kinds of heat.

8.28.3
S6E19

you should do it with the upcoming Warner Brothers movie, 'Rock of ages,' based on the hit Broadway musical. Rocking a theater near you June 15th. Tom Cruise sings.

7.06.7
S6E20

a crate of Hollister sweatshirts and a signed headshot of Don Johnson

7.27.2
S6E20

They just got Nash Bridges

7.26.3
S6E20

Excuse me, 'gays' at bravo

6.55.7
S6E20

Don't even let Clinton know about this. He and Steve bing will break out their sex plane. It is a sex plane. There aren't even any seats. It's just futons and jacuzzis

7.77.8
S6E20

Gus is someone I've gone into business with and Avery wouldn't approve of him. Why would she disapprove? Uh, well, uh, because they dated... At Yale. Gus was a professor

6.96.5
S6E20

I still have to get the menus from the printer, go to the cony island beet market. I've gotta pick up Yakov Smirnov at the airport

7.47.3
S6E20

If you don't kiss someone, they're offended

6.56.3
S6E21

Scott Scottsman

6.05.3
S6E21

There is an iPod 3 and a Mitt Romney 4. They worked all the bugs out. He's not killing hobos at night any more.

8.18.3
S6E21

And tomorrow, I am going to throw you a Thanks-Christmas-Valen-Easter-Ween of July party.

7.16.8
S6E21

I didn't wear your nightgowns. If they seem stretched out, it's because you're remembering wrong.

7.27.0
S6E21

She's still furious with Al Gore for stealing George Bush's idea to have an Internet.

7.87.5
S6E21

Playing psycho-sexual mind games is our normal, Lemon. This is perfect. Everything's perfect.

7.57.3
S6E21

She has the brain of a man, and the ass of a French teenager.

7.27.0
S6E21

The woman I kissed is your mother.

7.07.0
S6E21

I had an erotic dream about an adult Dora the explorer. I took her on a balcony in Madrid, above the Plaza Mayor. She had flowers in her hair.

7.57.8
S6E21

I had an erotic dream about an adult Dora the Explorer. I took her on a balcony in Madrid, above the Plaza Mayor. She had flowers in her hair.

7.07.2
S6E22

Yes, I married Becky and Dee because love is love and there's no reason they shouldn't experience the joy of marriage like any other couple. / I'm not going to the container store.

7.26.5
S6E22

Congratulations. You just turned into your father.

7.57.2
S6E22

I suppose our situation is most reminiscent of 'The Commodore's lust' from the 'Patriot's after dark' series.

8.07.7
S6E22

It's a code!

7.77.0
S6E22

You love wet feet?

7.36.8
S6E22

He said that to me in Galveston when a busload of drunk debutantes tried to get on his boat. It was named 'Mr. water boat.' Did it sink? Yes. Because there were too many people on it.

7.97.8
S6E22

But any child would be lucky to have you be the mother it loves then hates for a few years, then loves again, then half-heartedly defends to its spouse, then puts in a home.

8.68.8
S6E22

Number one, don't overthink the names. Stick to Kings and Queens of England. There will never be a president Ashton or a Dr. Katniss. Or a non-sexually confused Lorne.

8.07.7
S7E01

despite our tiny, un-American sodas

7.26.7
S7E01

That's idiotic. So, how was your hiatus? Start with what puzzles you did.

6.76.2
S7E01

Oh, really, Lemon? You can't even say 'trying'? What positions are you using? The one. There's only one.

6.97.2
S7E01

thanks to a round of golf with Archbishop Dolan, I was never married

8.27.8
S7E01

Liddy won a bronze in Horsey-Jumpy at the Baby Olympics

7.26.8
S7E01

If you're tired of sexy vampires, then you'll love 'Hunchbacks', starring Jonathan Silverman as Dr. Fantastico

6.56.2
S7E01

do you like the information channel you get when you stay in a hotel? Well, Thursdays is just that now

7.06.8
S7E01

Yes, little big man discovered the grass isn't always greener on the other side and came crawling back

6.25.8
S7E01

My grandmother was seriously ill. I went to Salinas to feed and bathe her. - I'm sorry. - I still don't like you.

7.47.3
S7E01

'God Cop.' Crime just got a new worst friend.

