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Character Analysis

Aziz Ansari

Tom Haverford

Played by Aziz Ansari

1029 jokes across 116 episodes of Parks and Recreation

WAR

131.4

Total Jokes

1,029

Avg Craft

6.8

Avg Impact

6.5

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Best Jokes by Tom

All Jokes — 979 total

S1E01

This guy-- sounds like he didn't have a lot going on for him to start with, and now both legs broken. He's just weak. You have to take care of him. You probably feel like you need to move on.

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S1E01

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

6.66.5
S1E01

Oh, oh, god, no. I'm not-- I'm not hitting on you. I'm actually married.

6.06.0
S1E01

I'm very comfortable around women, attractive women. I've spent a lot of time with them.

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S1E01

Maybe we can just exchange numbers. You know, maybe go away one weekend and just kind of talk about this.

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S1E01

Maybe give my wife a call and give her the suits, and then if they don't fit her, maybe she'll give 'em to me.

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S1E01

Yep, we was rappin' about some things.

6.05.0
S1E01

I am from bennettsville, south carolina. I am what you might call a 'redneck.'

7.77.5
S1E01

What's up, brendanawicz? You crazy old polish person.

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S1E01

City hall is like a locker room, and you gotta get in there and you gotta snap towels at people and you gotta give 'em the business, and if you can't take it, you know, you--you-- then you can't take it. You--you gotta leave... the locker room.

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S1E01

Hey, kids. That's another good one. Hey, brendanawicz. You gotta come check this out. Leslie took us out to that pit in lot 48 and she fell inside. And we have some awesome photos.

6.05.5
S1E01

The up-skirt photo. Awesome. Hey, man. Give me the photo back.

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S1E01

Every now and then we have these little gatherings and leslie gets plastered. One time I convinced her to try to fax someone a fruit roll-up.

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S1E01

She one time made out with the water delivery guy in her office. On halloween, she was dressed up as batman. Not batgirl. Batman.

7.37.0
S1E01

And I convinced her to go stop a crime that was going on outside.

7.57.0
S1E02

I've been searching for 25 minutes and I haven't found a single egg. And I'm an adult. Oh. Yeah, I forgot to do that.

6.97.5
S1E02

Tom, you probably won't need any [sunscreen for your beaks].

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S1E02

Are you gonna commit to coming to this meeting tomorrow, or are you gonna be a bitch?

7.07.0
S1E02

Am I talking to the two sexiest thighs in landscaping?

7.07.0
S1E02

Don's cement, It's the best you can get, Don's

6.05.5
S1E02

I'm oddly attracted to Kate Spivack.

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S1E03

I play a lot of online Scrabble with my boss, Ron Swanson, and, oh, my God, that guy is the best. He beats me every time. He kills me. He's awesome. I can't beat him. I should just close my account.

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S1E03

Tom Haverford, boy genius. Smooth like milk chocolate.

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S1E03

Do you think I'm in the top five best-looking Indian guys in Pawnee?

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S1E03

No. / Who do you think's got me beat? That guy Hashish at City Planning?

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S1E03

I just played 'lexicons' for a billion points. / No, no, no, no, no. What? I was letting him win, dumbass.

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S1E03

I don't even know what lexicons are. I thought that was a luxury automobile.

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S1E03

You can't even spell vocabulary. / Yeah. V-O-G-X... Was that right? No.

7.27.0
S1E03

Whoa! You nailed Malwae-Tweep? Nice. / Yes, but I'm not gonna do it again. It's over. / So she's available.

6.66.0
S1E03

Man, that dude has stuck it in some crazy chicks.

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S1E04

Oh, my God. It's real. Uh... Yeah, I'm not gonna go deal with this. I'm leaving.

7.07.0
S1E04

You are so pure, you're like a brown Superman with a beard that just stands for justice and truth and the American way.

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S1E04

I mean, look at those bitches clean up after me.

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S1E04

It's like I don't even know you anymore.

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S1E04

Yes, but she was in the hospital. I did not know that at the time.

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S1E04

Zero to six. I'm gonna write down 10.

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S1E04

Have you ever had a sexual dream about our boss, Ron Swanson? No! Absolutely not. No. Yes. No.

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S1E04

Is he like a regular Ron, or is he half-Ron, half-animal, like a centaur? Is he wearing a football uniform? Are you making love to him on a couch shaped like his mustache? Is he covered in Powerade?

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S1E05

Oh, my God, really? Well, I'm Marlene Griggs-Knope and I will destroy you all. [laughter]

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S1E05

And if five years ago you told me I was gonna be in this ballroom with Marlene Griggs-Knope, I would have guessed we were getting married.

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S1E05

Now, the words 'too sexy' aren't really in my vocabulary. But Marlene, girl, you are too sexy.

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S1E05

It's 9:30 on a Friday night in Pawnee. There's not gonna be a later, Mark. Come on, now.

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S1E05

He's handsome, I'm a cutie pie, he's laid back, I'm more in your face, but in a fun way. Ladies don't stand a chance.

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S1E05

It's called peacocking. Basically, I'm wearing something that kind of makes me stand out, like a peacock. So girls'll be like, 'Hey, what's with that hat?'

6.16.0
S1E05

Look at these guys-- the key-forgetting twins!

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S1E05

If there was a Tellenson Award for hooking up with trashy chicks all the time, you'd have several of those awards. You're the king. You're my hero.

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S1E05

The fact that I haven't even gotten close to cheating on her is a disappointment to both of us.

7.27.0
S1E06

My ex-wife Tammy cheated on me. Then we divorced. Then last week, I ran into her sister Beth here. Turns out she hates Tammy, too, so we've started dating. It's like a fairy tale.

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S1E06

Look at how hot she is. Isn't that crazy? And she's a surgeon. She makes a ton of money! Bam!

5.55.0
S1E06

Todd graduated in 2005, so you probably missed him.

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S1E06

She used to read him books at the senior center. He's six, but he has Benjamin Button's disease.

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S2E01

Brendanawicz, you big sandwich eater.

7.07.5
S2E01

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

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S2E01

The nights I've wasted there.

6.57.0
S2E01

Well, you're wearing a peach shirt with a coiled snake on it. Yes, 'cause it was featured in Details magazine. And it's awesome.

7.06.5
S2E01

Yes. The statement was that you're very lonely and you need a pet.

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S2E01

Mine has a collar on it.

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S2E01

Yeah, especially with that heterosexual cowboy greeting us on the way in.

6.26.0
S2E01

There's a bar on Eighth Street called Pitchers and Catchers. You can go there.

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S2E01

And there's two bisexual guys here, and I got both of their phone numbers.

7.27.0
S2E01

How are your kids doing? They're pretty good. Is it tough for them to have a mother that is so beautiful?

6.86.5
S2E02

Those are, of course, tomatoes. Or souljaboy tellems.

7.67.0
S2E02

Whenever Leslie asks me for the Latin names of our plants, I just give her the names of rappers.

7.46.5
S2E02

Those are some diddies. There's some bonethugs and harmoniums right here. Those ludacrises are coming in great.

6.96.0
S2E02

You know, the best way to figure out what kind of spice that is, is roll it up into a joint and smoke it.

5.95.5
S2E02

It's a 13-year-old kid named Stevie who likes to get high and make his transformers look like they're having sex.

7.87.5
S2E02

Tommy Hilfiger? No, Tom Haverford. I spent 120 bucks to get it monogrammed. Everyone thinks it's Hilfiger.

8.17.5
S2E02

Brendanawicz is the man. This is Brendanawicz's life: hot chick from the newspaper, hot chick from the post office, hot chick from the hospital. Her name's Ann. You know her name. Her name's Ann.

6.86.0
S2E02

You're not from here, right? No, I'm from South Carolina. But you moved to South Carolina from where? My mother's uterus. But you were conceived in Libya?

7.57.5
S2E02

My birth name is... Darwish Zubair Ismail Gani. Then I changed it to Tom Haverford because, you know, brown guys with funny-sounding Muslim names don't make it really far in politics.

7.36.5
S2E02

What about Barack Obama? Yeah, fine, Barack Obama. If I knew a dude named Barack Obama was gonna be elected president, maybe I wouldn't have changed it.

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S2E02

White male, light brown hair. Just take pictures. Oh, my God. It looks like Andy. That is Andy.

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S2E02

I miss her so much, it's ridiculous. How's she doing? Doing good tonight. She's out on a... Ann is great. And I bet she really misses you.

6.56.0
S2E02

So, do you like spy on Ann? From the pit? I just like being nearby. That way if she wants me back, I could be at her house in two seconds, before she changes her mind.

7.16.5
S2E02

She's dating somebody else? I didn't say that. Who is she dating? What? Is she dating somebody else? I didn't say that. Who is she dating? Nobody. Mark.

7.07.5
S2E02

I need you to step out and show me some ID. It's okay, my name's Tom Haverford. I work for the Parks Department. I got locked out of the van. I had to jimmy my way back in. Why don't you jimmy your way out and show me some ID? I just told you my ID, so what's the crime here? Parking while Indian?

8.17.5
S2E02

Nice job, Paul Blart. Why don't you head back to the mall, make sure nobody's breaking into lady-foot locker?

6.86.0
S2E02

I'll step out of your mama's van.

5.75.5
S2E02

What a crazy night. Partner? Want to go get some breakfast? What? No. Take me home. What is wrong with you? Oh, my God, I can't believe this is on! I wonder if mini golf is open. Home!

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S2E03

The girls from Talent and Poise are gonna be there? - What? - Talent and Poise. It's a strip club by the V.A. Hospital.

8.38.0
S2E03

No, what's disgusting is the Glitter Factory. Do not go to the Glitter Factory.

7.26.5
S2E03

But if you don't do it to look at women in bikinis and assign them numerical grades, what the hell do you call in favors for?

7.37.0
S2E03

34c, 36b, 34b, 34d. 32a? How'd you get in here? I'm kidding. You're perfect, each one of you. God bless.

7.07.0
S2E03

They can't all be winners.

6.46.0
S2E03

She's not even twirling the baton.

7.06.5
S2E03

First off, I just want to say I'm a little bit surprised because I didn't think angels could fly so low.

5.96.0
S2E03

Alexis De Tocqueville called America the great experiment. What can we do as citizens to improve on that experiment?

8.17.5
S2E03

Don't applaud that. Don't. She didn't answer my question.

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S2E05

I told you... Gold-sequined sweatpants.

7.06.5
S2E05

Venezuela is a poor country. These men are not used to the wealth and flash that we have here in central Indiana.

6.86.0
S2E05

Raul Alejandro Bastilla Pedro de Veloso de Maldonado. I'm Tom.

7.57.0
S2E05

Yes, we'll get our pathetic servant boy to fetch your luggage. Go, boy.

6.87.0
S2E05

I am not surprised at all. I've been to South America. I did very well there.

6.86.5
S2E05

You got it, chief.

6.15.5
S2E05

Antonio, Nestle crunch with the crispy rice removed.

7.16.5
S2E05

I find it incredibly demeaning, but, guess what? Cash money I'm going to make it rain

7.06.5
S2E05

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

7.47.0
S2E05

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

7.36.5
S2E06

The key to volunteering? A lot of pockets. For putting all the food in. The red cross has amazing cookies.

7.06.0
S2E06

Suicide hotline, surprisingly lame spread.

7.87.0
S2E06

I have a couple in my wallet. That's what I call condoms. Come on, Tom. Focus.

7.06.0
S2E06

There was a girl at my prom who was known as the backhoe. Mary Dunbar, she'd let anyone massage her back.

7.47.0
S2E07

Who's not invited, then? Hey! What's going on, cupcake?

6.87.0
S2E07

Didn't, like, 30 people die in that fire? He wasn't Superman.

8.18.5
S2E07

This is not a stripper. It's my wife, Wendy. You remember her? She's a surgeon at County General, and she's super hot.

7.27.0
S2E07

Ron Swanson's in the building, y'all!

7.47.5
S2E07

Tonight, the 'T' in T-Pain stands for Tom Haverford!

6.56.5
S2E07

About to head home and have crazy sex. That's cool. I don't... Yeah!

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S2E08

Would you rather be able to fly or speak fluent French? Donna, go. / French.

7.06.0
S2E08

News flash, we're screwed. We got a big problem with the library. Punk ass book jockeys.

6.86.5
S2E08

What's it like to stare into the eye of Satan's butt hole?

7.17.0
S2E08

You slept with Brendanawicz?

6.86.0
S2E08

When Tiger Woods feels invincible, he wears a red shirt and black pants. Ron wears the same thing after he had sex.

7.87.5
S2E08

That's a tough one. Break up with her and tell her to go out with me.

7.26.5
S2E08

I've never taken the high road. But I tell other people to. 'Cause then there's more room for me on the low road.

8.58.5
S2E08

You know that's not your situation, right?

6.85.5
S2E09

How does sewage always get the hottest interns?

7.37.0
S2E09

Designers, make it work. / Tim Gunn.

6.26.0
S2E09

Here. Just gimme $20 worth of art. Just something that seems personal that only I could have done. Well, tell me about yourself. No. Just paint.

7.77.0
S2E09

Dude, what the hell kind of art is this? Looks like a lizard puking up skittles! / I'm an abstract expressionist. / No, you're a con artist, and I'm a guy that's out 20 bucks.

6.86.5
S2E09

That looks like something a death row convict would make in art therapy.

