Blanche: I'm tired of lying on my back... did I just say that?
Great movie from Apple here. I hope it serves as a changing point for some people points of view, prejudices and lifestyle choices.
Big Daddy: Well, now I don't want you to get too excited, but Margaret and I are planning on walking down the aisle together.
Blanche: OHHHHHHH!
Big Daddy: Is she happy or sad?
Rose: I'm not sure, I've never heard her make that sound before.
Dorothy: No, I once heard her make that sound, and I assure you, she was happy.
Sophia: Jean is a nice person. She happens to like girls instead of guys. Some people like cats instead of dogs. Frankly, I'd rather live with a Lesbian than a cat. Unless a Lesbian sheds - that I don't know.
Dorothy: We're interested in arranging a funeral.
Mr. Pfeiffer: Isn't that lovely, you're planning ahead for Mother.
Sophia: Hey, Pfeiffer, how would you like a punch in your pface?
Dorothy: What could she be doing all this time?
Sophia: You know what they're doing.
Dorothy: Yeah, and I also know Stan, we were married for 38 years, and if you added up all the times we did what he is doing right now, Blanche still should've been home 10 minutes ago.
Blanche: Girls. Do you see that man over there staring at me? He's undressing me with his eyes.
Rose: Do you want to move to another table?
Blanche: Not yet. He's only half done.
Rose: How do you know if a grasshopper is Spanish?
Dorothy: Because it wears a little sombrero Rose.
I was lucky enough to see the Bee Gees in concert in Birmingham, UK in the early ‘90s. One of the best concert experiences of my life.
I believe this film is testament to the view that life is truly what you make of it. 3 brothers who had a vision, a belief and worked to make that happen. So inspirational.
Rose: I'll make it up to you, Dorothy. I promise. Listen, if there's ever a night where you can't sleep, I'll come to your room and sing "Kumbaya."
Dorothy: Rose, I don't know what to say. Yes I do... Don't ever do that.
Rose: Oh, Sophia. I want to explain about last night. When I was a little girl, one summer we had a terrible thunderstorm...
Sophia: [cuts off Rose] Excuse me, Rose. Have I given you any indication at all that I care?
Woman: I'll give you a dollar for it.
Sophia: A dollar? What the hell do you think this is? Baghdad? Get the hell out of here!
Blanche: You may not have noticed this but I've put on 3 pounds.
Sophia: On each side.
Blanche: You don't have to worry about me, I'm very healthy. I treat my body like a temple.
Sophia: Yeah, open to everyone, day or night.
A 3rd season mix here... very sad to see some of the current cast leave (for a variety fo reasons) - it seems like the Network decided to use the last episode as a mass cull!!
Blanche: I asked my teacher for help like you all told me to, he said the only way I would get an A on his final is if I sleep with him.
Rose: No!
Blanche: Oh yes! I just don't know what to do!
Sophia: Get it in writing.
Plumber: You really need an expert. I can take a toliet apart blindfolded!
Dorothy: Now there's a dying art!
Nurse: The doctors will be in to prep you for surgery in about an hour, until then just relax
Dorothy: There aren't enough drugs in this entire building
We shouldn’t expect any other response. With Shaun’s approach to life any kind of emotional relationship was going to be challenging.
I feel so sorry for Lea, she hasn’t as far as I’ve seen done anything to deserve that. In fact the blame lies with Carly who used her assumptions to guide him in the wrong direction.
Powerful scene from Freddie Highmore, it really grabs you.
Lucy: Dorothy, Rose, I hope I wasn't too much trouble.
Rose: Oh, don't be silly.
Dorothy: Oh, we enjoyed having you.
Sophia: So did half of Miami.
Sophia: [to Rose and Charley] Are you two coming? The spaghetti's getting cold.
Rose: We'll be there in a minute, Sophia. We're in the middle of a makeup lesson.
Sophia: I hope the kid can help you, you wear more rouge than Miss Piggy!
Rose: I'm the kiss of death. It's the second time a man has died in my bed.
Blanche: The second time?
Rose: Dorothy knows.
Dorothy: Charlie.
Blanche: No! What exactly do you do in bed, Rose?
Rose: Nothing!
Blanche: Well maybe that's the problem, they have to do all the work.
Dorothy: We spent the evening at a motel.
Rose: A motel! Dorothy! A cheap, tawdry, bare-bulbed, den of iniquity?
Dorothy: We didn't drive to Sodom and Gomorrah, Rose!
Dr. Jonathan Newman: Hello, I'm Dr. Jonathan Newman.
Dorothy: Are you absolutely sure?
Awesome.
I realise much is done for drama and of course storyline but it does beggar belief really that a person whose has committed crimes can say “I don’t remember” and get away with it.
Blanche: I've got this part in the sack.
Rose: She means in the bag.
Dorothy: No Rose, I don't think so.
Dorothy: Why did I ever marry that man?
Sophia: Because he knocked you up.
Dorothy: Why did I ever let that happen?
Sophia: Because he got you drunk.
Dorothy: Why am I even discussing this with you?
Sophia: Beats the hell out of me.
No... please don't have the Freak stealing a baby... I hope she doesn't... I'm struggling to think why she would want to. Vera had nothing to do with her burial [how the hell did she survive] I would have thought she was more likely to go after the others
Blanche: Why are so many doctors Jewish?
Dr. Harris: Because their mothers are.
Dorothy: Ma, what makes you think Rose's mother is old? She's the same age you are.
Sophia: Then why did Rose rent a wheelchair at the airport, order her a special meal on the plane, and put an oxygen tank in the garage?
Dorothy: Maybe her mother is a disabled welder on a special diet.
