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Character Analysis

Rashida Jones

Ann Perkins

Played by Rashida Jones

427 jokes across 90 episodes of Parks and Recreation

WAR

66

Total Jokes

427

Avg Craft

6.9

Avg Impact

6.5

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Best Jokes by Ann

All Jokes — 396 total

S1E01

I'm ann perkins. Uh, I'm a nurse, and frankly, I don't really care for politics.

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S1E01

My boyfriend, who is a musician-- actually, I support him-- but anyway, he fell in and broke both his legs.

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S1E01

Just become more adventurous in relationships with your body, just in-- Are you--are you actually hitting on me right now?

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S1E01

I think it's probably just a photo op for her. I mean, I don't think anybody in government actually cares about--

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S1E01

Doorbell! Yeah, I heard it. Doorbell! I heard it. I'm getting it.

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S1E01

It's really not that big of a pit.

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S1E01

It's not broken. It is. Do you have one of those neck foam collar brace things? Honestly, you're-- you're fine. Oh, honestly, my clavicle's broken.

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S1E01

Oh, hey, baby, if you're going to the kitchen, could you make me pancakes real quick? Uh, sure. Ooh, are pancakes being made? Yeah, sure.

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S1E02

Would it change your mind if we told you that... She's gone.

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S1E03

What? Stay on message again? / Yes, it's that important. It's one and two.

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S1E03

Wait. Did I ever get it?

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S1E03

Wait. You were drunk? / Oh, yeah. Totally. / You knew that. / I didn't know that, no.

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S1E03

You should've told me, because we gave you anesthesia at the hospital. / I was probably not thinking 'cause I had two broken femurs and I was blackout drunk.

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S1E03

Thank you so much for bringing that up in front of a reporter.

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S1E03

There was one annoying thing. She and Mark had sex with each other. / You're kidding. / I wish I was, but I'm not. They did it.

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S1E03

Called it. I called that. / You remember that? Yeah. / He did, actually. He totally called that.

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S1E03

I bet he didn't use a condom. / Andy, God!

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S1E03

'Pretty drunk, Ann's on the pill.' / I didn't 'throw up,' I spit up.

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S1E04

Maybe those are his relatives. Yeah, maybe fake boobs run in his family.

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S1E04

You have a friend who has a tattoo that says, 'Daddy's Girl.' And both words are misspelled.

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S1E04

Smart woman. Iffy choice in men. But then again, I'm not one to talk.

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S1E04

Somebody is getting gently laid tonight. Andy! God!

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S1E05

Well, 'cause I would feel a little silly putting on a nice dress to go to the couch.

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S1E05

Yeah, friend. She's--we're friends. Just friends. I have a boyfriend. He's a man.

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S1E05

This is my evening. I'm Leslie's trophy wife.

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S1E05

Andy, I can't leave now. I'll get one for you on the way home. Okay, meatball and ham. Wait, is that two different subs? Really? I don't think they can do that.

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S1E05

You hit on chicks, for real?

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S1E05

Cool Ranch, got it. Anything else?

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S1E05

There was definitely some truth about that thing you said about me and Andy.

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S1E06

It's one of those rare songs that rocks really hard, and also informs people about a small public works project.

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S1E06

They should change their name to Big, Lying Baby. Or Where's My Sandwich? Or Don't Forget To Bring Home Beers After Work.

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S1E06

But if I were, would you be interested? No. Okay.

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S2E01

Pawnee has a gay bar? Yeah. The Bulge. It's behind my house.

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S2E01

I think when his head hit the ground, it must've knocked something loose, because he's actually a pretty nice guy now.

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S2E01

And Andy, after we broke up, he told me he was going to Kansas to climb mountains.

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S2E01

don't use the words 'medical emergency.'

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S2E01

What? Can I come in? I just want to talk to you for a second.

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S2E02

Hos before bros. Uteruses before duderuses. Ovaries before brovaries.

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S2E02

When Andy and I used to go to the movies, he would always try to guess the ending of the movie. And he would always guess that the main character had been dead the whole time. Even when we saw Ratatouille.

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S2E02

You know, with a body like this, you don't get the brains too. That was silly.

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S2E02

I have been a perfect gentleman this evening. In fact, watch this. I would like you to now please invite me in for a nightcap. Not a chance. No. Just watch... watch what I'm gonna do. Ask me in for a nightcap. Will you come in for a nightcap? Yes, I will. No, no, damn. Drats, I was gonna plan to not.

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S2E02

You kind of kissed me. Yes, I did, and now we both have herpes.

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S2E02

We didn't think you were a pervert. We thought you were a criminal. For the record, I still actually kind of think he's a pervert.

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S2E03

I mean, could you date someone who doesn't love giving vaccinations? - I've never dated anyone who loves giving vaccinations.

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S2E03

Well, I'll see you tonight for the weirdest second date ever.

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S2E03

You live down here. I can't believe this is happening. I can't be at my house and see my ex-boyfriend living in a hole in my backyard like a gopher.

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S2E03

A good chef never reveals her secrets. It's hot sauce.

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S2E03

No, dummy, just you.

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S2E05

You said they might not know what toilet paper is.

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S2E05

Do you see the problem here? Yes, but I don't want to.

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S2E05

Pro, $35,000 worth of dirty money. Con, not quite sure why that's a pro.

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S2E05

Pro and con never works. Pro, yes, it does.