7.57.5
S2E09

You can't make art because you are art. You're beautiful... But that sucks.

8.07.5
S2E09

You said 'murinal'. / No, I didn't. / You said 'murinal'. I heard it. / Why don't you put that murinal in the men's room so people can murinate all over it?

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S2E09

Go to the doctor. You might have a murinary tract infection. / Murinal, murinal, murinal!

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S2E09

It's pointillism. And each dot is a photo of a citizen of the town. / No one cares. At all.

7.27.0
S2E09

One to one to one to one to one to one. / We all voted for ourselves, didn't we?

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S2E09

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

6.86.5
S2E09

I'd take Jerry's Murinal over this.

6.86.0
S2E09

Shut up and do more art for me.

7.56.5
S2E10

His new thing... Piggyback rides. Anytime you want. Piggyback! Piggyback! Move! Piggyback. Bam!

6.56.0
S2E10

The only trails he's gonna be surveying are trails of lies and deception.

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S2E10

Not all the guys. He's never taken me. Fine, all the men.

6.56.0
S2E10

Is this not rap?

7.37.5
S2E10

Holy cow. It is good to be back! Sneak attack! Damn it! I'm the pants king! Bow to me.

5.76.0
S2E10

I would not have pegged you as a user of mouth tobacco. I'm full of surprises, Ron.

6.36.0
S2E10

I swallowed it. You're supposed to swallow it?

7.07.0
S2E10

The only way to defeat the beast is to find the beast within.

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S2E10

What the***? What the hell? Give me some warning. I saw a quail. Sorry, man. You snooze, you loose.

6.26.0
S2E10

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

6.46.0
S2E10

Look, some kind of bird. Let's kill it. You talkin' to me, bitch?

6.66.5
S2E10

On a scale of one to Chris Brown, how pissed is he?

7.16.5
S2E10

Maybe Ron shot himself. He has seemed really depressed lately. He was shot in the back of the head. Right, he loves the back of his head. He would never shoot himself there.

7.47.5
S2E10

Man is the most dangerous game. To the predator. I did smell something out there, and it wasn't human. That was pine trees.

6.86.5
S2E10

Don't shoot! It's Craig from Reinhold Mercedes! Craig, I got you, dawg! Don't worry, I'm comin'!

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S2E10

You did good. You're a real stand-up guy. I'm sorry I lost my temper. It was because I was shot in the head by a moron.

7.27.0
S2E11

Come on. I don't want to go to the fourth floor. That is the creepiest place on earth.

6.76.0
S2E11

They put a popcorn machine up there just to brighten things up, but they used the wrong kind of oil and a bunch of people had to get their throats replaced.

7.37.5
S2E11

Hey, boo, you're pretty. Thank you, sir. Are you on probation? I got clean urine. You need female, I got female.

6.56.5
S2E11

Amazing. Took a risk, bought some shoes online. Paid off handsomely, as you can see.

7.87.0
S2E11

Honestly, it's fine. Lasted longer than Avril Lavigne and the guy from Sum 41. Am I right?

6.56.0
S2E11

You should have auto-saved that. That kind of feels like your fault.

7.98.0
S2E11

Thanks, Rondoleezza Rice.

6.56.0
S2E11

I really wish I could have your body. What? Like, tied up, naked, in your basement?

7.48.0
S2E11

Well, that was weird, Jerry.

6.86.0
S2E11

Can I get two creme brulees and another glass of 'bronto' grigio?

6.86.5
S2E11

I like pretending to be sad. I now see why girls do it.

6.15.5
S2E11

You're a club promoter? Aspiring.

7.36.5
S2E11

I can't go back there. But if you see Jasmine, tell her she can keep Anthony, but I want my microwave back.

7.37.5
S2E11

I'm gonna put these in places you've never heard of.

6.56.0
S2E11

I've been to the Glitter Factory a million times. That girl up there, she's my emergency contact.

7.67.5
S2E11

You know those hangover pills you can order on TV? I threw up a bunch of them this morning and feel much better.

7.47.0
S2E11

My God, because you're Libyan. No, damn it. Wendy's from Canada.

7.67.5
S2E11

My crotch looks like a disco ball.

7.27.0
S2E12

Listening to that tree lighting is gonna be dope.

6.55.0
S2E12

Damn, 10 items

6.15.0
S2E12

Kill me.

5.64.0
S2E12

Yeah, bitch, give me more of them blood diamonds! Make them extra bloody.

6.97.0
S2E13

Brooks Brothers. Bought it right off the mannequin.

6.86.5
S2E13

You are wearing the hell out of that suit, sir. Banana, two-button.

6.86.0
S2E13

Ron Solo!

6.35.5
S2E13

I got a nightclub opening to go to. Which tie do I wear?

6.76.0
S2E13

That was a trick question. The answer's this one.

7.36.5
S2E13

Did you ever see that movie The Matrix? 99% real.

6.66.5
S2E13

I wait eight weeks and I text her, 'What's cracking?'

7.57.0
S2E13

Covering for me at any legally dicey situations.

6.96.5
S2E13

In the immortal words of Rod Blagojevich, 'It's a (fucking) valuable thing. You just don't give it away for nothing.'

7.47.5
S2E13

Ooh you slept together? What? Not sexually. God what's wrong with you, Tom?

7.06.5
S2E14

And you, out of all my friends, come from the most distant and exotic land. South Carolina?

7.06.5
S2E14

What are you guys talking about? Nothing. Don't worry about it. What?

6.05.5
S2E14

Are you kidding? My uncle practically runs the place. I've prayed there. It's sick.

6.56.0
S2E14

The last time I was in India, I was eight years old and I stayed inside the whole time playing video games. I got to bone up.

7.06.5
S2E14

How could you invite Wendy when Ron's here? He's gonna wrap her up in his moustache and take her home.

7.97.5
S2E14

But I can't, because Leslie loves using people for her own gain.

7.26.5
S2E14

I put a beautiful man in front of an adorable man-child. You're ruining it. I put a big white stallion in front of a little brown pony. Totally uncalled for.

7.57.5
S2E14

I'm not gay, but you're the most incredible man I've ever met. That doesn't sound gay at all.

6.86.5
S2E15

Hi, I'm Tom Haverford. I work at the Parks Department. It's a little douchie.

6.16.0
S2E15

Who am I supposed to ask for fashion advice? Jerry? He wears the same soup-stained khakis every day.

7.07.0
S2E15

Justin's my savior. He's like an issue of GQ that's come to life.

6.56.0
S2E15

Tommy Timberlake. You look like Encyclopedia Brown.

6.77.0
S2E15

Hey, what's up? I'm Tom. Is my shirt lighting up? 'Cause I didn't even notice.

7.07.0
S2E15

Be honest. Which cane do you like better? Dragon? Serpent?

7.27.0
S2E15

Belt buckle, says, 'What's cracking?' I can have it say whatever I want. It can say, 'What's cracking? I'm Tom. What's cracking, girl? What's cracking, boo?'

7.58.0
S2E15

Well, as far as white, leather suits go... It's horrible. I like it.

7.38.0
S2E15

Brendanawicz! Quick question, do you personally know Xzibit? Because I was checking out that pickup truck of yours, and that ride is pimped!

6.96.0
S2E15

You can bring up the Mark-mobile, help me move, right?

6.05.0
S2E15

I think that that's really, really sweet, that your grandparents still make love.

7.07.0
S2E15

Ann! Oh! Look at you! You're looking pretty unhealthy today. You might need one of these, NutriYum, by Sweetums.

6.46.0
S2E15

Dude, Deep Blue Sea. Greatest movie ever made. That's the Canadian version, 22 extra minutes, and there's a bonus audio track where LL Cool J raps all his dialog.

7.17.0
S2E15

No, it's a spare room I converted into a walk-in closet/home fitness center.

6.56.0
S2E15

I strapped an MP3 player to one of those floor cleaning robots. I call him 'DJ Roomba.'

8.08.0
S2E15

What's hot, DJ Roomba? DJ Roomba, tearing it up!

7.27.0
S2E15

Why don't you get some Canadian bacon on it, since you're from Canada. And sausage, 'cause I am brown and spicy.

5.85.0
S2E15

Jerry! You stepped on DJ Roomba! You killed him! I built him myself. He was like a son to me.

7.58.0
S2E15

Everybody go home, pack away my stuff in your own houses. Then on Monday, pack it back up, meet me at my new place, unload it there.

7.07.0
S2E15

This is the ghost of DJ Roomba. Why did you kill me? I'm gonna haunt you, Jerry. I'm gonna follow you and play the Black Eyed Peas on a non-stop loop!

7.88.0
S2E16

I knew, eventually, somehow, Being in a relationship with you would totally pay off.

6.86.5
S2E16

Jay-z drinks this. Yeah, well, jay-z doesn't have To perform surgery in an hour. You don't know jay-z's schedule. He's a renaissance man.

7.47.0
S2E16

But think about how much better our friendship would be If we added doing it.

6.96.5
S2E16

This is insane. Yeah, it's insane, but it's all I got.

6.76.0
S2E16

So your plan was to sue me And then to use that to blackmail me Into falling in love with you? Yeah.

7.47.5
S2E17

Hey, Freddy. Good news! Your liquor license renewal got got, yo.

6.25.5
S2E17

Maybe call it something like Club-a-Dub-Dub or The Clubmarine, sort of a submarine-themed club.

7.06.5
S2E17

Or Tom's Bistro. The word 'bistro' is classy as.

7.16.0
S2E17

I agree. That's why I got into public service. To help me.

8.17.5
S2E17

$10,000. That's chump change.

6.36.0
S2E17

Also, sorry about your grandpa. No worries. He was a dick.

7.37.0
S2E17

Dress code? Black tie optional. Just like life.

7.36.5
S2E17

Ladies! Jay-Z. Rihanna. Audrina Patridge. Jon Gosselin. Lady Gaga. Snooki.

6.05.5
S2E17

For the small price of only one, one, one, thousand, thousand, thousand dollars, dollars, dollars!

6.35.5
S2E17

Mark, I'm talking to you! Donna, I'm talking to you! Jerry! I'm talking to you! Mark! I'm talking to you!

5.85.5
S2E17

We could do the usual boring stuff like eat some chicken salad with some crackers, or watch the pay-per-view, or we could go to my nightclub and do some dancing.

6.86.0
S2E17

You'd never have to beg for sex again. I don't wanna get into this, really, but I don't beg for sex now.

7.16.5
S2E17

Just to be clear, you wouldn't be an owner, per se. You, me and my boy, Jean-Ralphio, would each own part of a share.

7.67.0
S2E17

I'm out. Why? I hate that guy.

7.57.0
S2E17

What are you doing here? I bought three shares. Thanks for the tip.

8.68.5
S2E18

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

6.16.0
S2E18

Just put it in your bedroom, don't even think about it. It's a robot bear. It's programmed to snuggle!

6.35.5
S2E18

I'll take it. / Donna, there's a camera in it. / I know.

8.18.0
S2E18

I used to love Tiger Woods because he was a great champion. But after that sex scandal? The man is a god!

7.07.0
S2E18

How long do you think it would take me to learn golf, Leslie? / I could teach you... / Yeah, I don't want to do all that. I think I just want some of those dope pants.

6.76.5
S2E18

Move! Get out of the way!

5.76.0
S2E18

Seriously, man, when you wear these clothes, you just feel better than everyone else. You know? / Yeah.

6.26.0
S2E18

Ooh. Tommy needs a banana. You guys good?

5.75.5
S2E18

Ooh. Silly me. There was this little pom-pom on my glove and it fell off. Have you seen it? Could you help me look for it real quick?

4.85.0
S2E18

Fairway Frank / You're gonna die / You're gonna fry, oh, yeah / You guilty son of a bitch / You're gonna fry / When they flip that switch

5.76.0
S2E18

But security footage later revealed that it was actually a goose. / That's great. / No, it's awful, Tom. How would you feel if you killed an innocent duck and let a vicious goose waddle free?

6.86.5
S2E18

The possum got loose at Ann's house.

6.16.5
S2E19

This is my third time in a row. Just a bad luck streak, buddy. Next time, I'm sure it will definitely be one of us. But it won't be me. Because I always write...

6.26.0
S2E19

I thought Freddy Spaghetti OD'd. No. That's Mr. Funny Noodle. And he didn't OD, his drummer shot him.

7.58.5
S2E19

Oh, sorry, guys. Sorry I'm late. I got confused and took a shower, after I got dressed, because I'm Jerry.

6.97.0
S2E19

A 'schlemiel' is the guy who spills soup at a fancy party. A 'schlimazel' is the guy he spills it on. Jerry is both the 'schlemiel' and the 'schlimazel' of our office.

8.18.0
S2E19

And then I put my underwear on my head instead of my butt.

5.56.0
S2E19

Why? Did you throw out your shoulder trying to swing a honey pot off your hand?

6.97.0
S2E19

Ew! Is that code for some kind of weird sex act? Lord Sheldon is my dog. My wife named him. Ew!

6.56.5
S2E19

Wouldn't it be karma if we were the ones that got mugged? Yeah. That's how pathetic Jerry is. He can't even get karma right.

8.18.5
S2E19

Our friend got mugged this morning. And we will not let that happen in vain. He doesn't have a black eye. Well, frankly, the whole department has a black eye.

