Darryl: (to an old lady from another restaurant table) Would you like some of my duck in your mouth?
Darryl: This is what I'm talking about. Sharing our feelings, food fights, tickle fights. I just love celebrating with you ladies! Roxie: Tickle fights? Darryl: Drink some more wine.
(after Kat stands up for Joanna) Will: You're a good friend. Kat: And you're acting like a moron! Smarten up and be nice to Joanna.
Elise Dunn: The day I take etiquette lessons from you is the day we're all roasting in hell, Roxie Torcoletti! Running around with a boy young enough to date your daughter?
Roxie: Excuse me, young lady?! Mia: You are not allowed to 'young lady' me. For fifteen years, you've been trying to be my pal. You can't just turn around and be my mom. Roxie: I will 'young lady' you all I want, young lady! And believe me, I am your mom. I have the stretch marks to prove it.
Chad: (to Roxie) Hey, I thought we could go to your place for slunch, which is my new word for sex plus lunch.
Darryl: Oh, that breaks my heart. I hate seeing pretty people eat alone. Kat: I'm along on purpose, Darryl. It's on my bucket list. Darryl: Bucket list. Isn't that for those who are about to die? Kat: This bucket list is for those who are about to rock!
Darryl: This is not a bucket list. This is a suck-it list. Look, whatever happened to 'go to a nude beach' or 'leap out of an airplane' or 'make love to a wealthy industrialist.' Kat: You mean you? Darryl: Or any wealthy industrialist.
Joanna: Penny, we're in a crisis. I've got my back against the wall. There's only one thing to do. Penny: What's that? Joanna: We need to party.
(Josh has lipstick on his face as he introduces himself to Roxie inside a jail cell) Josh: I wish we were meeting under better circumstances. I've been trying to get Chad to have you over for dinner. Roxie: (to Chad) Younger brother? Josh: And a friend of Mia's. Roxie: Yeah, I can see her friendship smeared all over your face.
(the morning after Penny and Joanna kissed) Penny: Hey, Joanna! About last night... Joanna: We must have lost our minds. Penny: Right? I mean, maybe we were rufied. I think I was. Did you rufie me? Joanna: What? Penny: It doesn't matter. For the record, I like guys. In fact, there's one guy that I'm like really kind of into and he has a penis!
Mia: I like Josh... a lot. I mean, he's cute and sweet and he's really nice to me. You know, he cracks me up all the time and he laughs at my jokes too. But after everything I said in front of him last night, I don't think he's ever gonna want to talk to me again. Roxie: I don't think it's hopeless. Mia: Really? Roxie: I know my Burton boys. They're prideful, but they're pussycats. We'll figure something out. Hand me your cellphone. Mia: Why? Roxie: Because we're going to compose a beautiful sincere apology text. Mia: You think it'll going to work? Roxie: It's a start. We get you two patched up and maybe we could double date. Mia: Ugh. Barf. Roxie: I kid.
Darryl: That's one of the really... perplexing things about life, isn't it? Any true pleasure comes with a price. We drink too much, we wake up hung over. We eat too much, we pack on the pounds. You enjoy one moment of lust, and you live a lifetime of guilt. Yeah, what feels good comes with a cost. At the end of the day, it's just a matter of figuring out how much you are willing to pay.
International Airdates: United Kingdom: December 8, 2009 on Hallmark Channel
Featured Music: • "House of Friends" by Tom Sanchez • "Spooky" by Jaime Ray Newman (originally by Mike Sharpe) • "Tainted Love" by The Captain's Package • "Good Love" by Kram • "Interno" by Slowtrain Soul
With Kat's red hair in the peek-a-boo style, that exact style of red dress (sweetheart neckline, floor-length, high side slit) and her desire to sing on stage, Kat is reminiscent of the animated character Jessica Rabbit from the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988).
Chad suggests to Roxie that he act as her Professor X or Yoda, both of whom are masters/mentors who help extraordinary individuals harness their special powers in the X-Men graphic novels and movies and the Star Wars film series, respectively. In addition, the actress who plays Roxie, Rebecca Romijn, starred in the X-Men movies as the blue-skinned villain, Mystique.
Kat: I've always wanted to be a sexy lounge singer like Michelle Pfeiffer. Michelle Pfeiffer played the role of Susie Diamond, a lounge singer hired by brothers Frank and Jack Baker in the 1989 film The Fabulous Baker Boys. Incidentally, her character Sukie Ridgemont in the 1987 film The Witches of Eastwick is the counterpart of the character Kat Gardener in the TV series adaptation.
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