You can't spell "Vicky" without "icky".
S1 E15Unfinished Business
All right, Twerp! Time for bed.
But it's only 6:04.
Well, it's 9:04 on the east coast. BED!
[one minute later, Timmy's clock changes to 6:05]
Now it's 9:05 on the east coast!
Well, how do I look?
Ew!
'Ew' is right! I don't have any hair!
Sure you do! It's here on your back! [Lifts his shirt to show his back is covered in hair]
That's just creepy.
[Timmy, having wished himself to be older, sees his Mom and Dad kissing]
[covers his eyes] Arrrgh! It burns!
[Older Timmy has been eating "grown-up" food at a restaurant]
That'll be $265.
WHAT?! That's more than I get in allowance- I mean, that's more than I make in a month!
Well, you should have finished college.
Did YOU finish college?
[breaking into tears] NO! WHY DO YOU THINK I'M A WAITER?!?!
Fairy-Gram for Cosmo and Wanda.
I'm Cosmo and Wanda!
Now that your kid is big and hairy, your next assignment is mean and scary.
You mean we're being reassigned?
Ha ha ha! I mean, yes, and we're all very sorry.
Can we have a couple of hours to say good-bye to Timmy?
Can I have five dollars? [Timmy hands him a five-dollar bill] Two hours. [disappears]
Miniature golf is a great kids' game!
[Cosmo and Wanda are turned into a tee and ball]
Ow! My back!
Let me try the Age-O-Meter. Kid...adult...Oh, no! You've become even more of an adult!
We've got to resort to the heavy artillery!
[Cuts to Timmy riding a kiddie ride outside a store]
And this is for the TV, and this is the VCR, and this is the DVD, and this is the surround sound, and this is the combination microwave popcorn maker/neck massager, and I don't know what this plug does, but I ain't payin' for the electricity.
I lost a life! On level 1! What am I, 4?
[as Ricky] Wanda! You've got some splainin' to do!
[as Lucy] Even though that's not the way everybody says "explaining", I respect our differences and your right to say it in the way you want.
Eh, babaloo?
That, too.
WAH!
Boring! [Changes channel]
[As news reporter] And now, here's Cosmo with the weather.
[Holding a feather] I thought you said feather. [A pause, then smiles]
Just let me clairify this. You married, your car.
[In southern accent] Yep, now my kids get seventeen miles to the gallon! [Has chair thrown at him]
And we'll be right back.
[Timmy enters Level 8 of the video game, which looks like an underwater version of his Aunt Gertrude's house]
[as a giant lobster with large claws] Hello, Timmy! Let Aunt Gertrude pinch those chubby cheeks of yours!
I hope she means my face!
I wish I had cheeks of steel!
I hope you mean your face.
I do!
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