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Character Analysis

Jack McBrayer

Kenneth Parcell

Played by Jack McBrayer

678 jokes across 125 episodes of 30 Rock

WAR

506.6

Total Jokes

678

Avg Craft

7.5

Avg Impact

7.2

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Best Jokes by Kenneth

All Jokes — 674 total

S1E01

Pete got fired this morning. That's so weird that you don't know that.

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S1E03

Kenneth, how long you been sitting there? I'm taking Pete's place, he's in the bathroom, laying in his own sick.

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S1E03

I think I have what they refer to as a royal flush.

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S1E03

All clovers. I win.

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S1E03

I've got a 2, a 4, a 9, a 6, and a king. That means I win.

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S1E03

Why? Because I believe that life is for the living. I believe in taking risks and biting off more than you can chew. And, also, people were yelling, and I got confused about the rules.

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S1E04

And I got that 'Baby on Board' sign you wanted to help you get tail

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S1E04

From Yankee Stadium. Yes, sir!

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S1E04

When I get nervous, I ask a lot of questions. Do y'all have a bathroom I could use? Y'all have long fingernails. Now do y'all rent this space, or do you own it? Hey, that's a funny-looking fish. What is that, like a grapefruit knife?

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S1E04

Excuse me, do y'all just have noodles with butter?

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S1E07

Meep.

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S1E07

Blue man! That blue dude keeps following me! Meek, eep.

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S1E07

Well, I got started in the NBC page program. And before you know it, I'm making hit movies with my good friend, and roommate, Zach Braff.

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S1E07

Well, I got started in the NBC page program. And before you know it, I'm making hit movies with my good friend, and roommate, Zach Braff.

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S1E09

Because I enjoy his salad dressings and lemonade.

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S1E09

Or being chained to a wall in someone's sex dungeon.

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S1E09

Mama, you carried me for nine months. Let me carry you now.

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S1E09

I have a small ferret farm about 60 miles north of the city.

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S1E09

I can get cable if you want, 'cause I know how much you like the TV.

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S1E09

Sometimes I watch you watching it.

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S1E09

I was talking about you at work today, Mother. I think my boss, Mr. Jack Donaghy, wishes you were his mother.

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S1E09

It's just like Charlie's Angels!

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S1E09

I'm looking at the kooky skeleton right now. I love it! You're the best mother in the whole world!

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S1E10

What's up, flabby butt? You look weird today.

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S1E10

Cheese and crackers, that smarts!

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S1E11

That way, by the time Mr. Williams gets back from the liquor store, it's nice and tidy.

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S1E11

Because they make television. And more than jazz, or musical theater, or morbid obesity, television is the true American art form.

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S1E11

From Walter Cronkite denouncing Vietnam to Oprah pulling that trash bag of fat out in a wagon.

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S1E11

From the glory and the pageantry of the Summer Olympics to the less fun Winter Olympics.

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S1E11

I want to see a show where women get their hair done, while listening to salsa music.

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S1E11

It's called Gold Case. It's Deal or No Deal meets Millionaire.

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S1E11

Hey, Moonvest, I got an idea for a game show last night. Give me your fingernails!

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S1E11

As far as compensation goes, I would like to be officially the head of the pages, and I need a new clock radio.

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S1E11

Also I want five points on the back end, 20% gross on merchandizing, and a creator credit on this and any international editions. And a clock radio.

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S1E11

Also I want five points on the back end, 20% gross on merchandizing, and a creator credit on this and any international editions. And a clock radio.

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S1E12

Do you remember the movie "Footloose," where those evil kids won in the end?

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S1E13

And I'd boff Kenneth. What?! Really?

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S1E13

In fact, she's pretty sure I'm the reincarnated soul of Adrian Twyfer. He was our town minister who died in an organ fire.

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S1E13

No, I think she's kind of like Dr Pepper.

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S1E13

If I blew it, then how did I get her underpants?

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S1E14

We have a past. A romantic past.

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S1E14

Well, Grace, it's been a pleasure talking to you.

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S1E14

Doggone it, Grace, I just don't know myself around you.

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S1E14

I believe Tracy's referring to Carlton, the straight laced brother from Fresh Prince of Bel Air, 1990 through 1996. On NBC.

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S1E14

I studied TV theory at Kentucky Mountain Bible College.

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S1E14

So to quote Mr. Jerry McGuire....you make me a complete person.

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S1E14

When you said hello, you had me.

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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

The sun'll come out Tomorrow... Fa la la la

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S1E15

You're marrying my mom, aren't you?

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S1E15

Also, that Oscar you have is made of chocolate. And that lady you European kissed last night was actually a gentleman...

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S1E15

Well, he wanted Dwayne Jr.'s number, so I gave it to him. / You did what? / Damn it, K, now I have to hear from Tanisha's mom on how they both mad at the twins.

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S1E16

What's your game, man? Boggle.

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S1E16

Ah, than Ahman-da. It's Amanda.

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S1E16

Aren't you the man who told me to live every week like it's Shark Week? And that nothing's impossible except for dinosaurs.

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S1E16

Oh, will he be mad when you give them back?

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S1E16

Well, sir, your mother must not have raised you right, 'cause you're not saying very nice things.

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S1E17

We haven't been Presbyterian for months. And y'all always meet on Wednesday nights? Yeah, we lose half the congregation every time American Idol starts up.

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S1E18

Or your job, Jack. Or his job!

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S1E18

So what team do you play for? / Oh, it's not really a team. It's just a bunch of guys who like doing gymnastics.

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S1E18

I'll go slip into something a little more comfortable. Like in the movies!

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S1E18

Oh my. That's an awful short robe. / I know. I had to cut it down myself.

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S1E18

Can you give me a hand, Kenneth? / For a fellow page, anything!

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S1E18

I had to keep talking just to stop him from putting his fingers in my mouth.

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S1E18

Like on What's Happening when that man used Rerun to bootleg that Doobie Brothers concert!

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S1E18

Just like Sydney Bristow on Alias, I'll use my sexuality as a weapon.

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S1E19

Well, that doesn't even make sense. Everyone knows Fat Bitch died at the end.

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S1E19

Well, remember when Fat Bitch called all her dog friends together, and they used their high-pitched howling to mess...

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S1E20

You're never gonna lose a job to a guy named Garkel.

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S1E20

Oh, Tracy, you can't use any of my songs.

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S1E21

Rooster, this is the farmer. Is the egg safe? The egg is in the nest.

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S1E21

Oh, my God, what a terrible mistake accident!

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S1E21

If I die, will you take care of my birds? I got a lot on my plate right now, Ken. Oh. Tweety.

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S2E01

He doesn't mess with 'em. He just tries to get 'em into computer school.

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S2E01

So he's, like, my office wife? Sure. Let's go with that.

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S2E01

Kenneth parcell, will you take this ring... and sell it in the jewish part of midtown, and use the money to get us a nintendo wii? Yes. Yes. A thousand times yes!

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S2E01

I went with you to your black vampire movie. But I guess I'll just tell my friends that you have a migraine.

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S2E01

I picked out all these throw pillows for in here, and you didn't even notice!

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S2E02

Mr. Banks, Mr. Donaghy eats guys like you as part of a healthy breakfast.

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S2E02

Heart attack? Really? Right, Mr. D? High five! Not now? Okay.

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S2E02

Hello, Angie. I hear you're single now. That's cool. What? I like your top. I'm a real good sex person. I do it all the different ways.

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S2E02

I want you to go to my house and make love to my wife, Ken. Jiminy Christmas!

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S2E03

I'm gonna fatten you up, grow to love you, and then my uncles'll slit your throat

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S2E03

It made my dad's heart just up and give out. And that's what made my mom's friend Ron move in

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S2E03

Tell her you like her nails. Always works for me at the bank

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S2E03

Usually, but now you got me thinking about it.

