Supergirl, The Big Bang Theory, and American Horror Story are in our top TV Quotes of the Week on Hypable. Check out the best of what was funny, sad, or snarky on TV this week.
Did your favorite show bring on the funny, the memorable, or the meta this week with quotable TV quotes? Did you laugh out loud from the words of the resident “joke machine”? Will you be making a meme from what your favorite characters said? Are their words destined to end up on a t-shirt or coffee mug?
See if our picks for favorite TV quotes of the week match your favorites!
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‘Supergirl’
Cat Grant: “One time at a party, Paul McCartney swore to me that he and Yoko were the closest of friends. He was more convincing.”
Cat has deduced that Kara is Supergirl (and she is right). Kara continues to deny this secret, but Cat isn’t having it. She’s an established journalist, after all, and she knows when someone is lying.
‘American Horror Story’
Queenie: “I’m not letting a red-dotted, blood-whore freak take up another second of my time. This is my vacation!”
Queenie carried over her voodoo magic from Coven to make a cameo this week as she checked into AHS: Hotel. After a season of battling undead minotaurs and chauffeuring Madam LaLaurie to fast food joints, who could blame her for getting peeved that a blood thirsty freak was messing up her weekend of R&R, and a chance to be on The Price is Right?
‘Big Bang Theory’
Raj: “And the object we discovered is… “
Sheldon: “Come on, Daddy needs a livable planet he can rule with an iron fist.”
Raj: “A medium-sized asteroid.”
Sheldon: “That’s it? How common. That’s the chicken fingers on the menu of space.”
Sheldon was disappointed when the unidentified space object he discovered with Raj didn’t quite live up to his expectations.
‘Elementary’
Sherlock: “It’s hardly the first time I’ve inspired a writer, Watson. I am actually the basis for several fictional characters across various media.”
In a universe where Sherlock Holmes does not exist, of course it is possible for someone to document the good deeds as a forensic expert as foreign. But Sherlock, though self aware, is clued into the fact that some may find him fascinating enough for fiction.