6.66.5
S2E19

We certainly are a bunch of weaklings. Especially Tom. I am not a weakling. Arm wrestle me right now.

6.26.5
S2E19

I think I'm more than holding my own here... Three, four, five... Hey. Six. Hey! How you doing? Not too bad.

7.28.0
S2E19

Really. My gosh, you should not have gone to all this trouble. Oh. It's no trouble for our buddy.

5.75.5
S2E19

He needs a lot of support. Tom. Talking about a bra for a man.

5.56.0
S2E19

You went on a vacation and you chose Muncie, Indiana? Yeah. My wife and I have a time-share. In Muncie? Tom, Muncie is a lovely city.

7.17.0
S2E19

Well, you might not be so confident once you've walked a mile in my size sevens. Kind of small feet. Actually, seven is the worldwide average. Boom!

7.07.0
S2E19

Oh. That's Tom, probably. Are you serious? Tom, can you get off, please? Just run alongside the cart, okay?

6.47.0
S2E19

You guys have got to slow down. Can I just take a rest for a minute? No, Tom. Sorry. No can do. Sun's going down and it's real dangerous out here.

6.36.5
S2E19

Damn, Jerry! You jumped in a creek for a burrito? What would you do for a Klondike Bar? Kill your wife?

6.87.0
S2E19

We should just directly apply the food to your clothes.

7.27.5
S2E20

Swiss family ron-binson- that hat is dope.

6.15.5
S2E20

You mind if I rock that bad larry on my dome? Wear it, on my head? Try it on the ladies?

6.76.0
S2E20

Hi. I'm tom. I have a raccoon on my head.

6.96.5
S2E20

Excuse me, my friend over here was digging through your trash, And I think we may have a lot in common.

6.56.0
S2E20

Because you've been running around my hat all da-- Head all day.

6.56.5
S2E20

Nice hat. Want to bone?

6.27.0
S2E20

yes, I am a hunter, and it's you season

5.35.0
S2E20

Animal on the head, Manimal in the bed.

6.56.0
S2E20

Damn, girl, your hotness killed my raccoon.

7.47.0
S2E20

I have a raccoon hat. I'm an interesting person.

7.16.5
S2E20

Centerfold? Always the best part. Am I right, justin?

5.85.5
S2E20

Isn't that that creepy guy? Morgan, the pedophile?

4.85.0
S2E20

That's a personal photo. That's-- Shouldn't be-- it must've...

5.56.0
S2E20

I think that could actually work as our cover photo. I'm cool with it if you guys are.

6.86.5
S2E20

Ann-danawicz... Or merkins.

6.26.5
S2E20

And would it kill you to maybe put on some lipstick? Do you even own lipstick?

5.96.0
S2E20

Keep slithering, keep slithering!

6.56.5
S2E20

Do what mark's doing. He's doing great. I'm not doing anything, so...

6.96.5
S2E20

Ann, you look miserable! Terrible, terrible!

6.36.5
S2E20

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

6.86.5
S2E20

How could someone so hot be so bad at looking hot?

6.86.5
S2E20

we may have to go nude.

5.76.0
S2E20

I call this one 'the future.' It's completely blurry.

7.26.5
S2E20

You mean the 'unhappy wife' photos?

6.56.0
S2E20

Seriously? You're not even gonna show me a fake? Sometimes the confidence confuses people.

7.27.0
S2E21

Don't throw things at me. Oh, these are tight.

5.15.0
S2E21

Pre-zit. Do you have any, uh, brown concealer by any chance?

7.06.5
S2E21

Attack by Dennis Feinstein. When you want to attack the senses of the lady you want to bed.

6.76.0
S2E21

That floppy old bag of money is gonna be dead in, like, a month. And who's going to comfort Jessica and her millions of dollars? Yeah, Jessica's a gold digger, but I'm a gold digger digger.

7.47.5
S2E21

That's a saying everywhere. I've never heard it before And I think it's a great saying.

6.05.5
S2E21

History is important. You just can't go around changing everything all the time or else next thing you know They'll be painting the white house... Not white. I'm so angry, I can't think of another color. Green.

6.86.5
S2E21

Really thought that gate would open in the middle.

5.96.0
S2E21

It never gets old!

4.84.0
S2E21

It was supposed to be me and Ann, or me and Jessica, or Ann and Jessica with me watching.

6.56.0
S2E22

I can't make it to the telethon tonight, because I have no interest in being there.

7.77.5
S2E22

Ex-Indiana Pacers small forward, Detlef Schrempf. The Detlef Schrempf?

7.37.0
S2E22

Just like everybody knows you appeared in two episodes of the German soap opera Gute Zeiten Schlechte Zeiten.

7.37.0
S2E22

Huh? Oh, 6'10". I'm 5'6" and three quarters.

6.56.0
S2E22

The Snakehole is booming! People are loving Detlef Schrempf. I had no idea professional athletes were so popular.

6.46.0
S2E22

The ultimate celebrity, I think, to hang out with for a night would be Criss Angel. You'd be talking to him, and then, he would just turn into fire.

7.16.5
S2E22

I need you to make that out, 'To Wendy. Tom is an amazing guy. You never should have left him. You made a huge mistake in your life, and you're probably going to die alone. Love, Detlef.'

7.88.0
S2E23

Tom claiming to be a good friend for throwing the party while immediately revealing he's using it to 'stock the club with every available hottie'

7.06.5
S2E23

Tom's confidence that he'll have 'between one and four new girlfriends' by the end of the night

7.27.0
S2E23

Tom and Andy's terrible math trying to calculate the dating age rule, both arriving at different wrong answers

7.07.0
S2E23

Tom bragging about his role in getting Trish crowned Miss Pawnee, with her talent being 'looking amazing'

6.86.0
S2E23

Tom's 'classic game. Plant the seed. Harvest like a half hour later' while giving a bottlecap as a 'romantic' gesture

7.77.5
S2E23

Tom frantically asking multiple people 'Who the [bleep] did I give a bottlecap to?' having forgotten his own romantic gesture

7.87.5
S2E23

Tom's bar tab revelation: '47 drinks' including 'Ten cosmos, eight Smirnoff ices, And everything else starts with the word pomegranate'

8.08.0
S2E23

Tom's mathematical confusion about his imaginary orgy: 'The problem is I only have 15 penises. So there would have been 28 girls there that were really upset with me.'

8.28.5
S2E24

He better be showered. I just detailed my car, and he is notoriously funky.

6.75.5
S2E24

What were we doing in between? Sex stuff.

6.35.0
S2E24

How much do you like him? Because I could definitely talk to Lucy about a three-way situation.

6.76.0
S2E24

Actually, Leslie, I just found out. Freddy Spaghetti ain't coming. / Freddy Spaghetti may not sing. But something much cooler is going to happen. I think. Ann?

6.75.5
S2E24

At a library. / That's literally the worst place I can imagine.

6.75.5
S2E24

Dude, don't even think about kissing me.

6.55.0
S2E24

Whenever Ron has sex, the next morning, he comes in dressed like Tiger Woods.

7.47.0
S3E01

Cut it out, Tom. / It never gets old.

5.44.5
S3E01

Tommy Timberlake

5.45.0
S3E01

And that's why they call me Prince Charming. Because I always find the glass slipper for my Cinderella. / These are way too tight. / Well, the real Cinderella didn't have hippo feet.

6.86.5
S3E01

Jeremy! Suck it!

5.24.5
S3E01

By the way, I've been giving away free sports bras to the girls at Hot Dog on a Stick. Look, we can dance all day, but it's time to step up. Are you buying 4,000 rubber nipples from me or not?

6.56.0
S3E01

There's no coin toss in basketball. / Are those women's sneakers? / Yes, they are, Ron. You know what? They fit better, I got an employee discount, and the best part is no one can tell.

6.86.5
S3E01

Match point. Touchdown. Et cetera.

6.56.0
S3E01

They're both so beautiful. They probably just want to see each other naked.

5.55.0
S3E01

Yes, Ron Swanson is dating my ex-wife, Wendy. Big deal. My girlfriend, Lucy, is the sexiest woman in town. She's Cuban, she's got tattoos, and she's into me, which, as far as I'm concerned, is the sexiest quality a woman can have.

6.86.5
S3E01

That's a foul! What? On whom? / Your team. Number 50. He was double dribbling. / He's on defense. / Exactly. / That's a technical difficulty.

6.56.0
S3E01

So, that means Andy's team throws the ball from the stripey thing.

6.36.0
S3E01

Foul on number three for taking a number two on number four.

5.65.0
S3E01

What are you going to do about it? Nothing. You fouled. You can't do anything. / Okay. You're ejected. You're ejected. / What's the matter there, Ron? No players left? / Put my boys back in. / You made me the ref. Deal with it.

6.86.5
S3E01

Ron's ejected for molesting the ref!

6.36.0
S3E02

I try to be considerate. Well, I am off for a soak and a schvitz. Arrivederch.

7.06.5
S3E02

Before I joined, they were just three old white dudes quietly boiling in hot water.

7.06.5
S3E02

Forgot to mention, the tiny kangaroo is a racist.

7.58.0
S3E02

Every Thursday night is ladies' night down at the Snakehole Lounge over on Burnham Avenue. Ladies get two drinks for the price of one. Oh, no, that can't be right. That's way too good of a deal. Nope. That is what it says. Wow.

7.27.0
S3E03

Why don't we put Eduardo in there and seal the top so that he suffocates and dies?

6.86.5
S3E03

Picture of my ex-girlfriend Lucy with a mustache drawn on her face and stink lines coming off her, 'cause she stinks.

6.05.5
S3E03

Luckily, when you're the guy, you can just tell people she's crazy. That's what they always do on Entourage.

6.56.0
S3E03

Twilight is dope. I told you. I couldn't put it down. It was like she was peering into my soul.

6.06.0
S3E03

There's a second book? And a third and a fourth. No [bleep] way.

6.05.5
S3E03

Am I Team Edward? Yes. Do I share his concerns about turning Bella, though? Absolutely not.

6.05.5
S3E03

Sometimes I think she's in the volturi.

6.35.5
S3E03

Imagine if your boss was Angelina Jolie, and then one day, she just started dating your ex-boyfriend.

6.05.5
S3E03

Dude, what did I just say? How about you shut up?

6.05.5
S3E04

Whale tale. Whale tale. She's flashing a whale tale. Abort. Abort.

6.36.0
S3E04

Oh, my God, she's amazing.

5.15.0
S3E04

Wow, don't be such a Jerry, Ben.

6.36.0
S3E04

Calzones are like pizzas but they're harder to eat. They're dumb and so was that idea. - Seriously? - This is embarrassing for you.

7.27.0
S3E04

So all I can think about is Captain Mustache plowing my ex-wife. - And you imagine he's wearing a cape while he's plowing her?

7.07.5
S3E04

I was just tasting my new boyfriend, Glenn. - Tom.

6.16.0
S3E04

I would like to address the goofy-looking, dirty-kimono-wearing, corn-rowed clown in the room.

6.87.0
S3E04

I hate you like my actual brother, Levondrious, who I hate.

7.07.5
S3E04

When I asked her to be my date, she cackled for a full minute and said, and I quote, 'anything to make Ron miserable.'

6.86.5
S3E05

Boy, 35%? It's actually 34.2%. '34.2%.' I'm Ben, the numbers robot.

7.37.0
S3E05

It's just an exact calculation. 'It's just an exact calculation.' All right.

6.56.0
S3E05

We should just slap a pair of Ray-Bans on a calculator, because that would be way more charming.

8.28.5
S3E05

Hey, Perd. Was your dad RoboCop? Because your arms are guns.

7.57.5
S3E05

RoboCop didn't have guns for arms. Oh, my God. That's so not the point, you nerd.

7.77.5
S3E05

Because Brooks Brothers Boys doesn't make garbage.

7.78.0
S3E05

Sweetums is even building a plus-sized roller coaster for some of Pawnee's obese thrill-seekers. You must be this wide to ride.

7.88.0
S3E05

Joan? I thought you were Jennifer Aniston filming a movie here.

6.96.5
S3E05

If we're both still single in an hour, let's get married. Tom, I'm already married. That's right. To Seal. What? I confused you with Heidi Klum again.

7.67.5
S3E05

More like 'Turd Crapley.'

5.55.0
S3E06

Oh, am I wearing an ascot? I didn't notice.

6.25.5
S3E06

I think she's gonna murder you.

7.06.5
S3E06

his real name is Dante Fiero, but he changed it to Dennis Feinstein 'cause that's way more exotic in Pawnee

7.47.0
S3E06

Uh-oh. Looks like you just nailed your future.

6.36.0
S3E06

Well, Yoda wouldn't actually need networking. I mean, his powers were more spiritual. Shut up, you nerd!

7.26.8
S3E06

A teriyaki hairpiece? I smell like the guy who's always coming up short.

7.36.8
S3E07

He's not a pony, man. He's a mini horse. There's a big difference.

6.45.5
S3E07

You're like a ninja crossed with a Jedi, or something. / You're like a nerd mixed with a dork or something.

6.25.7
S3E07

Thank you, Joan. Li'l Sebastian isn't bad either.

6.25.3
S3E07

Did you get your breasts done? You look amazing. / Yes, thanks for noticing.

6.15.5
S3E07

And when it does, I'm gonna be there to give you a foot massage... To completion.

5.95.8
S3E07

Wow, that is a shockingly huge mini horse erection.

