At the first book club meeting, Emma slaps Oscar's hand with a book when he tries to take one of the little sandwiches. She uses her right hand to slap him, but in the next shot the book is in her left hand.
Emma: I loved the part where you can use your imagination to create any James Bond you want. I combined Roger Moore's accent with Sean Connery's looks. Karen: What about Pierce Brosnan? Emma: His ass.
Hank: Until Comedy Night, you guys heckle me all the time. That way, when it's time to do my act, I'll be ready with the snappy comebacks. Brent: That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard, you bonehead. Hank: Really? What's wrong with it? Lacey: I think he's heckling you, Hank. Because you asked him to. Like, ten seconds ago.
Brent: Will this book club have little sandwiches? Lacey: Absolutely. Oh, unless you're being sarcastic. Brent: I'm never sarcastic about sandwiches!
Oscar: Are there any little sandwiches left? Brent: Little sandwiches left. You don't know me at all, do you?
Lacey: You spit every time anybody says "Wullerton." (Brent and Hank spit) Brent: We did it again, didn't we? Lacey: Mmm-hmm. Brent: I'm sorry. If it bothers you, we'll make a real effort not to spit when somebody mentions . . . that place. Lacey: I'd appreciate that. Oscar: Hey, did you hear? They're building that new call centre. In Wullerton! (everyone spits, including Lacey) Brent: You're one of us now.
Bob Lang (on TV): It's just tough doing comedy in these little one-horse towns, you know? Hank: Hey, he mentioned us! Lacey: I don't think that counts as a mention.
Lacey: Comedy can be tough. You know, what if somebody heckles you? Hank: She's right. What if people make fun of me? I don't think I could handle that. Brent: So you're under the impression we don't make fun of you?
(Lacey tries to give Brent a synopsis of Life of Pi) Brent: Am I missing something here? You read the book and then you talk about it. It's not synopsis club. Hank: Cool, are you guys starting a hypnosis club? Brent: I said "synopsis." That doesn't even sound like "hypnosis"!
Emma: What's that? Karen: Life of Pi. Oscar: I'd like some pie.
Oscar: Sissy book club. I'm going for a smoke. Emma: You don't smoke. Oscar: I was just looking for an excuse to leave the house. Emma: Never feel like you need an excuse to leave the house.
Lacey: Karen, I'm glad you're here. Look, we need to talk about the book club. Karen Pelly: I thought the first rule of book club was, you don't talk about book club. Lacey: That's fight club. Karen Pelly: How do you know about fight club?
Emma: The last book Oscar read was the owner's manual to our toaster. Oscar: Pffff, talk about dull.
Lacey: How are you liking it? Brent: The tiger book? It's GRRR-EAT! Brent was imitating Tony the Tiger, the mascot for Frosted Flakes cereal.
Brent: Cats don't like water. Lacey: Tigers do, actually. They swim from island to island, and also up river. Brent: And bounce around on their tails. Brent was referring to Winnie The Pooh's energetic friend Tigger, who loves to bounce on his springy tail.
Karen: I thought the first rule of book club is you don't talk about book club. Lacey: That's Fight Club. This is a reference to the 1999 movie Fight Club, where the first and second rules of Fight Club are "You do NOT TALK about Fight Club."
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