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S2E03

Smooth move, Exlax

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S2E03

Well, it turns out she's the wrong kind of crazy.

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S2E03

They'd go into the bedroom to sort out their paperwork.

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S2E03

It was almost as if I took every problem that I ever had and I put it inside that cookie jar. And I sealed it up so tight that nothing would never, ever, ever get out

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S2E03

And I sealed it up so tight that nothing would never, ever, ever get out.

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S2E03

I'd give cookie jars about a 'B.'

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S2E04

Man, this is Phil spector's entourage all over again.

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S2E04

Please, I breast fed 'til I was 11. So I've forgotten more about a woman's chest than you'll ever know.

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S2E04

But... I'm on TV. I said, 'good day.' No, you didn't. Well, I meant to.

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S2E04

It's a savage contest. Mixing physical stamina with NBC trivia.

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S2E05

I'm just a simple pig farmer's son.

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S2E05

Hope you're ready to party like it's 1999. Which, according to my Bible, will be in seven years.

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S2E05

Y'all should be ashamed of yourselves. Mr. Lutz, you ate all my parakeet's medication.

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S2E05

And thanks to you, Sonny Crockett has been having seizures all morning.

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S2E05

Mr. Jordan, I saw you steal my sink.

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S2E05

Mr. Jordan, I saw you steal my sink.

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S2E05

Harlem Globetrotter... does that name mean nothing to you?

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S2E05

I will have you know that before last night, I had never, ever seen Grizz or Dotcom cry.

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S2E05

You were all present at Kenneth parcell's last party ever.

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S2E06

'Cause I saw on Martha Stewart how we're all doing everything wrong.

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S2E06

Sweet peaches! What have I done? Somewhere along the way, they must have slipped out the bottom.

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S2E06

Uncle butch was right. I'm just a stupid country bumpkin with great skin and soft hands.

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S2E06

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

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S2E06

For men, it's called a Hardy Boy.

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S2E06

And I tried looking in the last place you'd ever expect. And, no, Mr. Donaghy's pants are not in the ladies' room at that laser tag place on 12th avenue.

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S2E06

Well, sure, 'cause that Verizon wireless service is just unbeatable. I mean, if I saw a phone like that on TV, I would be like, 'where is my nearest retailer so I can... get one?'

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S2E06

We Parcells are neither wealthy nor circumcised, but we are proud.

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S2E07

Oh, sorry. This is my dream journal. They've all come true so far.

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S2E07

And they all seem to really hate my grandpa 'cause they keep yelling, 'Kill Whitey.' And I'm like, 'What do you think you are, alcohol?'

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S2E07

And they won't listen, especially when I say, 'Don't hit me with my own shoes.'

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S2E07

Which ReShon?

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S2E08

I lived in Lowell House and was a member of the Signet Society.

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S2E08

What's your favorite pizza topping? Mine's plain, but I like others.

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S2E08

I don't know why it was so urgent you have it before noon.

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S2E09

She took a bus to Atlanta. She got JetBlue to accept an Amtrak ticket.

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S2E09

Christmas is about gratitude and togetherness. Sitting with friends and family around a crackling fire, waiting for the owl meat to cook.

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S2E09

Sometimes I don't think you people understand Christmas at all.

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S2E09

We can play party games... like 'Murder'! First, everybody takes a slip of paper out of a hat. And one person's slip says 'murderer,' and another person's slip says 'inspector.' Then everyone puts their head down. Except the murderer... He's the inspector. No, that's not right.

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S2E09

We should go downstairs and chop down the big tree! / Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Chop it down! / No! No, wait!

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S2E10

I don't drink hot liquids of any kind. That's the devil's temperature.

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S2E10

It's like my heart is trying to hug my brain.

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S2E10

You know what we've never done, Grizz? Fight each other!

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S2E10

If you're not reading the bible in German, you're not getting the real versteckte Bedeutung of it.

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S2E10

Mr. Donaghy is not in the positions to worry himself this occurrence. But your bussiness makings are much importance to his heart.

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S2E10

One, if I found any MacKenzies living up here, I would kill them.

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S2E10

I also went to a PG-13 movie. I-I bought a pair of sunglasses. I tried a Jewish doughnut.

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S2E10

I'd always been told that New York was the 21st century city of Sodom. And look what's happened. I've become one of them. I've been sodomized.

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S2E10

there's an 11:45 and I was misinformed about the time

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S2E11

I know toofer would never use the word 'poo,' so it's not him.

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S2E11

The game... is about...to change!

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S2E11

The stress of this is making me awful sleepy.

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S2E11

The stress of this is making me awful sleepy.

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S2E11

Miss lemon,your eyes look like my uncle's after he would drink from the air-conditioner.

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S2E11

Needless to say i grumbled about you to anyone who would listen.

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S2E11

And you don't look good in jeans from behind.

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S2E12

Son of a married couple, Bucky Bright!

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S2E12

Choosing is a sin, so I always just write in the lord's name.

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S2E12

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to Chinatown to pick up some human growth hormones so that Mr. Jordan's tigers don't realize that he's aging

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S2E13

Is it the 8 of diamonds? Nope.

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S2E13

His flute.

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S2E13

Everyone knows the only thing we should be ashamed of is our bodies.

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S2E13

Well,I am wearing a cuffed trouser today.

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S2E13

I didn't hear hand washing!

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S2E14

Once a year, the Teamsters go to this Italian sandwich shop in Brooklyn. No one knows what it's called or where it is. It's a Teamster secret.

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S2E14

And the dipping sauce. Oh, joy! God bless us, every one!

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S2E14

the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Please ask my permission before you quote me, Kenneth.

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S2E14

This smells just like Hill People Milk. I've been drinking this since I was a baby!

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S2E15

Bad news, archers. President Carter has decided to boycott the Moscow Games. Peanut farmer.

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S2E15

Saboteur!

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S2E15

Donny? Parcell. I thought you'd be coming out of that door.

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S2E15

Did someone say 'Donny'? No. No. Oh. It's pretty muffled in there.

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S2E15

It's hard for me to watch 'American Idol,' because I have perfect pitch. Oh. Ew.

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S2E15

It's hard for me to watch 'American Idol' 'cause there's a water bug on my channel changer.

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S3E01

My video game is selling through the rizznoof! Well, how far through the 'rizznoof'? Whoa, that's not slang. He has a speech impediment.

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S3E01

I think I did it alone... and this check is the prizznoof. Now that one was just him being obnoxious.

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S3E01

Three of my nine siblings were adopted. And someday, I'm gonna find them.

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S3E01

Do you know what imperative means? Tell me, tell me! Important. It means important.

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S3E01

Mr. Banks... look how many pushups I can do.

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S3E01

She reminds me of my own mom. Tough love, consistency, a little moustache in a certain light.

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S3E03

You probably didn't recognize me in this new page uniform.

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S3E03

The old uniforms were timeless, practical, sexy.

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S3E03

I just makes me wanna pee on someone.

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S3E03

or a satisfying finale to the hit NBC Television series Night Court.

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S3E03

Gosh, last time I was blindfolded was when I had to play the piano at that weird masquerade party.

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S3E03

First I find that quarter this morning-- um... I lost a quarter. Earlier.

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S3E03

then the show must go onward.

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S3E04

I know i was a handful when my family moved from our farm house to that militia camp in the woods.

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S3E04

After years of inbreeding, the pigs are getting violent. And the pig shield around the house has worn thin.

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S3E04

Well,that would be great if pigs weren't excellent swimmers.

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S3E04

I did some street performing in my neighborhood this weekend.

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S3E04

We parcells have eaten our share of rock soup and squirrel tail. But we've also known lean times.

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S3E04

Does anyone need water or saltines? I would feel safer with some saltines.

