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Character Analysis

Lindsay Bluth Fünke

Played by Portia de Rossi

352 jokes across 66 episodes of Arrested Development

WAR

69.2

Total Jokes

352

Avg Craft

7.1

Avg Impact

6.8

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Best Jokes by Lindsay

All Jokes — 350 total

S1E01

Oh, my God! I have the exact same blouse.

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S1E01

I like it better on him.

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S1E01

Oh, my God! I have the exact same blouse. I like it better on him.

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S1E01

I'm not gonna lie to you, Michael. This is great news for HOOP.

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S1E01

J.D.L.? Jewish Defense League. Oh, the circumcision thing?

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S1E02

The only thing I found in the freezer was a dead dove in a bag. You didn't eat that, did you? 'Cause I've only got a couple days left to return it.

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S1E02

You spent $68 on hair conditioner? A small price to pay for self-esteem, Michael. Or are you still jealous that you lost Best Hair to me in high school and got Dorkiest?

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S1E02

But you've never actually had an audition. Well... excuse me!

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S1E02

That's funny, 'cause I was gonna say, 'You might wanna lean away from that fire... since you're soaked in alcohol.' Mine was better.

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S1E03

Or, you could not eat the cornballs and let your kid lead his own life.

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S1E03

With what? Company credit card. You're returning that. Get a job.

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S1E03

What is it with this family and working?

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S1E03

They beat her up, and, uh, took all her clothes.

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S1E03

Buster was right. You get off on being withholding, don't you?

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S1E03

Send her over. I'll take her shopping. Buster was right. You get off on being withholding, don't you?

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S1E04

Great. So now we don't have a car or a jet? Why don't we just take an ad out in I'm Poor magazine?

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S1E04

Perhaps you remember Neuterfest? / I'll never forget your wedding.

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S1E04

You're wearing ostrich skin boots. / I don't care about ostriches.

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S1E04

Watch out for bridges and hop-ons. You're gonna get some hop-ons.

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S1E04

At a weekend stage fighting workshop with Carl Weathers.

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S1E04

I think you're gross.

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S1E05

Can we come? Sorry. It's not for kids.

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S1E05

And these, Tobias. When was the last time you looked at these?

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S1E05

Now there are two men I wanna leave.

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S1E05

I've decided that... I want to become an actor too.

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S1E06

Can we come? Sorry. It's not for kids.

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S1E06

If I'm no Schwimmer, you're no Jennifer Aniston! Maybe I'm not even Lisa Kudrow.

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S1E06

Now there are two men I wanna leave.

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S1E07

Michael, do you have any idea what would happen if I were to visit prison? - Hmm. - It would be pandemonium.

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S1E07

Come on. That would never happen. - She can't drive herself. - I mean, she's the world's worst driver.

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S1E07

She was having trouble even lifting up this bag of groceries.

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S1E07

Gob's got the charm, Buster's got the... - High-fastening pants. - Have you said that? No. I'm saying that now.

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S1E07

It is obvious I'm not wearing a bra, right?

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S1E07

That's all I ever wanted from you, Daddy. For you to spend money on me.

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S1E08

Michael, do you have any idea what would happen if I were to visit prison? It would be pandemonium.

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S1E08

It is obvious I'm not wearing a bra, right?

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S1E08

That's all I ever wanted from you, Daddy. For you to spend money on me.

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S1E08

Guess what? They weren't protein bars. They were gold Krugerrands. And Dad finally paid attention to my intellect.

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S1E09

The loser. The fool.

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S1E09

Moo? Mmm. Moo, honey.

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S1E10

Because I'm... Don't want to.

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S1E10

This is a D-minus. Either way, it's above a 'D,' right?

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S1E10

I know you got a 'crocodile' in spelling, but this has gone too far.

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S1E10

Hmm. Nope, that doesn't feel right.

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S1E10

I punish thee.

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S1E10

Oh, I have to come up with another thing?

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S1E10

That was supposed to be for me. She was my au pair.

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S1E11

I'd like my old life back.

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S1E11

I have a job. / Kiss ass. / Well, we were all thinking it.

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S1E11

Yeah. Who doesn't love the Jews?

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S1E11

You know that he's only had sex with, like, four women, right?

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S1E11

Wow! This Cloudmir's making me think fuzzy. I have almost no judgment at all. / 'Only one with a real job.'

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S1E12

Anniversary? You asked me to throw a Valentine's Day party.