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S2E06

What does he have that I don't have? Are you serious? Everything.

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S2E06

He has literally everything that you don't have: a job, a car, a steady income, an address, a second pair of shoes, table manners, the ability to say 'tampon' without giggling.

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S2E06

Thank you so... Why are you naked? Because of what you said, we're getting back together.

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S2E06

You should've heard the sexy stuff she said. I said 'hey, Andy, it's Ann, can we talk at my house?' That's not how you said it, you were like, 'Hey, Andy, it's Ann, can you talk at my house?'

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S2E06

My God, you're such a baby. Literally. Big naked baby, put clothes on.

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S2E07

Hey, slutty teenage girls dressed as sexy kittens, pump your own stomachs this year.

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S2E07

Worlds colliding, always awkward.

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S2E07

You're not. Hey. Yeah, I'm gonna leave. Oh. Okay. This isn't that fun.

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S2E08

I actually think a library would be nice that close to my house. But I'm not about to say that in there.

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S2E08

Ron's ex-wife? / That's terrific. Or is that awful? / He hates her, but he knows her. / Everything's okay. Or is it just the same? / You're thinking out loud again. / Am I? I am.

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S2E08

When we were dating, the only job he had was sending audition tapes to Survivor and Deal or no deal.

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S2E09

Who's the Jesus? / That would be Greg Kinnear. / I didn't know he was from Indiana. / Yeah, you know, I read that he was.

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S2E09

He was great on ER... / Greg Kinnear wasn't in ER. / Yeah, he was. / I don't think that he was. / Who am I thinking of?

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S2E09

Ann's blows. / Don't hold back.

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S2E09

It looks like he's carrying Kinnear into the burning building. / That's because he's moonwalking. So he... Should be goin' the other way.

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S2E10

Gross.

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S2E10

Your favorite cake can't be birthday cake. That's like saying, your favorite kind of cereal is breakfast cereal. I love breakfast cereal.

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S2E10

Seve... Eight. But I washed 'em down with plenty of fluids. You cannot drink scotch with this! You're gonna need to purge right now, okay? No, I'm not wasting 20-year scotch.

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S2E11

That was a really good Ron. Thank you.

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S2E11

What a surprise running into you all day every day every single place that we are.

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S2E11

There's a really fun documentary about tandem bicycles at the art house. Supposed to be pretty unapologetic.

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S2E11

I kind of feel like Jane Goodall studying the chimps. 'Cause there are some feminist scholars who say that stripping is a feminist act.

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S2E12

Reggie Wayne! Dude! You remembered me complaining about my computer bag!

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S2E13

Interesting. That's uh, weird.

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S2E13

Oh, damn, now I have to go back.

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S2E13

He practically saved my life. He was, like, the only cool dude at my high school.

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S2E13

and I'll wait respectful amount of time. I don't know, maybe?

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S2E14

Well, maybe just have him over and cook him some chicken and tell him it's Pawnee cockatoo.

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S2E14

No, I actually meant more like a one-on-one thing. I know what you meant, but I took your idea and I made it better. It's called a think tank, Ann.

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S2E14

Now, I can believe it.

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S2E14

This newspaper's from November, 1986. Oh, the first rumblings of Iran-Contra! Don't throw that out!

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S2E14

I think I need to call Child Services and have Leslie taken away from herself.

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S2E14

Your house is like a crazy person's garage.

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S2E14

I might need it. What about this one? Well, if two birds come along?

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S2E14

Oh! Sex.

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S2E14

I have the swine flu. Oh... No, she doesn't.

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S2E15

Krackel bars, also healthy and delicious. No, they're not. Yeah. They actually have rice in them. So...

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S2E15

Andy, you're fine, but you're simple.

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S2E15

No, they're not. There's a picture of Lance Armstrong on there. Yeah, but look at the ingredients.

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S2E15

Generally, I like to stay out of other people's business. But Pawnee is the fourth most obese city in America. The kids here are beefy. They're just husky, big-boned, plus-sized chunk monsters. I call them like I see them.

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S2E16

Yes, nerd, on paper, This thing we have is pretty great.

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S2E18

Valentine's Day was a month ago. / Why are you giving it to me now? / Whatever. Happy early Valentine's Day.

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S2E18

This is one of those nanny-cam teddy bears, isn't it? / What? No. It's a regular, camera-less teddy bear.

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S2E18

Can I read your mail? / No. Please, don't. / Fine.

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S2E18

Don't let Tom make a copy. / That's right. Good.

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S2E18

I've seen the way she takes care of her house.

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S2E18

I don't like Ann. / Become friends. Who knows?

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S2E19

The black guy with the Looney Tunes ties? I love him. No. Jerry who works with Leslie.

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S2E19

Scrotation Marks. I don't know what you're talking about, but my gut says no.

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S2E19

How are people going to become fans if they literally don't know the name of the band they're listening to?

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S2E19

The problem is, when you're his girlfriend, you're also his mother, and his maid and his nurse. He's completely helpless. He's like a baby in a straightjacket.

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S2E19

Ooh! 'Baby in a Straightjacket.' That's a good band name. I should tell him that.

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S2E19

Oh! What's up now, mugger? Ann, that was awesome. That was really good.

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S2E19

Since when did he start doing stuff for other people? Now, I actually am worried that something happened to his brain.

