Russell Huxtable quotes from The Cosby Show

Russell

I've been to Europe and I didn't care for it.

Cliff

Yeah, but it was 1943 and you were running alongside of a tank.

Russell

I've been to Europe and I didn't care for it.

Cliff

Yeah, but it was 1943 and you were running alongside of a tank.

You know, Russell, this reminds of the days when we used to go down to the baseball diamond.

Russell

Yeah, I remember those days..but, sometimes it would rain and we'd have to stay in the clubhouse.

You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna lead with clubs!

Russell

Good play!

You had the Ace?

Russell

Dr. Foster, if you'll throw your card, I can collect this trick!

That may be difficult to do, Mr. Huxtable Senior...since you threw your Ace in my face, I may have to bump your rump with my trump!

You know, Russell, this reminds of the days when we used to go down to the baseball diamond.

Russell

Yeah, I remember those days..but, sometimes it would rain and we'd have to stay in the clubhouse.

You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna lead with clubs!

Russell

Good play!

You had the Ace?

Russell

Dr. Foster, if you'll throw your card, I can collect this trick!

That may be difficult to do, Mr. Huxtable Senior...since you threw your Ace in my face, I may have to bump your rump with my trump!

Denise

I don't know, Grandpa. Hillman is so far away from home.

Russell

I know, but after you've been there awhile, it IS home.

Denise

I don't know, Grandpa. Hillman is so far away from home.

Russell

I know, but after you've been there awhile, it IS home.

Pam

It doesn't make sense, why does the store in the neighborhood charge more so the people there can't afford to pay them?

Russell

Because they can. They own their own company and being the only one in the neighborhood they know they have no competition so they can charge however much they want.

Lance

But isn't that illegal?

Clair

Not at all, because in theory you can take your business elsewhere.

Cliff

But the thing of it is, a lot of those people living in the neighborhood can not afford transportation to the cheaper market.