5.35.0
S3E07

Uh, somebody left the gate open and he got out, Jerry! / What are you talking about? / Unbelievable. Another in a long string of miserable failures. You lost Li'l Sebastian! / I wasn't even here! / Exactly.

6.96.8
S3E07

Yeah, Jerry. He's right here in my pocket.

6.25.5
S3E07

If they're missing this long, they're usually dead. / Well, if that's true, then you're gonna have to answer to the whole town. And God.

6.15.5
S3E08

What portion of this camping trip will take place outside? - All of it. - Pass.

6.97.0
S3E08

What if we're scaling a cliff and I start to fall? Can I grab onto your boob for support?

6.36.0
S3E08

Skymall! Come check out my tent. I ordered a bunch of crap off Skymall.

7.27.0
S3E08

This is actually a dog couch, but it's super comfortable.

7.07.0
S3E08

Oh, I know this one. They are all rap-pists. - Oh, my God, they're Rappers, Jerry!

6.27.0
S3E08

That's what I'm calling my tent.

6.96.5
S3E08

That's a good stopping point.

6.86.0
S3E08

I just return it the next day and claim it was defective. The key is crying a lot. No one likes to hear a grown man cry.

7.47.5
S3E08

And then my hand accidentally went in the panini press!

6.66.0
S3E08

Los Angeles, season one, isn't gonna watch itself.

6.76.0
S3E08

I miss my canopy bed.

6.25.5
S3E08

Chocolate or butterscotch? - Uh, swirl me.

6.36.0
S3E08

No! I was Tivoing Cupcake Wars.

6.56.0
S3E08

This place is the exact opposite of Skymall.

7.06.5
S3E09

You know what, Jerry? I make fun of you a lot, but credit where credit is due. You know, I like how the... Damn it. I was so close. It's a terrible shirt.

7.67.5
S3E09

So are you going on, like, a year-long walking tour of the set of The Lord of the Rings in New Zealand?

6.26.0
S3E09

Are you sick? Are you terminal? Is it like that movie A Walk to Remember?

6.56.5
S3E09

You get drunk. You make speeches. And you make love to the prettiest bridesmaid, usually standing from behind.

5.86.0
S3E09

Are there any strippers here? Former strippers? Non-dancers but you're feeling a little bit drunk?

6.87.0
S3E09

How can anyone ever possibly top that? Am I right? So thank you all for all the talking. Let's just get back to dancing, huh?

7.06.5
S3E10

I call sandwiches sammies, sandoozles, or Adam Sandlers. Air conditioners are cool blasterz, with a Z. I don't know where that came from. I call cakes big ol' cookies. I call noodles long-ass rice. Fried chicken is fry-fry chicky-chick. Chicken parm is chicky-chicky parm-parm. Chicken cacciatore? Chicky catch. I call eggs pre-birds or future birds. Root beer is super water. Tortillas are bean blankies. And I call forks food rakes.

7.88.5
S3E10

First wish? I have a huge house with a ton of balconies. And I would just stand out there and survey my empire, like a drug dealer in a Michael Bay movie.

7.16.5
S3E10

Okay. I'm the CEO of the Spike TV network. And my best friend slash personal assistant is Oscar winner Jamie Foxx. And we create a raunchy animated series based on our friendship, called Tommy and the Foxx.

7.37.0
S3E10

They remake Point Break. I play both roles. Keanu and Swayze.

7.97.5
S3E10

I once kissed a girl in college. Eight. Where I graduated summa cum laude in history. One. Zero. Negative a billion. Don't talk about it anymore, please.

7.06.5
S3E10

98% match. Soul mate-level match. You wanna date me! This is a date!

6.66.0
S3E10

Leslie Knope, Tom Haverford / Dating in the day, dating in the night / Dating all day 'cause he's keeping it tight / All right, Tom. Enough. / Dating in the car, dating on the floor / Dating everywhere 'cause she wants some more

6.56.5
S3E10

Oh, this is perfect for us. Three-bedroom, and... Oh, God, Les. It has that dream closet you've always wanted. A walk-in closet.

6.76.5
S3E10

Hey, hey, boo. What's wrong? Where did you go? Come back to me. I need you, boo.

6.36.0
S3E10

You know what else gets people's heart rate up? Doing it. Talking about sex with my boss.

5.85.5
S3E10

I can't fight this feeling anymore. You and I, we're dating. You should be so lucky.

6.76.5
S3E10

They should fix that.

6.05.5
S3E10

Girl likes Indian food. What can I say?

6.96.0
S3E10

And as much as it pains me to admit this, it was not disgusting. I'm just saying. She knows what to do. It was stirring. It felt like...

6.26.0
S3E10

I made 26 profiles, each designed to attract a different type of girl. Tom A. Haverford. Sporty and sexy. Tom B. Haverford, smooth and soulful. Which letter did you get? N, Tom N. Haverford. The N stands for nerd!

7.67.5
S3E10

Tom N. Haverford collects globes. Great. That's enough. His favorite movie is books.

8.18.0
S3E11

How hot is the woman that's looking for a place to stay? - No, it's me. I'm looking. - Oh, come on, that's not fair. You shouldn't have led me to believe it was a beautiful woman.

6.46.0
S3E11

I wish I could help you out, Benihana, but I can't.

6.15.0
S3E11

I have a ritual, and it starts on the couch. - Ecch. - We sit down. - Okay. Yep. - Clap my hands. - Lights dim. - I understand. - Boyz II Men... - Please stop. - Fades in. - Nope. Nope.

7.27.5
S3E11

So for my painting, I chose one of my very favorite Greek myths-- the centaur goddess Dyaphena slaying a great stag. - It's, uh, stunning. - It's breathtaking, Jerry. - Yeah. Really is. - Wow. Thanks, guys.

6.66.0
S3E11

That's what you see when you close your eyes at night, Jerry-- topless Leslie glued to a horse.

7.47.5
S3E11

Oh, my God. The baby is Tom. What? This is easily my favorite painting ever. What the hell, Jerry? Look at my potbelly. I look like a pregnant baby! And why am I so scared?

7.58.5
S3E11

In one brushstroke, Jerry has killed the Jay-Z vibe that's taken me years to cultivate and replaced it with a fat, brown, baby vibe, which is not as cool of a vibe.

8.08.0
S3E11

That's you in the painting. You're the fat baby! Aww... that's so cute. - Oh, you're into that? - No.

7.17.0
S3E11

Please let the record reflect that the fat baby is referring to the painting. Hey! I am not a fat baby. I'm a small, slender man-- similar to actor Taye Diggs.

7.57.5
S3E11

Is your penis between the front arms or the back legs? - Yeah, where's your penis? - Damn it, Jerry!

6.77.0
S3E11

And poundcake... am I right?

6.05.5
S3E12

And that's coming from someone who has a Mercedes... With a Harman Kardon Logic 7 surround-sound system.

7.57.3
S3E12

They had a valet.

7.47.0
S3E12

What, did you just come from the stables? - Yes. I was just at the stables.

7.47.3
S3E12

Did you guys get your public forum gift bag? There's an iPod touch in here.

7.06.7
S3E12

And if you have any job openings, maybe you should let me know about 'em. [...] I'm sick of being treated like I'm not willing to relocate to Eagleton, because I am!

7.67.7
S3E12

You might have a fancy car and a mahogany purse, or whatever rich people have,

7.66.3
S3E13

I mix a bunch of alcohol together, I add some sugar and coffee and some other junk, and it kind of tastes like Kahlua.

6.66.2
S3E13

Done-zo list explanation and escalation

6.96.8
S3E13

Jerry, you'll be playing a boring beer drinker. Your name will be Jerry.

7.26.8
S3E13

'Ca-razy.' Like 'crazy.'

5.95.3
S3E13

I got to admit, I thought your costume would maybe be a little bit sluttier.

7.16.7
S3E13

Tom's rapid-fire terrible business ideas list

7.88.3
S3E13

If you don't, I'll shave Jean-Ralphio's head. / Yeah, I'd like to see that.

7.47.2
S3E13

It's 140 proof, which means it's 70% alcohol. But don't worry. There's plenty of caffeine in it to keep you awake.

7.57.5
S3E13

You know what? Snitches get stitches.

6.96.7
S3E13

It's like when Vin did Boiler Room. That's what led to him being xXx and doing Furious.

7.26.8
S3E14

I'm your boss. That's a good one, Ron.

6.86.0
S3E14

I developed a dope new game show where I ask couples scandalous questions, and they have to guess what the other one answered. I call this Know Ya Boo.

6.36.0
S3E14

My favorite movie is Love Don't Cost a Thing, with Nick Cannon, which is based on Can't Buy Me Love, which is based on Kramer vs. Kramer or something, which I think was Shakespeare.

7.88.0
S3E14

Spike, G4, GSN, Fuse, WOW, Boom, Zip, Kablam, Slurp, Slurp Latin, Slurp HD.

7.77.7
S3E14

and with me as always is my CGI puppy co-host, Bobby the Boo! Hey, everybody!

7.06.7
S3E14

Booyah! Somebody don't know their boo! That's the sound bite that's gonna play when a fight breaks out.

7.37.0
S3E14

Back of my Benz? Let's check in with your boo! He said, 'Her Mercedes'! Jerry and Donna on fire.

6.56.0
S3E14

You figured out April's trying to trick you. That's worth 100 points.

7.06.3
S3E15

I did recently sell my Chronicles of Riddick DVD on eBay for $10. Used the profits to buy the Blu-ray.

6.56.5
S3E15

I saw someone buy crystal meth out of a vending machine. It's a bad place.

6.87.0
S3E15

There's a whole room on the fourth floor where they store the knives they've confiscated from people who went to the fourth floor to stab someone.

6.87.0
S3E15

Remind me next time to ask her where she was when Lincoln got shot.

6.36.0
S3E15

How? By shining down on them with the Haverford charm ray.

6.86.5
S3E15

Julianne Moore just called. She wants her hair back. Nobody named Julien called.

6.97.0
S3E15

And, two, will you please invite me to your 30th birthday party?

5.95.5
S3E16

This is it for certain, okay? I create a game show. Two people on stage, right? They flip a coin. One of them has to perform open-heart surgery. The other one has to receive open-heart surgery. We call it Open-Heart Surgery.

6.87.0
S3E16

How about this? You buy a Gulfstream G-IV jet. Already interested. Take the wheels off. Get 'em off of there. Turn the jet into an apartment building. People could live inside their own private jet.

6.35.5
S3E16

I got it. What are you amazing at? I know it. We both know it, let's just say it at the same time. Creating spectacles. ...spectacles.

5.85.0
S3E16

Entertainment 7Twenty... 'Cause you're willing to go around the world twice for your clients. That is unbelievable!

6.25.5
S3E16

That's weird. Must be a typo. Yeah, Jerry, it's probably a typo, because it probably should've said, 'You have a cube butt.' 'Cause your butt's shaped like a cube.

6.45.5
S3E16

Jean-Ralphio is a clown. This is the memorial for Li'I Sebastian, not double-coupon night at a strip club. First off, double-coupon night is an incredible value.

7.16.5
S3E16

Which one floats your penis? They're all black. Maybe to the layman, Jerry. Obsidian, onyx, midnight, lost soul, rolling blackout, sleeping panther, and void by Armani.

7.57.5
S3E16

I'm Thelma, you're Louise. You can't die full of regret. Why don't you live your life like that cow from the video? He was a horse. Yeah.

6.86.0
S3E16

Why do we keep our petty cash in a clear plastic toilet bowl? I don't know, maybe 'cause we're... Flush with cash

6.05.0
S4E01

Warning. High levels of swagger coming through.

6.46.0
S4E01

What exactly do we do? Let's just say, it's too hard to explain.

7.27.0
S4E01

Donna, you look amazing. How are the kids? I don't have kids. Wow. How long has it been? Three weeks.

7.17.0
S4E01

Black print, black background. It's the coolest possible color scheme. It's also a strong magnet, so keep it out of your wallet. It will destroy your credit cards. Guaranteed.

7.67.5
S4E01

You think Bethenny Frankel sits behind a desk all day? She makes $100 million a year. How much do you make a year? $101 million.

7.77.5
S4E01

That's not what my company does. Although, maybe we'll start.

7.06.5
S4E02

It's almost too easy. I can hear you. I know you can, Ben. That's how easy it is

7.98.0
S4E02

NBA's on strike, so we got him for only, like, 75% of his original NBA salary

7.37.0
S4E02

Do you want to know how we make money? By literally printing our own money

7.88.5
S4E02

We're here to serve you, friend. I hope the rest of your day is cool beans

7.06.0
S4E02

Don't forget to grab a free iPad on your way out. He didn't even grab one

7.16.5
S4E03

I brought some Entertainment 720 pillowcases for your pillow. Never Stop Dreaming. Tom Haverford. I never do. Chris Traeger. Respect. Game recognize game.

6.45.5
S4E03

The Time-Traveler's Optometrist, by Pawnee's own Penelope Foster. A heartwarming story about a caveman eye doctor who travels to present-day Cincinnati and can see everything but love.

7.57.5
S4E03

Unreadable. Then, Joan slaps her sticker on it. Best-seller four years in a row.

6.66.0
S4E03

At the risk of bragging, one of the things I'm best at is riding coattails. Behind every successful man, is me, smiling and taking partial credit.