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S2E20

Happy six-month anniversary. I got you a gift. Uh, it's a chicken-salad sandwich.

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S2E20

Oh, don't worry about it. He's dead. Oh, my god. Oh, no, I'm just kidding. He's sleeping.

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S2E20

We don't have any pictures Of just the two of us. Plus, I've always said We should go on more dates with tom.

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S2E20

Maxim or good housekeeping? I'm not sure which one is the insult.

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S2E21

Oh, I'm actually here to see mark. Right. Oh, well, thanks for the coffee. That's also for mark. Mm. I really need it though. But next time more sugar. Okay, thanks. Bye!

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S2E21

Can you see this? Every time.

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S2E21

I have no idea what I was saying.

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S2E22

Sugar. It's a block of sugar.

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S2E22

So, I may have parked on your front lawn. You did. I did.

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S2E22

And she's been asleep for twenty-two hours.

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S2E22

But I think I'm going to draw a mustache on her face.

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S2E23

Ann explaining to Mark that couples are 'supposed to fight' and 'supposed to miss each other even if they're only gone for 20 minutes'

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S2E23

Andy's enthusiastic greeting contrasted with Ann asking if she was a good girlfriend

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S2E23

Ann's drunk question: 'were there times that you were like, if I don't see Ann in, like, ten seconds, I'm gonna die?'

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S2E23

Ann's bitter realization: 'I dated him for three years. Now he's an adult with a job. And some other girl is gonna reap the rewards of my hard work? That's bull[bleep].'

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S2E23

Ann sarcastically praising Leslie: 'Leslie, that was so professional. I'm so proud of you.'

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S2E23

Ann's hangover crisis: 'I think I may have made out with someone last night' and her complete inability to remember who

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S2E23

Ann methodically asking every man she knows 'did we make out last night?' including the horrified Ron

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S2E23

The revelation that Ann was so drunk she gave Ben her phone instead of her phone number

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S2E24

Traditionally, when I end a long-term relationship, I'm a little fragile, and I have a tendency to do some reckless things. So I need to stay away from Chris.

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S2E24

Leslie's usually already up and often she's already on her way over.

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S2E24

A-Cakes.

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S3E01

Because I thought we had a great time the night you got drunk and kissed me. And you did use your tongue.

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S3E01

Great. Let me ask you one question. Would you be cool doing things that a prostitute does? Minus the money? / Definitely yes, then.

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S3E01

For dinner? / Well, what's sexy food? Asparagus? / No, you know what's sexy? Turkey chili.

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S3E01

Ann Perkins. You are wonderful and amazing and I'm happy to be here with you. / Thank you, Chris. I'm wearing a tuxedo vest with no shirt on underneath.

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S3E01

Well, then, why don't you just come here and do it yourself? / Okay. Holy crap!

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S3E02

Except no one dresses up like a janitor when they want to be slutty.

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S3E02

My body's like a chip, too. A potato chip.

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S3E02

There was one time I thought he farted. But it was me.

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S3E02

If I was sick, could I do this? [attempts cartwheels] What are you doing? Cartwheels. Am I not doing them? No.

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S3E02

I'm going to go into a supply closet and snap a bunch of tongue depressors.

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S3E02

I had a dream that she came into this room, stole my flu medicine, told me not to tell you, and then disappeared through that hole in the wall. The door?

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S3E02

What the [BLEEP] is your problem? Whoa, I thought you weren't gonna lose it. While I was on duty, I didn't. Now it's just me.

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S3E03

Somehow that fish ended up dead in a cowboy boot.

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S3E05

I'm not really attached to the way this stuff is arranged. Or the stuff itself. Or this house, even, really.

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S3E05

Wow, that's disgusting. Yes, it's very hard to drink.

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S3E06

One time, when I was in high school, a guy's mom called me and broke up with me for him.

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S3E06

Don't eat anything. Rebecca's coming. Who was Rebecca? Yeah. Exactly.

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S3E07

But he did it so nicely that I didn't even realize he did it. / I've done that to multiple men.

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S3E07

Two days ago I was sobbing at a pizza buffet and they asked me to leave. I've been looking at some dog adoption web sites. Bought $700 worth of candles from Anthropologie. I did this to my hair.

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S3E07

Normally, people tell you to talk about your problems, I'm gonna recommend you bottle that noise up. / That's what my mailman said.

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S3E07

I don't know what's sicker, me or your body. / You aren't sick. / Maybe you should check out my abs. / Are you experiencing abdominal pain? / Every day at the gym.

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S3E08

Ketchup and mustard. - Ketchup and mustard, I just was... Oh! That is so delightful. I relish your wit.

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S3E08

Well, I salsa... your face.

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S3E08

He was an amazing dentist.

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S3E08

Sounds good. - No, no.

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S3E08

Oh, no. - Oh, no? - Oh, no. - No, no, no. I wasn't saying that...

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S3E08

I'm gonna leave the country. Bye, everybody. Bye.

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S3E09

No, I'm not. Um, I-I was just ribbing you.

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S3E09

My Brita filter is older than their relationship.

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S3E09

However, he proudly told me that he 'beat herpes.'

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S3E09

I'm a nurse, actually.

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S3E10

Don't freak out, but Joe from Sewage just unhooked your bra with his eyes.

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S3E10

I was... Crap on a crayfish. That really stings. I haven't pricked you, yet.

