West
"You know," said my pet goat, "I'm sure if I watched Grey's Anatomy, I'd like it, but I just don't have the time." [one of his agents walks in and whispers in his ear. Camera zooms in to him, he looks around and continues reading] "You should make the time," said the farmer.
West
"Got milk?" That's a funny one, too. Oh, and uh, "I got ya, diagonally." "Pretty sneaky, sis." That one's also funny. [goes to wash his hands]
Mayor West, you've been talking for an hour and I don't have anything I can use in my article. Can you just please...
West
My God! Somebody's stealing my water!
It just went down the drain.
West
They're crafty, I tell you. [waters a plant] It happens when you least expect it. [to the plant] Show yourself, damn you! I've been investigating him for months. It's cost $150,000 of the taxpayers' money, but I'll find the culprits if it costs me a million!
You spent public money investigating this? Thanks. You know, I think I have my story. [leaves]
West
Your story? Wait a minute. You can't print that! It'll compromise my entire investigation! Well, thank God she's just a figment of my imagination.
Mayor West, you have lymphoma.
West
Oh, my...
Probably from rolling around in that toxic waste.
West
I see...
What in God's name were you trying to prove?
West
I was trying to gain superpowers.
West
Silly, yes. Idiotic, yes...
Hey, how much for that fat guy in the circle? I don't see a price tag on that.
Oh, oh, embarrassing. Eh, okay. Well in that case, I'll take the rest on a gift certificate.
[at home]
Oh, sweetie, you look so handsome on TV!
I can't believe you actually won! But I suppose it's not the strangest thing I've seen on a game show...like when Adam West was on "Jeopardy!".
[cut to "Jeopardy!"]
TTrebek
All right, players, the answer once again is, "It was the first spacecraft to land on the surface of Mars." Adam, what was your response? [West reveals his response; Trebek reads closely] "Kebert Xela." [groans; disappears]
West
Only saying his name backwards can send him back to the fifth dimension where he belongs.
West
We don't want you in our town, Simpson! We don't love you as we did in 1993!
[cut to Homer Simpson from The Simpsons]
West
And as for you, O.J., we don't want you here either!
[greets each resident as they enter the mansion] Mr. Peter. Mr. Joe. Mr. Bonnie.
[to Brian] She doesn't know what "mister" means.
Mr. Mort. Mr. Muriel. Mayor West Mister.
West
I know what you're all thinking but fear not, citizens. While I'm enjoying myself at this festive get-together, I've left the city in the capable hands of the Mayor-O-Matic 5000.
[cut to his office where we find out that the Mayor-O-Matic 5000 consists of a tape recorder, a broom, and a paper plate with a face drawn on it]
MOMayor-O-Matic
Take a letter, hold my calls. That's a matter for the Parks Department.
West
Oh, by the way, I should tell you I got aides.
West
Yeah, they're right over there waiting for me. [points to West's aides]
AAide
Ready to go when you are, sir.
West
Poor guys. They both have AIDS.
[cut to Robert Loggia in a black background]
Okay, let's pick teams; I'll be a captain and, uh... Mayor West, you could be the captain.
West
All right, I pick you.
You can't pick me, I'm a captain.
[cut to living room where an older West is surrounded with seven kids]
West
No-one ever stood up for me like that before; I respected him thereon out.
C1Child 1
That's a great story, Grampa.
C2Child 2
I didn't like it.
[many years later; a much older West is surrounded with twelve kids]
West
None of my grand children have ever disliked one of my stories before; from then on, he was my favorite.
C3Child 3
Well. I don't like that story, Great-Grampa. [West stands up, and electrocutes the boy who disintegrates into dust]
West
[breaks fourth wall] Future old people are wizards.
[Peter sits on the couch depressed when Brian walks in]
Hey, what's wrong, Peter?
I miss my friend, Brian. I mean, I was having fun with those Nielsen boxes, but what's the point if I don't get Joe and Quagmire to enjoy it with me? I guess I shouldn't have messed with television.
Well, it's not exactly your fault. The networks never should have listened to you in the first place. This is exactly what makes bad television: pandering to the lowest common denominator.
Well, you still have these boxes. That means you still have the power to influence television. Maybe you can use that power to help restore television to the way it was.
You're right, Brian. Maybe if I watch smart, quality shows, that'll help get things back to the way they were. We can use these boxes for good and...
[Suddenly, three bullets destroy the Nielsen boxes]
[cut to Mayor West with a shotgun]
Mayor West
That's for adding another tree to One Tree Hill!
Oh, my God! He destroyed every last box!
We're sunk now, Peter. There goes your one chance to get television back to the way it was.
Wait a minute. Maybe not, Brian.
[A lightbulb appears over Peter's head]
I think I just got an idea.
[Peter gets up and breaks the lightbulb]
Aah! I got glass in my face! Oh, crap. Now I forgot what it was.
[Peter sits back down and another lightbulb appears over his head]
[Peter gets up again and breaks the second lightbulb]
JJudge
I have no choice but to sentence you to 20 years in prison!
[Judge bangs his gavel, everyone gasps]
FVFemale Voice
Oh no you don't!
[everyone looks to the courtroom to discover an elderly woman at the door]
AMAll the men in the courtroom, except for the main characters
Crystal?
Mayor West
Hah! She's enjoyed many men.