Emma's made it abundantly clear she's got no use for marriage. I wish I had had her strength.

Reverand Layton

Oh, women were so underwritten in early musicals.

Melissa

Josh: I usually give it a kick.
Melissa: Oh, really?
Josh: Yeah. Right there. I could do it for you if you'd like.
Melissa: Nah, I've been doing all my own kicking since third grade.

Betsy: Look! There's the swing I used to swing on the summer I turned fourteen. Seems like that was only yesterday.
Josh: But it wasn't, right?

Melissa: Wait, is this an actual gun?
Danny: It sure is. Now, you're gonna want to place your left hand on the barrel, while you position your finger on the trigger. Now, be careful. This thing can go off if you stroke it the right way, even gently. So mind your grip and just remember, these things were built to explode.

Danny: Say, what do you think of that teddy bear?
Melissa: Ugh, it's creepy
Danny: You want it?
Melissa: Yes! Are you gonna win it for me?
Danny: Heck, no. You're a strong, independent woman. You're going to win it for yourself.

Mildred: I don't like those two outsiders, Howard, or their new-fangled city ideas. They don't belong here.
Howard: I don't know about that, Mildred.
Mildred: I know you don't. That's why I'm telling you. They need to go.

Oh, did you see that? This super hot guy just bought me for two dollars. Yeah! Make it rain, Danny Bailey!

Melissa

Mayor: Sold! To the newcomer, Mr. Skinner, for twenty dollars!
Betsy: That's Dr. Skinner!
Melissa: Hey, I'm a doctor too, by the way.
Larry: But you're a lady

Josh: How much is a 'bit'?
Pete: Twelve and a half cents.
Josh: Why is there a term for twelve and a half cents? How's that helpful?

Larry: You're not going to want to drink that, missy. That there's the Gentlemen's punch bowl. It's got alcohol in it.
Melissa: Oh, thank you for the warning, Larry the Fireman.

Betsy: Tonight's the annual picnic basket auction to raise money to buy books for the library.
Tootie: And replace the ones the Reverand's wife burned.

Schmigadoon! Season 1 Quotes

What, so one kick and, apparently, MAGIC?

Melissa

Josh: I usually give it a kick.
Melissa: Oh, really?
Josh: Yeah. Right there. I could do it for you if you'd like.
Melissa: Nah, I've been doing all my own kicking since third grade.