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S3E10

You're a monster. Still haven't done it, yet.

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S3E10

Yellow-haired female. Likes waffles and news. Sexy, well-read blonde. Loves the sweeter things in life.

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S3E10

Organizing my agenda. Wait, that doesn't sound fun. Jamming on my planner.

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S3E10

Upstairs, there is this mural of wildflowers. And I like to sit on a bench in front of it. Really? It could be anywhere in the world. Paris, Hawaii, the Grand Canyon. Nope. Just the bench in front of the mural.

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S3E10

What about, like, an actual meadow where wildflowers are? Eww, Ann. I'm scared of bees. Mural.

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S3E10

He's dark and mysterious. And he can sing. And he plays the organ. I think you just described the Phantom of the Opera.

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S3E10

Oh, my God. A 98% match? That's a soul mate-level match. I've never seen anything this high before.

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S3E10

He seems nice. Eh, he kind of lives in a barn.

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S3E10

But for whatever reason, right now, only douchey guys are buying what you're selling. So, I should go and ask them what they think I'm selling. A douche-vestigation.

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S3E11

You know what might make you feel better? - A hug? - Paxil. Do you want me to get you a prescription?

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S3E12

That's what people always say when something sucks.

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S3E13

I just... I couldn't deal with his face.

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S3E13

Oh, well, I'm technically out of the country. So I would have to call him from a weird number.

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S3E13

He's a triple Pisces.

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S3E13

It happened once. Just once. That already is too many times.

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S3E13

I don't know. He's dumb, but he's fun. / Thank you.

7.27.3
S3E13

Leslie and Ann's escalating drunk fight

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S3E13

I can't believe that Leslie and I got drunk in a bar and fought about boys. We're so much better than that.

6.55.8
S3E13

What the hell is in Snake Juice, Demerol?

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S3E13

Just rent a limo, ask her to the prom. I'm sure she'll say yes.

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S3E13

Just rent a limo, ask her to the prom. I'm sure she'll say yes.

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S3E13

That should be the official slogan for Snake Juice.

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S3E13

But first, I am gonna go throw up in a wastebasket. Would you mind if I joined you? Not at all. Shall we?

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S3E14

Wow! That was the most sexual tension I have ever seen in a conversation about documents.

7.47.2
S3E14

This is actually the dress that Julia Roberts wore as a prostitute in Pretty Woman. I know. I look really good in it.

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S3E14

Why don't you ask him about his penis?

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S3E14

I snuck an Al Green song in there. I want them to get together. Sue me.

7.06.2
S3E14

Ann, we have a serious code Ben. Well, it's not really code if you say his name.

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S3E14

No, you're supposed to talk me out of this. No. Don't. Stop. Shut up, Ann, I'm doing it anyway. Yay!

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S3E14

Oh, boy. Okay. Well, Andy just wants you to be proud of him and his music. So, this isn't really about being right. It's more about being supportive. Oh, wow. I didn't realize you were a marriage counselor, Ann.

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S3E15

No, April, we would all die. Gases fill the volume of whatever container they're in.

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S3E15

Stuart, please, could you give us, like, 45 minutes? It's my office, too. Stuart.

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S3E16

Leslie's busy, she's working on the Li'I Sebastian memorial service. But you know what? She did give me this note to give to you, and she also wanted me to kiss you deeply, which I'm going to have to pass on.

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S3E16

We just like to work in the same place, and then we talk and hold hands. Yuck, that's somehow worse.

7.26.5
S3E16

Li'I Sebastian died? That's terrible. Yeah, well, he was old, and he had a lot of ailments. Like tendonitis? I don't know. I don't have his chart in front of me.

6.65.5
S3E16

Is tendonitis symptomatic of something larger? Really, that's the question you wanted to ask me? I'm just very worried.

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S3E16

I did do 10,000 push-ups last week. Oh, really. That might have something to do with it.

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S4E01

Multiple 'Yay!' exchanges followed by 'Wait. What does that mean about you and Ben? I don't know. I think it's going to be really bad.'

6.76.5
S4E01

Uh-oh! Do you want to go back to saying 'yay'? Yes, please. Yay! Yay!

7.07.0
S4E01

A penis. What? Oh, my God. Oh. It's emailing me, too.

7.07.5
S4E01

Wow! You opposite of broke up with him. He gave me an éclair, Ann.

7.07.0
S4E01

Your inbox is literally filled with penises. Oh, look. Ed Miller from Payroll.

7.07.5
S4E01

It's the entire Sanitation Department, from Muncie. Ugh!

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S4E01

That man has the largest penis I have ever seen. I actually don't even know if he has mumps. I forgot to look. I was distracted, by the largest penis I have ever seen.

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S4E02

That is sad, but also, in this town, understandable

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S4E02

Great. Just as good, if not exactly the same, as the last one

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S4E02

I cannot believe I dated him. For a long time. And he broke up with me

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S4E02

Oh, right. That's why I dated him

7.57.0
S4E03

Well, this guy came in. He got his hand stuck in a Pringles can, and he tried to cut himself out. Was there a lot of blood? What kind of blade did he use? Three and a half inch. Serrated. Buckets of blood.

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S4E04

Oh. I wasn't competing for that. / I'll say.

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S4E04

But they kind of turned out wrong, so they look like monsters.

6.56.5
S4E04

In the fire.