7.57.0
S4E03

Joan's a married woman. She wants what she can't have. It's a game of cat and mouse.

6.66.0
S4E03

Is she going to powder her vagina?

6.05.5
S4E03

It's not about the business anymore, man. She's a disaster. We've got to make sure she gets home safe.

6.85.5
S4E03

Say what you will about Joan, but she knows how to decorate a bedroom. Wow. Oh, my God. Where the hell am I? I just want to see how soft these sheets are. One second. Tom. No. Come on. Let's go.

6.56.0
S4E03

Well, thank you for getting me home last night. I wasn't feeling very well. Because of some bad seafood that I ate. Yes. That's probably what it was.

6.66.0
S4E04

D.J. Bluntz is in the building / Here to announce that Tom Haverford is in the building

6.66.0
S4E04

Donatella. T-Mobile. Three words for you. 'Treat.' 'Yo.' 'Self.'

6.66.0
S4E04

He's like a skinny, little rubber band that's about to snap in half.

7.07.0
S4E04

Oh, Lord. Is he eating soup on a bench alone?

6.57.0
S4E04

Listen to me, Bento Box

6.66.0
S4E04

I'm a cashmere-velvet candy cane.

7.37.0
S4E04

This is a whole new level of nerd.

6.46.5
S4E04

There's chicken-heads everywhere, Ben. Chicken-heads all around this mall. You're going to find one and you're going to be great.

7.07.0
S4E04

Why so serious?

7.07.5
S4E05

I really am amazing.

6.45.5
S4E05

Ted Flirtman or Rex Baggs... I made up both those names.

7.16.5
S4E05

It's always been a dream of mine to be a rug, and it's finally happened.

7.78.0
S4E05

The details. Most people would probably say the deets. I say the 'tails. Just one example of innovation.

7.47.0
S4E05

My company is bankrupt, okay? Entertainment 720 is dead.

7.16.0
S4E05

I don't know. I guess I just didn't moisturize enough this morning... With the company, Tom.

6.86.5
S4E05

Well, hindsight is 20/20. Kind of seems like regular sight should have caught that one.

7.47.5
S4E05

Peter Gabriel leaves Genesis.

7.36.5
S4E06

You started out with $450,000. Entertainment 720 is dead. It's up in company heaven. Along with Pets.com, Blockbuster, and Ask Jeeves.

6.56.0
S4E06

My company is no better than a company where you ask a fake butler to Google things for you.

6.66.5
S4E06

The entire party is a VIP area. There's also a double VIP area. A triple VIP area. And a Centurion Club Elite VIP area. Sponsored by SoBe Lifewater. No one is allowed in there. Not even us.

7.37.5
S4E06

What up, Keith? He actually once tossed me out of a club three years ago. Water under the bridge.

7.06.5
S4E06

Oh, thank God. No one shows up to a good party on time. If anyone had actually shown up right now, the whole party would have been ruined. Would have been a disaster.

6.86.5
S4E06

It's a grand experiment, and I am a party scientist.

7.16.5
S4E07

Look, if you ask me, Enron is down but not out. Who doesn't like a comeback story?

7.27.0
S4E07

I was the first person to abbreviate Parks and Recreation Department. First it was Parks and Recreation. Then Parks and Rec. Then P&R. Then lengthened it just a little bit to... Tommy's place.

8.18.0
S4E07

A fact is not an anecdote, Gary. Here's an anecdote... Today I met the most boring man in the world. His name was Gary.

8.48.0
S4E07

Under sex, you wrote... 'Yes. Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha.' Well-played.

6.06.0
S4E07

I'm like a shark. I don't swim backwards.

7.16.0
S4E07

There's a Macy's in town? Where's the Macy's in town? I heard they have an amazing cologne sample guy.

7.27.0
S4E07

Sorry. These are really important.

5.75.0
S4E08

So, you're saying you want me to choose a new font? Yes, essentially, I'd like you to choose a new font.

6.76.3
S4E08

I'm more of a Steve Harvey. I dream big, I shake things up, and I always wear dope suits.

6.96.2
S4E08

Today I'm a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon. And the Parks Department is a wrinkly old housewife in her early 30s.

7.36.7
S4E08

Well, guess what, Jerry. I'm a dreamer. Okay? I dream big. Deal with it.

7.36.8
S4E08

Thanks. But most of the credit goes to my number four, Jerry.

7.26.5
S4E09

Where are you looking? Look here, focus here. Get the files in the drawer, and then get all the file boxes in the office. Put the files in the drawer. Let's go. - No. - Okay, I'll go with him.

5.85.0
S4E09

Did Tom Ford turn around the House of Gucci? I do not know, but I'll assume that that is a yes.

7.06.0
S4E09

How long were you two lovers? - Excuse me? - Oh, God.

6.56.0
S4E09

No, that would be like dating my older sister's elderly aunt.

6.25.0
S4E09

In 1856, the city council banned all sexual positions except for missionary. And two years later, they banned missionary.

8.08.0
S4E09

Bribing someone to hide a sexcapade-- I'm proud to call you a friend.

7.77.0
S4E09

Actually, my real name is Gary. Gary? On my first day here, the old director-- he called me Jerry, and I just didn't think I should correct him.

8.08.5
S4E09

Gary Gergich? Jerry Gergich. Gary Gergich. Jerry-- God, they're both horrible. But Jerry's better. I'm gonna call you Jerry.

8.08.0
S4E10

I know you're sad you couldn't get tickets to the 'Watch the Throne' tour, so I got you a watch and a tiny throne instead.

7.47.0
S4E10

She even took out the dumb clock part and put this in... 'Baller Time.'

7.46.5
S4E10

Did you just scoop it out of the jar with your hand like a bear? Yes.

7.06.0
S4E10

My latest attempt to drag this department into the 20th century. Tom, it's the 21st century. I know. I'd settle for getting you into the 20th.

6.85.5
S4E10

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

6.86.0
S4E10

When I was trying to decide how to decorate my office, I had to ask myself, 'what kind of candy should I choose?' Obviously chocolate, 'cause I'm sweet, smooth, and the ladies love me.

6.35.5
S4E10

I didn't have time to make it into anything, and please don't eat it 'cause it cost $55 an ounce.

6.96.0
S4E11

Well, well, well. Look who's ahead of the curve. I was joking. You should soak that in bleach and burn it.

6.96.7
S4E11

Do your carpets match your drapes?

6.36.0
S4E11

Red carpet insole. Everywhere I go, I'm walking on red carpet.

7.37.2
S4E11

I couldn't afford enough premium carpet to get us to the stage. I mean, it was a short walk, but it was pretty luxurious, right?

6.86.5
S4E11

Ron? Ron? There's no stairs. How do I get onto the stage?

6.46.5
S4E13

NO ONE'S THINKING THAT.

6.36.0
S4E13

THAT IS LITERALLY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NAME I HAVE EVER HEARD.

6.46.5
S4E13

THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE. I CANNOT BE STOPPED. * COME ON NOW GET SOME MONEY * * COME ON, APRIL GET AN EARPIECE * * COME ON DO IT *

5.65.5
S4E13

TYPE IN 'T REX' FOR ME. NO, NO, NO. UM, 'T-BOZ.' WAIT, WAIT. 'TOMMY TSUNAMI.' NO, 'TICKY TICKY TOM-TOM.' NO, 'FLY GUY.'

6.36.0
S4E13

CLASSIC. TIMELESS. I LOVE IT.

6.26.0
S4E13

WHAT THE [bleep]?

4.84.5
S4E13

MY FINGER WAS IN THERE. RON CRUSHED MY FINGER. I THINK IT MIGHT BE BROKEN.

5.35.5
S4E13

YOU DID THIS ON PURPOSE. YOU'RE JEALOUS OF MY GIFT.

6.46.0
S4E13

$20? THANK YOU. UH, YOU KNOW, WE'RE REALLY LOOKING FOR DONATIONS MORE IN THE $10,000 RANGE.

6.86.5
S4E13

WOW, YOU AND ME, HUH? HURT 'FINGIES.'

5.85.5
S4E13

WHOO! KING KONG AIN'T GOT NOTHING ON ME. OW, MY 'FINGIE' STILL HURTS.

6.46.0
S4E14

Quick question about Ann. Does anyone know if she has any Indian in her? No one respond. No one say anything. Why? I'm just curious if Ann has a little Indian in her. Silence. I don't think she does. Would she like some?

5.65.5
S4E14

Where to begin? I'm an amateur juggler. Nope, you shouldn't have begun there. Get out. No one's trying to get with jugglers.

7.57.5
S4E14

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

6.87.0
S4E15

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

7.07.0
S4E15

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

7.78.0
S4E15

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

6.36.0
S4E15

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

7.98.5
S4E15

Am I in a relationship? It's complicated.

7.77.0
S4E15

So if you happen to see any memorabilia laying around, kindly and discreetly discard it. You got it, Duke. Don't call me that.

7.47.0
S4E15

I'm sorry. But you are too hot to hide, Ann. This is on you.

7.37.0
S4E15

I don't want to brag, but I have a ton of experience with women being mad at me.

7.77.5
S4E15

Ann, I caught feelings for you. And I want you to be my girl. And I don't care who knows.

7.07.0
S4E15

Haverford Playbook move number two. Ladies love a guy waiting for them in the rain.

7.37.0
S4E15

Ann? Boo Boo?

7.47.0
S4E15

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

8.38.5
S4E15

Where is that saxophone coming from? I don't know. I don't know the first thing about music.

8.18.0
S4E15

(SINGING) Baby, I'm sorry for how I acted But if you give me another chance I could be the boo of your dreams, girl So when you're sleeping and you're dreaming of a boo I want that boo to be me

6.67.0
S4E15

The four sweetest words in the English language. 'You wore me down.'

8.18.0
S4E16

Hold up, hold up, hold up. Hold up, hold up, wait. That's you.

5.95.5
S4E16

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

6.86.0
S4E16

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

5.55.0
S4E16

These Kangol hats are exactly like the one Samuel L. Jackson wore to the Latin Grammys. How could she not like them?

7.06.5
S4E16

Ginuwine's my cousin. Ginuwine? The Ginuwine is your cousin?

7.06.5
S4E16

Ginuwine is Ginuwine. He's Ginuwine.

6.15.5
S4E16

Not loving '90s R&B music is number three on the 'oh-no-nos' list.

6.96.0
S4E16

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

6.86.0
S4E16

She's never seen a single Paul Walker movie? That's a huge 'oh-no-no.' She also 'doesn't care' about Blu-ray? She's a monster.

6.55.5
S4E16

I own more pairs of Uggs than she does.

7.26.5
S4E16

Everything you just said makes me like me more.

7.67.0
S4E16

It's also about Ann and I getting back together and being the hottest couple in Pawnee. I'd also like to announce our official relationship mash-up name. It's 'Tan.' To Tan.

6.86.5
S4E17

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

6.87.0
S4E17

This... is the Voss Water Butler by Tumi. And only $600 a bag.

7.47.0
S4E17

Help, everything I'm wearing is suede! Everything I'm wearing is suede, everything I'm wearing is suede!

6.87.0
S4E17

I think Ben's already filling the Leslie void. Oh! Oh! I'll give it up for that.

4.84.5
S4E18

Do you know who the president of boring club is? Me? Nope... You lost the election 'cause your speech was too boring.

7.37.0
S4E18

I still had eight hours rental time on that hot-tub limousine

7.07.0
S4E19

What about a cologne that can kill spiders?

6.56.0
S4E19

The Beer-yonce Knowles. It's just a regular beer, but we put it in a sexy-ass mug.

6.77.0
S4E19

Pairs nicely with the Jay-Zima. We bought a bunch of Zima when the factory shut down.

6.66.0
S4E19

Don't want none of that animal dander interacting with this cashmere.

5.95.0
S4E19

That's why it's stupid to work hard.

6.86.0
S4E19

What is that photo? That must come pre-loaded in there or something.

6.36.0
S4E20

Leave it messy. It doesn't matter. Nothing matters. Life is garbage.

7.06.8
S4E20

So we're up in the club. It's me! We're dancing. We're sweating. Let's just say we got to second that night. Kind of. Me so horny.

7.07.3
S4E20

I guess she's just afraid of how powerful her feelings are.

7.16.8
S4E20

And we all know the better-looking a park is, the more attention it will get from lady parks who want to have sex with it.

7.17.0
S4E20

Please. Vote for me to be your boyfriend.

7.37.2
S4E20

I'll take it. And you know what else? I'm coming for you, girl...Just...Like...You...Want.

6.86.8
S4E20

Leslie Knope is scrappy like a terrier. She's smoooooth like a blended whiskey. My girl has big ideas and big feelings, and she's not afraid to express 'em.

6.96.7
S4E21

I have a business idea for a gourmet alcoholic yogurt. I call it... Yogurt platinum.

7.27.5
S4E22

This isn't a bagel.

6.75.8
S4E22

It is no longer a 'Pimps and Hoes' pajama party.

7.06.7
S4E22

That idea was nixed by a certain uptight nerd who shall remain nameless.

6.55.5
S4E22

Me, Drake, and the T-Mobile girl were playing baccarat on a private jet. Ann Perkins walks up to me, and she says, 'Tommy, tomorrow night, I'm taking you back.'

7.37.3
S4E22

Then, Blue Ivy Carter high-fived me and gave me $40 million.