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S3E05

A ghetto mating call.

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S3E05

Next stop, kansas city.

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S3E05

Singing in the elevator. It's like a road trip to the sky!

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S3E07

'Once again, I apologize that our regular warm-up comic O.D.'d at a gay man's apartment this morning'

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S3E08

With your flat, manly, milking thumbs and your long, graceful knuckle hair

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S3E08

Oh, no! I must have ox fever! When did I walk barefoot near an ox?

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S3E08

I'm 'A-oh-boy.'

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S3E08

Wrapped in a Confederate Flag, fried and fed to dogs.

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S3E08

I wasn't resting! A Parcell man never lies down on the job. Unless that job involves... milking pig teats.

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S3E08

Oh... Oh, ma chère maman! Pourquoi? Pourquoi m' as tu laissè?

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S3E09

Oh, you want to hear a tale of the Hill Witch?

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S3E09

My Mee-maw saw her once taking away a boy who wouldn't eat his vegetables.

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S3E09

One look turns you to stone and then she gorges on your living brain.

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S3E09

And my page desk will be turned sideways.

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S3E09

Look at me! I'm a monster! The Hill Witch! Cover your brain!

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S3E10

That's a federal offense! And you already have 2 strikes.

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S3E10

Muppets Take Manhattan. Caddyshack. And a documentary about how pies are made.

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S3E10

That's no good for you. You're allergic to dogs. Guess I'll have to step in then.

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S3E10

He pulled an uncle Harland Parcell last night. Minus the wistful jug blowing.

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S3E10

What did you not understand? That picture is from a dog food ad.

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S3E11

Do I? I wouldn't have this job if it weren't for the mouth on my back.

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S3E11

Okay, there is something about Jennifer that just makes me all carsick inside.

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S3E11

Well, cotton and fiddles. I enjoy your smile.

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S3E11

It's a Valentine's date-li-doo!

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S3E11

I didn't know it was a French restaurant. Yes, I found it on my favorite website StopShowingOff.com.

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S3E11

And when I'm with you, my heart jumps like a frog on July asphalt right before it dies.

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S3E11

That is cold, blind lady! Oh, and by the way... you are not so attractive, yourself. No, I'm... I'm pretty sure I'm hot. Yes, you are. I tried.

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S3E12

Oh, Miss Lemon, I can't leave Manhattan on page business. NBC's interns doesn't cover it.

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S3E12

Say it. Say I'm your friend. Fine. You're my friend, Kenneth. Let's go.

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S3E12

That's my TV!

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S3E12

Aww, I just got tagged.

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S3E12

Oh, was it 'The Day is Done My Sweet, For the Lambs Have Been Decapitated?'

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S3E12

then I will not rest until I get my friend her phone.

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S3E12

I knew it! That's '99 Red Balloons,' Nena's famous anti-balloon protest song.

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S3E12

Adult? You mean like you're driving a car or wearing a suit?

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S3E12

I would thank you to give the lady its cell phone back.

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S3E12

Because I'm having an asbestos removal party in my apartment on Sunday

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S3E13

And because of my drinking, they're often a surprise.

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S3E14

Are you pickling squirrel meat? Because I can lend you my skull presser.

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S3E14

You guys are my best friends.

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S3E14

The pig spoor has hit the wind spinner.

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S3E14

And I keep starting to sneeze... but nothing comes out.

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S3E14

So, it's kind of like a 'funcooker'.

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S3E14

One hug, you mean?

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S3E15

Oh, is that code for some kind of older gal medical procedure?

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S3E15

Well, don't get too attached. As soon as people realize his tonics don't work it's on to the next town.

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S3E15

Catalog photos of expectant mothers in their swimming suits?

8.18.0
S3E15

You look just how I picture Mary Magdalene. / You're what I think Judas looks like.

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S3E15

Oh, no! When I get upset my accent come out. And when it gets to comin' out, I can't get to talkin', nuh-uh!

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S3E15

Nope, I lost it, that was Batman.

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S3E15

I know Mr. Jordan like the back of my stepfather Ron's hand.

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S3E15

I know that by 'binky' he means 1970s pornography.

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S3E15

I know that by 'binky' he means 1970s pornography.

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S3E15

Hello, Studio 6-H. This is... Cranston.

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S3E15

Plus, I've started to dream as Cranston.

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S3E15

I guess I'm only farm-strong, and not heart-strong.

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S3E16

Every time you move his head, his head moves! Look!

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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

You've got all of these fancy presents from business associates and this big empty house to store them in.

7.77.3
S3E16

I remember that girl. She cried all day.

6.96.5
S3E16

Oh, is that Billie Jean King?

6.56.3
S3E17

The assistants talked about last night At finnegan's, the bar we all go to after work... in my dreams.

7.36.7
S3E17

But you are here. I can see you.

6.65.8
S3E17

I feel like i'm the pelican brief! Do i already know too much?

6.86.0
S3E17

Oh, and one thing, don't go into my bedroom. / What? / Do not go into my bedroom.

7.06.5
S3E17

tashonda from time warner cable Is on the phone And she's offering three free months of showtime. But we have to act now.

7.16.5
S3E17

I was wrong. That was not important enough.

6.86.2
S3E17

I will be sure to let him know As soon as he's done firing steven lee from microwaves.

7.67.2
S3E17

it is not enough that you killed the bird I've had for almost 60 years.

7.47.2
S3E17

it is not enough that you killed the bird I've had for almost 60 years.

7.36.7
S3E17

I may just be a non-Special,

7.26.7
S3E17

looks like i've got some naming to do. Pat. Balthazar. Donna. lorne. michael.

7.06.3
S3E18

You're on s-e-x probation.

6.96.3
S3E18

Mr. Donaghy,help! Rule breaking!

7.26.8
S3E18

I learned that from dr. King! I'm brave!

7.37.0
S3E18

And said pretty boys like me shouldn't be filling their heads with ideas.

7.36.8
S3E18

He has a ridge on the section of the skull associated with deviousness.

7.97.5
S3E18

And not because of my acute ventralitis.

7.46.8
S3E18

I actually haven't spoken to her yet, but I have a long-term plan to marry her,

7.57.8
S3E18

But someone atthe today show made me eat an unripe bana in front of her.

7.37.2
S3E18

Dotcom,i forgot to get you extra mustard.

6.86.7
S3E18

Except for the mustard that comes with the sandwich.

7.57.5
S3E18

Oh,really? I love you too,dotcom.

7.27.2
S3E18

Why are you smiling? You're freaking me out.

6.96.8
S3E18

You're crazy!

6.66.7
S3E19

Oh, Miss Lemon, we can't have coconut products out anymore because of staff allergies. / What? No, allergies are psychosomatic.

7.16.8
S3E19

If I have a strawberry, my throat shuts up faster than a girl in math class.

7.46.8
S3E19

You know, if my cousin Stephanie eats a walnut her throat shuts up faster than a Filipino at a... / Guys! Come on. Not okay.

7.26.3
S3E19

La Viuda Negra! / What? What does that mean? / The Black Widow.

7.37.2
S3E19

My current theory is she's the mother of those Michael Jackson kids.

7.27.0
S3E19

Oh, you mean my mouth radio?

7.47.0
S3E19

When you call 911, tell them they have to send everyone.

7.27.0
S3E19

Sure, I was legally dead for five minutes but I did it for true love.

7.87.7
S3E20

Well, don't worry. Once it tries to mate with a child, I'm sure animal control will just shoot it.

7.57.0
S3E20

She bit off my nut sack That I kept tied around my belt to feed squirrels.

8.48.5
S3E20

The gibbon did not attack Jenna. He was trying to mate with her face.

8.07.8
S3E21

I know, but I have a hard time guessing the age of black Americans. Black shoes are the best shoes.

