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The movie is deeper than I expected, with as many wise one-liners as the original Frozen had hilarious one-liners.
"I saw the one-liners -- 'excellent,' 'healthy,' 'great,'" she said.
A. Well, the one-liners I'm just picking on the spot.
Biden has been known to deliver one-liners to great effect.
I spent ten years talking in swear words and one-liners.
Some political candidates are great at throwing around snappy one-liners.
There's all these keyboard warriors on Reddit throwing out one liners.
And here's the best (and worst) of the debate's one-liners.
The best one-liners Zingers -- isn't this what debates are for?
Everyone had their one-liners about Trump as the debate opened.
Fortune cookie writers can make serious money for their one-liners.
But he also sometimes workshops his one-liners on the trail.
But when his one-liners fell flat, Mr. Minhaj was prepared.
Being him, he popped off a few one liners about impeachment.
Ghostbusters takes the haters to task with some scorching one-liners.
As a result, Baron Cohen keeps hurling wan one-liners over the
There's shade, naughty one-liners, Divine Nine references, and black-ass debates.
The BeyHive have their shady one-liners, we the Navy have ours.
She didn't have any sassy one-liners when she spoke to me.
These statements, however, are not slogans, nor are they political one-liners.
Here are 11 of their most cringe-inducing, flat one-liners: 1.
These are action figures, swapped in and out to deliver one-liners.
His dialogue isn't peppered with one-liners or doused in sardonic humor.
The original movie is so rich with one-liners and little absurdities.
I'm sure he would have one of his patented one-liners ready.
The trailer promises explosions, action sequences, and plenty of humorous one-liners.
Fuld said players rarely discussed social causes beyond a few one-liners.
Mean Girls is most famous for its killer Tina Fey one-liners.
He was consistent and he was on target with his one-liners.
There is a risk, though, in relying on crowd-pleasing one-liners.
His comedy was based around well-trodden one-liners, bits and impersonations.
The clothes, the house, and especially the one-liners of great comedy.
He draws from his parenting mishaps to deliver self-deprecating one-liners.
Turn on your pun detectors, marshal your best one-liners, and enjoy.
Fans knew it would begin with a crime and then proceed through two separate but equally important halves: the investigation, with its detectives and their corny one-liners, and the trial, with Sam Waterston and his indignant one-liners.
But, after the film's release, the shining one-liners turned into bitter dust.
Some of the one-liners in the book are things you've tweeted before.
They're precocious and churn out one-liners that match the show's rapid pace.
In today's political commentary and activist speech, disparaging one-liners replace substantive debate.
Comic one-liners, memorable slogans and clips of blunders have dominated social media.
Throughout this campaign season, Hillary Clinton has thrown out many punchy one-liners.
Malachi: "the mighty serpent prince has some stones"... again with the one liners!
Hard-hitters laden with funny one-liners take place of serenading rap lullabies.
Kyle also had a penchant for dry one-liners, heavy on word play.
It's their one-liners and responses to contestants that really drove the show.
But Her Carol is also full of one-liners, sneaky grins, and teases.
It's full of monsters, one-liners, and a surprise reveal at the end.
Among the popular one-liners is this: International trade deals steal American jobs.
Some of the jokes are rimshot one-liners that don't carry much weight.
The one-liners are used ahead of the episodes while introducing the cast.
I did some soul-searching and decided to go with the one-liners.
As a result, Canadian one-liners were aplenty — a couple at Twain's expense.
Noisey: The album seems quite literate with quite a few witty one liners.
All the beautiful one liners that would sum up my love for him?
Strong women who got by on their wits, sassy one-liners and style.
In the end I felt I was looking mostly at fashion one-liners.
Ms. Silberman's attention to trendy detail is exemplified by some one-liners here.
I knew they went deeper than my other one-liners and bizarre anecdotes.
And focus on the developing storyline rather than just the comedy one-liners.
With so many candidates, all we get are soundbites, gotchas and one-liners.
"Den of Thieves" crackled with memorable one-liners that became Wall Street lore.
The research also found that longer replies are more persuasive than one-liners.
Enjoy her magisterial delivery and plethora of fabulous one-liners in the meantime.
She's quick with one liners, unabashedly herself, and not afraid to shake things up.
I'm good with one liners; they're sometimes mean, but they're meant to be funny.
Everyone has one-liners ready to go, though a lot of them are cringeworthy.
The tight news cycle, tweetstorms, gossip mongers, insight, argument, factoids, snark and one-liners.
The trailer has all of the top-notch cop-movie one-liners you'd expect.
I like how much these one-liners make me grapple with my own perceptions.
"The one-liners that come out of his mouth are priceless," he says, laughing.
There aren't any one-liners you'll be repeating for days and months after watching.
A few one-liners and a simple policy proposal or two seems to do.
The brutal content, the vicious one-liners, the impeccably cool outfits; it's all there.
There simply wasn't enough time to generate a whole set of new one-liners.
A string of devastating one-liners from Diane offer biting commentary on institutional misogyny.
Now, decades later, the one-liners still come quickly, drawn from a bottomless bag.