7.27.0
S4E07

You were grinding with her pretty hard at April's Halloween party.

5.96.0
S4E07

Wow. A four-date-long relationship might not be 100% perfect? I think you should launch a full-scale investigation.

6.86.0
S4E07

And the jacuzzi broke. But I did... eat food off of your body.

6.37.0
S4E07

you basically turned me into a female version of yourself, and then you got bored dating me because you were dating yourself.

7.37.0
S4E07

Jogging is the worst, Chris. I mean, I know it keeps you healthy, but God, at what cost?

7.07.0
S4E08

You are a massive, enormous, runaway steamroller, with no brakes and a cement brick on the gas pedal.

7.37.3
S4E08

She once made me eat an entire cheesecake at a potluck so she didn't look bad.

7.87.3
S4E09

I don't know the names of the other department heads. I'll go with him. Seriously? With the men in this office?

6.75.5
S4E10

'Ben'... And much larger, 'Ann.' She definitely loves Ann.

6.86.0
S4E10

We make a gingerbread version of the office. That's so good! I think the wood model is-- and we can decorate our offices with candy canes and gumdrops! That would be so adorable! Thanks, Ron! That's such a cute idea!

6.86.5
S4E11

You've resuscitated a human heart in your bare hands. No, I haven't. You haven't? No. You will. You're that good of a nurse.

7.57.0
S4E11

Again? You just hired me eight seconds ago. Wow, you're doing a really bad job.

7.47.7
S4E11

Anyway, the important news is that he's here. Good. Is he going to dunk for me? I'm not sure. I couldn't hear through all the crying.

6.96.8
S4E11

You're not married. She's not married.

6.36.3
S4E14

It's really hard to say 'congrats' without sounding sarcastic.

6.76.5
S4E14

Seriously, I really hope you guys are all very happy. Damn it.

6.46.0
S4E14

What about a wedding where you used to go out with the groom and you're the only one there without a date, so the bride makes you dance to Single Ladies by yourself?

7.37.5
S4E14

Try 308. I'm going to have to pass right now. Your mistake, mama.

6.26.0
S4E14

You're going to throw them on the roof again so I can't leave. You know me too well.

7.27.0
S4E14

Then, we go back to my place and snuggle up like little bunnies. Yeah, this was a mistake.

6.87.0
S4E15

Oh, God! Hey, Boo Boo Bear. What did you just call me? Boo Boo Bear. It's one of several nicknames I made up for you.

7.07.0
S4E15

We have Cookie Tush... Wow. Just right out the gate. Winnie the Boo, Lady Presh Presh, Annberry Sauce, Annie Get Your Boo, Tommy's Girl, Annie Banannie...

7.78.0
S4E15

What are you doing? Is this not one of those? I might have misread the vibe.

6.36.0
S4E15

I feel like you're embarrassed by me. That is accurate.

7.98.5
S4E15

Am I in a relationship? It's complicated.

7.77.0
S4E15

What happened to you? I was waiting outside in the rain for you. Because I thought you would come out and be like, 'Oh, he's all wet. That's so romantic.' But you didn't. What on earth would make you think I would like that? Movies.

8.38.5
S4E16

Boss, I need your Herbie Hancock on this. Outside.

6.65.5
S4E16

So I'm 'Tommy's girl,' and you're just 'Tom'? Why not 'Ann's man'? Nobody owns me, cupcake, not even you.

6.86.0
S4E16

We put the hats on-- Don't say it. We take everything else off.

5.55.0
S4E16

Ann, I'm at 600. Are you really not stopping me? I have those cotton t-shirt sheets. Huh?

6.86.0
S4E16

You put 20" rims on your Volkswagen Golf, and you insist on being introduced as 'the brown Gosling.'

7.77.5
S4E16

I would like to announce that the name Tan is officially over. To the end of Tan.

7.37.0
S4E17

This is the first time you've said my entire name correctly.

6.56.0
S4E17

Kiss one water-fountain drinker, you're kissing everyone in Pawnee. Including him.

6.46.5
S4E17

Andy is our official water-fountain tester.

7.06.5
S4E17

Full disclosure. Ann and I are romantically intertwined. Oh, God. So let's not be surprised if she picks my idea.

6.87.0
S4E17

Why don't we just turn up the pressure? That way you don't have to put your mouth so close. All right, here we go. Ah, stop! Honey, I'm sorry. That'll teach you to pay attention.

5.45.0
S4E17

Water balloon fight. Fair enough.

6.05.5
S4E18

And I bet they look even better on Ben's floor

5.06.0
S4E18

It says 'Nympho' on the butt in silver, sparkly letters

6.58.0
S4E18

Ann's clinical explanation of 'nympho' and butt implications

6.46.0
S4E18

I have a date with my bathtub, a glass of red wine, and a gigantic fireman named Marcus

6.56.0
S4E18

Why are you from Russia?

6.57.0
S4E18

I don't know, Marcus. I'll hit you up when I hit you up.

6.36.0
S4E18

Yeah, we're not dating any more, okay? Get out.

6.57.0
S4E19

Holy hell, that's soft.

4.95.0
S4E19

It's crazy boring. It lasts forever. You're going to wish you were dead.

6.56.0
S4E20

I've heard that you and Tom Haverford are no longer romantically involved. Is that true? / Yes, we broke up. / And I honestly can't believe we ever dated. / Does defy logic.