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S1E12

I deceived you, Mom. Tricked makes it sound like we have a playful relationship.

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S1E12

That can't feel good.

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S1E12

Well, if you call not filing for divorce 'something right.'

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S1E12

Good grief. He sent us one of his idiot videotapes.

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S1E12

This was supposed to be my anniversary toast. Yeah. And this was supposed to be my Valentine's Day party.

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S1E12

The man's psychologically incapable of taking all of his clothes off.

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S1E12

I was gonna take her with me in the night. She's part of the bolt.

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S1E12

I'm gonna sleep with my daughter, and you're gonna sleep with my husband.

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S1E12

Can I let you in on a little secret? Hmm? Having him in the next room makes me miss him all the more.

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S1E12

No! We may have to bolt.

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S1E13

I understand you not wanting to do it on film... but you can't even get undressed in front of me.

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S1E13

Look, how 'bout we do this together? You take off your shirt, and I'll take off my jacket.

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S1E14

You're my aunt. - That doesn't matter. Aunts can fill that role.

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S1E14

Did you meet Ms. Baerly yet, the ethics teacher? 'Cause I just did. No, not yet. Look, these are our cabinets.

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S1E14

Okay, that is our exact outdoor fire pit.

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S1E14

So you're not letting him in because he doesn't share your perfectly shaped nose... your round eye-shaped eyes, your strong square jaw. - Thanks. You wanna dance?

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S1E15

Lindsay, say something to scare me. ...me. Nope. Nothing. Thanks for trying though.

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S1E15

Does that mean I have to go to your office to get mine, too, or how's that work?

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S1E15

Well, I usually ask Kitty, uh, but she's not around... and you're the only one here I've ever seen before.

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S1E15

You quit college. Yeah, well, I had a job. What was the point?

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S1E15

Michael, it's Friday. Everybody coasts on Friday. It's actually Saturday.

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S1E15

Uh, Lindsay. Hello. The phones. Well, you said 'staff.'

7.16.2
S1E15

What's next, Michael? Are you going to make dancing illegal? Is this the tiny town from Footloose?

7.16.8
S1E15

What happened to the lights? Isn't this better? Doesn't this just wanna make you curl up and forget about the world?

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S1E15

Hey, who's ready to have some fun?

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S1E15

Wow. Who won?

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S1E15

I'm a professor of American Studies... at the University of Mexico City. I took a dance class there.

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S1E16

Buster got a perforated heart and Gob got that receding hairline... but you and I pretty much dodged the bullet.

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S1E16

55/55. Deal.

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S1E16

Go! Go! It's not her! Drop the photo album! We're not in the photo album! Drop the pie!

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S1E16

You've got a little pocket there, Annyong. Annyong. That's not getting old.

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S1E16

Nana was on that yacht! What? You killed Nana! She's lying! She's been dead for six months. For about six months.

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S1E19

For 15 minutes. Then it burns when you pee, and your marriage goes to hell.

7.57.0
S1E19

Some call me the human metronome. You notice how I'm always on time? I'm never late for things. Yeah, but I think punctuality is slightly different from rhythm. No, it's not. It's the exact same thing. It's knowing how long things take.

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S1E19

Already down! Get your finger out of my throat! It's down!

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S1E19

We should be dressing like it's the '80s.

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S1E19

I'm tired of trying to find happiness through lies and self-medicating. If you need me, I'll be at the bar.

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S1E20

Wow. Exciting, huh? - Finally getting some money. - What do you want, Lindsay?

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S1E20

Mother's neck. - No, that was a good investment. It is easier to look at now, isn't it?

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S1E20

I want to have an affair. Now, I'm not sure with who yet, but I'll need lingerie, waxings... These are some real costs, Michael.

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S1E20

I just feel like using my body. - Well, Lindsay, could you use it over there? I'm trying to grow.

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S1E20

We had sex once in the last year, and he just laid there.

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S1E20

Well, if I'm gonna have an affair...

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S1E20

Come on! These salon wars have got to stop! - The war, Lindsay. The real war.

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S1E20

I'm protesting the war. There's a war going on, you know? - Yeah, I'm the one who told you, and you said it happened ten years ago.

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S1E20

Actually, I used this one for Michael when he was too cheap to pay for the premium channels. But I added the bit about the stylists.

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S1E20

This is where we're protesting? This isn't right. Where are the cameras? - They're in the free press zone

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S1E20

All your water's doing is whetting my appetite for protest. No hair for oil! No hair for oil!

