Best Lines on TV This Week (March 24-30): 'Oh, Mother — What Have I Done?'
RuPaul’s Drag Race
“Your lives are gonna change forever today. And I would also remember something that you taught me a very long time ago. Remember what he always has said: ‘You better work.’”
– Lady Gaga after RuPaul asked her for her best advice and leading the queens to a sing-along to Ru’s “Supermodel.”
Bates Motel
“Oh, Mother—what have I done?”
– Norman (Freddie Highmore) after the infamous shower scene twist.
Chicago Fire
Dawson: “Are we ever gonna be a family? I just keep thinking about it since Louie left.”
Casey: “We are a family.”
– Casey (Jesse Spencer) to Dawson (Monica Raymund) after a rough call with a miracle baby brings up some unresolved feelings.
Vanderpump Rules
“People used to think that Jax and I were the glue that held this group together. But, really Katie and Schwartz hold this group together. Jax and I were just the glue that everybody sniffed.”
– Stassi Schroeder discussing her previous relationship with Jax at Katie and Tom Schwartz’s wedding in the season finale.
Making History
“I have traveled many a rocky road, but none have been this delicious. [pause] That was humor. I’d never taste an actual road.”
– Time-traveler Deb (Leighton Meester) tries her hand at humor while tasting rocky road ice cream for the first time.
Trial & Error
“I love those Mo-mentos candies. You put one in a soda pop, turns it into a missile.”
– Dwayne Reed (Steven Boyer) on his opinion of the word ‘momentum.’
The Goldbergs
“Jackie’s either taking you to prom or Monte Carlo for the weekend, and neither are acceptable.”
– Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) to Adam (Sean Giambrone) when she finds a Tuxedo in his closet.
Legion
“You know what’s the most dangerous thing about schizophrenia? The most dangerous thing is believing you don’t have it. That’s the trick — the mind killer. Your disease convinces you that you don’t have it. So for example, one day in the hospital, you meet a girl and she has some friends and they tell you you’re not sick, you have superpowers, and more than anything you want to believe it because that means you’re not crazy. That means you can fall in love and live happily ever after. But you know if you believe it, if you surrender to the hope and you’re wrong, then you’re never coming back.”
– David Haller (Dan Stevens) worries about believing his powers truly exist.