7.37.5
S4E22

I picked the wrong week to do a juice cleanse.

7.06.3
S5E01

You're going to throw the Leslie Knope Employment Enjoyment SummerSlam Grill Jam Fun-splosion?

6.87.0
S5E01

Parks and Dolls! I got your park right here / Its name is Ramsett Park / And its gates are open from dawn till dark

7.06.5
S5E01

His name is Tom. Burn. Seriously? No, I understand that it's hilarious. But that is his given Christian name.

7.67.5
S5E01

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

5.54.5
S5E01

That's not a picnic blanket. That's a merino wool throw for my Eames chair.

6.55.5
S5E01

Ann and Tom, A.K.A. Haverkins, is stronger than ever.

6.35.5
S5E01

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

5.65.0
S5E01

More importantly, I bet Donna $1,000 that we'd be together for another month. I can't stress this enough. If she finds out that we broke up, I'll go bankrupt.

6.86.0
S5E01

Tommy's got the tum-rums.

5.85.0
S5E01

I smuggled in some candy. Oh, thank God. I'm starving. Raisins? It's nature's candy.

6.26.0
S5E01

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

6.86.5
S5E01

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

7.07.0
S5E01

I put glitter in all your moisturizers and lotions. I'm calling it 'SparkleSkin by Annie. Twinkle, Twinkle, Big Star.'

6.46.0
S5E02

Orange racing stripe. It's a perfect recreation of Han lue's Nissan in The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift. Weirdly, so far, no one has noticed.

6.45.0
S5E02

They found nothing. Nothing? Nothing. The silent killer.

7.27.0
S5E03

That's too much, Jerry. For real. Keep us out your bedroom.

5.55.0
S5E03

I don't know how to answer that.

6.26.5
S5E03

You can really taste the ignorance. / It's pronounced 'anchovies.'

7.88.0
S5E03

What country is he from? / Iceland.

6.46.0
S5E03

And the Tommy Haverford member's chair.

6.86.5
S5E04

I need to get on webMD now! I need a iPhone or a Samsung Galaxy, something with 4G.

7.57.2
S5E04

'Tommy-edamame' is back on the grid. Tell everyone to light me up with their dijjies, gotta load 'em into my burner.

7.06.3
S5E05

Jerry, God. Gross. / Oh... Jerry? / Guys, I-- / Oh, God, I think he might be having a heart attack.

6.36.3
S5E05

Oh, geez! Did a dinosaur just fart? / Jerry, get a grip. / Sorry, guys. / Ugh! Apology not accepted. / Stop talking, moron. / I wish I could stop smelling. / Dude. / Seriously, Jerry, did you eat farts for lunch?

5.96.0
S5E05

I just want to hear the doctor say that Jerry had a fart attack. Is that too much to ask?

6.26.2
S5E05

You can't sell clothes at a tag sale for more than they're worth. / Um, watch me.

6.05.5
S5E05

Rent-a-swag.

6.96.3
S5E06

You guys pretend you're Ron Swanson, and you're trying to decide whether you want to invest in this company. Be super critical. You're short.

6.95.8
S5E06

Parents, are you tired of watching your middle-school-aged children grow out of the nice clothes you buy for them? Then rent them from Rent A Swag.

6.86.0
S5E06

Well, sure, in a wrestling match, Kirk would win. But, overall, who would you rather have at the helm of your Sovereign-class starship? Jean-Luc Picard. No contest.

6.45.5
S5E07

Well, well, well. If it isn't Mr. Looks and Professor Books. He's Looks. I got it.

6.86.0
S5E07

We specialize in making stacks on stacks on stacks on stacks.

6.86.0
S5E07

I discovered I'm roughly the same size as the average Pawnee 12-year-old.

7.77.5
S5E07

Oh, my escargot delivery service, Snail Mail.

6.86.0
S5E07

Just to clarify, it's a no to me on all fronts, and you're offering Ben a job? Yeah. Cool. Cool.

7.27.0
S5E07

Not to mention in the last month alone three people have confused me for a shorter, Indian Ryan Gosling.

7.77.0
S5E07

He sweats. He stutters. It's like The King's Speech, but the first part, before he's fixed.

7.87.5
S5E07

They have a show about storage unit auctions.

7.16.5
S5E08

Friends, former lovers, acquaintances, Jerry

7.07.0
S5E08

Much like women in '90s stand-up comedy routines, Tommy be shopping.

7.16.3
S5E08

And Louis Vuitton for making some dope-ass cravats.

6.66.0
S5E08

Donna, you and your work are ravishing, as usual.

6.55.8
S5E08

Jerry! How's the old ticker? Oh. Well, uh, the rehab is grueling-- Great! Glad to hear it.

7.06.8
S5E08

One small pizza for all of us. With no toppings. Cheese is a topping, Jerry.

6.96.8
S5E08

I basically live here now. I hate all of this, which probably means it's good for your business.

7.36.8
S5E08

Two pizzas. And toppings! Only on half. I'm not Zuckerberg.

7.06.5
S5E09

I'm allergic to sushi. Every time I eat more than 80 sushis, I barf

7.17.2
S5E09

♪ Jerry Dinner ♪ Jerry Dinner

6.05.8
S5E09

Every time we laugh at something stupid Jerry does, we put a dollar in this box

7.06.8
S5E09

$516... Aw, jeez! And that's 517

7.47.8
S5E09

518.

7.07.0
S5E09

That's hilarious. You should do stand-up. If you're kidding, you suck, but if you're serious, I actually have been thinking about it

6.15.5
S5E09

Hey, April, Matlock called. He wants his cardigan back. Boom! I'm out

4.84.3
S5E09

My favorite Jerry moment was when he ate a bowl of glue

6.46.7
S5E09

Oh, my God! Jerry's having a Christmas party! I can't believe he didn't invite us. How dare he! What'd we ever do to him?

7.17.3
S5E09

It's because of your man strength, Man Perkins

6.05.7
S5E09

It's cold outside, and I can't wear mittens 'cause they're unflattering to my hands

7.16.7
S5E09

I thought you weren't coming. I--you know, never got your RSVP... we took up a collection to pay your hospital bills, since you almost farted yourself to death

6.46.5
S5E10

Now, I know you said no strippers 'cause they make you sad.

7.77.3
S5E10

If you don't like the Scotch, they have a vodka that's served in the form of a flash of light.

6.87.0
S5E10

You never had one before you were married to Wendy? No, it was a green card wedding. I did watch the three-way sex scene from Wild Things a few times the night before, but it didn't really count.

6.86.3
S5E10

Boop! That's me hitting the snooze button. Don't talk again for another ten minutes.

7.37.0
S5E10

and to my bride, Rihanna. We truly did find love in a hopeless place.

6.45.8
S5E11

Okay, I know this text you sent me was a lie and Michael Stipe is not actually here, correct? Correct. That was a lie.

7.06.0
S5E11

I can't keep referring to basketball players as 'Khloe Kardashian's husband and his friends.'

7.97.8
S5E11

One jock, one geek who loves stats.

7.16.5
S5E11

Did I do basketball? Kind of.

7.06.0
S5E11

Tommy for the dunk! My screen!

6.76.3
S5E11

Tom, what the hell are you doing? I'm pivoting. Ben told me to pivot. I told you you can pivot, not that you can only pivot. Stop pivoting!

7.57.3
S5E11

I may not know much, but you can't just steal the ball from another player. Hey, aren't you the guy who owns Rent-A-Swag? You suck at basketball, man.

7.16.8
S5E11

Can I borrow $1,500? You're not allowed to ask what it's for. Fireworks.

7.37.0
S5E11

We've got everything: Dope suits, pocket squares, Gingham shirts, glasses with no lenses, Tiny cardigans, Fedoras... Look at this watch!

7.06.3
S5E12

Number two's was subtle and provocative, like a coy Dutch woman guarding a dark secret.

7.06.8
S5E12

Number three's told a story-- a story from a book I wouldn't read but I would watch the movie of.

6.96.3
S5E12

Oh, whoa! Smells like some vomit took a dump in here.

6.36.0
S5E12

I didn't eat those stupid mini-calzones. Haver-food rule number six-- never eat anything with a sauce I have to dip myself. Drizzle it on for me. I'm not your maid.

7.06.8
S5E13

I'm omelet. Get it? 'I'm on it,' 'I'm omelet'?

5.34.7
S5E13

Okay, I'm heading out. Good-pie. Go. Gurt. Go-gurt. I'm incredible.

5.95.7
S5E13

Hey! Well, you know what? What? What you got for me? Get out of my kitchen! Okay, okay, okay. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry. Pardon! Pardon!

5.65.5
S5E14

That guy's my wife

7.16.5
S5E14

Steve Harvey vibe or straight-up Seacrest... I'll combine 'em-- Steve-crest

6.16.0
S5E14

I was gonna beatbox. There's a dance breakdown. I'm talking, like, six guaranteed applause breaks

6.96.8
S5E14

you mad sweet on that back meat

6.97.2
S5E14

You ever heard Leslie talk about Ben's butt? I'm all like, 'damn, girl, you mad sweet on that back meat.'

4.44.3
S5E15

Tom, we got you an autographed portrait of your personal hero. No way! Scott Caan from Hawaii five-0!

6.86.5
S5E15

Well, it sounds like you guys got it covered. I'm gonna head out. Actually have my own charity to attend to. Tommy's tummy foundation.

7.06.5
S5E15

It's called the Clean Sheet Foundation. They provide legal assistance to the KKK. This is your pick? Yeah. Can you pass the bonbons?

7.27.0
S5E15

Tom, do you have to run that right now? Oh, no, Ben! These smoothies will just blend themselves!

6.56.0
S5E15

Then who is it? Well, he is, uh, sitting right here in this courtyard. That guy? Do you even know him? Oh, my God, Andy, it's you.

7.78.0
S5E16

These kids are renting my old clothes like they're going out of style. Which they never will.

7.06.3
S5E16

I once saw her punch a police horse in the face.

7.98.2
S5E16

And if she murders me, tell Jean-Ralphio to clear my browser history.

7.06.8
S5E16

We started making out. Hard. Next thing you know, we're back at my place, having sex. We're together now.

6.97.0
S5E18

Uh, 'Spasm.' No, 'Butter Face'! Very good! Yes!

6.06.0
S5E18

The man owns a Rolexus. It's a Lexus filled with Rolexes. What's the point of that? To have it, which he does.

7.67.7
S5E18

If I give as much as I get, I'm giving $20 million. Ay yi yi. That's how much I'm worth, 20...million...dollars.

6.15.8
S5E18

I think that guy wants to hunt me.

7.07.3
S5E18

Mr. Feinstein, with all due respect... you are a major dick. / Run!

6.96.8
S5E18

Rent-A-Swag is gonna donate five cents from every dollar we make this month.

6.86.3
S5E19

Old things are dumb. It's like, just be new.

7.57.0
S5E19

"Definitely didn't volunteer. I had much better things to do. Leslie said she'd pay me 100 bucks."

6.76.3
S5E19

"One time my refrigerator stopped working, I didn't know what to do. I just moved."

7.87.7
S5E19

Look at my hoop, Leslie. Look at my hoop!

6.76.3
S5E19

The only ones he gets are spam. And he responds to them.

7.06.8
S5E20

Can you believe it? Only six months left until I retire. / What did Jerry say? / Jerry was here?

7.06.7
S5E20

Every place I've ever worked in has had a 'Jerry.' When one Jerry leaves, the office naturally selects a new Jerry to fill that role. It's Social Darwinism.

7.57.3
S5E20

Well, I guess that settles who the new Jerry is. No, it doesn't! I barely even said it wrong.

6.96.7
S5E20

Ronfire of the vanities.

6.65.7
S5E20

Interns cost nothing to the taxpayer. And more importantly, they're usually stupid and terrible. So they get no work done. It's like a Jerry you don't have to pay.

7.57.3
S5E20

Filo Pilo ruined the cake. Classic Pilo. What how is that my fault? Stupid Jerry. Should have never saved his life.

6.66.0
S5E20

Actually, I quit football senior year so I could help my pastor run a homeless shelter. Oh. Pfftt! This guy loves the homeless so much, he should marry them, right?

7.06.5
S5E20

This guy loves the homeless so much, he should marry them, right?

6.76.3
S5E20

I already was Jerry. I was a skinny Indian kid in South Carolina, and it sucked. It took me 12 years, but I reinvented myself. I'm a business owner. I wear dope suits. I have fur underwear.

7.47.2
S5E20

Classic new guy.

7.26.8
S5E21

Hey, baby, can I borrow your car for a month? I already lent you my car. Do you not know where my car is? Ugh, I'm so sick of the third degree. It's like dating a cop.

7.57.2
S5E21

Dating Mona-Lisa is awesome. Except that I live in constant fear for my life.

7.36.7
S5E21

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

7.36.8
S5E21

She once jumped out of a moving car to buy a Nicki Minaj poster.

7.67.3
S5E21

She covered me in glitter and Anna Nicole body spray. Why do they still even make that? They don't--she's had the same bottle for years. She just mixes in water and baby oil.

7.77.3
S5E21

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

7.27.3
S5E21

She then pretends those are ecstasy and sells it to a bunch of college kids that are drinking Goldschläger at a gas station.

8.08.2
S5E22

He'll be back in eight minutes.

7.77.8
S5E22

I don't really have any power in this relationship.