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S1E20

I want to be... a cage dancer.

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S1E21

WELL, EXCUSE ME, MICHAEL, FOR NOT RAISING THE PERFECT DAUGHTER THAT YOU DID.

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S1E21

SHE'S RIGHT THOUGH. YOU PROBABLY ARE A HOMOSEXUAL.

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S1E21

WELL, THEY EXPECT A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF THEFT, MICHAEL. IT'S BUILT INTO THE PRICE. IF I DIDN'T TAKE IT, THEN PEOPLE WOULD BE OVERPAYING FOR NOTHING.

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S1E21

YEAH, I'VE SEEN YOUR TAPE.

7.27.0
S1E21

I DON'T KNOW... MY ASS.

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S1E21

MICHAEL, IT WAS SHOPLIFTING, AND I'M WHITE. I THINK I'M GOING TO BE OKAY.

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S1E21

I WASN'T SHOPLIFTING, YOU TWIT. YES, THANKS TO ME. NO. I WORK HERE. AT LEAST I USED TO.

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S1E22

Hey, you put an ugly kid in, you can't be surprised when an ugly adult comes out.

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S1E22

Great. Before you know it, I'll be in the red. And you can take that to the bank.

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S1E22

Well, that would've worked if you'd sprung for a bigger sink.

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S1E22

Some girl. I mean, she barely has a face. You couldn't pick her out of a lineup of one.

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S1E22

Does that look a little like our kitchen island?

7.98.0
S1E22

Why would a doctor say he's 'gone' when he means he's escaped? God, I've missed bread. Mmm. Wouldn't you say, 'He left out the window' or, 'The room's empty.'

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S2E01

It comes from knowing you're toned and fit.

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S2E01

Nice to be back in a queen. It's too much pressure. I can't do this.

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S2E01

Well, I wouldn't be doing this if I didn't think that was a possibility.

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S2E01

It looks like he's dead. Oh, my God! Oh, little guy. The tears aren't coming. The tears just aren't coming.

7.37.0
S2E01

This ( bleep ), Doctor. Hey, we want this comped!

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S2E02

That's like, what, like a million diamonds for $400? A million- diamonds.

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S2E02

In fact, neither Lindsay nor Tobias did have the guts to go through with it. - I already have. - I have too.

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S2E02

Lindsay at bar failing to get anyone's attention while Tobias watches

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S2E02

Uh, uh, uh, you get out. Get out. Get out. Out, out, out! No homeless in here! - Homeless? You're homeless? You're gross. Oh, God.

7.17.0
S2E02

I wonder if he even has an apartment or- Perfect. He's not a real man.

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S2E02

Well, at first, I thought you were kind of hot, but I hadn't looked closely enough.

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S2E03

First of all, we are doing this for her. Okay? Because neither one of us wants to get divorced. And 'second-of-ly,' I know you're the big marriage expert-

6.86.0
S2E03

Oh. I'm sorry. I forgot. Your wife is dead.

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S2E03

I'm sorry. That was 100% inappropriate, and I do apologize profusely.

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S2E03

He's my friend. You don't have any friends. I have lots of friends, Lindsay.

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S2E03

I was just hoping to have sex with you. Why am I not blacking out?

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S2E04

I'm gonna throw on a skirt, take off my underwear and make your Pop-Pop proud.

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S2E05

Coincidentally, neither do you.

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S2E05

Lindsay, it's not a competition. Of course it is, Michael. That's why they call it 'scoring.'

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S2E05

Maybe in the '70s. That many? We've only been doing this for a month.

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S2E05

I can't promise you I won't tell the prosecutor about that.

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S2E05

Oh, well, I'm much, much, much older than 15.

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S2E05

You made my day again!

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S2E06

I've never thought of you that way. / That's sweet.

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S2E06

Oh, if you're worried about my husband, it's fine. He's no bigger than a Cub Scout. You could take him, and you could certainly take me.

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S2E06

It is the worst Christmas party I've ever been to in my life. Now, watch this.

6.66.0
S2E06

And I think I might try nibbling a little afternoon delight... / That's my wife and nephew!

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S2E07

The only help we need is from each other. And apparently whatever's in that bottle. Thanks for reminding me. My Teamocil.

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S2E07

[Narrator] In the mid '90s, Tobias formed a folk band to promote a supplement that promised better unity and teamwork. [Together] Teamocil - Teamocil may decrease your sex drive.