6.56.2
S7E01

It's all explained in the end by the wise black man played by Karl Malone

7.27.3
S7E01

But it's not a yacht for corporate parties and hooker disposal. It's a two-man fishing boat.

7.67.7
S7E01

I believe that is called a skiff. I will not have you telling me boat names in my own office!

7.06.8
S7E01

'Oh, Brother'. A comedy about two jive-talking con men hiding out in a monastery.

6.96.7
S7E01

Can I have a hot wife? If you gain 50 pounds. Yeah.

7.47.3
S7E01

I wish. Then I could just solve it with the Schwartzfeld Tesseract.

6.86.2
S7E01

Xerox, Alcoa, PAAS. The Easter egg company? They own their market. When was the last time you bought a non-PAAS egg-dyeing kit?

7.47.3
S7E01

Their wire egg-dipper is tops in the industry with the thinnest egg-loop to reduce dye lines.

7.77.7
S7E01

So, you don't peacock them. I don't... think so.

6.86.3
S7E01

Tonight on NBC, Joe Rogan is 'Mandela'. And, if it's Wednesday, it must be 'Cricket Night in America'. Then, on 'Jay', a full hour of Gary Sinise's band.

7.37.5
S7E01

Hang on. Did you cast yourself in this show? What can I say? We saw hundreds of actors for God. Finally the network executive said I should just play him. You're the network executive.

7.36.8
S7E01

I have an investor lined up who will buy the network and keep me in charge. I can't tell you who it is, but his word is as good as the color consistency on one of his Easter eggs.

7.16.8
S7E01

I cannot go to another business-school reunion and sit at the non-CEO table with the... women and nice men.

7.37.0
S7E01

Look at Sherman's march to the sea. Or what my good friend Bane tried to do to Gotham.

7.77.8
S7E01

If there is one thing I have realized from being God, it's that the more you know, the more you realize you do not... know.

6.66.5
S7E01

'Tank It,' the reality event of the year, where we make grandpas put on tank tops and then laugh at them.

7.07.0
S7E01

You just called me 'Liz'! We can fix that in the cutting room.

7.36.8
S7E02

Were you just skyping with a horse? Not 'a horse,' Lemon. Rafalca, Mitt Romney's champion dressage mare.

7.97.5
S7E02

She answers yes or no questions by eating either an apple for 'yes,' or a carrot for 'no.' If she eats both, that means 'life is full of unknowable gray areas.'

8.07.7
S7E02

Paul Ryan dropped out of the race last night. What? Wow, why? Turns out he was actually born in Kenya.

7.46.7
S7E02

Sunday Night Football is just Cleveland Browns games.

7.06.7
S7E02

I'm allowing Jimmy Fallon to use his real voice.

7.26.5
S7E02

Criss looks like a little elf prince.

7.36.8
S7E02

Just like BP did when they heroically tried to lubricate the Gulf of Mexico.

8.18.0
S7E02

You're supposed to say 'brava' to a woman. Oh, I am well aware of that.

8.07.3
S7E02

Oh, did you hear that? That's the sound of honey boo boos piling up on your TiVo. No!

7.16.7
S7E02

Oh, but how could you? He's so amazing. He rides the train.

7.77.2
S7E02

Is that red wine with tonic water and olives in it? Yep. It's an old Spanish.

7.36.7
S7E02

Cooter, this is a puffy frog with googly eyes. Oh, no. I've been handing those out all day.

7.36.8
S7E02

you can kiss goodbye your Dusseldorf bus schedule sex. You'll be having Paris Metro sex. Long sessions of afternoon love-making, followed by talking and making circles with your finger in Criss' chest hair.

7.97.5
S7E03

All right, Lemon, you got me. Yes, this is the same flashy night tie I was wearing when I left work yesterday. My hair is a disaster. I am indeed on a walk of shame.

6.76.0
S7E03

That woman was Pizzarina Sbarro, the heiress to the Sbarro Slice and Calzone Fortune.

7.47.5
S7E03

Lemon, I've seen your bathing suits. That could be anywhere.

7.47.3
S7E03

she's one of a diverse group of women I'm currently seeing. Group? Back to judgmental.

6.25.5
S7E03

It's not fair to the ladies, just because I'm the, uh, complete package. You are a complete package.

