Hobie:
What? What's going on? Wait, all? we used to make love all the time and now, there's always an excuse.
Susan:
I told you, I'm going through an emotionally difficult time creatively.
Hobie:
You feel like we don't communicate anymore?
Susan:
Of course we communicate. Now can we not talk about it anymore?
Lee:
It's who you know, Laurel. Life is all networking!
Melinda:
I'm an art historian... at least that's what I majored in at Brandeis.
Laurel:
Melinda had a reputation for being Postmodern in bed.
Susan:
I wish we could afford a place in the Hamptons. Everybody who's anybody has one.
Hobie:
Yeah, but if you're somebody who's nobody, it's no fun to be around anybody who's everybody.
Hobie:
So, I have to ask you, how'd you go from living on the Upper East Side to St. Louis?
Melinda:
I moved there for him. He was gorgeous. He was talented, he was sexy, he was a doctor, he was charming...
Hobie:
Yes, but where's the attraction?
Melinda:
He just knew how to touch me.
Hobie:
You mean emotionally?
Melinda:
No, with his hands.
Hobie:
I had no idea a Republican could be that sexy.
Hobie:
She's gorgeous. Hard to believe a Republican could be that sexual.
Greg:
What do you do for exercise?
Hobie:
Tiddly winks. And an occasional anxiety attack.
Hobie:
I think it'd be only fair to tell you. I'm a Liberal.
Stacey:
Oh. Are you talking politically, or in the bedroom?
Hobie:
I was talking politically. In the bedroom I'm a left-wing Liberal.
Susan:
Try it, Hobie, it's good manners.
Hobie:
Since when do I have good manners?
Susan:
You look a little carsick.
Hobie:
Why, 'cause I'm the color of guacamole?
Susan:
Isn't he charming, and don't tell me he's not gorgeous!
Hobie:
If you like perfect features.
Melinda:
Uh I've been having a bad time so I just took some sleeping pills.
Hobie:
Sleeping pills? How many?
Melinda:
Uh... twenty-eight.
Susan:
Oh my god, Hobie make some black coffee.
Melinda:
No, I'm allergic to coffee, but do you have any vodka?
Walt Wagner:
Maybe you should go back to your shrink... Discuss it.
Hobie:
He just recommended Prozac. I think he has stock in the company, honestly.
Hobie:
They still talk about my portrayal of King Lear. I played it with a limp.
Hobie:
Did I tell you I played Uncle Vanya once? With a limp. It was interesting.
Melinda:
[
Melinda wants to fix Hobie up with someone] What does she do?
Billy Wheeler:
Investment counseling.
Hobie:
One of those business suits who makes love to you on a conference call.
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