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S2E07

Since I've been taking this again, I've been getting along great with my husband. You're taking it for the side effect, aren't you?

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S2E07

[Narrator] Lindsay felt the intended effect of Teamocil- a sense of camaraderie. Count me in, Michael. Happy to help the team.

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S2E07

[Narrator] Teamocil may cause numbness of the extremities. Why do you think I'm taking Teamocil? To curb your sex drive. That's right. What team are you talking about?

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S2E07

Why do you think I'm taking Teamocil? To curb your sex drive. That's right. What team are you talking about?

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S2E09

I STOPPED BY. I HADN'T CHOSEN A SIDE.

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S2E09

YOU'RE NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO FIRE YOUR GUN IN THE AIR... IS THAT FRANK WRENCH?

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S2E09

AND I'M GONNA SEE IF I CAN GET A WRENCH TO STRIP MY NUTS.

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S2E09

I WAS TRYING TO BE SEXY. IT JUST GOT AWAY FROM ME.

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S2E09

I PUT UP ONE TO GET IT. AS LONG AS IT GETS FRANK WRENCH TO BID ON ME.

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S2E09

I'M BEING SAVED BY FRANK WRENCH.

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S2E09

STICK A WRENCH IN ME. I'M DONE.

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S2E10

Chaw-chee-chaw, chee-chaw. What is that? Is that a chicken?

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S2E10

She thinks you're a loser. 'Cause she knows you're a loser.

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S2E10

Hey, I'm— [bleep] Lucille 2. Oh. I could do something like that.

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S2E10

which would be a drag. Yeah, that's just the kind of joke Drag can't hear.

7.57.0
S2E10

So, I didn't even fail, and I don't see you giving me credit for that.

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S2E10

It was pretty obvious when Dragon kept swooping UncleJack in for a kiss.

7.98.0
S2E11

Oh, big deal, three times. I've had three times plenty of times. Yes! Did you call my name? Absolutely not.

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S2E11

We will be like Tracy and Hepburn. - Yeah! - 'What do you say, you old poop?' - Oh, God, he's Hepburn.

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S2E12

to collect and test her urine. - It was there that they stumbled upon a fat suit. - That's what it is.

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S2E12

You son of a bitch! I hate this doctor! - He's a very literal man.

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S2E12

Oh, Mom. After all these years, God's not gonna take a call from you.

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S2E12

Well, first of all, I'm sure there are writers on The Simpsons who aren't geeks.

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S2E12

Is he trying to get out of having this baby? - We want this child. It's given us a reason to stay together.

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S2E12

Where's your child? - I don't have a child, Michael. - We don't have a child, Michael. - That's why we want-

8.28.0
S2E13

Of course they have father-daughter dances. - They do? He never took me? It was before we did your nose.

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S2E14

If you weren't all the way on the other side of the room, I'd slap your face.

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S2E14

She hadn't even done it that time, but instead, intercepted her mother's housekeeper

7.87.2
S2E14

You're going to stretch them out. That's all you can say? Well, excuse me for liking the way they shape my junk.

7.17.0
S2E14

You can pack your junk and get out.

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S2E14

Yoo-hoo! I'll take you the rest of the way!

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S2E15

I need you to hire him. [phone cuts to dial tone] Hi. I'm sor- Look, it isn't my idea, it's his.

7.06.3
S2E15

No. She's the only one who can hand wash my delicates. Yeah, the real Tobias wouldn't do that.

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S2E15

Ancient Chinese Secret, huh? [Both] Ancient Chinese Secret, huh?

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S2E15

Now, put your foot on the brake. There's a light in a half mile. [Brakes Grinding]

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S2E15

He was doing really well. Had his first hop-on.

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S2E16

The premier- of Canada. He's going out with my gym teacher.

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S2E17

If you weren't all the way on the other side of the room, I'd slap your face.

7.17.0
S2E17

She hadn't even done it that time but instead intercepted her mother's housekeeper as she was arriving for work.

7.57.0
S2E17

Almost done. Yours or mister's?

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S2E17

I did notice we'd stopped TiVoing The Christopher Lowell Show.

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S2E17

You can pack your junk and get out.

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S2E17

Well, she was so excited the hot water in the shower was lasting longer. How could I have the heart to tell her it's because her father moved out?

7.67.0
S2E17

I haven't seen this in ages. EBay.

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S2E17

I'll DustBuster! God.