6.76.2
S7E03

I got the idea watching The Great Escape on TCM one night, how that ragtag bunch of heroes worked together to be greater than the sum of their parts. Bronson was the brawn, Attenborough was the brains, garner was the scrounger, McQueen was the hottie with the body. I'll say it.

7.57.3
S7E03

Zarina is the society girl I take to black-tie events, when I want to talk politics I call Anne, Tabitha knows how to work my DVR, and Mindy is my, uh, sex idiot.

7.37.2
S7E03

And if they did come to blows, it would be, uh... Intensely erotic. Like, uh, Steve McQueen on a motorcycle. Trying to jump that fence into Switzerland, but it's too high. He had a leather jacket.

6.96.8
S7E03

Uh, this is Mindy. Mindy, Zarina. Pleasure. Yeah. Oh, shiny.

6.96.5
S7E03

And like a silver-backed gorilla or Mitt Romney's grandfather, I require more than one woman to...

7.47.3
S7E03

The woman appears to have no hip joints.

7.37.2
S7E03

Mindy... Mindy... No, Ryan Lochte! Look at me... focus.

7.07.0
S7E03

When Jack Welch called you Rick. And I was fine with that too. I mean, he and I had met only, like, a million times, so why should he remember me.

7.46.8
S7E03

There are no bad ideas, Lemon, only great ideas that go horribly wrong.

7.87.3
S7E03

Why didn't she write, 'thinking of you, Jackie-bear?' She could have written this... to anyone.

6.96.5
S7E03

This woman is pokemoning me. She's blind-copied you, but if you just click this plus sign...

6.36.0
S7E03

kentremendous@fremulon.biz... Ugh. totalpackage58... Wait, that's me.

7.67.3
S7E03

I look forward to discovering exactly what each of you has to offer Zarina that I do not.

7.06.0
S7E03

Heavenly father. You must be Ken tremendous.

6.66.5
S7E03

We've covered all the classic boyfriend archetypes. Except the father figure. Where is that guy, am I right? The one who falls asleep at the opera, and doesn't notice that she's texting her real boyfriend from his bed. Where's that sucker?

7.87.8
S7E03

Oh, no... Is it me?

7.57.5
S7E03

Is that the only building that you flash? Or do you also flash the Time Warner center to make the Empire State Building feel like an old fool.

7.97.5
S7E03

Do you really want this girl asking you to go hear her friend DJ in Brooklyn? No, that sounds exhausting. Do you want to drive five hours to go rock climbing with her, and be expected to have sex after? I do not. I mean, my back.

7.06.8
S7E03

I do like soup.

6.96.8
S7E04

since our weekend in Aspen, she's been put on pelvic rest. Fast-forward noise.

6.86.3
S7E04

Good Lord, Lemon. You just locked your mouth and then swallowed the key. It makes no earthly sense.

7.36.7
S7E04

Reginald, I believe you're thinking of the White House.

6.55.8
S7E04

And in her apartment there is a black-and-white photograph where you can almost see a breast. It's an original Leonard Nimoy.

8.18.3
S7E04

You are my chum. The bait I throw in the water to attract the big fish. Damn it! Second meaning.

7.87.8
S7E04

And Ed Begley Jr. wasn't available, because the sail on his car broke.

7.27.3
S7E04

They want their honeys boo boo and their Sunday night feetball, which is the plural of football.

7.47.0
S7E04

become the 11th legitimate President of the United States.

6.96.8
S7E04

if I didn't know you were going to get your own planet when you die.

7.27.0
S7E04

How dare you talk that way in front of the pile.

7.16.8
S7E04

I support Mitt Romney. Good, continue.

7.37.2
S7E04

'Dy-no-mite.' For heaven's sakes.

6.76.5
S7E04

Over there, they solve all their problems with money. They use it to put out fires. Ce feu m'ennuie.

8.08.3
S7E05

You're not right for it. What thing? I was born for it!

6.56.3
S7E05

The first really, really rich president!

6.56.2
S7E05

A head has five holes, and they are all needed.

7.88.0
S7E05

You're the one using negative words like 'without' and 'negative'.

7.16.8
S7E05

The same polyps Jenna had prayed for.

7.87.5
S7E05

First of all, I have never dropped a hat in my life.

7.37.2
S7E05

Since you've known me, I've been right about no less than everything always.

7.26.8
S7E05

You wish, you pervert.

