Bart&Co.: It's from Mother–dish towels
Bart&Co.: I told you, Edith–you've carried this dieting too far!
Bart&Co.: I'm going over President Kennedy's head.
Bart&Co.: "That's the janitor."
Bart&Co.: "Maybe he's got bad teeth"
Bart&Co.: "what's more, we're on the wrong road."
Bart&Co.: Hazel by Ted Key
Bart&Co.: I told you I didn't know very much about cooking.
Bart&Co.: Hazel by Ted Key (1961)
Bart&Co.: Harry seemed to enjoy the punch.
Bart&Co.: Save that recipe–I have to patch a crack in our front walk.
Bart&Co.: The first one who goes back to the office is chicken.
Bart&Co.: Now what's all this nonsense about an epidemic?
Bart&Co.: My husband and I started taking separate vacations ten years ago, and it worked out so well I haven't seen him since!
Bart&Co.: I am not listening to every word you're saying!
Bart&Co.: It isn't often we award the Purple Heart during this era of push-button warfare.
Bart&Co.: Now I've seen everything!
Bart&Co.: Sorry, but our feature film is for adults only.
Bart&Co.: Lecture
Bart&Co.: You don't like th' v-e-r-m-o-u-t-h much, huh?
Bart&Co.: U.S. 0
Bart&Co.: Who asked anybody to oil my rollers?
Bart&Co.: Brother Sebastian
Bart&Co.: Next!
Bart&Co.: Now don't go crumpling the paper just because you found some pure, unadulterated hogwash. I haven't read it yet.
Bart&Co.: There's something about sand, sea, and sunshine that brings me back year after year.
Bart&Co.: It's really my fault. I bought him a book on 'how to relax with people'.
Bart&Co.: Guests first!
Bart&Co.: Perhaps now you'll believe me, when I say 'no' I mean no!