6.96.7
S4E22

Recently, in a moment of weakness, I had sex with Bobby Newport's campaign manager, Jennifer Barkley. Seriously? Yes, several times. And then, several more times. And then a couple more times. And then one more time.

7.57.8
S4E22

How long has this been going on? Oh, It's just last night.

7.67.8
S4E22

How long was that? Twenty-two seconds. Boy, that's disappointing.

7.47.5
S4E22

But you won. You won, Leslie. You won by 21 votes.

7.48.0
S4E22

That was really sneaky, Ann. I know. I couldn't resist.

6.56.0
S4E22

Tommy! This party was amazing. You're amazing. You are ridiculous, but I like you. And I think that we should date all of it.

7.26.8
S5E01

It feels like I just exercised. Just sit on the ground. No, Jerry. It's dirty and I'm wearing my summer linens.

5.54.5
S5E01

Let's move in together. Totally. No take-backs when we sober up, though, partner. No take-backs, partner.

5.65.0
S5E01

Did you put glitter in the laundry detergent? Oh, Yeah. I'm experimenting with some new entrepreneurial ideas. That one is called 'SparkleSuds. Dress Loud.'

6.86.5
S5E01

This morning, you put glitter in the butter. 'Disco Dairy. Spread the Party.' No, that's not a good idea. That's terrible.

7.07.0
S5E02

Do you just have to pee real bad? Yes.

7.27.0
S5E05

Chris Traeger-- exercise phase. Andy Dwyer-- my grunge phase. Tom Haverford-- my needless shopping phase. Also my credit card debt phase.

7.06.5
S5E05

Three out of four married couples have met each other at spontaneous auctions. / I don't think that's true. / I d--well, I don't know, I--

6.66.3
S5E05

I am going to bid a million dollars on myself. / Going once, going never, sold.

7.26.8
S5E06

My romantic life has been a bit of a mixed bag lately.

6.56.0
S5E06

This was literally the most beautiful, and moving thing that I have ever heard. There, there, baby boy. Take all the time you need.

7.06.3
S5E06

Oh! There's no more tissue. Everything ends. No, no, no. No, there's more tissue. Everything goes away.

7.97.3
S5E06

Because I'm dating myself right now. Okay? I'm trying to figure out how to make me happy. Ugh. Why is it always about you, Ann? Self-centered much?

7.77.2
S5E06

Ann Perkins. You are, without a doubt, the queen of toilet humor. That's all I ever wanted to be.

7.26.3
S5E07

I mean, look, there's already a dog here. Oh, my God. I had that exact doll when I was a kid.

7.67.0
S5E07

I like the statement it's making that, you know, we're all in cages in a way. Yeah, it's actually about death and the city.

7.56.5
S5E07

No one leaves the Octagon. I dated an ultimate fighter. It was like a thing he said.

7.77.0
S5E07

You just got knoped. And ludgated. And perkinsed.

7.26.5
S5E09

Sorry, guys. This is your penance. You can come in if you do something nice for Jerry.

7.06.8
S5E10

Is he joking? I don't know.

6.15.5
S5E10

and anything that can be penis-shaped will be penis-shaped.

5.75.7
S5E10

Which is why I'm stress-eating gummy penises.

6.66.2
S5E10

Well, if it isn't Babe Lincoln!

6.05.8
S5E10

You guys, the penis hats cut your digging time in half. I'm serious. Don't be afraid. Use the penises.

7.27.2
S5E10

We're surrounded by hot guys. Boom! Oh, Donna just ripped off a stripper's underwear with her teeth.

6.56.2
S5E10

It's kind of weird when she just starts raining compliments on you, huh? Don't try to bond with me.

7.46.8
S5E10

He really plays white people like a fiddle. Wow. It's amazing to watch.

7.57.5
S5E11

Hey, dudettes. You stoked about the weekend? No.

6.86.2
S5E11

Oh, look at this pwetty, pwetty wittle beads. They're not infants.

7.26.7
S5E11

So you guys like Coldplay? You're weird.

6.66.5
S5E11

But it was actually a blood-hungry witch who was wearing their mom's face like a mask!

7.17.0
S5E11

What is wrong with you, woman? Sorry. I thought kids liked ghost stories.

7.16.7
S5E11

Did you just say you love Diane? No. I did not. Yes, you did! That is so cute!

7.37.2
S5E12

I will have catfish and grits, with pumpernickel toast.

6.35.3
S5E12

Which Ann is screaming like a maniac? Oatmeal Ann or catfish Ann? I'm not sure, because I instantly blacked out from extreme terror.

6.36.0
S5E12

Some sperm. I meant in terms of a donor? Oh, you know, nice guy... Nice sperm.

5.95.5
S5E12

like Knuckle-hair Dave from HR. I don't mind the knuckle hair. I just think he's a dick.

7.06.7
S5E12

Let's make a baby together. You should phrase that differently.

6.56.0
S5E14

The falcon is entering! The turtledove acknowledges!

6.86.8
S5E14

Squirrels and birds

6.36.0
S5E14

There's always time. Designers, make it work

6.16.0
S5E15

Ann Perkins! - Hey, Chris! Got to run to a meeting. With Ron. - Great idea! I'll run to my next meeting.

7.16.5
S5E15

Turns out they don't make greeting cards for asking your ex-boyfriend if he will artificially inseminate you.