5.85.8
S7E05

Scarlett Johansson. Blake Lively. Jessica Biel -- Wow. Those are all very beautiful women. Do you really want to be photographed next to them?

7.78.0
S7E05

Craig T. Nelson, Chuck Norris, and Charlton Heston's skull. You'd be the only cool Republican.

7.27.5
S7E05

Miss Lemon, I know Scottie Pippen. I own a Fuddrucker's with Scottie Pippen. And you, sir, look like Scottie Pippen.

7.37.2
S7E05

When our founding fathers first set out, time and time again, our nation horizon... prosperity... dreams... freedom. But the spirit... journey... destiny. Mitt Romney values. Jenna values. I've met people. For this generation and generations to come.

6.77.3
S7E05

I take thousands of micronaps during the day.

6.56.3
S7E05

The man doesn't drink. How does he let a moment land?

7.77.7
S7E05

It certainly won't work with a man who didn't cry at 'Field of Dreams', not even when the bank failed to recoup its investment in the farm.

8.28.5
S7E05

It stands for Motorized Intelligent Technodrome Termina--

6.46.2
S7E05

when I was a boy, I used to go to Fenway and sell my urine... for fans to throw at Mickey Mantle.

8.08.0
S7E05

Voters don't really pick the president. That's up to important people like corporations and celebrities.

6.86.8
S7E05

Just like most games.

6.56.2
S7E06

Hold on. Your name is Jack Donaghy? That's hilarious.

5.95.8
S7E06

Now say, 'don't talk to me like that. Don't you know who I am?' / I will not say that because you just ruined it.

7.46.5
S7E06

I've championed diversity on NBC. I mean, we've got football. That's pretty black, right?

8.08.0
S7E06

Delightful... Charlie Chaplin. You have the moustache and everything.

6.76.3
S7E06

That was at a Knicks game. They needed to stop the clock.

8.07.5
S7E06

A foot illness or fell running for food?

7.06.7
S7E06

I will not have you talk to me like I'm some kind of Liz Lemon.

7.27.0
S7E06

Just like me? I went to Princeton. I neglected a tiger.

7.97.5
S7E06

Jack Donaghy to see Liz Lemon. Get off this channel! This is a military frequency.

6.96.3
S7E06

Get two birds with one stone, like when I used Mick Jagger to lure Roger McGuinn and David Crosby to my birthday party.

7.67.2
S7E06

That is what she said.

4.64.7
S7E06

Checkmate. Game, set, match. Rumbledy-goo... Which is what you say when you win in polo.

7.36.8
S7E06

That's... genius.

7.16.8
S7E06

Great Caesar's ghost!

5.85.0
S7E07

Well, you do have the wind-battered face of a New England cod fisherman, if that's what you're asking.

7.97.5
S7E07

I'll get Tony Bennett to sing. I saved his life at an illegal pai gow game once. He owes me a favor.

7.77.3
S7E07

Uh, let's say Jenna Was worth that in her prime. That was 10 years ago.

7.16.7
S7E07

A 7th-grade education, hepatitis D, bullet in jaw, fatwa, credit card debt, wanted by the Yakuza --

8.08.0
S7E07

$2,000.

7.88.3
S7E07

Oh, also, I told him you're Italian, so he might call you Tina --

6.96.3
S7E07

I'm at an age where I no longer need erectile softeners.

7.06.8
S7E07

I coined the phrase, 'You wish, pal!'

7.47.0
S7E07

You know, I'm attractive. I've got cheekbones and a pair you can do something with.

7.27.0
S7E08

She insists on traveling on Pearl Harbor Day to 'Show the Emperor we're not afraid.'

7.67.2
S7E08

That's only 14 in demon years, Lemon.

8.38.2
S7E08

I got the idea from watching your President Obama the last four years.

6.66.2
S7E08

Notice the ring is shriller.

6.96.2
S7E08

If only 'Dragnet' hadn't been preempted because of Sputnik, you never would have been conceived!

7.97.5
S7E08

Colleen wanted to be buried before the rest of the family found out and sold her body to a haunted house.

7.87.7
S7E08

One more chance to disappoint her as she looks up at me from her throne in Hell.

7.57.3
S7E08

I realized that her constant, crushing disapproval was a gift. The greatest gift a mother ever gave a son.