7.26.8
S2E17

You could finally use some of his dirty tricks to get George Michael elected.

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S2E18

Well, maybe the fact that we don't know if we're together or not is a sign that we should split again. Or stay split up.

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S2E18

Your husband's dating Kitty the whore. He is? That's- That's horrible. Do I know my daughter? She only wants what she can't have.

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S2E18

Mommy's gonna take a bath with a bottle of wine.

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S3E01

We're super rich again. And I'm gonna buy a car, the Volvo.

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S3E01

All right, maybe you're right. Maybe we should get you this car. Yeah, I don't know. It's so boxy.

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S3E01

I want a divorce.

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S3E02

I mean, what are we, Amish?

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S3E02

Yeah. I've heard your side of it.

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S3E02

It's more like a Lincoln. Oh, come on!

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S3E03

Yes, and you were almost arrested for those business cards.

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S3E03

You want me to be explicit? / Yes, but I will be needing to get off in four minutes.

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S3E03

Well, let's see if I can't hit that target for you.

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S3E03

Well, in our defense, Mom, we're not exactly dog people.

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S3E03

Gob, this is Flunitrazepam. It's a roofie. Those are illegal. / Shut up, Mom. Don't make me give you another one of these.

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S3E03

I'm willing to debase myself. / Get a maid's uniform and come by my house around 7:00. / There is no way to misinterpret that. / Except the one.

7.27.0
S3E04

I only took this nanny job so he'd give me a free divorce, and then marry me, so I'd never have to work again.

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S3E04

That's so funny, because I can put my leg behind my head.

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S3E04

Of course. Who wouldn't want to snog the nanny?

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S3E04

Oh, my God! Did I miss a call?

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S3E04

I don't know where that hair of yours came from. Shameless Plugs, on Placentia. Looks pretty good, huh? And they're not licensed, which means big savings.

7.57.0
S3E06

You guys have these jackets on inside out? / Yeah, that way you see the label. / Yeah, I mean, that's what you're paying for, right? It's a great statement on fashion. / Plus, it doesn't tickle your neck.

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S3E07

Somebody saw Seinfeld last night. / Ovarian cancer. Gee, I wonder who that was.

6.86.3
S3E07

Oh, right. Uh, he spoke at my school for a 'Startled Straight' assembly.

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S3E07

I think you will find the dessert both engrossing and high grossing. / So, we don't get dessert?

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S3E07

Who's the 'her' in that sentence? / Mom. Warden Gentles likes Mom. / 'Her?'

7.16.8
S3E07

Plus, she's married, okay? She can't be writhing around underneath... What is wrong with you?! It's disgusting! God!

6.87.0
S3E07

Don't make the water too hot—the scabs come right off.

6.56.7
S3E07

She just called to ask me to bring her a tube of vag... ...table paste. Hi, George Michael.

6.66.7
S3E08

You and half of Orange County.

6.56.3
S3E08

Very secret. He doesn't even know, does he? He has not known of it. That's correct.

7.37.2
S3E08

Why won't you (bleep) me?!

6.87.0
S3E08

Well, our copy boy's very striking, but he often has toner on his fingers. I meant another lawyer.

6.76.2
S3E08

Blah-Blah-Blah. At 8:30, unless you want to sit at the bar.

7.47.3
S3E09

Then get Bob Loblaw to hire to hire me another surrogate. That's kind of the point. Mr. Loblaw no longer works for us, because someone wanted a boyfriend.

7.06.8
S3E09

The boy who couldn't cry. He's a robot! Michael can cry. He doesn't want to rust. Yes, he's like the steel man from The Wizard From Oz. Tin man? Is that what he's called? He knows.

7.47.3
S3E09

You know, Mom, I think the only time you ever cooked for us, was the morning Rosa's mom died. You gave us cereal in an ashtray.

8.38.2
S3E09

I found that canned ham that we'd had forever, and I put it in a pot of boiling water, and guess what I'm calling it? Soup? Hot ham water.

8.08.3
S3E09

Yes, he's a regular Freddy Wilson, that one. I don't know that reference. I don't either. I don't know either. It's this guy.

7.77.3
S3E09

Remember what happened when we sent Lindsay to that kind of school? All of a sudden I was the bad guy to her. And you don't respect Mom and you don't respect women. Are you married? Damn school.

7.37.0
S3E09

It's so watery. And yet there's a smack of ham to it. It's hot ham water.