7.16.5
S3E21

Liz and Kenneth testing Tracy's age with Rob Base's 'It Takes Two' - Tracy performs it perfectly despite claiming to be 39

6.76.3
S3E21

Liz saving half a muffin 'to eat later' and the observation about what 21-year-old wraps half a muffin

6.96.0
S3E21

Kenneth's casual mention of trying to steal his dead neighbor's identity because 'sometimes things get overwhelming' and he might need to 'get in the car and drive away'

7.87.7
S3E21

Discovery that Donald is 40 years old, making him older than Tracy

7.57.3
S3E22

And they said you can drop up to five 'f-bombs.'

7.36.8
S3E22

Campbell was actually Mr. Campbell, his science teacher. His science teacher was a drug dealer?

7.76.8
S3E22

Because you're not a bad-bleep O.G. You're a sensitive artist.

7.26.3
S3E22

[Thinking]: And so began the craziest summer of my life. How'd you say that without moving your mouth?

8.07.3
S4E01

As the Hill People say, 'Parcell gaw say del go up de saw say'

7.87.5
S4E01

Dah don say da bay ton daw

7.36.5
S4E01

Kenneth? Boo! Thank you, sir.

7.16.3
S4E01

Hey, he's got a girl's middle name too

7.36.5
S4E01

All those zeros. It's downright un-American.

7.37.0
S4E01

'Bonus' means 'extra'. I know that from game shows.

7.56.8
S4E01

I would like you to sign your name to a piece of paper that says, 'I am a big, ol' liar.'

7.97.8
S4E01

They are a blanket union that includes mall Santas, horse whisperers, and bucket drummers.

7.67.0
S4E01

What show are you assigned to again? Donahue.

7.57.0
S4E01

Would you like something to eat? I have some leftover turtle meat from dinner. Or as you would call it, 'bonus' turtle meat.

7.67.3
S4E01

There's a bar in the shower that the previous tenant installed to keep from slipping. He still died in there, though.

8.08.0
S4E01

Those glasses are for display only.

7.67.0
S4E01

Sir, you sound like the mall Santas when they come back from lunch.

7.87.3
S4E01

A piece of paper that I can't really tell you about! Was this strike just over a personal thing between you and Mr. Donaghy? Massage it, Kenneth. No, it wasn't!

7.47.0
S4E02

oh, no, this big brother isn't affiliated with the mentoring program. it's an organization that secretly watches people and makes sure they're behaving properly.

8.48.5
S4E02

i never even had a dog, 'cause, as my mom would say, you can't eat love.

8.38.3
S4E02

and as my mom's friend ron would say, 'the donkey died. you're the donkey now, kenneth. just another animal. might as well be a rat. an adorable rat, who shows you it's okay to be scared during a thunderstorm.'

8.48.5
S4E03

But at least he died doing what he loved... blogging on the huffington post.

7.87.7
S4E03

as her own grandma hutchins.

7.87.2
S4E03

I don't really remember the brady bunch,'cause I was too young.

7.56.8
S4E03

Although when the parcells first came to America, they lived in a town called sexcriminalboat.

8.48.5
S4E03

Two hobos sharing a bean... lady airline pilots.

8.07.7
S4E03

You see,the chuckle is the part of the pig between the tail and the anus.

8.38.2
S4E04

miss lemon did say, 'keep this away from jenna.' But she may have meant the jenna that works downstairs at that luggage store

7.36.5
S4E04

Ozark kisses? the woodsman's companion?

7.67.2
S4E04

Back in stone mountain, even the mayor had bedbugs. And she was a horse.

8.58.5
S4E04

Mr. donaghy's got blue ridge quilt ticklers. Oh, sorry. bedbugs

7.36.5
S4E04

A taxicab!

6.76.3
S4E04

You have mugabe's concubines. No, bedbugs!

6.86.3
S4E04

i don't think you did, sir. I've just got the one pair, and i sleep in them

7.67.0
S4E05

♪ makin' a new friend ♪ ♪ sure ain't easy ♪ ♪ and that's how two become one ♪

6.86.7
S4E05

Yad sdrawkcab tsuj s'ti sseug i,yako.

7.68.2
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 feel about as useless as a mom's college degree.

8.18.3
S4E05

Who said i've been alive forever?

8.28.2
S4E05

Just kidding. There won't be a network. But whatever people are watching, i want to be in charge of it.

7.97.7
S4E06

If he was a monkey, then why was he killed by a monkey?

8.48.2
S4E06

Well, they make our shoes and wallets.

8.17.8
S4E06

But I'm gonna be grumpy until the end this sentence.

7.97.3
S4E08

A picture of President Obama. For the muslims. I'm gonna let that one slide.

6.25.7
S4E08

And a bowl of meat cubes with a picture of Jimmy Connors sticking out in the tradition of Verdukianism.

7.37.0
S4E08

Verdukianism? That doesn't make sense. Jimmy is catholic.

7.67.5
S4E08

Tonight is the Verdukian holiday of mouth pleasures. Misters Rossitano, Spurlock, and Lutz must have free sausage pizza followed by some gentle flossing performed by a blonde virgin.

7.88.2
S4E08

So if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go buy some guitar music.

8.08.0
S4E08

My angry God is punishing them. It's a Christmas miracle.

7.67.5
S4E09

no,no,no,no. okay,but i was gonna describe it real good.

7.27.0
S4E09

as you know,on new year's,i finally met my birth parents. so. thank you for asking about that!

7.57.0
S4E09

that happens sometimes when i unhinge my pelvis.

7.87.5
S4E09

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

7.77.5
S4E09

i just took my picture with that little camera thing. kenneth! all right. i just need to erase that picture. whoops,i just made it the desktop image.

7.27.0
S4E09

if you type "nancy's secrets" into the internet,do you have any idea what comes up? a store that sells wig extensions.

7.36.7
S4E09

that's the most divorced sentence i've ever heard.

7.97.7
S4E09

they spell "klaus." your name in german class.

7.87.5
S4E09

you should buy a leather jacket!

7.37.0
S4E10

hey, kenneth, why aren't your teeth glowing in the black light? you'll have to ask the fella who whittled 'em for me.

8.17.5
S4E10

not for a billion doll hairs. i'm sorry.Did you say 'doll hairs'? yeah, they're not worth nothing.

7.98.0
S4E11

These gentlemen are the writers for Bruins Beat, Whose offices we'll be sharing. They are all named Sean. They are mean, and I hate it here.

7.26.7
S4E11

I am Silas Marymount-Peppercorn, And this is my first wife... Moronica.

7.57.5
S4E11

My wife and I have disparate levels of attractiveness, because I am a successful inventor.

7.87.7
S4E12

While I tell you a funny story About my friend's cat. His name is Mr. Wiggles, And his cat's name is Benson.

7.56.7
S4E12

funny story. There was a guy on the subway Who I thought for a second didn't have any fingers. But then I realized He was holding his hand like this.

7.06.3
S4E13

I will be attending an all-day abstinence rally. You're welcome to come. I think I've got an extra gender-neutralizing hood.

8.07.7
S4E13

Oh, my God! Who did this? I don't know. I guess some weirdo out there loves you.

7.36.8
S4E14

On his way to work, he found some magic beans, and because he believed in them...

7.26.8
S4E14

Just like that movie I only saw the first 10 minutes of- Fatal Attraction

8.28.0
S4E14

Everything always works out for the best

6.04.8
S4E14

I just threw my wallet out the window

7.77.5
S4E14

It keeps me from... Hee-haw, hee-haw! Don't worry, it's just a donkey spell

8.68.7
S4E14

Even if he does come from a country that's nothing more than the dried husk America came out of

8.17.8
S4E14

Like when Lot's daughters got him drunk to repopulate the world through incest. Or when Screech went to the masquerade ball in disguise so Lisa would kiss him

9.09.2
S4E14

So here's da ting. You need to come in today so the doctor can check dem teeth, mon

6.97.0
S4E14

You're going Irish! / Cool runnings, mon. Bobsled

7.47.3
S4E14

Stay away, I will bite you! Hee-haw!

