This episode aired on Monday 4th July 1983 at 11pm in the UK by ITV contractor Yorkshire Television.
Fay: (describing the people who burglarized her house) You see, they not only took things, they also left something. A small token of their esteem! In the living room…on the rug!
Councilman Detweiler: I am going to bury you and your chief deeper than we just planted that piece of dirt back there (gesturing towards Maizel's gravesite).
Eddie: Mick, this handsome, middle-aged man asked me for a match. I said, "How about you and me?" What can I say? I'm a hopeless romantic.
Howard: Linda, may I speak freely? Linda: I wish you would. Howard: Since meeting you I've realized that there has been a part of my life that has been AWOL for longer than I care to admit. It's time I checked out of the POQ and went TDY. I long for the kitschy detail of little feet marching. Linda: Are you reenlisting? Howard: I want to make an honest woman out of you. I want you to be my wife. Linda: Oh-oh, my darling Howard! I love you so! (they begin passionately embracing and kissing) Howard: (face alight) Then it's "yes"? Linda: No.
Belker: Hey, Curry-breath, your immigration status is hanging by a thread, here. Talk American.
Howard: I was wondering if I could ask you a direct, personal question. Henry: Sure, fire away. Howard: What is it like being a Hebrew?
Actress Dominique Dunne, who played the battered mother in this episode, did not need make-up to create her bruises. They are real, administered by her abusive boyfriend, John Thomas Sweeney.
This episode was dedicated to the memory of Dominique Dunne, who was killed by her boyfriend just two weeks before it aired.
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