7.37.2
S3E09

Poached salmonella? It'll be fine. I'll just put the sauce on them. What kind of sauce is that? Wait, this is the water I thawed the chicken in. Oh. Well, that should go with chicken.

7.57.5
S3E10

Hope you don't mind me saying, but these things can go on indefinitely. My mother's been in that bed for two years. / How awful. / We don't have a private room.

7.57.2
S3E10

I love soup. If the only thing I could do was lay in bed all day and eat soup, I'd be happy. I wouldn't even have to taste it. I could just take it through a tube. That would actually be better, 'cause I wouldn't even burn my mouth.

7.06.5
S3E10

Never let me die.

8.38.0
S3E10

Show me your sign. / No, the other side. / Tobias, Brian and I believe in the dignity of every human being. Now, why don't we leave the fruits with the vegetables, and go get a coffee?

7.06.7
S3E10

I'm trying to get on with my life. / Yeah, so is what remains of Buster.

7.88.0
S3E10

Well, just fake it! / Coma.

8.08.0
S3E11

Oh, you know what? I've already prepared a list of 'won'ts.' / Oh, you're not going to believe this. My list of 'can'ts.'

8.38.3
S3E11

Nellie has blown them all away. / Yeah, well, I think it's crazy. / You forgot to say 'away' again.

7.57.3
S3E11

It's like we finish each other's... / Sandwiches? / Sentences. / Why would I say...? / Sandwiches? / That time I was going to say sandwiches.

7.77.5
S3E11

Well, excuse me, Judge Reinhold, but I'm feeling a little pressure here.

7.06.8
S3E12

Unbutton my shirt a bit and give him this look.

7.06.2
S3E12

I think that's another one of Mom's little fibs. You know, like 'I'll sacrifice anything for my children.'

7.06.3
S3E12

Would it kill her to let some vodka go bad?

6.65.8
S3E12

That is her suit. They probably don't make it in a woman's though. They only make it in a woman's.

7.67.3
S3E12

You see, sometimes shame can be fun. Shame? Secrets. You said 'shame.'

6.86.0
S3E12

It's 'water into wine.' Then I emptied out all your wine bottles and filled them with fake stuff for nothing.

7.46.8
S3E12

Great, how am I supposed to have sex with my husband now?

7.67.5
S3E13

I've always pictured him in a lighthouse.

7.06.3
S3E13

We can do that?

6.96.5
S3E13

It's the only hair he's got. What? - He's an alpaca. - He has alopecia.

6.56.2
S3E13

Two million! Two million! That sounds like a lot more than it actually is.

6.15.5
S3E13

You know, being twins, our birthdays are pretty close to one another.

7.26.8
S3E13

as she does of getting attacked by a shark. Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were going to say seal.

7.06.8
S3E13

I hope that's not a crack about my hair color, lips, forehead, nose and teeth.

7.16.7
S3E13

Are you kidding me? This is the happiest I've been since the day I got my new nose.

7.16.5
S3E13

Uh, wait, three-year-old? You said it was 37 years ago. Oh, yeah, right. Hey, we should do something for your 40th next week.

7.16.8
S3E13

I'm not your sister. - What? Hey, Lindsay. - I'm adopted. And I'm three years older.

6.87.5
S3E13

Hot Sailors. Better yet, Hot Se... - I like Hot Sailors. - Mm, me too.

6.56.3
S4E03

I don't remember Vuitton having two E's.

7.06.5
S4E03

Is that a gall see? No, it's just a fallacy

6.66.3
S4E03

Yeah, we should end it. / Let's give it another shot. To the head. Kill it. Yes.

7.67.5
S4E03

Stay in your lane, anus tart!

7.98.0
S4E03

You are so full of (BLEEP). Yeah, yeah. Although, in my culture, 'full of (BLEEP)' is kind of like a dig.

7.57.5
S4E03

This bag is as fake as you are. Well, how do I learn? Just look at the spelling.

8.08.0
S4E03

I just talked to the shaman, just right back at... Coincidence?

7.27.3
S4E03

Would you take a grimace?

7.16.8
S4E03

No, Michael. I'm not a whore. I don't get any of the money until after I do the disgusting thing.

8.08.2
S4E03

NINJA, please!

7.37.3
S4E03

That way, we have it... That way, you'll have it... That way, you have it.

6.86.8
S4E03

God, they grow up so slowly.

7.47.0
S4E03

'Suckled at her champagne glass breasts' isn't a joke?

