Josh Randall |
Mike Burton |
Thomas Cavanagh |
Ed Stevens |
Julie Bowen |
Carol Vessey |
Jana Marie Hupp |
Nancy Burton |
Lesley Boone |
Molly Hudson |
Mike Starr |
Kenny Sandusky (Episodes 1-45) |
Danny DeVito |
Dr. Jack Carmichael |
Guest Star |
Daryl "Chill" Mitchell |
Eli Cartwright Goggins III |
Guest Star |
Danny Burstein |
Johnnie Lugozzo |
Guest Star |
John Slattery |
Dennis Martino |
Recurring Role |
Lauren Thomas |
Sarah Burton |
Recurring Role |
Morgan Thomas |
Sarah Burton |
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When Carol is watching TV with Dennis and wiping her tears away, we see that she's wearing her engagement ring -- even though she hasn't accepted his proposal yet.
Carol (to Dennis): Let's get married.
Eli (looking for Ed): Where's the man? Where's Mr. Stuckeyboss?
Phil (claiming Eli isn't paraplegic): Of course you're faking it and you have my eternal respect and admiration.
Dennis (at the midnight duel for Carol): On the count of three, you and I are gonna start pounding the crap out of each other with these cricket bats.
Jack (about Ed and Carol): She's positive she'd screw it up and she doesn't want to risk it.
Jack (on Carol and human nature): People don't take chances like that.
Dennis (who's about to beat up Ed): I'm not going to spend the rest of my life fending off your manipulative, cheap shot, puppy dog moves.
Phil (about Ed): My man Bosco's about to get a good ole fashioned ass chewin'.
Nancy (to Mike, after finding out he has lost $3000 gambling): The only sure thing is you're an idiot.
Phil (after being demoted): Is this because I'm Jewish?
Ed (after Kenny leaves): That, my friend, was proof that you don't know everything about human nature.
Kenny (to Ed, as he leaves): Take care, Chief.
Shirley (watching Kenny leave): I never liked that son of a bitch... I use humor to hide my pain.
Kenny (repeating his great-grandfather's departing words): I'll see 'ya when I see 'ya, unless I see 'ya when I see 'ya.
Kenny (quitting): I've accomplished all I can here. It's time to move on.
Warren (watching Kenny bowl a 300): A chance to witness perfection. Last time I did that, I was doing shirtless sit-ups in the mirror.
Ed (describing his time with Carol): That was a movie kiss, a movie kiss my friend! I was Humphrey Bogart and Cary Grant rolled up into one.
Shirley: Come on, Kenny, make Daddy proud.
Featured Music:
"Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant
"St. Monday" by Billy Bragg
Outside the U.S., the theme song is still "Moment in the Sun", although the end credits say "'Next Year' by the Foo Fighters".
The show's original opening theme, "Next Year" by The Foo Fighters, returns in this episode.
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