Kim Quote #13
Quote from Kim in Home for Christmas
Lillian: So, now that you're home, any plans for your future?
Bill: The coach at 'Bama State was dying to have you on the team before you went off to war. You should reach out. Might be a scholarship in it for you.
Kim: Speaking of Alabama State, there's a stop-the-war rally there tomorrow. You should come with me.
Bruce: So I can get booed and spit on by a bunch of kids who have no idea what I've been through? [awkward silence] [clears throat] So, uh, my sister's an activist now? Last thing I remember you protesting was your curfew. [laughter]
Bill: Stupidest signs I ever seen. [laughter]
Bruce: Well, I am proud of you.
The Wonder Years Quotes
‘Home for Christmas’ Quotes
Quote from Adult Dean
Adult Dean: But what if they were right? What if guys don't come back from Vietnam the same? The next morning, I decided I needed to pay extra-close attention to my brother. Never let him leave my sight, examine every word and action to make sure he's sane.
[As Dean reaches for the last rasher of bacon, Kim grabs it]
Kim: Ooh, I'll take that.
Bruce: Mm. I'll take that. [hands it to Dean]
Adult Dean: Bruce brought the balance of power back to the house. Nothing crazy about that.
[As Bill goes to reach for the last biscuit, Bruce grabs it for himself]
Bruce: I'll take that too.
Adult Dean: Nope, he was clearly bat[bleep] crazy.
Quote from Adult Dean
Adult Dean: Yep, that's an electric saw. It was 1968. There were a bunch of kids walking around missing a couple of fingers.
Quote from Cory
Dean: I don't know what you guys are talking about. That's just a movie.
Norman: Nope. Those guys don't come back the same.
Cory: He's right, Dean. My mama's cousin came back from Vietnam, and now everybody says he's on the junk.
Brad: What's "the junk"?
Cory: I don't really know. But whatever it is, it makes your grandma lock up her rings.