7.77.3
S7E08

The man who in 1984 wore a tuxedo so well, he broke up the Go-Go's.

7.87.5
S7E09

One... birthday boy always sleeps in the largest tiger cage.

8.08.3
S7E09

Some of the rules may be specific to my time in Vietnam.

8.18.0
S7E09

Hank Jr. is writing a children's book about a giraffe who learns he doesn't have to work hard.

7.47.0
S7E09

Remember A-8? You peeked.

7.26.7
S7E09

Gregory Linens teamed up with Thomas n'things.

7.26.7
S7E09

19.

8.08.0
S7E09

Steve Forbes was born a ball of fingers. He had the best surgeons money can buy, but you can still tell.

8.38.7
S7E09

The reason being a week-long party in Stephen sondheim's sex dungeon. The workmanship down there is exquisite, but it took forever.

8.48.8
S7E09

Thanks for the compliment, Lemon. Train travel's for hoboes.

7.97.3
S7E09

So Jenna is an Ashkenazi Jew with an extra 'Y' chromosome?

7.37.2
S7E09

Yes, I suppose that's one way this could have played out.

8.38.5
S7E09

A birthday card.

8.18.3
S7E09

While I distracted you, you forgot Pop-Pop's 70th birthday.

8.68.8
S7E10

dear doritos, what about just selling bags full of your dust? I could put it on chicken or fish.

7.06.8
S7E10

Then I have to drive around with my headlights off until someone flashes me. Then I have to... Well, it's not important.

7.36.7
S7E10

She is the only person in the world to have sarcastic last words. 'I just want you to be "happy"." Mother, how I "miss" you.

8.48.0
S7E10

Next, we'll be holding hands in adjacent bathtubs. Or maybe that was a Cialis commercial... it's all a blur.

7.37.0
S7E10

Why can't we just cut this state adrift and let it crash into Cuba?

7.16.8
S7E10

I have a gluten thing that turns my business white.

6.55.7
S7E10

But they weren't lesbians. My God, of course they were!

7.47.0
S7E10

Abraham Lincoln and his roommate, Joshua fry speed, slept in the same bed together until Joshua died from dancing too long at a party.

7.67.5
S7E10

What's the problem, Lemon? They're just lumpy flowers.

7.06.7
S7E10

They're from the L.L. Bean maritime professional collection.

7.46.8
S7E10

Face-to-face, or butt-to-butt?

7.47.3
S7E10

There was a particularly youth-oriented priest in my childhood parish who went after everybody but me... Even fat Ralph, and he ate his boogers. I felt so unpretty.

8.38.0
S7E10

First of all, it's 'champing' at the bit. Horses champ.

7.57.0
S7E10

And I know those pots aren't flowers. They're my mother's vagina.

7.37.2
S7E11

Would Amelia Earhart or dian fosse or Joan of Arc?

8.18.2
S7E11

Lemon, expensive musical cues are exactly the sort of thing you can't afford anymore.

8.07.5
S7E11

I do admire Wonka. He's a true capitalist. His factory has zero government regulations, slave labor, and an indoor boat.

8.58.2
S7E11

Kenneth, it's 'we peacock comedy.' You say the peacock.

7.46.5
S7E11

Kenneth, you also just described me. Are you saying I wasn't right for the job?

8.27.8
S7E11

I mean, the monkey was funny, damn it.

7.36.7
S7E11

Homonym is the first U.S. TV show to be broadcast in Iran.

7.46.7
S7E11

Your college mascot and president was a bear in a hat?

8.07.5
S7E11

You're the next president of the National Broadcasting Company.

8.58.7
S7E12

"We're now providing the same level of service to our subscribers at zero the cost."

7.77.3
S7E12

"And then we'll be able to get even better trophy wives... Halfasian ones!"

6.05.3
S7E12

To keep away Frankensteins, which, as far as we know, worked.

7.87.3
S7E12

I ran this morning for 30 minutes. Does that include dry heaving? And wet.

7.47.0
S7E12

"A city built on the religion of capitalism, and I am its high priest, looking down on the swinish multitude."

7.56.7
S7E12

"even they must acknowledge me... As a God."

6.96.3
S7E12

"Dark times are these." - Yoda quote delivered seriously

6.05.5
S7E12

"I'm afraid I'm gonna have to spank you again."

