(Hank is pretending to be Lacey's boyfriend and he kisses her) Hank (about Steven): So, do you want to introduce me? Lacey: Yeah, to toothpaste!
Oscar (about the doctor): He's just gonna make something up. Tell me I'm sick, then I'll get sick, then I'll die. Brent: You're confusing doctors and hypnotists.
Oscar: Brent's always been naive. I blame his mother for uh... Davis: Mothering him? Oscar: That's it, exactly!
(Karen pulls over a speeder, whom we later find out is Stephen) Karen: Sir, do you know how fast you were going back there? Stephen: Uhhh, ninety-seven? Karen: That's a relief. Radar gun's working. Thanks for your cooperation.
Davis (spinning billy club): I find it helps if you give your billy club a name. You know what I call mine? Karen: Billy? Davis (pause, puts his club away): Anyway... (changes subject)
Emma: You're going to the doctor. Oscar: Over my dead body! Emma: Well, that would speed up the process.
Wanda: I gotta go with Brent here, Hank. We can't assume this Stephen guy's a stalker. Hank: It makes sense. And that's the real reason that Lacey came to Dog River. Brent: Ah. So, her aunt dying and leaving her the restaurant was an elaborate cover story.
Brent: Yeah, that's why most people go to med school. So they can feel up old men ... legally.
Lacey: Look, you guys just let me talk to him, okay? He's an old friend. He'll be fine. Really. I'm fine. Brent: Is that why you're pouring gravy on apple pie ?
Lacey: He was just so forgiving. You know, I mean, you could treat him badly and he'd say I'm sorry. Brent: Heartless bastard. Lacey: You think there's something wrong with me. Brent: No. Other than that you'll never be happy, or satisfied. Probably die alone, house full of cats.
Hank: Look honey, if you need a shoulder to cry on, I'm always here for you. Lacey: You are so close to getting a knee in the balls. Hank: So it's over between us then.
Paul: So, how was the doctor ? Brent: I hate to admit it, but Dad was right. The guy is basically a plumber. Paul: Did he give you one of those ....? Brent: Oh yeah. He put the 'pro' in prostate. Paul: Well, It's gotta be done. Brent: I guess. I wish he wasn't so enthusiastic about it though, ya know. The guy went at me like he was trying to get the last pickle out of the jar.
Director Henry Sarwer-Foner received a Canadian Comedy Award nomination for this episode.
The full title for this episode is 'All My Ex's Live in Toronto'.
Oscar refers to Stephen as "Kolchak"; Kolchak: The Night Stalker was a television series that aired on ABC in 1974, about a newspaper reporter who investigates crimes with mysterious and unlikely causes that the proper authorities won't accept or pursue.
The title of this episode alludes to the hit country song "All My Ex's Live in Texas" by George Strait.
"Let's pretend there's a lottery and the loser gets stoned to death" is in reference to "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson, in which a small town holds a yearly lottery where whomever is picked gets stoned to death.
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