7.06.8
S4E14

And without my wallet, I don't even have my lucky rabbit's spine

7.77.5
S4E14

Bobsled.

6.76.5
S4E14

No, this is not possible. / But it is. / I knew my wallet would turn up. And it did

7.16.8
S4E14

Oh, I am either very happy right now, or I'm having a pretty bad donkey spell

7.87.7
S4E15

Feel like I'm back at school learning about the dangers of book readin.

7.47.0
S4E15

My cousin in Atlanta is a business model. She holds up staplers in catalogues.

7.36.8
S4E16

You should come up with a shortcut word for it, Like, 'ivatrennapra.'

7.97.5
S4E16

Silly Mr. Hornberger. Always saying hate when he means love.

7.36.7
S4E16

Legend has it, the only bait That'll catch old gus is a piece of old Gus himself. So everytime they catch him, they cut off a litlle piece of him so they can catch him again

7.87.5
S4E16

Now how did the very first person catch old Gus? Well, that's a story for another time-- Right now.

7.46.7
S4E16

Space, space, space, space, space, Space, my autobiography, space, space, Space, space, space, by Kenneth Ellen Parcell.

8.18.2
S4E16

What would you like for dinner, Mr. Jordan-- Barbecue or me?

7.37.0
S4E17

You shut your mouth!

6.96.5
S4E18

Put the electric dog collar on me. It would be my honor.

7.77.5
S4E18

Wait. I don't walk that well.

7.26.7
S4E18

[whimpering] I had nowhere else to go! [dog barking] Dog! Dog attack! [screaming]

6.86.8
S4E19

Oh, my, what a gorgeous swamp eagle.

6.96.3
S4E19

I was about to suggest the same thing.

8.07.5
S4E19

Sorry--mrs. Argus.

7.26.7
S4E19

ooh, that's a car alarm.

7.06.3
S4E19

Or how bread turns into toast.

8.07.8
S4E20

Her name might be Cheryl, and she was wearing a red shirt in 1984.

7.57.3
S4E20

♪ Oh, the fiddle's in the creek ♪ ♪ and the frog's in the kitchen ♪ I apologize, ma'am. That is not a song.

8.07.5
S4E20

You make me very nervous. Oh, my God.

7.47.0
S4E20

Mrs. Donaghy keeps tricking me and running away, but not anymore. Carl, they need you out in the hall. Yes, ma'am!

7.47.3
S4E20

I've got to get back to calling Kenneth 'carl' to see if he ever corrects me. Carl! Yes, ma'am?

7.67.3
S4E20

Carl would never let you down. Carl, that does not sound right. Kevin--no. Who am I? Is it Keith? No, that's not-- yes, I'm Keith.

7.47.2
S4E22

Comma, bald category.

7.97.3
S4E22

Comma, beautiful hair category, parentheses, strong.

7.67.2
S4E22

Get it yourself, Chubbs. I'm on a coffee break.

7.77.5
S4E22

Ring-ring. Hmm. What's up? Nothing. Just giving a dumb tour to a bunch of uggos.

7.57.3
S4E22

Let's meet up later And smoke some drug cigarettes.

7.77.7
S4E22

Everyone there smiles creepily all the time. And that's sort of my thing.

7.77.7
S4E22

You won't have Kenneth Ellen Parcell to kick around anymore,

7.26.5
S4E22

Your East coast media elite problems, Your apartment renovations, And your overpriced star wars memorabilia.

7.57.3
S4E22

I have watched you Throw away better food Than my family eats at Christmas. And I have loved it.

8.38.2
S4E22

So kiss my face!

7.67.8
S5E01

Would an imaginary me know that you have a mole on your list of pets to get? Or that your favorite color is rainbow?

7.87.5
S5E01

They gave me a tote bag with The Mentalist on it!

7.06.3
S5E01

Good night, bear! Good night moon... Soon Park from accounting

7.16.5
S5E02

Just like the time I was cleaning my closet, and my mom and her friend Ron came in to take one of their grunting naps on my bed...

7.57.3
S5E02

Just like the time I was cleaning my closet, and my mom and her friend Ron came in to take one of their grunting naps on my bed...

7.77.8
S5E02

Drugs during childbirth? Isn't the whole point feeling God punish you?

7.77.3
S5E02

Your ability to hide your true feelings is part of your great strength.

7.77.3
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

I don't know, ma'am. You made me think about it, and when I get to thinkin' 'bout it, it juh get worse.

7.67.7
S5E03

Now you're untied? Have you two been talking?

6.96.3
S5E05

He is pitching a no-hitter!

7.26.5
S5E05

Starting at 4:00 p.m. Yesterday, when Mr. Donaghy coined the word 'innoventually,' he has been flawless.

7.67.0
S5E05

Because you have so many unsolvable problems. Like your mouth. It looks like someone kicked a hole in a bag of flour!

7.87.7
S5E05

We've had to sell off Sally, Julie, and Poppy. Are those some of your pigs? Yes.

7.77.2
S5E05

She must have thought you meant credit card. How many cashiers are at that store? Two! This is fun!

7.06.5
S5E05

I don't understand what you're saying, but I like that it has the word 'we' in it!

7.87.5
S5E05

Yes, 'Bappy Hirthday, Gremlin'.

7.77.3
S5E05

Adding brick after brick to our friendship castle so it someday reaches the sky!

8.17.5
S5E05

If Cookie Puss knew, he'd tear us apart with his fangs!

8.28.0
S5E05

And with enough money, they could buy those magic beans from that old hermit. We'd be rich!

7.97.5
S5E05

Isn't it 'Frasier'? No, it's 'Frajer'. And I should know. I'm Frajer.

7.67.2
S5E06

Tom was a fellow from my town we accidentally buried alive.

8.17.3
S5E06

Funny story, after we dug him back up, he tried to kill all of us.

8.07.3
S5E06

Like the song, I am taking on my business.

6.86.0
S5E06

Then you said, 'read back what we have so far.'

7.67.0
S5E07

I was attacked in my apartment...

7.16.3
S5E07

'Zing leg-tubes, Liz. Vunderhinder!

6.35.5
S5E07

Lying perfectly still reminds me of hiding under our porch during a hill people rampage.

8.17.7
S5E08

That game is not for softhands and faceworkers. It's for strongs and lifters.

7.47.2
S5E08

You know my uncle was a tinkerer. Until the FBI shot him.

7.87.8
S5E08

But after I left Kentucky Mountain Bible College, it still kept going. Until it was shut down because of the wolves.

8.07.8
S5E08

Television studies with a minor in Bible sexuality.

8.08.0
S5E08

At least that's what my Nana is telling me from that tunnel of light behind you.

7.87.8
S5E09

Stewart, Brenda, Amber, Crystal. Also, in the background, I heard lady giggles and the sound of a beautiful sunset.

7.37.2
S5E09

Miss Lemon, there's a reason God gave us two ears and only one mouth. Listening is twice as important as talking.

7.57.3
S5E09

So far, I have 8 'nos' and 25 'shove it up your goon-holes.'

6.96.7
S5E09

Why did she have to say 'Harold'?

7.06.2
S5E09

And so am I! I'm Cheryl.

7.47.5
S5E09

Please let Harold be human. / Harold was a pig.

7.77.8
S5E09

But I needed $300 for the river ferry-train-oxcart-train-bus ticket.

7.67.8
S5E09

Why, I once ate an entire witch. A pig was nothing!

