Narrator Quote #71
Quote from Narrator in Borderline Personalities
Narrator: And George Sr. would soon get worse economic news from his attorney.
George Sr.: Oh, this can't be good. I mean, you didn't drive all this distance for good news.
Barry: You've got a balloon payment due on the mortgage on this property. It's about 15 million.
George Sr.: I mean, what am I gonna do? Where am I gonna get that money?
Barry: I thought you were going to sell the land to the government to build a wall.
George Sr.: Yeah, but that was put on hold.
Barry: So? It's election time. Now's the time to get a politician to push for the wall. Isn't that dizzy kook Lucille Austero running?
George Sr.: No, no, she can't know about this. She's the majority owner of my company, and besides, she's so pro-immigrant.
Narrator: She was. She'd even taken in a Latino foster child, which she denied was an attempt to bring in the Hispanic vote. Nonetheless, she did know what cultural buttons to push to win their hearts.
Arrested Development Quotes
‘Borderline Personalities’ Quotes
Quote from Buster
George Sr.: We're getting a divorce. [Buster wails]
Michael: I want to know about the stimulus package.
George Sr.: We haven't had sex since Christmas, Michael!
Buster: I'm- I'm sorry. You had sex seven weeks ago? They were remodeling my room, and I pulled my cot in there, just like camp.
Lucille: We yelled at you to leave.
Buster: Yeah, but then you whispered, "Don't pull out!" [Gob groans]
Quote from Narrator
Narrator: It turned out Lucille had returned to shore, too.
John Beard: [on TV] Why the alleged ship-jacker changed direction is still unexplained.
Narrator: And soon the family met up at the beginning of a fourth season... that would never come.
Quote from George Sr.
Stan Sitwell: This isn't what it looks like!
George Sr.: Oh, really? Because it looks like a monument to George W. Bush.
Stan Sitwell: Well, you got me.
George Sr.: You're in for a rude awakening, Sitwell. It'll never stand. It's too thin. It'll never stand.