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Quotes Of The Week: Adults, All American, Big Brother, And More

This week's best lines come from Big Brother, Adults, All American, and more.

Quotes Of The Week: Adults, All American, Big Brother, And More

This week's edition of Quotes of the Week showcases a diverse array of sound bites from various television shows. The list includes quotes from "Beyond the Gates," "Adults," and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," among others.

One notable quote comes from a contestant on "Big Brother," who reveals they are 25 years old, a fact that Max claims is the peak age of desirability. Billie, played by Lucy Freyer, struggles to convince 20-year-old Garrett, played by Jake Shane, that she is young and fun.

A contestant on "The Challenge" is heard using robotic-sounding language, while a college professor, played by Elaine Kao, is told he might be bionic. Charlie Day's character, Charlie, warns a professor that he may be a robot, saying "Have drinken" instead of "Have drunk".

On "Survivor", contestants express their frustration and anger, with one saying "I knew it!! I knew I couldn't trust them! F**k you!!" Another competitor, Mallory, is heard expressing her fury at being nominated by an "ally".

The live feeds on "Survivor" will be down for three days due to this week's twist. Host Julie Chen Moonves makes a humorous reference, urging viewers to "touch grass".

Tori reflects on her failed marriage with Felipe, who spent the last day of their union discussing his fantasies of cheating on her. The scene between Andre, played by Sean Freeman, and Heather, played by Ashley Jones, is speculated to be ghost-written by Britney Spears.

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