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"A Woman's Work Is Never Done":
Ralph: "This is my guest and I'm your employer." Thelma: "Some guest and some employer. The SIMP and the BLIMP." "The Safety Award": Ed: "Can I use this hankerchef?" Ralph: "It is one of my new ones. Remember, it's for showin', not blowin'." "Funny Money": Ralph: "Uh, who should I call Norton?" Ed: "How about the fire escape? Maybe someone is out there." "A Little Man Who Wasn't There": Ed: "A dcotor once told me that I had a split-personality. I was two people. One was Ed Norton: The gay, carefree man-about-town. The other one was Ed Norton: The sober, serious-minded thinker." Ralph: "What happened?" Ed: "I got cured. I got cured. I am now one person. I am Ed Norton: The sober, serious-minded thinker." "A Little Man Who Wasn't There Part 1": Ralph: "I got news for you Alice. Big news. Your huband is crazy.: Alice: "Okay, so what's the big news?" "Petticoat Jungle": (Ed picks up a cricket bat.) Ed: "What is it used for?" Ralph: "To kill crickets." "You're In The Picture": (Alice seeing a photo of a woman kissing Ralph, jumps to the conclusion that Ralph is seeing another woman. Ralph tries to tell her that the woman is a blackmailer and much to Ralph's chagrin, she forced herself on him, but to no avail. A policeman comes and explains that the woman in the picture is a blackmailer and reveals the fact that what Ralph said was true. Ralph brings the Nortons out to explain the whole thing.) Alice: "Forgive me Ralph." Ralph: "Not yet, I want to enjoy this for a while." "Petticoat Jungle": Ed: "How would you like to bag an elephant Alice?" Alice: "I already did." "Teamwork Beats The Clock": Ralph: "As usual, I am carrying the whole load on my shoulders." Alice: "You are carrying the load, but it's not on your shoulders." |
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