6.96.5
S5E22

Whoa! Darren! Slow down! That sweat suit's not for sweatin' in, okay? This is crushed velvet. If you go at more than a brisk walk, it will fall apart.

7.57.2
S5E22

I could add a baby section over there, call it 'Li'l Swaggers.' I could add some old people stuff, call it 'Rent-A-Sag.'

7.26.8
S5E22

Ugh, no. Old people are gross.

6.45.8
S5E22

All right, let's set up some boundaries on what's cool for you to say to me, okay?

7.36.8
S5E22

Babyface heard my demo? I will accept a record deal.

7.16.7
S5E22

Whoa, Diddy wants to buy Rent-A-Swag?

6.76.2
S5E22

I've seen the first 90 seconds. It's thrilling.

7.27.0
S5E22

Someone-- I'm not saying Diddy, but I'm not not saying Diddy-- has offered to buy out Rent-A-Swag for a buttload of money.

6.96.7
S5E22

I'm talking pedicures on pedicures on pedicures.

7.06.3
S5E22

God, nobody cares, Gary.

6.86.3
S5E22

We always use protection... but I'm pretty positive she pokes holes in them.

7.57.3
S5E22

It's called 'Womb There It Is.' That's her brand.

7.88.0
S5E22

I'm gonna have a baby with Jean-Ralphio's sister? Oh, God. What have I done? Like, to humanity?

7.87.8
S5E22

Tommy has his life back! Let's go!

7.37.0
S5E22

So it's not free?

6.76.2
S5E22

This sucks, but I have to admit: It's a pretty baller move.

6.86.3
S6E01

Ann and Chris? What are they doing here?

7.06.5
S6E03

If you make your omelet out of Faberge eggs, you just might... Be an Eagletonian.

6.45.8
S6E03

Grid, grid, grid, grid, grid, grid, grid-- / No grid, no grid, no grid, no grid.

6.36.3
S6E03

Oh, I've been taking pictures of you all day for my new Facebook album: 'Ronswan: Gettin' off the grid.'

7.67.7
S6E03

You just vined your first selfie, Ron. And I'm vining you vine your selfie.

7.77.5
S6E03

'Eagleton: No money, mo' problems.' Fantastic, right?

6.86.3
S6E04

Not surprised, I'm one of a kind, just like the custom Nikes I designed that say 'Tommy's Tootsies' across the toes.

7.17.0
S6E04

It's Jerry. No, it's Gary. Your name is Larry, Larry Gengurch. His name is Larry Gengurch.

6.16.5
S6E04

How did he notice these?

7.27.0
S6E04

I don't want to put this on your plate. You have a lot to deal with.

6.66.0
S6E04

After I defeated him in an epic struggle, E.R.I.C. is gone.

7.26.5
S6E05

Right. Smashing. Uh, yes, I'm Thomas Haverford. I sort of run the whole department.

6.46.0
S6E05

Brilliant. The old 'D's without 'B's. Uh, we can definitely help. Yeah, Tom's your guy. He actually used to run the Parks Department in his home country of Russia.

7.06.5
S6E05

This one is mental. She's joking, obviously. How could I be from Russia? Not with this spot-on British accent.

6.66.0
S6E05

Then there's a picture of a pair of lips and then a picture of an eggplant. I'm both confused, and if we're being totally honest, a little aroused.

6.36.0
S6E05

Sorry, West Nile, looks like Pawnee wins again. What else have you beaten the Western Nile in? Cricket. Uh...

6.35.5
S6E05

just fill out these forms, and we will be all set like two biscuits inside a tin.

6.76.0
S6E05

What happened to your accent? Oh, yeah. It's gone. Huh. You know, I had a cold recently. I think that may have affected my voice, like, in certain British ways.

6.56.5
S6E05

You have a cold? Can I feel your glands? Sure. Wow, you are wearing a lot of moisturizer on your throat. Best way to prevent crow's neck.

7.07.0
S6E05

I am in love with Nadia Whatever-her-last-name-is, and I'm gonna keep her here, using the most powerful weapon I have-- bureaucratic incompetence.

7.27.0
S6E05

Oh, no. You filled out Form 3208. You were supposed to fill out Form 3248. Oh, God. This is to lease a hangar at the airport.

6.56.0
S6E05

Someone left out a blender, fresh fruits, and rum? I guess we gotta, like, make Daiquiris now. I like to have music on while I work, you know?

6.46.0
S6E05

What did you name your imaginary airline? 'Jet Blue Ivy.' I figure Jay-Z and Beyonce's kid will own her own airline eventually.

6.86.5
S6E05

Maybe I can drive you around and we'll pick another one? Maybe I'll bring a picnic lunch. Do you like tamales?

6.46.0
S6E06

Ann called. She wants her ugly outfit back.

4.14.0
S6E06

Actually, we're not even playing the same sport. It's kind of like she's in the NBA, and I work in a muffler store next to the stadium.

7.17.0
S6E06

I'm doing Doctors Without Borders, man. I'm going to Rwanda. / Exactly. That's a stupid vacation.

7.17.0
S6E06

Yet another professional Indian skee ball player? Right.

7.26.5
S6E06

Hey, you're supposed to be my lookout. / I thought it would be funnier to watch you get busted.

6.86.0
S6E06

What about, um, fifty bucks? / Yeah. Just don't tell my boss. / What are you doing, Morris? / Nothing, Mr. Bonderman.

5.25.5
S6E06

When I was a kid, I taught myself how to make out on this bear. I pretended it was Cockroach from The Cosby Show.

6.36.5
S6E06

And if I know anything about Rwanda... And I don't. I bet it's full of rich guys who will buy her whatever she wants.

6.86.5
S6E06

Scientists say the emotions of love and hate are very close to each other. That's what I tell women.

6.46.0
S6E06

I know conversations like this are hard for you because you still have feelings for me. But you'll land on your feet, kid.

6.26.0
S6E06

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

5.65.5
S6E07

Yesterday Jaden Smith came in, and he was like, 'Look, I want to quit the music/acting business and work here with you.' And I was like, 'Jaden, be serious. The world needs you. You have a gift.'

7.27.0
S6E07

Get a big old mug of hot chocolate, put on my thinking PJs, and get back to you.

7.16.5
S6E07

No matter what happens, you will never acquire my thinking PJs or my YouTube blazer... Nonnegotiable.

6.96.5
S6E07

Ron, can you put some more tiny marshmallow in my hot chocky?

6.55.7
S6E07

Ron's in Bloosh! / What? / Ron's in Bloosh? / Ron is in Bloosh! / What is Bloosh?

6.76.5
S6E07

She spent four months living in Kate Bosworth's pool house.

6.76.0
S6E07

Annabel says that buying an island is the only real way to know that your goji-berry farm is pesticide-free.

6.96.8
S6E07

Someone's getting a new leather jacket. / I don't want a leather jacket. / It's for me.

7.16.5
S6E07

Hey, Ron, baby, what are the hot deets on Bloosh? / Start over and speak differently.

7.87.5
S6E07

B-13 shots. Bird bath salts. Wha...? Champagne decanters!

6.66.0
S6E07

My gravestone's gonna be a 60-inch touchscreen with a hologram of four mes singing End of the Road by Boyz II Men... But point taken.

7.16.7
S6E07

Ron said there's nothing more valuable than my name, but he's not a businessman. I am.

7.06.5
S6E08

"Run"? Tommy doesn't run. That's your guys' job. Now, uh, let's go fetch this football throw, fellas.

7.06.5
S6E08

This morning I saw a YouTube clip of a little puppy riding a motorcycle. So my bar for "stunning" is pretty high.

7.26.7
S6E08

Then I would tell you the puppy had a little side car with a piggy in it named Hampton.

7.36.8
S6E08

Oh, my God. He's not wearing any pants. What's wrong with him? Let's get out of here. He's smiling at us! Let's go! Run!

6.46.7
S6E08

What's he gonna be in ten years--Snoop Laser Snake?

7.57.7
S6E08

Welcome to T-dazzle. It's not a chemical. It's an aquatic-based social-media oral experience.

7.87.7
S6E08

Did you bring those with you just to do that? Maybe. Damn. It is a baller move.

7.16.8
S6E08

You're beautiful, yet cold and aloof. You pride yourself on being a loner. You do not obey, you choose to cooperate. And when you stop baring your fangs to pick a mate, it's for life. And you're fiercely loyal to your pack, which makes you a rare black Siberian husky.

8.58.7
S6E08

Favorite book? Downton Abbey. That's not a-- Downton... Abbey.

7.37.0
S6E08

You're not a dog. You're a cat.

8.17.7
S6E08

Well, miss, I think we'd all appreciate it if you just swallowed a teaspoon of hush.

7.67.2
S6E08

I'm like Picasso meets Michael Jordan. I can paint, but, uh, I can also be a world-class gambler.

6.96.3
S6E08

I'm like Picasso meets Michael Jordan. I can paint, but, uh, I can also be a world-class gambler.

7.26.8
S6E09

For sale. Small house. Location: Forest. It's a little wordy, don't you think?

7.87.3
S6E09

The question I always ask myself is, what kind of mogul should I be? Fashion mogul, energy drink mogul. I even thought about downhill skiing. A mogul mogul.

6.96.3
S6E09

For the fireplace, I'm thinking fake antlers. But what kind of scarves do we want to hang off the fake antlers?

6.76.7
S6E09

Trees are sticky, and they got bugs in them.

7.06.5
S6E09

I heard that Dave Eggers wrote a short story about this tape cassette that he found under that tree over there.

7.27.0
S6E09

Larry, this is part of a real estate transaction now. You have no legal claim to it.

7.68.0
S6E10

Wine is crying juice.

7.37.0
S6E10

What if I gave you 5 bucks to put a bag of poop in Saperstein's car?

6.76.3
S6E10

Counter-offer: Why don't you just do it for the story?

6.96.5
S6E10

No, it's not, you boring grandpa.

6.15.5
S6E10

Basically, if you're older than me, you're a grandpa. And if you are a grandpa, you're dead.

6.86.5
S6E10

Come on, time is money, money is power, power is pizza, pizza is knowledge. Let's go.

7.57.3
S6E10

Three words: Automated word counter. Get out. Two. Words. No. One. Word.

7.87.5
S6E10

I'm not gonna buy that thing. It's covered in a gallon of your boogers.

6.05.8
S6E10

Whatever. You just merged your department with parks then made up your own title.

6.96.5
S6E10

I'm empty, yo. Fill me up. / Do that again.

6.46.0
S6E10

That's how I enter rooms now. It's more dramatic.

6.86.0
S6E11

Spirit dogs chart showing everyone's assigned dog breeds

6.66.0
S6E11

Classic border collie. Has to control everything

7.56.8
S6E11

Can I get a what-what? What? What? Thank you

5.85.3
S6E11

Champagne app that pops whenever I say something awesome

6.96.3
S6E11

I know. And it was only 9 bucks

6.96.0
S6E11

Everyone is a blue flyer except Ron

6.15.5
S6E11

Step one: Chill out a bit. Step two: Get up there and rip it

6.96.3
S6E11

Big kangaroo.

5.74.8
S6E11

Whose hair is that? It's brown

7.36.7
S6E11

Second of all, who uses mousse still?

6.55.7
S6E11

He picked up the laser and stared right into it

6.76.3
S6E11

Hey. Rip it

7.16.7
S6E12

I can't wash my face with hand soap. Look at these pores. They're gaping.

6.96.2
S6E12

It's the whine & cheese club, gorgeous.

6.96.2
S6E13

A picture of me officiating Leslie and Ben's wedding. And look, you can just about see my head.

7.37.2
S6E13

Tell Ann about the groundbreaking, frame Ann for murder, release a deadly virus into the water supply.

7.87.8
S6E13

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

6.96.3
S6E13

I'm deleting you from my phone. You're finally free of my animal magnetism. Maybe one day years from now when we're both old and Chris is dead, you'll run into me somewhere. I'll be opening my latest mega club. I'll see you there on the street by yourself and I'll tell the bouncer/my bodyguard, 'Hey, that woman's way too old to get into this club, but why don't you let her in the back?'

7.46.8
S6E13

We tell him we had the perfect gift, but we were robbed at gunpoint. 'Chris, he had a gun. He took all the gifts.' Now Chris feels bad, he's buying us gifts. Next thing you know, Tommy's got a new watch.

7.46.7
S6E14

Podcasts are great. Radio is boring.

6.35.5
S6E14

They're like the old version of iTunes. We're like the new version of iTunes, baby. We're gonna be here forever. Oh, my God. I'm gonna die someday.

7.57.3
S6E14

They eat, they sleep, they complain, and they watch Family Feud. Oh, my God, I wanna be an old person.

7.47.0
S6E15

'Grant Larson,' otherwise known as Elton John.

7.06.2
S6E15

And dork-asaurus over here is gonna handle the boring stuff. / You said you genuinely valued my business acumen. / Also, I'm your boss.

6.96.2
S6E15

The kool-aid guy makes it look so easy.

7.67.2
S6E15

I may have a few eggs ready to hatch in the personal idea nest.

6.36.2
S6E15

Lasik for fingernails? Cut your fingernails once, never have to cut 'em again.

7.47.2
S6E15

'Saltweens!' Saltines for tweens.

7.16.5
S6E15

'Saltweens!' Saltines for tweens.

