Sam Quote #1109
Quote from Sam in Adventures in Housesitting
Frasier: Oh, there's a sturdy fellow. Hello, boy. What's this? "Don't say 'Cochise' to this dog." [everyone but Frasier ducks]
Rebecca: Woody, he didn't attack.
Woody: No, he didn't. Maybe he didn't hear the attack word.
Sam: Frasier?
Sam: Cochise! [everyone ducks]
Rebecca: Cochise. Cochise, Cochise. This is Buster! I thought you were gonna make the switch!
Sam: Well, I did, but they were tearing at each other, and it got confusing. I was trying to separate them and protect my goodies at the same time.
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Rebecca: Sam, get that mutt out of here!
Sam: What?
Rebecca: Sheridan's in the kitchen with Satan!
Sam: This is no time for folk singing.
Quote from Rebecca
Mr. Sheridan: I'd like to ask you a favor.
Rebecca: I see.
Mr. Sheridan: I'm going to New York on a business trip for a few days, and I'd like you to take care of my dog while I'm away.
Rebecca: Well, I'm sorry, Mr. Sheridan, but I have plans for the entire week, and I could not possibly break them. I hope you understand.
Mr. Sheridan: That's fine. I realize this is short notice. Thanks, anyway. [walks away]
Rebecca: [shakes] My plans could be changed. Please, sir, let let me do this for you.
Mr. Sheridan: Well, if you don't think it would be any trouble. Thank you, Miss Howe.
Rebecca: Oh, no, sir. Thank you for the opportunity of knowing your dog. God, I make myself sick!
Quote from Rebecca
Sam: Hey, there, Rebecca. How do you like living with Sheridan's pooch?
Rebecca: Sir Bronwyn the Gallant from Fairhaven Manor, better known as Buster, is fine. l, on the other hand, am a nervous wreck.
Alan: What's the matter, Rebecca?
Rebecca: Well, I knew I was going to have to take care of the dog, but I didn't know it was going to be in a place that was huge and kind of like a mausoleum and is stuck way out in the middle of the moors.
Cliff: There are no moors in Massachusetts.
Rebecca: I think they had them flown in or something.