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The Cubicle

‘The Cubicle’

Season 6, Episode 12 -  Aired January 10, 2017

Jess offers to pay Robby's medical bills. Nick is nervous after Reagan is talked into reading his book. Meanwhile, Cece starts work on her modeling agency.

Quote from Schmidt

Photographer: Hey, what agency are you from? 2L?
Cece: Oh, um, hmm, I'm... from an agency that is uh, quite, um... but...
Schmidt: Cece's Boys. Cece's Boys, where the men are boys, and the-and the boys are Cece's.
Photographer: All right.
Schmidt: You like it?
Cece: I love it.

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Quote from Jess

Jess: Sorry to interrupt. Are you re-reading The Pepperwood Chronicles?
Reagan: It is actually my very first time.
Jess: A TPC virgin.
Reagan: Yeah.
Jess: "Ah-don't..." believe it.

Quote from Jess

Jess: Well, Robby's medical bills are a fifth of a million dollars and I'm freaking out. I almost rounded up all my ballet flats and sold them on flattyflattyboomboom.com, the premier website for used flats.
Nick: Well, there are other options. There are other options. Um, as somebody who passed the bar exam eight years ago, I could offer you legal expertise.
Reagan: I could read the medical paperwork.
Jess: Oh! An almost lawyer and a sort of doctor. Lucky me. Okay. Strategy sesh in the cubicle. I'll meet you guys there. [Nick and Reagan rise as Jess stands up to leave] Or we can go... all go together if you want.

Quote from Winston

Schmidt: Okay, Winston? Winston!
Winston: Yeah?
Schmidt: You better make sure that this is the worst tour that you've ever given anyone in your life.
Winston: And that's gonna be tough. I've given some really bad tours.

Quote from Schmidt

Schmidt: We need the office.
Jess: What's wrong?
Cece: Yeah, so, Schmidt booked Donovan a photo shoot at Ass Strat, but Donovan just quit modeling so that he could become a cop.
Jess: A cop?
Schmidt: [phone rings] It's my boss, Kim. God, I hate her. [answers phone] Hello, Kimberly. You sound like your skin looks amazing.

Quote from Winston

Nick & Reagan: Winston!
Winston: Me!
Schmidt: Did you make police work look as boring as possible?
Winston: I want so badly to tell you yes, but there was a situation.
[flashback:]
Nick: Protect and serve, more like protect and snooze. Yeah, this is boring.
Sergeant: Bishop, a word. And the word is... "moo."
All: Moo!
Winston: Shut up! I-I'm the C.O.W.? I'm the... I'm the cop of the week?
All: [sing] Celebrate good times Moo moo Celebrate good times Moo moo
Donovan: I'm home!
[present:]
Schmidt: Well, congratulations Winston on finally making C.O.W. And damn you!

Quote from Jess

Robby: Jess, I know that you have flaws.
Jess: Okay, name one.
Robby: Uh... Easy. You walk too fast through a museum. Although, it is pretty good, because we get to see everything and then we have time for the cafe afterwards. I'm gonna say that overall it enriches the experience.
Jess: That is just a compliment!

Quote from Schmidt

Kim: I am paying a top-notch photographer to sit around and bitch about how hard it is to find French cigarettes in Los Angeles. Where's the model?
Schmidt: Changing.
Cece: Yeah, um, uh, Donovan, are you almost ready?
Winston: [o.s.] I am changing. I am Donovan.
Kim: What agency did you use again?
Schmidt: Cece's Boys. Look... Cece herself showed up. She's very hands-on.
Kim: That's your wife. I've met her many times. Schmidt, if this falls through...
Cece: Look, my client will be here, and if for some reason he's not, that is on me and only me.
Kim: I'm gonna go shout into a toilet.

Quote from Cece

Cece: [on the phone] Okay, it's voice mail. Donovan... I know that you don't want to be tied down, okay? But that's why being a model is... perfect for you. Because if you're a cop, then you're just gonna be a cop. But if you're a model, then you can be everyone. You can be an ice cream man, a rocketeer, a jewel thief, or an underwear guy in a 10 million dollar loft whose only furniture is a telescope. So, help me... help you... become the everyone that you can be!

Quote from Nick

Jess: God, why are tiny rakes so soothing?
Nick: You know, I think I'm finally starting to understand momentum. Which, apparently, my book does not have.

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