7.47.7
S4E03

And I want to smell the suds.

6.76.8
S4E03

That's why I swiped that methadone tray.

6.87.0
S4E03

Oh, no. He just took some methadone. He thought he was driving with a cocktail tray.

7.27.5
S4E03

Those were wetlands? That explains our Thanksgiving miracle.

7.57.7
S4E03

It's a miracle!

7.37.3
S4E03

Coincidence? / That's not a coincidence. / Yes, it is

7.16.8
S4E03

I have the worst (BLEEP) shaman.

7.98.0
S4E03

Great. Even cuter.

7.16.8
S4E06

Well, I should have known you'd be here, supporting this right-wing, dangerous crackpot.

7.06.5
S4E06

a $50,000 check your wife sent to my daughter for plastic surgery. What kind of a woman does that?

7.37.0
S4E06

You're right, I mean, it's not like we're even technically related.

7.16.8
S4E08

Marky! Mommy needs mescaline!

6.45.8
S4E08

You really are color-blind. Face-blind.

7.26.8
S4E08

Come on, Cindy. / What do you think? / Ugh. Smells weird in here. What is that? / I think it's just... not urine.

6.45.7
S4E08

You're looking at Lindsay. Still Lindsay.

7.06.0
S4E08

How was beg? / Beg was good. I found sometres lechescake.

6.76.3
S4E08

I'll, uh, change out of these filthy clothes and into some filthy lingerie. I don't think I washed it.

6.76.0
S4E08

Did you take the silver glitter? / Nope. I mean, I'd say check the junk drawer, but I can't differentiate anymore.

7.06.5
S4E08

Blue in the face, yeah. That's better than what I had, actually. I was gonna say they'd be covered in ink and glitter.

6.76.2
S4E08

I used to wear that with the Captain. / Tennille? / And not make contact, yes!

6.56.0
S4E08

There are two S's in 'congress.' And I just call myself Lucille... Lucille 1. I'm so sorry. No. Just Lucille.

6.66.2
S4E08

Honestly, Lucille 2, you've been like a mother to me. Aw. Except kind and loving and willing to let me eat.

7.87.7
S4E08

I don't know if I've said this before- it's not important or anything- but I'm really, really pretty.

7.37.0
S4E08

I'm the straightest guy you know! Why does every man feel like they have to say that to me?

7.57.5
S4E08

Ooh, a Neiman's catalog. But it was what she found stuck inside the catalog that got her attention.

6.96.2
S4E08

And that's when she found the mother lode. 'From Gangie 4: Facelift.' What a load of... Mother.

7.57.0
S4E08

Oh, great, looks like we've got another high-end hooker in here. Oh, thank you, Mother.

7.27.0
S4E08

Just goes to show, the apple does not far from the tree fall. I am like you nothing.

7.57.3
S4E08

What's your name, princess? Cindy Featherbottom. Of the Laguna Beach Featherbottoms?

6.86.3
S4E08

It's, uh, 714... Right this way, sir, right this way.

6.86.0
S4E08

Oh, God, he blued himself.

7.07.7
S4E08

Give me a call; perhaps we can engage in some sexual congress. Although that's a total giveaway, right?

7.06.3
S4E08

Are you really going to whore yourself out like that? I am not a whore. Yeah, you're a whore. I am not a whore.

5.95.7
S4E08

If you see a woman named Lindsay, tell her to bail me out. I'll do my best, sir.

7.17.0
S4E08

Gentlemen, start your engines. No, Gob. Oh!

7.07.0
S4E08

Kids or people who like kids. So, where's Marky?

7.06.7
S4E08

The wall between Mexico and the U.S.? Tell him to take it down? Or just not to put it up. No wall yet. Oh, no, there's no- I knew that, yeah.

6.76.3
S4E08

The wall between Mexico and the U.S.? Tell him to take it down? Or just not to put it up. No wall yet. Oh, no, there's no- I knew that, yeah.

6.35.8
S4E08

Wait... I can't do this unless you promise to be against the wall. What the hell? It's better for my back anyway.

7.27.2
S4E08

Aah, Jesus Christ! Oh! I'm sorry. Why would you do that? No, I thought it was cute, I saw it in a movie.

6.66.5
S4E08

Uh, Bluth. I made a reservation. Hi-lo. Nice to meet you. Oh, I'm sorry, the Bluths have been seated. But she wasn't the only Bluth pretending to be something they weren't that night.

