‘Thanksgiving’ Quotes Page 2 of 3
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November 14, 2024
Georgie plans to spend his first Thanksgiving since his dad's death with his mom, but when Mary reveals she isn’t celebrating the holiday, Mandy tries to bring Georgie's family to her house.
Quote from Dale Ballard
Meemaw: [to CeeCee] Forget the turkey, I'm gonna gobble you up.
Dale Ballard: I won't be eating any children.
Georgie: Thank y'all so much for coming.
Meemaw: You bet.
Dale Ballard: I had no choice.
Quote from Dale Ballard
Jim: So, Dale... when are you two kids gonna make it official?
Dale Ballard: I've asked repeatedly.
Meemaw: We don't need to get married. We're fine just as we are.
Dale Ballard: No, she's hoping somebody better comes along.
Meemaw: Don't you want the best for me?
Mandy: Okay, CeeCee's napping. What'd I miss?
Dale Ballard: She don't want to marry me.
Quote from Georgie
Georgie: I really appreciate you coming.
Missy Cooper: Well, I knew how important it was to you.
Georgie: What'd she bribe you with?
Missy Cooper: Nothing. She just asked nicely.
Georgie: You're a lying sack of you-know-what.
Quote from Mandy
Georgie: I can't believe you got 'em all here.
Mandy: Well, what can I say? You knocked up a pretty special lady.
Quote from Dale Ballard
Dale Ballard: [plays guitar and sings, with Connor playing along on accordion] ♪ I fell into a burning ring of fire ♪ ♪ I went down, down, down ♪ And the flames went higher ♪ And it burns, burns, burns - Ouch! ♪ That ring of fire ♪ That ring of fire ♪
Meemaw: [to Mandy] Still better than camping.
Connor: Everybody.
All: ♪ I fell into a burning ring of fire ♪
Jim: [Audrey kicks Jim awake] Huh?
All: ♪ Went down, down, down ♪ And the flames get higher ♪
Dale Ballard: Come on, Jim!
Jim: [half-asleep] ♪ Burns, burns ♪
All: ♪ That ring of fire ♪ That ring of fire ♪
Quote from Mandy
Georgie: I was thinking, maybe we can spend Thanksgiving at my mom's. You know, it's the first one since my dad passed.
Mandy: Of course.
Georgie: You're the best.
Mandy: I know.
Georgie: So, who's gonna tell your mom?
Mandy: I'm sure when we're not there she'll figure it out.
Quote from Mandy
Georgie: Want to rock-paper-scissors for it?
Mandy: Or you tell her and I won't squirt you.
Georgie: You wouldn't dare.
Mandy: You're gonna smell so pretty.
Georgie: Get that away from me.
Mandy: Come here! Come here!
Georgie: No.
Mandy: Baby.
Quote from Mary Cooper
Georgie: While I'm here, I wanted to let you know we're gonna come to your place for Thanksgiving.
Mary Cooper: Oh. I'm not doing Thanksgiving this year.
Georgie: What are you talking about?
Mary Cooper: Well, Sheldon's in school, and Missy got invited to a friend's.
Georgie: Well, she can't go. It's Thanksgiving.
Mary Cooper: I already told her she could. And to be perfectly honest, I don't feel like celebrating.
Georgie: But this was Dad's favorite holiday.
Mary Cooper: I know, and doing it without him would just be too hard.
Quote from Georgie
Georgie: [on the phone] Oh, come on, Missy. If you come, Mom has to.
Missy Cooper: Why are you making this such a big deal?
Georgie: It's a big deal 'cause we're gonna be together as a family.
Missy Cooper: Is Sheldon coming?
Georgie: We're gonna mostly be together as a family.
Missy Cooper: Well, I've made other plans.
Georgie: [sighs] Please. Mom needs this.
Missy Cooper: Mom needs a lobotomy.
Georgie: All right, I'm done asking. I'm telling you you're coming. [click, dial tone]
Mandy: So, is she coming?
Georgie: That's not funny.
Quote from Georgie
Mandy: Here, let me try.
Georgie: Yeah, sure. Why not?
Mandy: [on the phone] Hey, Missy, it's Mandy. About Thanksgiving... [click, dial tone]
Georgie: Mm-hmm. Hurts, don't it?
Quote from Mary Cooper
Mary Cooper: If this is about Thanksgiving, I'm not changing my mind.
Mandy: Well, your mom and Missy are coming.
Mary Cooper: I don't care.
Mandy: Look, I understand, I really do. I-I just think...
Mary Cooper: You do not understand. You do not know what it's like to lose a husband.
Mandy: I don't, um, but Georgie's struggling, too, and I think it would be great...
Mary Cooper: Well, I'm sorry if I'm disappointing everyone, but this is what I need. And for once, I am putting myself first.
Mandy: Okay. Sorry.
Quote from Jim
Audrey: Go easy, Jim.
Jim: My second one.
Audrey: It's 10:00 in the morning.
Jim: [Well, I'd put it back, but... [removes bottlecap] it's already open.
Quote from Missy Cooper
Mandy: Good call on the socks.
Missy Cooper: I'm not stupid.
Quote from Audrey
Audrey: That beer for you?
Georgie: No, ma'am, Mr. McAllister.
Audrey: Another one?
Georgie: Uh, I haven't been keeping count.
Audrey: Well, you let him know I am.
Georgie: Or you let him know and I'll stay here and mash them potatoes.
Audrey: [angrily mashes potatoes] Tell him.
Quote from Jim
Meemaw: I hope it wasn't too much trouble adding a bunch of people at the last minute.
Jim: No problem at all. Audrey loves this.
Meemaw: Does she need any help?
Jim: I have no idea.
Quote from Connor
Connor: Welcome, everyone. As a special surprise, I have composed a Thanksgiving polka for accordion and turkey call. [plays according slowly] [plays rapidly] [turkey call warbles] [continues playing accordion] [turkey call]
Dale Ballard: You stay right there, I got my guitar in the trunk.
Meemaw: No.
Quote from Meemaw
Meemaw: You sure made your son happy today.
Mary Cooper: I'm glad. I thought you were going camping.
Meemaw: So did Dale.
Dale Ballard: What?
Meemaw: Just eat.
Dale Ballard: Okay.
Quote from Connor
Audrey: Where you going?
Jim: To get another beer. [exits]
Audrey: Excuse me. [exits]
Mandy: Oh, boy.
Connor: Here comes one of our Thanksgiving traditions.
Quote from Jim
Audrey: Put that back, you've had enough.
Jim: It's a holiday, I'm celebrating.
Audrey: You're embarrassing yourself is what you're doing.
Jim: I'm having a good time! Maybe you need a drink.
Audrey: I have been up since the crack of dawn putting this thing together. You are not gonna ruin it.
Jim: Oh, I'm not "rooning" anything. R-Roonin... Ru-in-ing.
Audrey: Oh, my God, listen to yourself.
Jim: Eh, I'd rather listen to me than you.
Quote from Georgie
Georgie: Where you going?
Mary Cooper: I'm sorry, I can't do this.
Georgie: Don't mind them, they argue all the time.
Mary Cooper: It's not them.
Georgie: Then what?
Mary Cooper: I...
Georgie: Tell me.
Mary Cooper: [sighs] [chuckles softly] Your father and I used to argue about him getting drunk on Thanksgiving, and... I'll never get to do that again.
Georgie: You miss arguing with Dad?
Mary Cooper: Yes. [sobs]
Georgie: Mom...
Mary Cooper: I'm going home. Please tell everybody I'm sorry.
Georgie: No, wait. I got a better idea.
