Murray Quote #953

Quote from Murray in The Dating Game

Adult Adam: [v.o.] It was April 21st, -something, and despite some initial bumps, my dad's new business partnership was about to pay off.
Formica Mike: Great news, fellas! I told ya white wicker furniture was a gold mine!
Vic: Nothing adorns a tasteful sunroom better than a woven rattan.
Formica Mike: Those saps slurped it up like Mom's matzoh. Well, not my mom, because she was a horrible cook, an even worse woman, but you know what I mean.
Murray: Wicker and soup. Enough said.
Formica Mike: There's more. Much more! [hands Murray and Vic their checks]
Murray: Is this a mistake?
Formica Mike: No mistake.
Vic: I've never seen so many numbers! Look at 'em all. There's a 7 and 9 and... a-and they brought their old pal 3.
Murray: And yours doesn't have as many zeroes as mine does.
Vic: Thank you for putting my joyful moment into perspective.
Formica Mike: Welcome to the world of the filthy rich. You get one free murder. Use it wisely.
Murray: What should I do with this?
Formica Mike: Murray, listen to your best friend.
Murray: Is that you in this case?
Formica Mike: Think big! Do something that will cow your enemies or shame your family.
Vic: Or... something nice. I'm gonna get a Vespa scooter. It's a whole culture.
Formica Mike: Well, that's a crap example. But sure!

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 ‘The Dating Game’ Quotes

Quote from Adam

Murray: I bought a beach house!
Beverly: What did he say?
Murray: Beach house!
Adam: I think he said "bean chow." He wants to eat more beans.
Beverly: That makes the most sense.

Quote from Murray

Beverly: There's just so much to take in. [chuckles] You know? Like... What the hell are you wearing?
Adam: Dad made me! He keeps yelling I'm a beach kid now.
Murray: Damn right you are. And you're gonna make a sand angel, and you're gonna have sandball fights, and you're gonna carve a beautiful sandman!
Adam: Sandman? The guy that makes you sleep?
Murray: I don't know beach talk, but I do know this... you better not spoil your mom's dream.

Quote from Beverly

Adult Adam: [v.o.] Back in the '80s, there was no show quite like The Dating Game, where bachelors and bachelorettes competed with innuendo-filled questions for a chance at romance.
Woman: [on TV] If I were a car, describe the hand-wash I could expect from you.
Adam: The words they're saying are innocent, but the meanings are not. [chuckles]
Beverly: Just so you know, Squishy, if we were ever on this show, I'd pick you every time.
Adam: In what world would we be on a dating show together?
Beverly: Never forget I will always be the first girl you ever kissed.
Adam: I never considered that until now.