6.86.3
S4E08

High school. Brother and sister. We can't be brother-sister- she knows about the family. We don't. Just met.

6.86.8
S4E08

It's over between us. My wife found out and I told her there was nothing emotional, that you were just a prostitute. I'm not a prostitute.

6.96.8
S4E08

This isn't over. I'm not some taco you can throw into the bay.

7.57.5
S4E08

It's called hooking up. And, yeah, I got a little sidetracked, but I know who I am now. I'm back to being severely liberal.

7.06.5
S4E08

Show-and-tell? Oh, she just means these photos of Herbert Love with a mystery redhead he's cheating on his wife with. Who took these? The first two were taken by the security camera in the Albertsons parking lot.

6.86.8
S4E08

Love wants to put up a wall. No, no. I mean, not just any wall. A wall to keep out the Mexicans. Oh, wow, what a great crowd, uh...

7.78.2
S4E08

I mean, someone should put up a wall. Yeah. We should put up a wall. Put up this wall. Put up this wall! Put... up... this wall.

7.87.8
S4E08

My name is Lindsay Bluth, and this is who I am. A Bluth, just like her mother.

7.67.3
S4E12

♪ No, it's just a phallus... eee! ♪

6.86.5
S4E12

I'm so full of passion. You are so full of (bleep). Yeah, yeah.

7.37.3
S4E12

She's away at boarding school in England. Is that where we left it?

7.47.2
S4E12

Thank you, Maeby, that's actually a compliment in India. My own fault.

7.36.8
S4E12

And we're not moving in; we're occupying a space with central air.

7.77.5
S4E12

Are you really gonna whore yourself out like that? I am not a whore. Yeah, you're a whore.

6.86.7
S4E12

And just to be clear, I want to hire her for prostitution. Yes, no, definitely. That was clear. I'm gonna charge you for that.

7.67.5
S5E01

Oh, they have one.

7.87.8
S5E01

How do you say 'I'm American' in Mexican? Soy americano. Hmm. That does sound good. Ask him for two.

7.67.3
S5E01

Soy americano. Hmm. That does sound good. Ask him for two.

8.18.3
S5E02

Puta Night is Thursday. That's so nice. No, I'm not. That was based on her belief that 'puta' meant 'young.'

6.96.7
S5E03

I want to be part of the problem.

7.97.7
S5E03

Oh, my gosh. I didn't even recognize you. It's a teenager thing. I could never pull that off. They want to look old, we want to look... You don't look very young.

6.56.0
S5E03

This so-called reporter from the Wee Guardian says I was right. Now, suddenly, she's 'Perhaps I've recalled incorrectly. I'm positively knackered.'

6.25.7
S5E04

Am I supposed to be me? No! You are... I'm... A girl. You're a girl, Linds, uh, Murphy B... Lucille.

6.25.7
S5E04

Actually, sometimes, I think I want to be a dog doctor. Ow!

6.05.0
S5E05

Look who grew out of her sheet. I thought about it.

7.16.2
S5E09

Not in front of the grandkids. I don't want them to know about the shady business scams - We lied to investors, so we have no product and we're two million dollars in debt.

6.46.2
S5E10

I thought you said you were the sticky white glue that this family sniffs together.

7.77.3
S5E10

Yeah, you're good at that, Dad. You're good at leaving. It... It's kind of your thing, actually.

7.26.8
S5E10

Well, just one of the smaller ones. You won't even know it's being used. - ...because an actor's body is his instrument. - Come get my shower ready and then take over on the elliptical.

7.47.3
S5E10

Turkey jerky, popcorn, and leftover Jeff. - Aw. There's no Linda left?

8.08.0
S5E11

Shh. That was meant to last all week. Oh. Oh, duh.

6.96.5
S5E11

Hi, I'm Mrs. Featherbottom. Thank you for being a friend. I'm Bev. Traveled down a road and back again. And I'm Mrs. Bettywhite.

6.77.0
S5E12

Lindsay: 'Steve McQueen from The Great Escape.' as greeting to Buster

6.35.8
S5E13

They're threatening our feet?

7.06.8
S5E14

I mean, I'm just turning 14. And Michael is, too, because they're twins.

7.67.5
S5E15

That was my singing. That's my talent.

7.27.2
S5E16

Oh, my God. Lucille 2 is your mother? Mimi. Not Lucille 2. Oh, right. That is who I pushed down the stairs.

7.67.7