8.08.3
S5E09

I would have recognized those eyes anywhere.

7.98.2
S5E09

It was Harold, and I ate all of him... even the face, in case of a tie.

8.18.5
S5E09

Look how small my head is. / Oh, my! It's so tiny!

6.16.0
S5E10

I had to go on Charlie Rose, Kenneth, Charlie Rose! Oh, that's horrible.

7.16.8
S5E10

I certainly wasn't going to pretend those trash cans were my parents.

7.67.5
S5E10

Except for Insulin, spironolactone, and bupropion, which I have for you whenever you're ready, sir.

7.87.3
S5E11

That's what Ann Curry and Subhas the janitor tried to tell me. That was five years ago.

7.67.3
S5E11

What I don't get is this is Danny's dressing room.

7.67.5
S5E12

I was holding in a 'snart,' and then right when she took the photo...

7.26.8
S5E12

Don't you want to know what a 'snart' is? I can tell you now. It's 10:00. 10:00 in the morning.

7.77.2
S5E12

when I look into a mirror, there's just a white haze

7.77.2
S5E12

I couldn't put the memo in your mailbox, 'cause it's full of unread adoption materials

6.76.2
S5E13

Is she doing an expose on how feminism has led to a happiness crisis among educated women?

7.77.2
S5E13

May I kiss your stomach? Absolutely not. Hello, beautiful. It's Uncle Wutzy.

7.57.2
S5E13

Not what my uncle does when he gets a hitchhiker over a barrel, I'll tell you that.

7.97.7
S5E13

You didn't steal anything from me, sir. Last time I checked, best friends can't steal from each other.

7.76.8
S5E13

Isn't that just Easter?

8.58.3
S5E13

It doesn't count as a hug unless it goes on for ten seconds. You got that right, son. One...Mississippi...

7.37.0
S5E14

Success is a double-edged sword.

7.17.0
S5E14

You ever hear of the 'Peter Principle'? Yes. Just now.

7.36.8
S5E14

On D-Day, my grandfather wore a German uniform under his American one, just in case.

8.38.3
S5E14

And I know, because I've looked it up for you a dozen times!

7.87.5
S5E15

What, this? I got hit by a bird on a roller coaster.

6.56.3
S5E16

I hope my legacy is a Sesame Street type TV show that promotes illiteracy in girls.

7.98.0
S5E17

Mr. D'Fwan, Party City does not sell giant see-through clocks or strap-on Pegasus wings, so I got this paper pineapple instead

7.37.3
S5E17

Michael. Are you back on meth? / Mm-hmm. No. Why? You got some?

6.97.0
S5E17

I forgot to write the rest of this letter.

7.27.0
S5E17

I found a glove in the elevator. If anyone is missing a glove, I may have found your glove.

6.96.5
S5E17

Wait. You know what, this is my glove.

6.66.0
S5E17

Wait. You know what, this is my glove. If anyone sees another glove, I've lost one of my gloves

6.55.8
S5E18

Let me just take out my idea journal. Hmm. This just says 'Bird Internet.'

8.28.0
S5E18

It is not easy coming up with ideas to save the show, but this morning, I held up this sign in the 'Today Show' window!

8.07.8
S5E18

Bird Internet!

7.27.3
S5E18

unless you're married to it. So I had to marry each envelope and then divorce it

8.38.0
S5E18

And I won't have to be the world's worst hooker! You want to party? It's $500 for kissing, $10,000 for snuggling, end of list.

8.38.3
S5E18

Bird internet.

7.07.0
S5E19

I'm going to go ahead and assume that Bastille is a stripper. As well you should.

7.16.8
S5E19

Has it really been a year since we were all at the Waldorf eating that cake made out of lizard meal? that we saw Tracy eating from.

7.37.0
S5E19

A copy of 'Black Yachts' magazine and a Rubik's Cube that's been smashed out of anger.

7.67.2
S5E19

For the love of God, come back or we'll die!

6.55.8
S5E19

'Ello! I'm a baby!

7.06.8
S5E20

I better lay you across my grandmother's lap in the mating shed.

7.97.7
S5E20

I wish. Albinos get to be watchers in the mating shed.

8.17.8
S5E20

Just follow these... Troll penises! Oh, God! What have I done?

7.97.8
S5E20

And out on the Plaza, a bird landed on my apple. I thought he was gonna eat it, but he just sat there. What's next? A different bird landing on a different apple?

8.17.8
S5E22

What are you doing? That's his urine. He is not well.

7.07.3
S5E22

Conrad Bain once slapped me in a men's room.

7.06.3
S5E22

Comencé a estudiar these, but then yo gave up.

7.46.5
S5E22

That story is not funny. Sir, you had to be there. Then I will be.

7.77.3
S5E22

Dotcom licks the subway steps.

6.86.2
S5E22

Dotcom licks the subway steps.

7.36.8
S5E22

'Smooth move, Ferguson' was just trying to fill a void because Mr. Slattery's political cartoons weren't cutting it. I can't draw hands.

7.67.0
S5E23

I know your wife was kidnapped by some convenience-store owners

7.47.3
S5E23

Mumps, Hill People attacks, cave collapses... both business and residential

8.38.2
S5E23

I like to replace the Union-soldier meat with boiled potatoes

8.48.3
S5E23

Deer God, thank you for this venison. Onion God, thank you for these onions. Carrot God, thank you for the carrots.

8.28.0
S5E23

There's a lot of drawings of Ms. Maroney eating celery that men are giving to her with their hips

7.77.7
S5E23

My house is full of white cockroaches

7.47.0
S5E23

I have seen 'The Brady Bunch' where Tiger runs away

7.67.5
S6E01

The world is ending tomorrow! And you're happy about that? Oh, of course. I get to go to heaven and receive my reward! 72 virgin margaritas, hold the salt.

7.77.5
S6E01

Oh, I'm sorry I won't be seeing you in heaven, Mr. Spurlock. But on the bright side, black hell does have a jukebox.

7.87.2
S6E01

Sir, this chiquita banana sticker had been stuck to that ceiling for years. So I finally scraped it off.

7.56.8
S6E01

organize snack table by food jewishness

7.87.5
S6E01

Uh, also, FYI, women's hell is the same as aroused dog heaven.

7.87.3
S6E01

Only while playing tennis. I'm kidding. I've never played tennis.

7.77.0
S6E01

I mean, I'm the... I'm the one who had to nude-baptize all those teens.

7.56.8
S6E01

It's so beautiful. A mermaid! Dude, those are diapers.

7.47.0
S6E02

Why would I even say that?

7.57.0
S6E02

He also said that he thinks, quote, 'sexuality is a continuum,' and he is but a voyager on a vast ocean of pleasure.

7.57.3
S6E02

Kenneth, do this for me, someone I hope you consider a friend, and who in return thinks of you as sort of an albino slave-monkey. Aw, you think of me?

7.27.0
S6E02

They'd kick me out of the page program faster than a fella can come up with folksy similes.

8.27.7
S6E03

We should take two cars. You didn't tell me he was alive! Well of course he is. Pete's our friend, Kelsey.

7.57.3
S6E03

His office is on this floor, isn't it? Yes, but to get him there, you have to go through the backstage and the backstage is full of people.

7.37.0
S6E03

How long is the show? I don't know. I've never done it before, baby.

7.06.3
S6E03

I couldn't find a Lincoln hat so I grabbed this chimney sweep hat instead. If anyone notices... We're dead.

7.26.7
S6E03

Yeah, I guess you're right.

6.45.8
S6E03

I look incredibly beautiful. The lighting is back to normal. Both switches need to be on, woman.

7.27.0
S6E04

That virgin was my sister. And her son, Lyle, has a learning disability.

