Unhappily Ever After (TV Series)
Jack's First Date (1995)
Geoff Pierson: Jack Malloy
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Quotes
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Jack Malloy : Whoa. I believe I'm looking at my Saturday night date.
Ryan Malloy : You don't stand a chance. That's Miss Taylor, my Civics teacher. Everybody's trying to date her, every guy in this school, every teacher, including half the women teachers, no luck.
Jack Malloy : [exuding confidence] Have some faith, oh ye of little boogie...
[walks over]
Jack Malloy : Hi, you come here often?
Miss Taylor : [short dress, long loose hair, bosomy] Yeah. Every day. I'm a teacher.
Jack Malloy : You're beautiful. You could make a fortune dancing naked for a bunch of drunks.
Miss Taylor : Yeah, but instead I choose to earn peanuts teaching a bunch of idiots.
Jack Malloy : [laughs] Look, we can stand here and chit-chat all night, but there are a lot of other women I could be hitting on, so do I have a shot with you or not?
Miss Taylor : I don't know. You have that pinched, horny look of a married man.
Jack Malloy : Actually, we just separated.
Miss Taylor : Really? So you probably haven't had enough time to catch a sexually transmitted disease.
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Jack Malloy : Yup, tomorrow night I'm taking your teacher out, and come Monday, every kid in the school will know how your old Dad did in the sack.
Ryan Malloy : It's okay, Dad, I was gonna drop out anyway.
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Ryan Malloy : Hey, Dad, what do you think about a guy who sits home night after night watching television, never has a date with a woman?
Jack Malloy : Don't worry, son, you're still young, you're probably not a homo.
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Jack Malloy : [returns, the worse for wear after his date] God! It hurts so bad!
Mr. Floppy : Yes! Give me details. Did you pop her? Ram her? Plant the carrot? Bashed her in the bunny hutch? *Did she suffer?*
Jack Malloy : Yes, I believe she did. You see, I got there three hours late and she was hungry. I didn't have a car, so I suggested we take a nice romantic walk to the restaurant. On our way there, my leg gave out, so she had to carry me, and... while I was holding on, I copped a cheap feel.
Mr. Floppy : Who's the man?
Jack Malloy : I'm the man!
Mr. Floppy : You the man!
Jack Malloy : No, you are the man!
Mr. Floppy : No, I'm the figment of the man's imagination! So tell me, did you get the real thing?
Jack Malloy : Uh, no.
Mr. Floppy : Then you not the man.
Jack Malloy : No, I'm not the man.
Mr. Floppy : Then who be the man?
Jack Malloy : Sixteen-year-old kid in a pickup truck who gave us a ride home. Nice kid, friend of Ryan's. I sat in the back with tomorrow's newspapers that he was delivering. Then she must have lost a contact lens, because she disappeared and he started to swerve. So I guess he's the man.
Mr. Floppy : But you watched?
Jack Malloy : Yeah, I did.
Mr. Floppy : Then you did see the man. And that means you *the loser.*
Jack Malloy : Yeah, that would be me.