Best Lines of the Week (June 1-7): ‘No Hands, What Dat Mouf Do?’
Fear The Walking Dead
Naomi: “Madison, I’ve been on the wrong side of where you are right now. And I really don’t want to see that happen to you. This place – I know you built it for your kids. But it’s not worth risking their lives. Or yours.”
– Naomi (Jenna Elfman) tries to convince Madison (Kim Dickens) to abandon the baseball stadium.
Westworld
Dolores: “The kin they gave us…was just another rope they use to lash us down.”
– Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) tells Maeve (Thandie Newton) about the cruelty of their creators.
Younger
Diana: “Do you want to say something, Liza? It could destroy the company, but we’ll support you.”
– Diana (Miriam Shor) delivers this sardonic line with perfection.
The 100
Octavia: “Azgeda is a memory. There is only Wonkru. And there is no place in it for you.”
– Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) tells Echo (Tasya Teles) that though six years have passed, she is still banished.
The Fosters
Emma: “I need to figure out who we are without each other. And if we’re truly meant to be, we’ll find our way back.”
– Emma (Amanda Leighton) to Jesus (Noah Centineo) as they break up in the series finale.
Life Sentence
Stella: “You are a hero. To that kid you helped today. To the kids you help everyday. To me.”
– Stella (Lucy Hale) to Will (Riley Smith) before sharing their first kiss.
Dietland
Plum: “That’s me, Alicia Kettle. But everyone calls me ‘Plum,’ because I’m succulent and round – also known as fat. It’s okay. I’m allowed to say it.”
– Plum Kettle (Joy Nash), describing herself in the opening minutes of AMC’s new series.
The Bachelorette
Rachel: “I gave you one piece of advice: ‘No hands, what dat mouf do?’”
– Rachel Lindsay, encouraging the men through Becca’s obstacle course.
The Originals
Caroline: “Please know I’m a phone call away if you need a friend. With all my sorrow and with love for you and your family.”
– Caroline’s (Candice King) comforting letter to Klaus (Joseph Morgan) following Hayley’s (Phoebe Tonkin) death.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Kimmy: “But I never wanna make people feel sad. I’m not an Eeyore. I’m a Pooh! I’m a big ole Pooh!”
– Kimmy’s (Ellie Kemper) reaction after she finds out she has to fire a coworker for her boss.
From the Season 5 premiere of Younger to the series finale of The Fosters, this week was filled with great lines for everyone.
Click through the gallery above to see our 10 favorite lines on TV this week!
