Lorraine's a farmer?

I'll Take Romance

The Union
An Explosive Affair
Rumors
Straight from the Heart
Who's on First?
Three Days of the Condo
Jennifer and the Will
The Consultant
Love, Exciting and New
You Can't go out
of Town Again

Pills
Changes
Jennifer and Johnny's
Charity

I'll Take Romance
Fire
Dear Liar
Circumstantial Evidence
The Creation of Venus
The Impossible Dream
To Err is Human
Up and Down the Dial


Jennifer: Herb finally got a sponser for Les's news. Their motto is, "You'll never walk alone."

Mr Carlson: Herb, you're a married man.
Herb: It's not for me! I used Les's name. He's gonna take the girl out. See, pretty slick, huh? Huh? You see, this way, I can see if the girl's worth m-- Uh, what I mean is, if the client's happy, I'm happy and hey, Les gets something he hasn't had in two years. A date.

Herb: Our demographics says that single, lonely, depressed people listen to your broadcasts, and you're one of them!
Les: It's so cold, so inhuman!
Herb: Get with the twentieth century, Les!
Les: Herb, to me a person is more than some data on the computer printout sheet. I'm a complicated man! I need a complicated woman! And I'm willing to wait until fate takes a hand.

Herb: She also likes wimpy guys who wear glasses, and hog breeding.
Les: She does?

Les on the phone with Lorraine: Do you eat dinner?

Andy: Herbert, I do not need a computerized service to help me find girls. I meet 'em the old-fashioned way: I pick them up in bars.

Johnny to Jennifer: You don't mind if we just... stare at you?

Lorraine: Is this your first date with Carlson?
Jennifer: Oh, it's not a date. I work for him.
Lorraine: Full time?
Jennifer: Uh huh.
Lorraine: That's even better than this computer dating scam! I'm not complaining - it sure beats working the streets!

Les, seeing Lorraine: Ooooo!

Mr Carlson: Would you care to dance?
Jennifer: No, that's okay Mr Carlson.
Mr Carlson: No no, I've just got to get my shoes back on. Okay. Silly shiny little sissy shoes!

Jennifer: Do you know what this means?
Herb: Sure do. It means I wasted a $200 hooker on Nessman.

Les: Are you trying to tell me that I'm not worthy of Lorraine?
Jennifer: No, I'm trying to tell you that Lorraine is not worthy of you.
Les: She cost $200.
Jennifer: No, she charges $200. Les, I'm talking about the oldest profession.
Les: Lorraine's a farmer?

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