During Chanée & N’evergreen’s “In a Moment Like This”:
Jen: “Wind machine. Very good.”
Chris: “A little too strong.”
Jen: “No. No. Never too strong.”
During Chanée & N’evergreen’s “In a Moment Like This”:
Jen: “Wind machine. Very good.”
Chris: “A little too strong.”
Jen: “No. No. Never too strong.”
Irina: “They’re expecting me to bring out the big guns. But I’m going to bring a tank. I’m bringing the whole army.”
Chris: “She’s Georgian. What does she know about having a big army?”
Jen: “She does know something about fronting.”
Chris: His name is actually Corbin Bleu?
Jen: That’s what he’s going with. Why?
Chris: It’s too close to Cordon Bleu. What, is he full of ham and cheese?
Jen: Well, it is a Disney production.
Chris: Did you hear the story about East Germany’s porn?
Jen: East German porn? Who collects that, Eliot Spitzer?
While watching Hardball during the Iowa caucus coverage:
Pat Buchanan: “Hillary’s got that woman thing going.”
Jen: “It’s called a period, Pat.”
A conversation while listening to the Chieftans’ “St. Stephen’s Day Murders” from their Christmas album The Bells of Dublin:
Jen: “That’s Elvis Costello [singing], right?”
Chris: “Yes. It might be the best thing he’s ever done.”
Jen: “It is. And I include Diana Krall in that.”
A conversation while listening to “The Windmills of Your Mind,” the hit song from The Thomas Crown Affair, from Jack Jones Sings Michel Legrand…
Jen: What does this song have to do with The Thomas Crown Affair?
Chris: What does this song have to do with anything?
Jen: This is true.
Chris: That’s the problem with French composers, though. You tell them what your movie’s about and they do they opposite. “Michel, we’ve got this movie…”
Jen: “Stop right there!”