You’re supposed to be cutting those out. They’re killing you.[Catherine Standish]That’s why I smoke them.[Jackson Lamb]
You should bring forward your resignation before you die of shame working for that.[to Diana, about Claude]
It’s not the hope that kills you. It’s knowing it’s the hope that kills you, that kills you.[to River]
You’ve been at my champagne.[Roddy Ho]No. That’s sparkling water.[Jackson Lamb]I was saving this.[Roddy Ho]Aw, for losing your virginity? It’d be vintage by then.[Jackson Lamb]
You nearly getting run over, broken CCTV, potential spotter, vehicle making a quick exit. It’s dodgy, but none of it raises my spidey senses as much as hearing a real-life woman is happy to spend time with you.[to Roddy]
Why do you even give a s*** anyway? It’s your last day, isn’t it? Why don’t you make a paper aeroplane or a rubber band ball? Make yourself useful.[to Louisa]
Why are you mistaking this for my office? Where you’re also not welcome.[to Catherine]
When that mad French bastard stormed this place, we were fighting him off with a f***ing kettle. What if we get attacked again?[Shirley Dander]The kettle got replaced, didn’t it?[Jackson Lamb]
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Usual activism for an educated woman of her age: heavy on hashtags, light on results.[about Tara]
Oh, don’t play dumb.[Diana Taverner]I’m not sure you can say dumb anymore. I think it offends the vocally impaired or idiots. I can’t remember which.[Jackson Lamb]
My advice… Same as to him. Find something else to do. For the sake of my mental health.[to Louisa and River]
I don’t get it.[Roddy Ho]We should have that put on a T-shirt for you.[Jackson Lamb]
