Georgie: Alrighty. Bye, baby.
Mandy: Bye, honey. Be good.
Mary: Oh, she'll be an angel for Nana and Grampy.
George: Grampy? I didn't sign off on that.
Mandy: Okay, let's go, I want to get this nap started.
Georgie: See you, Grampy.

Mary: That was so nice.
George: Yeah, what a sweet deal. You have a little fun, then hand her right back.
Mary: I don't know, I like having a baby in the house.
George: [chuckles] Yeah, well... You know, Russ at work, he-he's starting all over with wife number two. You should see him. Looks like a walking corpse.
Mary: That doesn't sound so bad.
George: Are you serious?
Mary: [sighs] Well, Georgie and CeeCee live across town, Sheldon's about to move to California. The house is gonna feel empty.
George: Whoa, whoa, it ain't empty yet, you still got Missy here.
Mary: Missy doesn't let me hug her anymore.
George: That is not true. Missy, get out here and hug your mother!
Missy: [o.s.] No! [George sighs]

Mary: Is it your...
George: Groin, yeah.
Mary: Let me run you a warm bath. I bet that'll help.
George: Oh, I'll be fine. I just need to sit for a while... and not take a shower for two to three days.
Mary: I'll get you some BENGAY.
George: No, no! No.
Mary: Heating pad?
George: I'm good. Got my peas. Just need to sit. [airy, prolonged groaning...]
Mary: You sure you're okay?
George: Oh, yeah, right as rain. [groans]

Mary: I know it looks a little lived in, but it's got good bones.
George: Yeah. How much can we get for it?
Joanna: Well, I need to see the rest of the house.
George: Of course, yeah.
Mary: And we recently redid the plumbing.
George: And that was pricey. Write that down.