Glenda: Is it me? Am I losing attraction for ya? Barry turns and holds her hands): No! You're not losing attraction for me. Glenda: If the magic's gone, Barry, I want you to tell me. Don't let me keep buying new underwear.
Edie: If your Barry is looking for a kind of sport, you better find him one before he finds a garden path! Glenda: Oh, he's just looking for some challenging outdoor activity. Pearl: That's the one. Ivy: Where's your Barry now? Glenda: He's with Norman Clegg and Billy Hardcastle. Ivy: Well, I suppose there's safety in numbers. Nora: There's safety in those numbers.
Barry: Were you happily married, Mr. Clegg? Clegg: In those days, it wasn't something you paid attention to- you were either married or not. 'Happy' had nothing to do with it.
Entwistle: Man who panics is man who never thinks about a complete rewiring.
Clegg (to a mistaken Florrie): I'm not psychic- I wear too many cardigans!
Billy (about paintball): I'm telling you it's a fascinating game! You get all your camoflage clothing, you conceal yourself, and then you creep up on each other! Norman (irritatedly): A lot like queing at the bank.
Barry: I need a challenge. A man needs a challenge. I missed two world wars; I ought to do something!
Barry: I need a new sport. Glenda: No you don't; you need an old sport like me!
This episode marks Dame Thora Hird's last appearance in the series before her death. Brian Murphy is expected to become a regular in the series from next year onwards.
Truly: What did Bertrand Russell have to say about it?--a reference to one of the founders of analytic philosophy, Nobel Laureate for Literature(1950), and author of many works on many subjects.
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