Hamtaro

Laura: (to Hamtaro) You know, if I didn't know better, sometime's I'd say that you really understand what I'm saying.

Laura: I accidentally ripped Kana's best sketch and now I don't think she's talking to me. Hamtaro: (question marks appear over his head) Ripped a skitch? Hmm, what's a skitch? Laura: Maybe she's never gonna talk to me again. Hamtaro: Skitch, skitch, it's not ringing any bells.

Cappy: I wanna go home, ham-hams, but they probably already bought an iguana to replace me. They've probably forgotten all about me. Hamtaro: No, I doubt it, Cappy. They probably replaced you with a gerbil. Cappy: You're not helping here!

Laura: This day turned out to be just great. And I bet tomorrow will be even more fun. Right, little guy? Hamtaro: You said it. Laura: Night, Hamtaro. Hamtaro: Night, Laura. Night, Cappy. May your dreams be filled with alfalfa.

Cappy: Hi, honey, I'm home! Boss: Hi, honey? Can't you still call me Boss?

Cappy: My life here is just too good to be true: food, a house, a kitchen, a bed and caps of every size. It's just so... boring.

Howdy: There was a little hamster called Cappy McGee. He lived with a Boss who was as strange as he could be. ... Uh, no go?

Stan: (regarding Cappy) I don't know why he'd want to live here with Boss, though. Boss: (growls) Stan: I mean, uh, help.

Snoozer: Life in the field is such a hot one.

Boss: Did you ever hear of something called a crop circle? Us field hamsters go out and collect hay for our pillows.

Hamtaro: Ah, crows! It's raining out!