How big was this punk?
Big.
Big punk?
Big.
Big huh?
Oh, simmer down, you hot-headed loony!
TV show quotes
How big was this punk?
Big.
Big punk?
Big.
Big huh?
Oh, simmer down, you hot-headed loony!
Give me your purse, Granny!
He can have it. It's just a purse, you know.
[on a camping trip, Grandpa is showing Arnold and Gerald survival skills. Gerald is eating red berries. Arnold is eating green berries]
Now remember, only do this under adult supervision. Red and sweet are good to eat, but I swear by this sonnet, green will make you vomit.
[swallows] I thought it was green and sweet are good to eat.
No, I've been saying it all morning. Red and sweet. Red and sweet.
Excuse me a minute. [Arnold runs off screen and vomits]
[sarcastically] You're vomiting, aren't you, Arnold?
Everything in nature is beautiful. Unless it's ugly.
[On a hike through the woods]
Ugh! Now the sun's going down. It's getting kind of cool up here. I think I should turn off this mis... [Turns knob and it explodes, sending Bob into a tree. Helga, Phoebe, Gerald, and Arnold ran up to Bob.]
Are you okay, Mr. Pataki?
Am I okay?! LOOK AT ME! The food's gone, my neck's burn, the mister doesn't work, and to top it all off — WE'RE LOST!
Lost?! I thought you knew where we were!
I've been lost ever since we saw those signs in Spanish.
[after the pathfinder breaks]
Cheap piece of junk. I'll sell thousands of them.
[using his instincts] Camp, should be right... there! [the group cheers happily] But we've got to follow this path around because...
Forget the path, kid! Camp's right there! [runs through the tall bushes alone and back into the camp cheering to himself]
I was just going to say, because that's poison ivy.
So I hear you got a package for that secret guy, Mr. Smith.
Yeah, and I alone have been shouldered with the weighty responsibility of it's safety.
Cool, let's open it.
But Suzie, where am I going to sleep?
[Suzie throws sleeping bag and teddy bear at Oskar]
Arnold, I can't believe how handsome you're getting, the way your body's growing to match the unusual shape of your head.
[about to bet Arnold's CD player during a poker game] Don't worry, Arnold, there's no way I can lose. [next frame] I can't believe I lost.
You keep the money.
What did you say?
You keep the money.
Oh, Oskar! That's the most beautiful thing you've ever said to me.
"You keep the money"?
[to Arnold] What you did, that's the real meaning of Christmas, man.
Many years ago, I lived in another country, far away. I was a young man with a family. A beautiful baby girl, I call her Mai. I was the luckiest man in the world. At night, I used to dream about our future together. To watch Mai grow up and go to school. To see her be happy. But there was trouble in my country. There was a war in the North, and every day, the fighting was coming closer and closer. I knew this would not be a good place for my child to grow up. I could not keep her safe, maybe not even have enough food for her to eat. So I decided we must try to get out. We must try to find a better life. Everyone was trying to get out. Everywhere, there was confusion. Somehow, I got through. The only way out of the city was by helicopter. There were too many people. I begged the soldier "Please! Please take us! Help us find a new life!", but he could not. He said there was only room for one of us. Then, I had to make the most difficult decision of my life. I knew I had to do the best thing for Mai. I knew if I gave Mai to the soldier, they would take care of her. They would find a home for her, and then, as soon as I could, I would get out of the country and find her again. As the helicopter left, the soldier called out the name of a city.
Pass the ball to Tucker!
Excellent pass to Tucker, Arnold — You don't even have to dribble, just pass it to Tucker!
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