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Quotes Of The Week: Ted Lasso, Lucky, The Shards, Stuart Fails To Save The Universe, And More

This week's best lines come from Big Brother, Ted Lasso, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and more!

Quotes Of The Week: Ted Lasso, Lucky, The Shards, Stuart Fails To Save The Universe, And More

This weekend's edition of TVLine's Quotes of the Week features a collection of memorable lines from various shows. From Wizards of Waverly Place to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, the list includes nearly a dozen series. Ted Lasso, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and Lucky are each given double mentions.

In Wizards of Waverly Place, Harper confronts Justin about his newfound relationship with Spock, who is seen kissing his fellow crew members after being affected by hallucinogenic gasses. Coop from Let's Marry Harry remarks on the lack of privacy in the Baker house, while Sammy reveals personal details about her life, with Shaine responding calmly.

On Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, The Challenge receives a vocabulary lesson, and Big Brother evokes feelings of age. In The Shards, the show recalls the challenges of growing up in 1980s Los Angeles.

Ted Lasso and Stuart Fails to Save the Universe both appear twice in this week's roundup. In the latter, Ted schools Higgins on American English, while Cooper reminds everyone that the Baker house provides little privacy.

Dottie from Dottie explains the rules at her retirement community, while Deb Chubb reflects on the challenges faced by her generation compared to today's teenagers. In Lucky, Lyric Medeiros grapples with the concept of videotapes, and Naheim uses his confessional to challenge Christian's feedback on his fashion choices.

Finally, Stuart acknowledges the people around him who consider science to be evil in 2026 reality.

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