Latest Quotes

“Don't think one hour passed where I didn't think of you.”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, Are You Still Talking?

“Is there no end to Miss Lister's selflessness?”

— Sally Wainwright, Charles Lawton, Rupert Vansittart, Most Women Are Dull and Stupid

“Please! I'm in love with you!”

— Sally Wainwright, Ann Walker, Sophie Rundle, Most Women Are Dull and Stupid

“All she needs to do now is realize that the nature of what she feels for me is love.”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“Ann Walker: I'm very fond of children but I'm not sure that I'd want to... Anne Lister: What? Ann Walker: Give birth. Anne Lister: No. No, it's not something I've ever felt compelled to do. I dissected a baby once.”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“Good Lord, I have been here for hours. How did that happen?”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“I was in Paris once, dressed extremely well, I thought. In silk and ribbons, ringlets in my hair. Very gay. Very ladylike. And even then someone mistook me for a... So no, I'm not a man. I'm a lady. A woman. I'm a lady-woman. I'm a woman.”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“It's all well and good being different in York or Paris.”

— Sally Wainwright, Marian Lister, Gemma Whelan, I Was Just Passing

“You made my whole world a little bit brighter that day.”

— Sally Wainwright, Ann Walker, Sophie Rundle, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“You think because I'm a woman I'll be persuaded to take less?”

— Sally Wainwright, Anne Lister, Suranne Jones, I Just Went There to Study Anatomy

“However far away my sister goes, however long she's gone for, she always manages to become the topic of any given conversation”

— Sally Wainwright, Marian Lister, Gemma Whelan, I Was Just Passing

“Live events offer podcasts the opportunity to monetize outside of audio ad revenue, which is growing but still pretty small compared to radio ad revenue.”

— Sara Fischer, Podcast event sales have increased by over 2000% in the last 6 years

“You guys, are the fucking worst! Your gods are a lie! Fuck you, fuck nature and fuck trees!”

— Dan Guterman, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Morty Smith, Justin Roiland, The Ricks Must Be Crazy

“Ooh yeah, shame me. At least when I'm disgusting it's on purpose.”

— Mike McMahan, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Summer Smith (voice), Spencer Grammer, Total Rickall

“Morty: You sold a gun to a murderer so you could play video games? Rick: Yeah, sure, I mean, if you spend all day shuffling words around, you can make anything sound bad, Morty.”

— David Phillips, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Rick Sanchez / Morty Smith (voice), Justin Roiland, Mortynight Run

“[addressing Rick] You and Unity are like... like leggings and mid-calf boots. You think you're great together, but you're just bringing out the worst in each other.”

— Ryan Ridley, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Summer Smith (voice), Spencer Grammer, Auto Erotic Assimilation

“Don't waste your brain on those weirdos, Unity. They're no different from any of the aimless chumps that you occupy. They just put you at the center of their lives because you're powerful. And then, because they put you there, they want you to be less powerful. Never gonna happen though, right?”

— Ryan Ridley, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Rick Sanchez / Morty Smith (voice), Justin Roiland, Auto Erotic Assimilation

“Morty: Uhm, should we maybe stop somewhere and get you a coffee? Maybe splash a little water on your face, or...? Unity: No, no. If I wanted to be sober, I wouldn't have gotten drunk.”

— Ryan Ridley, Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon, Unity, Christina Hendricks, Auto Erotic Assimilation

“For queer women and nonbinary people in small towns or more rural communities, seeking out those spicy, no-strings-attached sexual experiences can be a challenge in a number of ways.”

— Hannah Brashers, For Queer Women In Rural America, Finding Casual Sex Can Be Near Impossible

“Men rarely feel guilty or question their motives when it comes to naming their progeny. They’re certainly not accused of being manipulative. Like so many privileges, it’s a given. In our failure to question patrilineality—literally the tracing of descent through the paternal line—or to consider the…”

— Adrienne Brodeur, Our Children Have My Last Name. No, My Husband Doesn’t Mind