6.45.8
S7E12

"I'm going to crush this problem... With my ass."

7.16.7
S7E12

"The parking space closest to the door is mine."

6.96.2
S7E12

"Neither is talking two catholic beauties into a delicious vanilla-caramel sex swirl, but I did it."

6.86.2
S7E12

"And I got rid of their accents."

7.67.5
S7E12

"You string cheese with a tooth stuck in it."

7.37.0
S7E12

"God, I feel like I have a 'macropenis' right now."

7.47.2
S7E12

"I pissed off my enemies... Pelosi, Maddow, Baldwin."

7.57.0
S7E12

"I used to be a shark, and then you 'unsharkulated' me."

7.36.8
S7E12

I called you up here for one meeting seven years ago, and you kept coming up.

7.67.5
S7E12

I found this customer-loyalty card to a place called blazer bar, and I assume it's yours. / Thank you. It's Manhattan's largest out-of-business women's blazer dump.

8.07.8
S7E12

"Look, I didn't like the way we ended things yesterday."

7.27.0
S7E12

"most of Tan Penis Island was destroyed in Sting's house fire."

7.98.0
S7E12

"I spent Christmas alone in the Hamptons, drinking scotch and throwing firecrackers at Billy Joel's dog!"

7.98.2
S7E12

"Go to YouTube and search 'Hamlet the mini pig goes downstairs.'"

7.67.5
S7E12

"Don goes to work for Peggy!"

6.86.7
S7E12

"It's a word that comes to us by way of the old high German luba, from the Latin lubere, meaning 'to be pleasing.'"

8.17.8
S7E12

"A hot bowl of bear meat or your enemy's skull... Split."

7.67.0
S7E12

"Clear dishwashers, so you can see what's going on inside it."

7.77.8
S7E13

Yesterday I moved Kabletown's customer service to a part of India that has no phones. We're now providing the same level of service to our subscribers at zero the cost.

8.17.8
S7E13

Stay-at-home Lemon. To what do I owe the pleasure? Did you already run out of things to do today? - Pfft! What? No. You are.

6.35.8
S7E13

To keep away frankensteins, which, as far as we know, worked.

7.97.7
S7E13

I ran this morning for 30 minutes. - Does that include dry heaving? - And wet.

7.37.0
S7E13

Hogcock! Which is a combination of 'hogwash' and 'poppycock.'

7.37.2
S7E13

A city built on the religion of capitalism, and I am its high priest, looking down on the swinish multitude.

7.77.3
S7E13

Even they must acknowledge me... As a god. - And this makes you happy? - It should.

7.57.3
S7E13

Inga, you have to warn me when we have an important guest. I'm afraid I'm gonna have to spank you again.

6.96.5
S7E13

As I was taught at Six Sigma... Analyze, strategize, succeed. 'A.S.S.' I'm going to crush this problem... With my ass.

7.77.5
S7E13

Nancy, I know this is unconventional, but I really think a group relationship could work. - What you're proposing is a sin, Jack, but she is wicked hot.

7.06.8
S7E13

Neither is talking two catholic beauties into a delicious vanilla-caramel sex swirl, but I did it.

7.87.5
S7E13

You string cheese with a tooth stuck in it.

7.57.5
S7E13

God, I feel like I have a 'macropenis' right now.

7.57.5
S7E13

I pissed off my enemies... Pelosi, Maddow, Baldwin.

7.37.3
S7E13

I used to be a shark, and then you 'unsharkulated' me.

7.57.3
S7E13

I called you up here for one meeting seven years ago, and you kept coming up.

8.18.0
S7E13

Like that machine Kathy Geiss invented that hugs old people. - My god, this will change elder care forever. - Hmm. Whoops. Nope.

7.77.5
S7E13

Most of tan penis island was destroyed in Sting's house fire.

7.87.8
S7E13

I spent Christmas alone in the Hamptons, drinking scotch and throwing firecrackers at Billy Joel's dog!

8.28.3
S7E13

Sweet, funny Elizabeth, your light always shown the brightest, baby. - You're coming to the show tonight, right? - I'll be watching. Not sure from where, but I'll be with you... In spirit.

7.57.3
S7E13

Oh, god, that idiot. What did he do? - You are watching my video suicide note.

7.07.0