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Ted Knight: Ted Baxter, Mrs. Goldman's Dog

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  • Ted Baxter : I always like to think that our little newsroom was one big happy family. In my innocence, little did I suspect we'd be harboring a backstabber in our very bosom. I'm going to reveal the name of that person. The backstabber is...

    Murray Slaughter : Isn't this were the lights go off and Ted is found dead on the floor?

  • [On the air] 

    Ted Baxter : I've just been handed a bulletin: "You have something on your front tooth!"

  • Lou Grant : You want a raise, is that it?

    Ted Baxter : Lou, I've written a figure on this pad.

    Lou Grant : Ted, I've written two words on this pad.

    Ted Baxter : Lou, I thing there's some room for negotiation between that figure and those words.

  • [explaining a dream to Lou and Murray] 

    Ted Baxter : I dreamt I was an old man, all wrinkled and shriveled, sitting alone on this park bench, and then this-this guy walked up to me, and he looked kind of familiar, and he just stood there, looking at me. And I said, "Who are you?" And he said, "I'm the son you never had." And then-then this woman appeared, and I said, "Who are you?", and she said, "I'm the daughter you never had." And then-then about twenty kids appeared, and I said, "Who are you?" And they said, "we're the children of the children you never had." Then a bunch of dogs and cats appeared, and I said, "Who are you?" And they said, "We're the pets of the children of the children you never had." And then a bunch of guys in white coats came up, and I said, "Who are you?" And they said, "We're the Veterinarians of the pets of the children of the children you never had." And then, and then...

    Lou Grant : Ted, just-just skip to the finish of the dream. Tell us how it ended.

    Ted Baxter : Oh like all my dreams end, with Marlo Thomas and Winston Churchill applauding me.

  • Lou Grant : Put it on an idiot card for Ted.

    Ted Baxter : Cue cards, Lou. I don't know why everyone insists on calling cue cards idiot cards.

    Murray Slaughter : We just have trouble thinking of you as a cue.

  • Ted Baxter : It's actually tomorrow in Tokyo. Do you realize that there are people alive here in Minneapolis who are already dead in Tokyo?

  • [Ted has been avoiding repaying Murrary] 

    Murray Slaughter : Ted, do you have that fifty cents I loaned you last week?

    Ted Baxter : Sure, Murray.

    [Looks in his wallet] 

    Ted Baxter : Darn, do you have change for a $500?

    Murray Slaughter : Sure, Ted

    [pulls a money bag from under his desk] 

    Ted Baxter : [stunned]  Quarters?

    Murray Slaughter : [smiling gleefully]  Nickels!

  • Mary Richards : Ted, do you trust me?

    Ted Baxter : Well, sure I do.

    Mary Richards : Okay, take off your left shoe.

    [Ted does so] 

    Mary Richards : Now take off your left sock.

    Ted Baxter : Mary...

    Mary Richards : Do you trust me, Ted?

    Ted Baxter : Sure.

    Mary Richards : Take off your left sock.

    [Ted does so] 

    Mary Richards : Now, the next time I'm talking to someone and you think of a comment you just have to add to the conversation, I want you to take that sock, and stuff it down your throat.

    Ted Baxter : What about the shoe?

    [Mary gives a look as if to say "don't tempt me."] 

  • Mary Richards : Well it's hard for me to say no.

    Ted Baxter : Say, Mary...

    Mary Richards : NO!

  • Mary Richards : [eating dinner]  This is delicious, Georgette. I love it.

    Georgette Franklin Baxter : Thank you, Mary.

    Ted Baxter : [stuffing his face]  I love it, too, Georgette. And I love you. Will you marry me?

    Mary Richards : Ted, you just proposed through a mouthful of creamed onions!

  • Ted Baxter : I did a report on unemployment. It's at an all-time high. Or was it low?

    Murray Slaughter : HIGH, Ted.

    Ted Baxter : Hi, Murr!

  • Ted Baxter : Folks, I've just received a special news bulletin: "You have something on your front tooth."

  • Ted Baxter : Say, Murray, I just read this item I think we should use. It's about a man who went on TV to make a plea to send Turkeys to convicts.

    Murray Slaughter : For pets or for dinner?

    Ted Baxter : I don't know! I think it was in "Ar-Kansas."

    Murray Slaughter : Yeah, I think they're doing the same thing in Arkansas too.

    Ted Baxter : How do you like that! It's spreading from state to state!

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