When Annie is cooking in the kitchen and pulls out food from the oven, it's strange to see that there's no steam coming out of the uncovered food.
Morris: (about Jewish holidays) What about the one when you put on the costumes and the masks? Matt: That's Halloween.
Eric: I didn't realize. I didn't know Sarah is considering converting. Matt: Uh...not exactly Sarah, dad. We were just exploring the idea. I'm exploring. Annie: Exploring? Matt: You know, considering it. Discussing it. Annie: Discussing it? With who? Not with us. Matt: I was gonna talk to you and dad about it. I was just looking for the right time. Annie: Do you think that this, here, now, is the right time for your father and me too...Eric, are you okay, Eric?
Richard: Any other questions? Ruthie: Yes, what's with this whole circumcision thing? (Everyone starts coughing on their food)
Lucy: (about Mary) It isn't fair. She's home with Robbie while I'm getting fat.
Ruthie: (to herself) Oy Vei.
Lucy: What are kids doing these days to get out of school? Fake fevers, trick thermometers, run any throat techniques anything new out there? Ruthie: No, same old stuff. Although, Talia Skepka ate a caterpillar last week to get out of P.E. but she didn't throw up until twe periods later, so the timing has to be worked out.
Lucy: I have to get out of this dinner tonight. Ruthie: Stay home with Robbie. Lucy: Think I could? Ruthie: Oh man, I knew it! Lucy: Hey, it's just that sometimes when a couple breaks up it's not totally clean, there's some unfinished business and this would be a good time to clean it up. Ruthie: That's not all there is to it, you have to have a reason to stay home, a reason you can say out loud to Mom and Dad.
Lucy: Watch this! (she fakes a faint) Well? Ruthie: Well what? Lucy: That was a faint, I think I'll try that nobody argues with a fainter! Ruthie: It needs work you look sleepy not fainty. Lucy: Ok! (Tries it again) Better? Ruthie: I'm not sure... Lucy: Maybe if I crack my head against the wall! Ruthie: Are you sure you haven't already done that? (Lucy makes a mean face).
Simon: (to Matt) You're welcome!
Matt: Alright, thanks Simon we could use all the help we can get.
Sarah: (to Simon and Matt) And my folks won't mind, my Father loves a big a audience. If he could have a crowd in the bathroom to watch him shave he'd do it.
Matt: (to Simon and Sarah) Wait! That's not such a bad idea, it's better than telling them that a lack of frustration will help us focus on our studies.
Simon: (to Sarah and Matt) I understand, it's just that with Morris being half Jewish I thought he could be of some help, he's a good student, he's honest, an example that mixed marriages actually work, but don't worry about it.
Sarah: It's kind of a delicate situation.
Matt: (to Simon) Uh, let me think about that, no! Last thing we need is another one of your goofy friends.
Lucy: Maybe if I crack my head against the wall!
Ruthie: I'm not sure...
In Germany this episode is known as, Schabbat Schalom translated.
Creator Brenda Hampton and writer Paul Perlove previously worked together as writers on Blossom.
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