Lucille Quote #300

Quote from Lucille in The Fallout

Michael: The district attorney has provided some very provocative information about the defendant. She has claimed that he was responsible, at a very young age, for pushing our grandmother, Mimi, down the stairs. Thus, that he killed before.
Lucille: What are you doing, Michael? Trying to prove the prosecution's theories? Stop showing off and get to the point.
Michael: What if Buster did not push Mimi down the stairs?
Lucille: What are you talking about?
Michael: The question is, do you recall the night in 1982 when Mimi died?
Lucille: Where are you going with this, Michael?
Michael: I just want the truth.
Lucille: Oh, God, are you going for one of your Few Good Men moments?

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 ‘The Fallout’ Quotes

Quote from Gob

Gob: So here's the illusion: I'm gonna go into the wall a gay man, which I am.
Buster: Wow.
Gob: If anyone from the Gay Mafia asks. And then, when I come out the other side, I will be magically straightened out. Well, cis male, high butch.
Narrator: Gob had learned a lot in the short time he'd been magically gay.
Gob: Buster, you do this for me one day I'll come to you for a favor.

Quote from Michael

Judge Stanley: All right. Mr. Bluth, call your next witness.
Michael: I would like to call Lucille Bluth, the accused mother.
Judge Stanley: I think you mean "the accused's mother."
Michael: Oh, what did I say?

Quote from Narrator

Narrator: They were two tough guys right out of Guys and Dolls, a play they were in the middle of a very successful four-week run of at a local community theater. Reminds me of how Hanks walked around like Jim Lovell for a year.