Quotes

Dialogue

I would like to propose a toast. First of all, I would like to thank Susan, Sean, and Beth who in a very short time have taken me in and made me feel at home. This is a dream come true for me. And, to Michael, your return makes us complete. Family is the most important thing, without it we have nothing. Welcome home, Michael!

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Susan Harding: David wants to have a church wedding. Jackie Kerns: Oh that's great, what church. I mean, do you even know what religion he is? Susan Harding: I don't care what goddamn religion he is!

Dialogue

Susan Harding: Where's the coed girlfriend? Jay Harding: That's over. Actually she was working for a Ph.D. She wasn't that much younger than you were, just took a little better care of herself.

Dialogue

David Harris: [about news story] That kind of thing really gets to me, that someone could do that to her own children. Michael Harding: It does make you wonder, though, what takes to make someone do something so sick. Susan Harding: Change the conversation, please. David Harris: [under his breath] Maybe they disappointed her.

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Chris Ames: That's okay. You know what they say, boys will be boys. Julie King: Do you have any children? Chris Ames: I lost my wife and daughter in a car accident. Julie King: I'm sorry. Chris Ames: No, that's okay. It's been nearly a year now. I kind of know what you're going through. Julie King: I lost my husband two years ago. I know it's hard sometimes, but it does get easier. I hope so. Chris Ames: Hey, I'm Chris Ames. Julie King: I'm Julie King. Nice to meet you. Chris Ames: Well, it's nice to meet you.