Edit to add: Who loves ya baby?

I use that line all the time.

Wolf

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From the 1950's

(I love Six Feet Under, but I can't stand the "Brenda" character)

(It's from a 1970's sit-com)

I'm gonna have to join the Longshoreman's union."

And you can just imagine Ralph's reply

When I was a young child, the explosive Ralph frightened me.

If we could capture the energy from Alice's eye-rolling, it would power a small city

I saw that Joyce Randolph just died after 99 years, so I had just been reminiscing about the show and the characters.

But,, like Barney Miller, it is from a sit-com.

his response: "I am not a number."

if I'm not mistaken his full response is "I am not a number, I am a free man!"

I've got chunks of guys like you in my stool".

Kinda under the weather? Like you've got the flu?"

The last words of Walt "Goodbye Lydia."

I ate his liver with dried cherrios and a mashed up banana...thththth".

but it was a TV show.

(Hint: This TV show aired on F/X)

(Hint: It was a very popular sitcom that only ran 4 seasons on NBC)

A particular character's frequently used expression of exasperation.

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Monty Python's Flying Circusssssss.

That was a lot of fun.

hitmen west of the Mississippi".

1. With God as my witness I thought Turkeys could fly.

2. More goo to go

3. The chimp was alone with the victim in a locked room we found the gun in his hand.

Is #3 The Naked Gun?

2 . Is from The Bob Newheart Show ( one where he was Psychologist.) It was from a Thanksgiving episode. His wife goes to her family's house for the holiday. Bob begs off by saying he has to be available for his patients. Instead his neighbor and dentist friend come over. One of them tries to cook a turkey but all 3 get totally drunk, and burn it. They end up calling the Chinese restaurant and Bob has trouble saying Moo gai-pan. So he just starts continuously yelling more goo to go. Emily feeling guilty returns later that night, and asks "Bob, why are there a 100 cartons of Moo-gai' pan in the hallway?" I could not stop laughing. That was a great show!

#3 is from Monk.

Hint: It's from a very popular NBC sit-com

It's a popular sit-com from way back

(I don't know his position on checks in Better Call Saul, since I've never watched it)

"How can you think love will end. When I've asked you to spend your whole life. With me? (with me, with me)"

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I saw The Association once at the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos, CA.
There were three other bands, but the only one I remember was "Syndicate of Sound"

I know it so well, it was a song we sang in an elementary school show

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(I added more to the quote just now)

(I've never seen that show)

(Nice guess though)

go for some basic foreplay, they'll detail your car".

{In the "Post an obscure trivia question about a movie or TV show" thread]

Root Beer

"Looks like a penguin"

That O'Keefe lady kept trying over and over until that stupid door was perfect."

Hint:
It was an F/X comedy-drama series

sleeping with my sister is going to be ME! "

never had the makings of a varsity athlete"

Uncle June talking to AJ about Tony.

(Uncle June was beginning to show signs of Old Timer's Disease)

found he could exploit his medical condition.

It's from an NBC sit-com that ran 6 seasons (late 90's)

It's from a popular (though short-lived) NBC sit-com....Much more recent than Maude

The only instance I can think of where a tailor had an important, ongoing role in that realm.

John Belushi as Kirk, Chevy was Spock, Dan Akroyd was Bones.

if not your tongue.

to get advice from a guy who never saw Shane."