6.96.2
S6E15

No, I'm not. But I do have an idea.

7.37.0
S6E15

This is so boring! This is like listening to a TED talk by the color beige.

7.98.0
S6E15

Ben! You brought the wrong easel. God! Can't take this guy anywhere.

7.26.5
S6E15

So as of now, you own zero shares.

7.26.7
S6E16

Everyone ignores Ben's proud presentation of the website features to focus entirely on a panda mascot playing ping-pong

6.97.0
S6E16

I'm kind of like a skinny, handsome, Indian Mario Batali... who doesn't know how to cook.

7.47.3
S6E16

Things used to make me so happy. But I've grown a lot in the last year. Now I just want one big thing, my own restaurant, named after me, that makes me so much money I can buy anything I want.

7.17.3
S6E17

Is the tent guy left-handed or right-handed? I just need to know which way to part my hair to get us a better price. It's a business theory I'm working on.

7.36.8
S6E17

A straightforward deal? Why didn't you tell me? I don't have my straightforward deal fedora on me. We gotta stop by my storage unit on the way up.

7.16.7
S6E17

Remember you said that when Larry's farting up the car.

5.34.8
S6E17

Oh, my God, Larry. Your tuna fish sandwich stunk up my suit. Gayle made it for me. Irrelevant.

5.64.8
S6E17

What's the price now? $80 more. I liked it better the other way. Does have an effect, though.

6.96.3
S6E17

It's called Sweaty Roger's Pants Tent.

6.15.5
S6E17

Second of all, I got a Tin Cup Blu-Ray itching for a Rene Russo signature.

6.75.8
S6E17

God! Can you just be cool for one second?

6.66.2
S6E17

Your inhaler is hidden under the pile of pistachio shells on my desk, obviously.

6.76.0
S6E18

Aw, did you want to DJ, little puppy? I didn't know that little puppies could operate an iPod with their little puppy paws.

6.15.7
S6E18

I thought we as a culture agreed to forget the year that everyone was into swing.

7.47.3
S6E18

Because every single song you own is a banger? Every song I download has to pass a series of rigorous tests to answer one simple question: Is it a banger?

7.37.3
S6E18

I once accidentally downloaded a Lumineers song. I had to throw away my whole computer just to be safe.

8.18.5
S6E18

Sometimes it's really hard to be friends with you.

7.06.8
S6E18

DJ Robo Drop.

6.86.5
S6E18

Hey, I have an idea. Why don't you throw them in the garbage?

7.77.3
S6E18

My date was pretty pissed, but, uh, I looked fly as hell.

7.57.3
S6E18

What's grizzledump, Ben? What's grizzledump?

7.27.3
S6E18

Might as well start wearing a plaid shirt and a tie and khakis and whatever shoes you're wearing.

7.37.2
S6E18

Yeah. You're old as shit.

7.37.2
S6E19

Chipp McCapp fan explanation: 'We are huge Chippmunks. That's what his fans call themselves. I don't know why.'

6.26.0
S6E19

Tom's restaurant philosophy: 'People that convince other people to buy expensive stuff they don't need. Those are the real heroes.'

7.36.8
S6E19

Tom: 'I started with two cool people and I ended up with a bunch of grandpas.'

6.56.2
S6E19

Tom to group: 'You're already doing it. I begged you.'

6.76.3
S6E19

Land Ho album title: 'We'll Never Reunite'

6.97.0
S6E19

Tom's introduction: 'Tom Haverford. Owner, operator, and global ambassador for Tom's Bistro'

6.66.0
S6E19

Tom: 'He's basically the Bruno Mars of Indiana amateur wine tasting.'

7.07.0
S6E19

Tom's reaction: 'That is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.'

6.76.5
S6E19

Tom: 'You know I picked up a little French-Canadian when I dated that Montreal Expo.'

6.96.7
S6E19

Tom: 'Okay, don't act like you don't know the word "thing."'

6.76.3
S6E19

Tom salary negotiation: 'I'll double whatever he's paying you... I will pay you one-tenth of whatever he's paying you.'

7.37.5
S6E21

Wow. I've never worked hard on anything. What a cool life!

7.57.2
S6E21

From now on, everyone call me Kristen. Because I am wigging out right now!

6.25.5
S6E21

They're not even done painting that sign. It says 'Tom's bi.'

6.26.3
S6E21

Dwayne 'The Rock' Swanson.

6.35.8
S6E21

Please, Ron? I've never asked you for anything today.

7.06.5
S6E21

Fine, but if he raises his voice once, once, I'm out. Please don't stick to that policy.

7.26.8
S6E21

What are these pictures? Oh, geez, I must have given the printer the wrong flash drive. What is this, a rotten grapefruit? No, it's my dog's rectum.

7.27.3
S6E21

Larry? Larry. Larry. Listen to me. This is the worst thing you've ever done.

7.06.8
S6E21

Well, I hate doing work, but I love being flattered, so maybe I'll give it another try.

7.56.8
S6E22

Wow. I've never worked hard on anything. What a cool life!

7.37.2
S6E22

From now on, everyone call me Kristen. Because I am wigging out right now!

5.95.2
S6E22

They're not even done painting that sign. It says 'Tom's bi.'

5.56.2
S6E22

Please, Ron? I've never asked you for anything today.

6.96.3
S6E22

Please don't stick to that policy.

6.15.8
S6E22

What is this, a rotten grapefruit? No, it's my dog's rectum.

7.27.8
S6E22

This is the worst thing you've ever done.

6.26.0
S6E22

Restaurant superstition, breaking a glass on the first night is good luck.

6.66.2
S6E22

When I was a kid and things didn't go my way, I would just take my ball and go home. That's better than winning, 'cause then, your friends can't play anymore!

7.17.0
S6E22

Well, I hate doing work, but I love being flattered, so maybe I'll give it another try.

7.37.0
S6E22

Because you currently owe me $16,000. For the wood. What?

7.67.8
S6E22

It's 9:00 in the morning. What? It's not a four-way.

6.56.5
S6E22

No! Your father ruined my last business. Why would you bring him here? Mmm, because you told me to look for VIPs and my daddy is the Vl-est PI know.

6.66.8
S6E22

Excuse me, Miss Hanley? Do you mind if I snap a 'You-ie'? It's what I call selfies of other people.

6.55.8
S7E01

Who is Tom Haverford? He's a mentor, a lover, a hero. But who is my hero? Simple. It's me five years from now.

6.76.2
S7E01

You are looking at one of Indiana Business Monthly's 35 under 35. I own Pawnee's hottest restaurant, two fast casual eateries, and the Tommy Chopper. We serve chopped salads out of a decommissioned military helicopter.

7.37.2
S7E01

Wanna wake me up when you're done boring us to death, am I right, Janet? Write down that I'm funny.

7.06.7
S7E01

So I'm kind of totally on Ron's side.

6.66.2
S7E01

Unless you're talking about a map of the cities with the most obese pets.

6.86.3
S7E01

And that man was me. Tom Haverford, owner and proprietor of the effortlessly chic, celebrity-packed Italian restaurant, Tom's Bistro.

6.76.5
S7E01

And I say, 'Not for me. I'm pretty amazing at being humble.'

7.16.5
S7E01

And I say, 'Not for me. I'm pretty amazing at being humble.'

7.37.0
S7E01

Truth is they didn't ask me to introduce you. I asked them if I could do it.

7.07.0
S7E02

Tom. What does culinary mean? It means it's a cause for celebration.

6.56.0
S7E02

I must be the first person ever to have money, power, and notoriety, but still feel empty.

6.86.5
S7E02

That's my cousin. How about her? That's my dad!

5.76.0
S7E02

That's what murderers do before they murder someone.

6.66.5
S7E02

Head coach of the Chicago Bulls. No, he's working at a non-profit. No. What? Am I?

7.07.0
S7E02

You can watch Hitch 2 anytime, anywhere! Finally! That's the dream.

5.85.5
S7E02

Come work for me in Pawnee?

6.76.5
S7E02

Hey, this is why they call it Beantown, huh?

6.15.7
S7E02

I always just put six. So far, so good. Dude, you are totally going to jail.

6.56.5
S7E03

The sales for Chick-fil-A went through the roof once Elton John bought them.

7.16.8
S7E03

Bloosh has won the Pulitzer Prize for best top ten listicle two years in a row.

7.06.7
S7E03

Toddler cologne. Baby, you smell good.

6.86.3
S7E03

That's milk. No. Milk costs $3 a gallon. Annabel's authentic, hand-strained teat-to-table Beef Milk? That costs $60 a gallon.

7.87.8
S7E03

That feud is, like, Biggie-Tupac level. Maybe even Morgan Freeman-Shailene Woodley level. Naw. It's bad, but it's not that bad.

7.47.0
S7E03

Maybe even Morgan Freeman-Shailene Woodley level. Naw. It's bad, but it's not that bad.

7.87.5
S7E03

Actually, that might work. Have we tried that?

7.36.5
S7E05

What? You're done?

7.47.0
S7E05

so I don't think about the marathon bone sesh they're probably having

6.05.8
S7E05

and his stupid crunches that he probably does

7.26.8
S7E05

Ow! Andy, my tum tum!

6.25.8
S7E05

It's like a chef at a restaurant, making all the food, and then the owner gets a profit-- which is my other job!

7.87.7
S7E05

Pep Wiley, Chuck Warschank, Selena Gomez--I made them. You discovered Selena Gomez? Different Selena Gomez.

7.17.0
S7E05

Do you want to eat at my restaurant for free? Every week, you could come once a week, and it's free.

6.66.0
S7E05

talk about that shade Nicki Minaj threw at Jesse Eisenberg at the BAFTA awards. No. he didn't! Uh, settle in, because I have some very strong feelings about this.

6.86.2
S7E06

That's why I'm about to give her a surprise bigger than when LeBron went back to Miami.

5.65.2
S7E06

Treat Yo' Self. Treat Yo' Self 2017!

6.77.5
S7E06

I still don't know what's happening. / So, what's happening? / Treat Yo' Self! / Not an answer to my question.

6.46.3
S7E06

Well, breakups are famously super fun and make everyone feel awesome. So, it's no different.

6.35.7
S7E06

You should come to the wedding and do paperwork.

7.77.5
S7E06

Today is about one thing. Things. Things, Donna! Our favorite.

6.76.0
S7E06

I would like three big-ass diamonds surrounded by their own set of tiny-ass diamonds.

7.16.5
S7E06

Treat yo' self.

6.56.5
S7E06

Bogdano-delish.

6.35.3
S7E06

I was secretly hoping you got me the shoes Jaden Smith wears in Hitch 2: Son of a Hitch.

7.16.8
S7E06

Josh Groban! He's eating his own sushi! That's the most baller thing I've ever seen!

7.57.2
S7E06

You've been hoaxed! You've been Tommy-ed!

7.26.8
S7E07

Uh, yes. Warm it up, please.

6.86.2
S7E07

As Donna's Butler of Honor, I'm going all out. Baby blue brocade.

7.06.5
S7E07

As a surprise, I got a matching dress for Lucy.

6.45.7
S7E07

100%! We're so in sync.

6.76.0
S7E07

I finally feel like I'm with the person I'm gonna be with forever. I'd marry her tomorrow.

5.75.2
S7E07

Control yourselves, Gergiches!

6.76.3
S7E07

That's what you took away from this?

7.06.5
S7E07

I am a liar. Well, no, I am not a liar. I have never lied about anything in my life. Though I suppose you could construe camouflage as a lie.

6.96.3
S7E07

Ron does this weird thing where he says exactly what he means.

7.87.5
S7E07

To me. I own my own restaurant and several other properties. That's always worth celebrating.

7.06.8
S7E07

Ha ha. That's your new name. Garry.

6.86.5
S7E10

Healthy food is for suckers. It tastes like garbage and if you say you like it, you're a chump and a liar.

7.57.7
S7E11

This is about people who are moving, Garry. Not everything is about you.

6.86.3
S7E11

What am I supposed to do with these? Yeah, you're right. I should probably keep them. They're a size 6 1/2. Too small for you anyway.

7.06.7
S7E11

Shia LaBeouf is one hell of a jewelry designer, by the way. Man's really found his calling.

7.07.0
S7E11

A multiplatform media experience, an action movie with explosive graphics, fast cars, and a hero with one mission-- to propose to his lady. A hero named... Tom Haverford.

7.27.2
S7E11

Lucy, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to marry me.

7.16.8
S7E11

Hey, it's pizza time. And you've lost it.

7.77.0
S7E12

Can you at least call me Ben? No can do, accounting nerd.

6.86.2
S7E12

Did you see '10 fast 10 Furious: Tokyo Drift 3?' I did not. No. Well, you might be the only one. It made $2.9 billion.

7.36.8
S7E12

'Sniper Race Delta: Beijing Inferno.'

6.86.5
S7E12

But what do we definitely not what to be? A Garry! A Garry! A Garry!

7.17.0
S7E12

Best wishes. And I mean every word of it.

7.57.2
S7E12

I guess what I'm saying is, I'm out of your league, and you need to move on. What? Sorry. I stopped listening when you called me sugarpea.

7.57.0
S7E12

I took the quiz in your book about what kind of person I am. I'm a Ron. Ha. I'm usually a Tom, but sometimes, I'm a Don.

7.26.5
S7E12

3% off. Oh, my God. You're too generous, Tom.

6.86.3