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2nd most-quoted character in Bottom: in 147 of its 180 quotes Most scenes with: Richie (124), Spudgun (9), Hedgehog (6)
Scenes with Eddie 134
[Doing a crossword]
E Eddie
Err right. "Ironmonger", six letters. Oh, got it! "Harold".
E Eddie
Yeah, well he's an ironmonger, isn't he? Harold the Ironmonger, remember? We ate his dog!
Oh right, we bloody won that bet, didn't we!
E Eddie
No, we didn't. That's why we had to eat his dog.
[How to pass the time without a TV]
What about "Pin the Tail on the Donkey"?
E Eddie
We haven't got a donkey.
Well, "Pin the Tail on the Chicken"
E Eddie
We haven't got a tail.
Oh. Well, "Pin the Sausage on the Chicken"?
E Eddie
We haven't got a chicken.
(Annoyed) Well, "Pin the Sausage on the Fridge ".
(Angrier) "Sellotape a Sausage to the Fridge"!
E Eddie
We haven't got a sausage!
(shouting) "Put a Bit of Sellotape on the Fridge"!
E Eddie
(Beat) It's not much of a game, is it?
[Richie and Eddie have just played stick a piece of sellotape on the fridge. Eddie won]
Ha ha ha ha. Eddie, it matters not who won or lost, but how you play the game.
E Eddie
Oh, you mean I won? Ha! Ha-ha. [wets his finger, draws a figure 1 in the air, waves his hands in the air]
Yes, I suppose so, yeah, I mean if it's so important to you, yes. Yes, you did win. I mean for Heaven's sake, Eddie, it's only a game! [walking away, to himself] Shit, shit, VD, VD, VD!
Molière! Molière! Oh, he could bash out a tune or two. [To a tune from The Four Seasons] Tum-tum tiddly-tum tum-tum-tum, tum – and the other twiddly bits. He was Scottish you know.
No Eddie, I'm talking about composers. Honestly, it's football, football, football with you, isn't it?
[Eddie is trying to teach Richie how to play chess]
Right, let me get this sorted out. Now the bent vicar stands next to the queen. And the queen goes in every direction.
[looking disgusted] And they let children play this, you say? I mean, it's pretty strong stuff, isn't it Eddie? You know, knights taking prawns? And apparently, if a prawn goes all the way he turns into a queen!
Eddie, do you want to be skinned alive and buggered?
E Eddie
(Pointing handgun at Richie) I'd like to see you try!
Eddie, how did you get this drunk on one pound seventy-five?
E Eddie
There's a sale on at the chemists. Old Spice... 25p a bottle.
I think there's someone in the drawing-room.
E Eddie
I don't think I've been in there. What, you mean we've got a room just for drawing in?
You're so common, aren't you? What do you call it, the snug or the saloon or something?
That's it! Yes, the laaunge! There's someone down in the laaunge!
[Eddie is talking about his mother]
E Eddie
She left me on the doorstep, just me, the carry-cot, and this old revolver. Oh, and a little note that said, "Please look after my baby. I can't be bothered." She was a wonderful mother.
E Eddie
I saw the article in the Police Gazette.
E Eddie
So, ah, what did you do then?
Well, I'd rather not talk about it.
E Eddie
Why, is it embarrassing? Shit your pants, did you? Cry, did you, eh?
Quite the opposite, actually.
E Eddie
What, you sucked water in through your eyes?
No. I took Harrison's Point single-handed.
Oooh. That can be nasty. I shut Tucker's finger in the tank door, didn't I Eddie?
E Eddie
I don't know, this is all a load of bollocks.
E Eddie
Right, how much for this carved wooden leg?
HB Harry the Bastard
Now, there's a nice bit of objet d'art! Must be worth at least two and a half grand.
HB Harry the Bastard
I'll give you one pound fifty for it.
HB Harry the Bastard
All right, a quid.
E Eddie
No, let's haggle upwards.
HB Harry the Bastard
All right, 50p!
E Eddie
Blimey, they don't call you "Harry the Bastard" for nothing, do they?
HB Harry the Bastard
No, they call me Ted!
[At the bookies]
E Eddie
Five hundred quid, on the nose, on Sad Ken if you please.
B Bookie
Certainly. Would you like to pay tax?
E Eddie
Of course I wouldn't. What a ridiculous question!
Right, quick, into the lavs! (toilets)
E Eddie
Richie, no! It's illegal! Besides, you'll never make 500 quid that fast... you'll be lucky to get 10p a go!
E Eddie
My Uncle Percy was in the trenches of the first world war. You know what he used to say?
E Eddie
"AAAH! Bloody hell! Germans! Thousands of 'em! There all going shoot me! AAAAH! Mummy, I want to go home! AAAAHHH! AAHHH! AAHHH!."
(While slapping Eddie) : Eddie, Shut up! Just shut up! Shut up!
[Christmas Day]
Right now look, there's only five hours until lunch, I've got to get my sprouts on. Don't want them all crunchy.
E Eddie
Not sprouts! I hate sprouts.
Oh, will you stop whinging Eddie! Nobody likes sprouts!
E Eddie
Then why are we having them then!?
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