Hank: I egged the cable van. Brent: What is it with you and egging things? Hank's penchant for egging things was last seen in Dog River Dave, when he (and Oscar) egged the DJ who was mocking Brent.
(discussing Canadian TV shows) Brent: You think maybe The Beachcombers was the best Canadian TV show of all time? Wanda: I always kinda liked Street Legal. Oscar: Street Legal sucked! Street Legal was a Canadian drama that ran 8 years (compared to 19 years for The Beachcombers.) Street Legal starred Eric Peterson, the actor who plays Oscar.
Hank: It's the cable van. Those jerks are coming to disconnect my cable. Wanda: Whoa, this is a tough call for me. Whose side should I be on? I mean, generally, I dislike the cable companies, but specifically, I dislike Hank. Lacey: It's better to be specific.
Brent: Fill it up? Cable Guy: Please. Brent: Okay, how about I do it next Tuesday, some time between eight and four?
Lacey: Hank! When are you going to pay for the eggs I gave you? Hank: You cut off my cable, you get egged. Lacey: Well, I'm going to have to cut you off if you don't pay your tab. Hank: Oh yeah? Well, don't be surprised if you get egged. (he leaves, then returns) Hank: Hey, can I borrow some more eggs?
(about his van being egged) Cable Guy: I want whoever did this caught. Karen: Ah, well, maybe we can do it next Tuesday, some time between eight and four.
Wanda: What about a talk show... the three of us? Lacey: Okay, now that is a great idea! Three generations of Dog River women. Wanda: What do you mean, 'three generations'? Lacey: I just... well... I just meant... Emma: Oh, what she meant was that we've all lived here for different amounts of time, right? Lacey: You read my mind.
U.S. Network Lawyer: Linda, I have to sue some place called Sakatchajam... it's in Canada or Minnesota or something. Look it up and get them on the phone!
Cable Guy: Could I get some take out coffee, please? Lacey: Yeah, how about some time between eight and four next Tuesday? Cable Guy (laughs): That's a good one. Lacey: Yeah, I have a pretty unique sense of humour.
Karen: We pitched Oscar the crime stoppers show and he wanted us to put an ostrich in. Davis: Maybe we could have been more flexible about that. Or at least considered some kind of large bird. Lacey: You know, he wanted us to do the same thing with our show. And then he said we should be wearing roller skates.
Oscar (to Hank): I knew it! I knew someone in town egged the cable van! They tried to pin it on me... gave me a pretty good going-over. (cut to...) Karen: Did you egg a cable van? Oscar: Today? No. Karen: Okay. Thanks.
Hank: You think free laundry, chili cheese dogs, and taking time off is really going to help? Brent: Au contraire. And I don't say that lightly. Or with a decent accent.
Davis: You gotta be nicer to Brent. Karen: I'm nice enough! Davis: Do you have to have your top button done up when you talk to him? Karen: What are you saying? Davis: I'm just saying, would it kill you to flirt with him? Karen: Um... yeah.
(Oscar answers the door) Oscar: What are you doing here? Wanda: Don't tell Emma, but... I've got a proposition for you. Oscar: Hey! Emma and I sometimes fight, but I take my marriage vows seriously! Wanda: Not that. (she shudders) Oh, god, not that!
(Wanda is trying to suck up to Brent) Wanda: Strong decision, Brent. Gutsy. Oh, I don't mean, uh, guts, like, 'you have a big gut.' I mean, I meant, uh, lotsa guts but not lots like a big gut. (pause) Have you lost weight?
(Lacey promises Oscar ~anything~ if he'll be on her show) Oscar: Lacey, chemistry or no chemistry, I'm happily married! Lacey: Oh, no! No, Oscar, that is not what I meant, you know. And just for the record, that's never going to be what I meant. Ever. Just to be clear... never. Ever. (Brent sits down) Brent: What's going on? Oscar: Not sure... getting mixed signals.
Hank: No, it's like I've got no way out. You know, like that movie with Kevin Costner. Brent: No Way Out. Hank: Dances With Wolves! You know, he's trapped, he's gotta protect Whitney Houston but he's fallen in love with her. He has no way out... like me. No Way Out (1987) is a Kevin Costner movie in which Costner's character has to investigate a murder in which he, unknown to anyone else, is the prime suspect. Dances With Wolves (1990) is a Kevin Costner movie in which Costner's character is a US Civil War officer who lives with a Native American tribe. The Bodyguard (1992) is the Kevin Costner movie in which he has to protect Whitney Houston and falls in love with her.
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