Everybody Hates Chris Quotes

Narrator: It's better to hang out with friends that get you out of trouble, not into it. If only 2Pac had known that.

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Julius: I'm not hungry.
Narrator: For my father to waste food, that could only mean one thing: hell must've frozen over.
The Devil: Damn, it's cold!

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Narrator: When it came to our friendship, we didn't see color.
Caruso: Hey Count Chocula. Hey Cap'n Crunch.
Narrator: Never woulda happened if I'd convinced Greg to wear blackface.

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Narrator: Cleanin' up Kill Moves was tougher than cleanin' up New Orleans after Katrina.

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Tonya: Can I have some money to buy a Christmas present for my friend Monica?
Julius: I'm afraid that's not in accordance with the principles of Kwanzaa.
Narrator: Or my father's cheapness!

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Ms. Morello: This year, my holiday gift to you is a homework assignment.
Narrator: I'm glad I didn't get her anything.

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Narrator: Kill Moves and his mother taught me a valuable lesson: No matter what you celebrate, the holidays should be spent with people you love.

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Greg: I'm gonna do what I do every Christmas at the old folks' home.
Chris: What's that?
Greg: Pose for pictures dressed as baby Jesus.
Narrator: I posed for pictures as big baby Jesus. R.I.P., ODB.

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Narrator: Christmas was my mother's favorite time of year. She loved the food, and she loved the decorations. My father, on the other hand, hated Christmas. He hated the food.
Rochelle: I need to go grocery shoppin'.
Narrator: And he hated the decorations.
Rochelle: We need decorations.

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Chris: Mom, Kathleen Devereaux, 551 East 63 Street.
Greg: Dude, that's on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Do you know what kind of people live there?
Narrator: White people and Spike Lee.

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Narrator: Since there was no "Kwanzaa Eve" celebration for my family, Christmas Day turned into just another Wednesday.
Drew: Aren't there any Kwanzaa shows on?
Narrator: Yeah. The Bob Hope Kwanzaa Special.
Rochelle: Everything is about Christmas.
Julius: Our ancestors played games and told stories.
Rochelle: Because our ancestors didn't have TV.
Drew: See? That's Kwanzaa's second principle, kujichagulia-- self-determination.
Rochelle: Kuji-what?
Julius: We define ourselves. We don't need the man tellin' us what to watch.

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Mr. Omar: What's wrong with y'all? You look like the Grinch stole your Christmas.
Julius: We're not celebratin' Christmas this year. We're celebratin' Kwanzaa.
Drew: Yeah, we're tired of being consumed by this capitalistic nation's mindless consumerism.
Mr. Omar: Tragic.

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Kathleen: Baby, it's so good to see you. I've been very worried.
Kill Moves: It's good to see you too, Mom.
Kathleen: How have you been?
Kill Moves: Homeless.
Kathleen: Other than that.
Kill Moves: Good. You know, watchin' my diet. I get a lotta exercise, and I don't talk to space people as much as I used to. Except for Gazoo.
Kathleen: Of course.

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Kathleen: And who are you?
Chris: Oh, I'm Chris.
Kathleen: Welcome to my home, Chris.
Chris: Looks like a department store.
Kathleen: Well, this is my favorite time of year.

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Mr. Omar: If you know of any young men who would like to learn about the wonderful world of death, this scholarship is worth $250.
Narrator: Sounds like ticket money to me!

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Vanessa: Hey, slick, if you wasn't a psychotic, homeless bum, I'd go out with you.
Kill Moves: Get in line, sister. Get in line.

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Julius: What's Kwanzaa?
African Expert: Kwanzaa is celebrated for seven days after Christmas and emphasizes principles of family, community and culture. This peaceful African holiday was the great idea of Dr. Maulana Karenga. Later, one of his bad ideas led him to prison for four years for felonious assault and false imprisonment. Although Kwanzaa has enjoyed limited success, felonious assault swept the nation and continues to thrive throughout the African-American community today.

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Narrator: After 15 bottles of shampoo and a Silkwood shower, our job was complete.
Vanessa: You're done.
Kill Moves: Ooh-ee! I look like a young Cleavon Little.
Narrator: More like an old Clifton Davis.

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Narrator: While Tonya wouldn't speak about Kwanzaa, Drew was ready to start speakin' Swahili.
Drew: The first principle of Kwanzaa is umoja; unity. That means us black people gotta stick together.
Narrator: Well, that's it for Kwanzaa.

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Narrator: All I wanted was some Southern hospitality, but all I got was Northern hostility.

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Drew: I don't like down South. People act too country.
Narrator: They're not acting.

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Tonya: [looking at a family photo] Hey Ma, who's that?
Rochelle: Oh, that's your Cousin Beanie! You know what? She's 12, just like you.
Narrator: Except Cousin Beanie's not evil.

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Narrator: I tried to bring Greg up to speed on the new direction of the South.
Greg: Down South? You mean, like, across the Mason-Dixon Line?
Chris: Yeah. You know, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina.
Greg: Mississippi? Are you trying to get yourself killed? You going to Mississippi is like me going to... hmm, I don't know, Mississippi.

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Tonya: Ma, I'm hungry. Can we get a snack?
Rochelle: Are you nuts?! Have you seen the rats in this place?
Drew: Let's just go home and eat there.
Narrator: Same rats, different borough.

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Narrator: After my mother convinced Uncle Louis to fly, we headed to Port Authority, the only place in New York scarier than our neighborhood.
Rochelle: OK, I want y'all to be real careful in here. This place is full of pickpockets, pimps, and... and, and murderers and child molesters and thieves.
Narrator: That's the Port Authority slogan.

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Narrator: I was a bad boy long before Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.

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Maître D': Young man, I'm going to have to ask you to take your feet off the table.
Chris: And what if I don't?
Maître D': Then I'm going to have to ask you to leave.

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Drew: Maybe we can bring somebody.
Rochelle: Wait a minute. This sounds like a nice place. We can't just bring somebody.
Narrator: We thought about bringin' Vanessa.
Vanessa: I dated a French guy once. I can't stand French food. I mean, hors d'oeuvres. Who wants a piece of liver on a toothpick? [to a waiter] You got any chimichangas?
Narrator: We thought about Jerome.
Jerome: Excuse me, garçon, can we get some more silverware?
Waitress: I just put some out.
Jerome: I don't know what happened to it. [it is then revealed that he stole some silverware]
Narrator: We even thought about Mr. Omar.
[a woman is trying to save her choking husband]
Rochelle: Oh, my God! He's chokin'! Help him!
Mr. Omar: Hold on! There's nothing we can do.
Woman: But he's still choking! [her husband dies]
Mr. Omar: Not anymore. Tragic!

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Narrator: Friends don't let friends die lonely.

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Greg: Dude, once a friend, always a friend. It's the Westermarck effect.
Chris: West what?
Greg: Edward Westermarck. He was a scientist. He concluded that when two people live together in close proximity during the early years of life, they will never become boyfriend and girlfriend.
Narrator: That means I still have a chance with Shakira.

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