7.37.0
S5E15

I want my friend to do something for me, and I don't know how to ask him. What do you want him to do? Plant ficuses. In my front yard.

7.07.0
S5E15

Then plant the damn ficuses yourself. - I wish that were possible.

7.06.5
S5E15

So, like, maybe there's something there, where, like, he went to school with his high-school buddies that were dinosaurs. And his tie is green. They're green.

4.66.0
S5E15

Do you see what is happening with Chris and Shauna? They are flirting like crazy. It's disgusting. They're in public. - That's called a conversation.

7.47.0
S5E15

Ron, there are no ficuses, okay? I wanted to ask Chris to be the father of my baby. - Good God.

7.07.0
S5E15

'Chris-toe-fur.' It's like you have furry toes. Hilarious.

5.36.0
S5E15

Jaguar. Why do you ask? - Doin' a survey. Well, survey completed.

6.56.0
S5E15

I want to have a baby. Will you be the sperm donor? The story of this situation is it's extremely personal.

7.48.0
S5E15

Take as much time as you want. Or just maybe, like, a couple days. 'Cause I'm getting antsy. And I'm ovulating on Thursday. So, chop-chop. But take your time. Wear loose pants!

7.48.0
S5E15

I gotta tell you, Ron. You were absolutely and totally right. I know. Stop talking and get out.

7.77.5
S5E16

All these kids have fathers and mothers who have birthed them and are guiding them through life. Yep, that's how it works.

6.05.5
S5E16

Good morning, April. What's your secret? I'm thinking about applying to veterinary school in Bloomington. Oh, my God, April, that's great!

7.26.8
S5E16

- as a janitor... - Nurse.

6.86.0
S5E16

Because you hooked up with him? I don't hook up with everyone I know. Although, yes, we did hook up.

7.06.5
S5E16

No, you have to be my friend. No, that is so much worse.

7.67.5
S5E16

Because you hooked up with him? I don't hook up with everyone I know. Although, yes, we did hook up.

6.76.0
S5E16

I'm kind of just fracking for friendship.

6.96.5
S5E18

Think about Ivy and Zoe and Diane, and eat a damn banana.

6.66.5
S5E19

"It better not be Terrence Howard's tank top from Hustle & Flow."

6.45.8
S5E19

"'Cause I am bidding on it and I am ready to spend an amount that my accountant calls 'dangerous and irresponsible.'"

6.86.3
S5E19

"Hell yeah. Have you seen those Dothraki dudes? They can get it. Everybody on that show can get it."

6.76.8
S5E19

"You're 'Future Mrs. Tiger Woods'? I made that profile, like, ten years ago. I don't know how to change it."

6.56.0
S5E19

"The Lannisters, while very wealthy, do not possess the magical abilities of, say, the Warlocks of Qarth for example."

6.36.0
S5E19

"I'll give it to you if you go on a date with me." "Oh, God. I can't believe I'm about to do this, but fine."

6.46.7
S5E20

Make a deposit in here. If you fill it up all the way, you get on the board.

6.56.3
S5E20

Yeah, I could stop, and you could walk. Or you know what, we could meet in the middle. Great plan.

6.66.3
S5E20

Do you want to make out? I really do.

7.06.5
S5E21

Calm down, Ann. You're proving my point.

7.36.8
S5E21

Ugh, but that's my favorite blankie.

6.76.0
S5E21

Tommy owns his own business. Yeah, but he had to borrow a lot of money, and when you're not around, Tom drinks tap water.

7.77.3
S5E21

I don't even usually like Puerto Rican chicks. I'm not--I mean, it shouldn't matter, but I'm--

6.96.7
S5E21

You guys want a threesome. What? No. We do not wanna have a threesome with you. Well, let's not rush to judgment. I mean, I say we hear her out.

7.27.3
S5E22

I'm trying to get pregnant. That's not fair. I mean, great, and happy for them, and congratulations, whatever, but ooh! No! Boo!

7.37.3
S5E22

Sex is ridiculous.

6.96.7
S6E01

What a freak.

7.16.7
S6E01

And Tom and his weird feud with our doctor.

7.26.5
S6E03

Hello again. As you remember, I'm April, and this is Ann, my 65-year-old grandmother. / Mee-maw, God, no one uses the word hip anymore.

7.57.0
S6E03

Youngsters? Am I 65 years old?

7.06.3
S6E03

No. Dude, I'm, like, three months pregnant. I-I know. I'm just so excited. The thing I'm having is a gut feeling.

7.57.0
S6E04

Pawnee has the very first documented case of mega-diabetes. And the only know occurrence of Lou Gehrig's other disease.

7.47.5
S6E04

Oh, my God, look at that. It's waffles! - Delicious waffles.

6.86.5
S6E06

Sorry, Ann. This is on you. You told us to make a memory. / There's your money back. / This is eight dollars.

5.65.5
S6E07

I left her, like, 30 voice mails, and her outgoing message is just her sobbing and burping and crazy laughing.

7.26.8
S6E07

Don't let her get a tattoo. / What the hell happened? / I couldn't help it. She's so cute when she's coming up with destructive ideas.

7.46.8
S6E07

Never send a husband to do a best friend's job.

7.56.7
S6E08

Remember last year when no one would get flu shots 'cause there was a rumor they turned you European?