7.57.5
S6E04

Steve Allen, Regis Philbin, Ted Bundy, Richard Ramirez, John Wayne gacy...

8.08.3
S6E05

Didn't you notice your food wasn't pre-chewed?

7.87.7
S6E05

You were in the kitchen all day. Right over... Oh, that's a broom

7.37.2
S6E05

I am using my once-in-a-lifetime interruption

8.07.5
S6E05

when a dog goes missing, everyone's upset 'cause there's no dog milk for the babies

8.28.0
S6E05

My church requires a 110% tithe

7.97.5
S6E05

Are you talking about saving squirrels from hawks?

7.77.0
S6E05

Boy, you are dumb sometimes

6.86.3
S6E06

most people think of Valentine's Day as a celebration of the burning of a catholic loudmouth, but it's also about love. And escort prices going way up.

7.77.5
S6E06

Sorry to crash this sausage party... / Unnecessary.

7.36.8
S6E06

Three feet, two feet, it says he's right on top of us. / Oh! / Oh, my God, my face. / Oh! Oh! / He's mating with my mouth.

6.16.3
S6E08

The gym said the odor was attracting bugs that were attracting bats that were attracting bat-hawks.

8.08.2
S6E08

Sam and Diane are the lesbian couple in my building who murdered each other.

8.28.2
S6E08

I also got you these goofy water balloons my mom's friend Ron used to always send me out to buy.

7.57.3
S6E08

I know they're condoms.

6.96.8
S6E08

Oh, you smell like when the stone Mountain tire fire joined up with the corpse fire, and then swept through the downtown Manure district.

7.98.0
S6E08

It was our fault for letting those high schoolers dance at their prom.

7.57.3
S6E09

I don't see people that look like that.

7.67.7
S6E09

Poke your eye, pull your hair, you forgot what clothes to wear.

7.06.3
S6E09

He lives in the Mariana trench. He emerges every four years to trade children's tears for candy?

8.07.8
S6E09

I listened to rap music for the first time. Not a fan.

7.06.5
S6E09

He's a mormon. You know how they are about Leap Day.

7.46.8
S6E09

Of course, take off my bald cap. Not put on my wig.

8.07.7
S6E09

Mean laughter, sound of a drink being poured. What are you writing now, you slack-jawed donkey?

7.06.3
S6E09

You know the saying, 'rhubarb red, eat away, rhubarb green, don't eat them.'

7.16.3
S6E09

One of my birds is sick and I want to get home in time to baptize her.

7.87.3
S6E09

I've dug too many graves.

7.67.5
S6E09

I am always coughing up blood. Could that be Leap Day William trying to get out?

7.67.5
S6E09

But, these lessons aren't good just for every four years. No. They're good every year. Because we should live every day as if it's Leap Day, and every Leap Day as if it's your last.

7.36.8
S6E09

No. They're good every year. Because we should live every day as if it's Leap Day, and every Leap Day as if it's your last.

7.16.5
S6E10

We have far too many sponsors that make housework easier for women.

7.77.0
S6E10

Son, if you wanna get ahead in this world... Oh, God, this hurts... Tell your mother I'm gay.

8.58.5
S6E10

We can't say 'dick wolf' on TV.

7.16.8
S6E10

Balloon!

7.77.2
S6E10

Like 'lazy Susan,' 'cause I'm lazy and effeminate.

7.46.8
S6E10

except accused witches.

8.38.3
S6E10

posing for 'Prayboy.'

6.45.7
S6E10

like stone Mountain's mailman riding his trusty donkey erasmus.

8.07.5
S6E10

My wife had two of the president's babies, and you're one of 'em.

7.87.5
S6E10

Lord knows some of my friends are just shrubs I put hats on and get high with.

8.07.5
S6E10

This movie was written by white nerds.

8.38.3
S6E11

Because of last night's cluster-whoops

6.66.3
S6E11

No, 'Kenneth' is short for andromakennethamblesorton.

7.87.5
S6E11

I'm surprised they allow you to say 'doctor.' It's so close to 'gynecologist' which is disgusting.

7.57.0
S6E11

No, there's only one of me. What? What are you asking?

7.16.5
S6E11

You can't say 'using' on TV. It implies drug use.

7.26.7
S6E11

I am responding, I am matching your tone, and making my own point.

7.97.5
S6E11

I stole that speech from an episode JAG, but it applies here.

7.57.0
S6E11

without Liz Lemon yelling at me, and I just wish I had never been born!

6.66.0
S6E11

and boss around those Jewish executives that were trained from birth to argue?

6.55.7
S6E11

I'm Kenneth, by the way. Me too. I'm Kenneth. Kenneth... uh... Toilethole.

7.37.0
S6E11

A Parcell man has never been called 'mister' outside of an execution chamber.

8.28.2
S6E11

You know, I'm starting to suspect that I have bad luck.

6.86.3
S6E12

He's only allergic to allergy medication. But he loves it

7.56.7
S6E13

I know I'm a big shot now with my suits And a desk lamp that I control

7.77.3
S6E13

Can you? You just did.

6.45.7
S6E13

My parents were technically brothers--

7.87.8
S6E13

Just like nana parcell, my heartworm.

8.58.7
S6E13

I definitely have a penis.

7.37.2
S6E13

are you busy regretting your life choices, For example, missing your window for having children?

8.08.3
S6E13

'cause I would do anything for love, But I won't do that.

7.16.8
S6E14

My father wore this to his high school prom. The theme was enchantment under the jim crow laws.

8.38.3
S6E14

[dubbed over] beautiful geniuses --Holes.

8.18.3
S6E14

Put a message in a bottle and throw it in the river. That's where I go every day to fish for shoes.

7.77.5
S6E14

Since the creation of earth 800 years ago.

7.06.7
S6E14

Nothing can stop me now. [squeals] It's okay. I'm doing great. Everything's gonna work out.

6.96.8
S6E14

Oh, mr. Subhas, your wife is on the phone. She's making dinner and she wants to know If you found any prosciutto today.

6.86.5
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

Medically, it's a neck ridge.

7.36.8
S6E14

[whispering] I lie to myself. Every morning, when I wake up, I say, 'everything's gonna be okay.' But I'm lying. And I don't know how much longer I can do it.

8.78.8
S6E15

You're just another weird page, and I already have one of those. Aw, thank you.

7.57.0
S6E15

It is a tail told by an idiot, full sound of furry, signifying nothing

7.16.5
S6E15

Would you like to try our apple dippers?

7.77.5
S6E16

The Bible says it's wrong, but it's the surprise hit of the season on ABC, so I don't know.

8.07.7
S6E16

In this big trash bag, I see everyone's mistakes, their embarrassing secrets, their dreams they don't dare share with anyone.

7.97.5
S6E16

They call me 'the natural.' I'm so good, the other janitors just sit in the basement all day getting drunk and laughing about this idiot they know.

8.17.8
S6E16

Ms. Maroney, judging is for God and his angels. So, yes, you are.

8.48.3
S6E16

To use a technical janitorial term, total ass.

7.57.0
S6E17

Oh, I listened to rock and roll music once, but I stopped before I started worshipping the devil. The song went, 'Mr. Sandma--', then I shut it off.

8.07.7
S6E17

My eight-year-old niece walked down the aisle to that song at her wedding.

8.18.3
S6E18

Where I'm from, Uncle Sam's mouth is sewn up, and then he's set on fire, so I don't know how he talks.

6.76.3
S6E18

And will you accept dancing as money?

7.47.2
S6E19

because they thought two black people on the same show would make the audience nervous. A rule NBC still uses today.

7.98.2
S6E19

We both know you're not due for another nine days.

8.18.3
S6E19

that woman who stole his microphone went on to become a wife.

7.98.0
S6E20

Everything I know about fashion, I learned from my old college roommate, John Mark Karr

8.28.0
S6E20

There's the feud between Ms. Lemon and baby Virginia, the drama between me and that cord I tripped on. Hey, watch it. I'm sorry, sir. I shouldn't have lost my temper

8.07.5
S6E20

You again? I am so sorry. Different cord

7.47.0
S6E21

Ms. Maroney, a wedding is a simple and beautiful ceremony where an old man and a crying girl get pushed into the coupling shed.

8.38.5
S6E21

Before moving here, I done used to talk-n-jaw like this, see? And when I'm at work, I use my white-people voice. You should see how we talk in the Bronx. Raar blarg shmoo-boo wagga!

6.96.8
S6E22

Well, where will you sit patiently in the dark while you wait for the next day to start? I mean, sleep?

8.37.8
S6E22

Have a good day, Doris. / [High-pitched] 'You have a good day too, Kenneth.' / Whatever, Doris. Grow up.

8.38.2
S6E22

I don't mean it, I nice it.

8.17.2
S6E22

[Gasps, snorts, groans] / Doris! / Wonderful. See you tonight, roomie.

7.26.7
S6E22

Oh, are you talking about Hazel or the raccoon that won't let me into my kitchen?

8.17.7
S6E22

And to think I thought Hazel was a bitch! / Friendly and loyal like a well-trained female dog. But she isn't a bitch. She's a meaniepants.

8.28.0
S6E22

Don't you ever do that again. / [Both moaning]

6.96.8
S7E01

You mean a threesome with Robinson Cano? No! I mean sharing a yogurt

7.57.5
S7E01

Hazel says she's saving herself for a Grade-A pork machine. And those are expensive.

7.57.5
S7E01

And both sides being right is like kissing your sister. A wonderful treat!

7.57.5
S7E02

Then I would have seen Criss' muscular back. You think I care?

7.57.0
S7E03

Mmm, my lips are so dry. I better wet them with this mop.

7.17.0
S7E03

Oh, no. Now my undershirt is wet with mop juice.

6.66.3
S7E03

Teens gone wild: Is Jenna Maroney partying too hard? Be careful, you don't want to turn out like Amanda Byne-us. Did I do it right?

6.46.0
S7E04

We should go to a pumpkin patch? Pranksmen, activate.

7.06.8
S7E04

The belt is a baby's necktie.

7.17.0
S7E04

The next president of the United States will be chosen by... Jenna Maroney. To be continued... Mr. Spider. Ew, web in my mouth!

7.06.8
S7E04

Ew, web in my mouth!

7.47.0
S7E05

Until this year, I wasn't allowed to vote because Reverend Gary said choosing is a sin.

7.67.5
S7E05

the Parcells have been in this country since we went berserk and murdered everyone at Roanoke.

7.87.8
S7E05

I can't unhear it! I can't unhear it!

6.66.3
S7E05

I cast the deciding vote that made 'white' the newest flavor of Mountain Dew. But I guess that's just life in a Dewmocracy.

7.77.8
S7E06

Because I think I saw an ad for it in Urban Butt magazine. They have an excellent word jumble.

7.57.2
S7E06

Well, this morning miss Lemon had one of her meltdowns. Really? About what? Because she can't balance work and personal life. But I mean, after seven years and hundreds of these episodes, it's like, let's move on.

7.57.5
S7E06

♪ Jenna is listening ♪ listening like the sun in the sky ♪

6.56.3
S7E06

I am just a co-worker who would do anything for any of you at any time. Nothing more!

7.77.3
S7E07

I'm gonna hold you to that, sir!

6.76.3
S7E08

Apex Technical School puts students first. And the perfect time to enroll is now.

6.25.5
S7E08

Where else but real life would a millionaire movie star care so much about a hillbilly janitor that he would spend two days trying to cheer him up?

7.36.8
S7E11

Kenneth the page. That's a name I haven't heard in a long time.

8.07.3
S7E11

I bleed blue and gray. Especially where I stepped on that nail.

7.97.3
S7E11

For example, if they're Japanese, I'll make sure we accidentally walk in on a blonde woman peeing.

6.65.7
S7E11

It's like NBC's TV version of Willy Wonka, starring Bob Uecker.

7.36.5
S7E11

No, sir. It's a magical, Ruth-filled business!

7.87.2
S7E11

There is no 'we', Kenneth. You're giving a tour. I'm picking the next president of NBC. Understood? Yes, sir. Of course... Not.

7.56.8
S7E11

The Today show was originally designed to entertain prison inmates whose IQs were too low for them to be executed.

8.68.5
S7E11

And it's about seeing your friends Matt and Savannha, and your Butler Al.

7.26.5
S7E11

Janu-where is the snow?

6.96.3
S7E11

TGS, the Joey Montero show, the Lovebirds. And the moon landing.

8.07.5
S7E11

That fabric was made from toilet-clog hair.

7.77.3
S7E11

That is a waste of delicious dead horse.

8.37.8
S7E11

But if all he cares about is the bottom line, he's not right for the job.

8.17.5
S7E11

No, sir. You were not.

8.58.5
S7E11

So shines a goon's deed in a weary world.

8.37.7
S7E12

"Chickpeas, moonshine, turtle meat?"

7.37.0
S7E12

"You've always had the body for it."

7.16.3
S7E12

"Woman, writer, New York... Those are all on my list of TV no-no words."

7.98.0
S7E12

"They don't want to watch some angry New York crankypants make that face... Exactly."

7.57.3
S7E12

"Shows where a guy gets a drink thrown in his face, and then he turns to his dog and says, 'don't even say it.' To his dog!"

7.16.7
S7E12

"Where are all the baby pigeons?"

7.97.7
S7E12

"It's like when a pig says, 'if I can communicate with you telepathically, do I have a soul?' And then you're like, 'no. Duh. Into the slaughtering chute.'"

8.07.7
S7E12

"If fewer than 150 episodes of TGS are produced in total, Mr. Jordan shall be paid a penalty of $30 million."

6.96.5
S7E12

One last chance for TGS to make America Say, 'what? Why?'

7.37.3
S7E12

There! You're no longer special to him. Get out! Get out of our lives! Yes!

7.06.7
S7E12

On behalf of the network, Ms. Maroney, I think you should sing at the end of the show tonight. / Wonderful! I'll need ten pianos.

7.97.3
S7E12

"Just bury the necklace and move on."

7.87.7
S7E12

"Brian Williams needs a mirror on the floor of his bathroom. I guess you want that if you have a glass toilet."

7.57.0
S7E12

"Wait. You're Sam?" "Don't even say it."

7.37.5
S7E13

You've always had the body for it.

6.76.2
S7E13

Woman, writer, New York... Those are all on my list of TV no-no words.

8.38.5
S7E13

They don't want to watch some angry New York crankypants make that face... exactly.

7.77.8
S7E13

Shows where a guy gets a drink thrown in his face, and then he turns to his dog and says, 'don't even say it.' To his dog!

7.37.2
S7E13

Where are all the baby pigeons?

7.36.7
S7E13

It's like when a pig says, 'if I can communicate with you telepathically, do I have a soul?' And then you're like, 'no. Duh. Into the slaughtering chute.'

8.28.2
S7E13

And I don't mean those two santas I saw kissing on the subway.

7.47.0
S7E13

Am I supposed to drop this on the floor?

7.66.8
S7E13

Good luck with, uh, Jake.

6.76.3
S7E13

♪ I will never forget you ♪ ♪ rural juror ♪ What? What is that face?

7.27.2
S7E13

Brian Williams needs a mirror on the floor of his bathroom. I guess you want that if you have a glass toilet.

7.87.5
S7E13

I want to be buried in it. So, if anything ever happens to me and you can't find my body but you can find this, don't overthink it. Just Bury the necklace and move on.

8.18.3