7.57.8
S6E10

Wait, no, I have to pee. Wait, no, I have to barf. Actually, all three. Being pregnant is great.

6.35.8
S6E10

Olive, rosemary, chicken. Fifty burritos.

6.86.3
S6E10

I'm pregnant, and I'm a little bit crazy. So if you don't bring our appetizers out in the next 30 seconds, I'm gonna plunge your face into the deep fryer!

7.27.0
S6E10

Are we having a smurf?

6.56.3
S6E10

What do you say you and I get together in a special way? I-I'm pregnant. The more the merrier.

6.86.7
S6E10

I thought you didn't have a preference. I didn't. I just really wanted it to be a boy. Me too. I don't know why.

6.66.2
S6E11

Cracker dust

6.16.2
S6E11

Oh, no, no, totally understand.

6.76.5
S6E11

No part of this is how I pictured it

6.76.3
S6E11

You let me pee with the door open so I could watch the end of Grey's Anatomy

7.06.7
S6E11

I don't know! Me either! Maybe let's not? Yeah, I think maybe not

6.35.5
S6E12

Except that I'm a whale and that my feet already kill. Whales don't have feet. I am a crazy shape.

7.26.5
S6E12

This morning when I got out of bed, I just tipped forward like a poorly made bowling pin.

7.47.2
S6E12

Everything is amazing. Today is perfect, and I love you. [cut to] He's driving me up the fucking wall.

7.67.3
S6E12

I want to be Pac-Man, and instead of dots, I want 'em to be cinnamon buns. I want to be a giant head and a mouth, and I just want to eat rows and rows of junk food pellets

7.78.0
S6E12

My stomach has so many stretch marks on it that it looks like an old-fashioned globe.

7.37.3
S6E12

Also, I just read Brooke Shields' book on post-partum depression. Now I have pre-post-partum depression anxiety.

7.47.3
S6E12

There's just been, like, a long, slow fart stream coming out of me since we started talking... this morning.

6.66.8
S6E13

Why is there a New Year's Eve countdown clock and the Easter bunny? I don't know when we're gonna be able to visit each other, so just to be safe this party is a celebration of every event that's gonna happen this year.

7.26.8
S6E13

This is just a bunch of bras and knives. And loose onions.

7.67.7
S6E13

I say we start with the three 'C's,' cashmere, concert tickets, caboodles of cash. I feel like those are perfect gifts for you. Those are perfect gifts for anyone.

6.96.3
S6E13

If Chris gets cranky around noon, just stuff some chia seeds into a fig--works every time.

7.47.0
S6E13

I told him that One Headlight By the Wallflowers isn't 'dancing' music and he said 'Not with that attitude.'

7.77.5
S6E13

Dude, Ann, you know what I just remembered? We used to date. Yeah, we lived together for two years. I know, it's crazy, right? Anyways, you're the best. Have fun in Mexico.

7.57.0
S6E13

Kathryn Pinewood is the person on earth who hates me the most. Well, luckily, you're with the person on earth who loves you the most. Too cheesy? No, it's perfect.

7.36.8
S6E13

April-- Yeah, you saw a lot of potential in me, I'm like a daughter to you, and it was a treat to watch me blossom. Blah blah blah, bye. That is remarkably close to what I was going to say. Also, I'm proud of you.

7.97.7
S6E13

Donna, are you grabbing my butt? Can you blame me? No!

7.37.0
S6E13

What the hell? Yeah, Pinewood, that's right. I'm pregnant and I have you in a headlock. And if you try to fight back, I will sue you.

7.67.5
S6E13

For old time's sake? Does that mea--no! Ann, you tricky minx. Yep. I went on a date with Perd. What? It was during that 'explore my freedom as a single woman' phase.

7.37.0
S6E13

And at the end he said, 'I am going to kiss you now by putting my mouth on your mouth.' And then I ran away.

8.18.3
S6E13

My going-away present to you will be that I do not make you audibly say that you love me. Thank you.

8.27.8
S6E13

This tear, caused by the overwhelming thoughtfulness of my friends will be my baby's first memory. Salt water will warp the wood. So keep your tears in your eyes where they belong.

8.58.2
S6E13

But most importantly, you taught me that I can't pull off a tulip skirt. It's just not your shape.

7.66.8
S6E13

All right, I got my park. That's all I wanted from you. Friendship over. Don't even joke about that, Ann.

7.57.0
S6E17

Listen to me very carefully. I have not been taken. I know that's always your first fear when I'm not available, but this is not a Liam Neeson Taken scenario.

6.96.7
S6E17

That's exactly what they'd make you say. Also, no one's making me say this. I am a free woman, untaken, simply going about my business.

6.66.2
S6E17

Yeah, 'cause Riggins is a criminal. He took the fall for his brother. Okay, he didn't watch out for his brother. You know, I'm not having this conversation with you again. That family is garbage.

7.26.7
S6E17

I almost bought a toe ring the other day. What? Ann, you're somebody's mother.

6.76.0
S6E17

Press the paw. Hi, Leslie. It's Ann. I love you, and everything's gonna be okay.

6.96.5
S7E09

I even got an extra whipped cream can, one for baking, one for directly into mouth. You know me so well.

6.76.2
S7E12

Did you use an egg donor or give Chris a hall pass for a night? Once again, they are my biological children. Once again, I don't believe you.

6.86.3