Like comic books, it is full of colorful villains and brimming with one-liners.
Memorable one-liners, he said, had become even more crucial in the Twitter age.
At first, it was quirky one-liners to gleeful fans who suddenly recognized him.
About the slapstick, off-the-cuff one-liners of the wing-tipped Paulie Walnuts.
Come to Harlots for the costumes, fierce one-liners, and a heavy dose of pulp.
Now you can wear his costume and practice all the one-liners in your mirror.
Some one-liners seem too convenient for a contestant to have come up with themselves.
That perhaps explains his puzzling one-liners bubbling with optimism regarding trade talks with China.
There, woodchips, rusty nails, incomplete texts, and one-liners represent fragments of Hayes-Chute's ideas.
Jokes are spread throughout the cast, but Joel gets a heavy heap of one-liners.
A string of one liners with mild-profanity are meant to verify his cultural authenticity.
I couldn't be caring about Kris' latest boyfriend or laughing at Scott Disick's one-liners.
And how many one-liners will Rocket Raccoon get in the first 10 minutes alone?
Like a comedian at a Friar's Club roast he laid into Mayweather with one-liners.
He appeared flustered, but not flummoxed, and managed to land a few memorable one liners.
He knows he wants her to contribute "funny, bitchy one-liners" about her former costar.
Sometimes that took the form of suggested one-liners for Clinton or her campaign surrogates.
Like all Pixar's best grouchy old curmudgeons, he's full of one-liners and hidden empathy.
Let me know in the comments if I missed any seamlessly integrated meta one-liners.
Think about it: There's a litany of one-liners that we give certain relationship behaviors.
He included some one-liners that have that characteristic Fisher bite, which she wrote herself.
Over the following hours, she took on the haters while delivering some trademark one-liners.
And there are even a couple of amusing, albeit unmemorable, sight gags and one-liners.
For one, the format does not lend itself easily to sound bites and one-liners.
"I'm delighted people found his one liners as funny as I did," she told them.
It's like a greatest hits of political jabs and one-liners turned into TV gags.
Whedon clearly believes that adding tiny bits of comedy and sizzling one-liners equals humanity.
Together, they're a bunch of narcissistic misfits with one-liners so biting, even Amma would wince.
"Dwayne comes in with the one-liners, and Zac is more of the prankster," she says.
It has plenty of problems, but it's still plenty useful for news, commentary, and one-liners.
And Robert Pattinson isn't a lifeless creature mumbling one-liners to an equally apathetic Kristen Stewart.
Could she lead from the Iron Throne and deliver some witty one-liners in the process?
So Donald, you know, is great at — at the one-liners, but he's a chaos candidate.
Sandra was on fire last night, with ripping one-liners and her very own catch phrase.
Sometimes, instead of getting the responses we want, we get the brutal one-liners we deserve.
The dialogue doesn't help; the entire season is riddled with terrible one-liners and tiresome filler.
Samuel L. Jackson has a tendency to wryly deliver one-liners before pulling some badass move.
The doctors, whether in surgical scrubs, Hawaiian shirts or bathrobes, had plenty of pithy one-liners.
It seems that Cheryl has taken over her spot as the queen of bitchy one-liners.
He is, very clearly, the quest-giver, delivering a mix of exposition and trite one-liners.
"I mean, I would say Jordan [Kimball] for his one-liners," said Kufrin with a laugh.
Expensive action shots and one-liners, in the hands of great trailer-makers, make great trailers.
I settled on some rules: Despite the name, one-liners are often two or three sentences.
Games like FIFA or Madden bludgeon you with the same barrage of one-liners on repeat.
The book works consciously to debunk the trite one-liners, such as that Prince "transcended" race.
It is usually an occasion for affable one-liners from politicians or, in election years, candidates.
But none led to sharp exchanges, as the candidates favored quippy one-liners over sustained attacks.
But the movie comes across as a rush of bouncy one-liners and arch formal conceits.
Klobuchar's speech was subdued, with few big applause lines and a number of missed one-liners.
His tainted credibility is by no means redeemed with a few laugh-out-loud one-liners.
Williamson garnered attention for a number of one-liners during the first and second primary debates.
This is mostly throw away one-liners I'm just doing to entertain myself at idle moments.
Deputies outlined Cruz's movements and interactions in brief one-liners and checked boxes throughout their shifts.
And Ann Landers and Dear Abby are also really known for their pithy one-liners. Right.
I would steal Alex's jawline and dedication to going to the gym, and Vic's funny one-liners.
Her one-liners hit hard, her kocktails are strong, and she's not apologizing for any of it.
This new trailer shows off plenty of bounty hunter action, cyborgs, green goo, and quippy one-liners.
But those breezy one liners sound a lot clunkier coming from Fox than they did Ellen Page.
Instead, we got Trump shouting insults and one-liners, interrupting Clinton, trying to take over the conversation.
It's her first sentence on screen, one of many one-liners she delivers with impeccable stoner nonchalance.
Donald Trump is a frequent target, and the recipient of some of Colbert's best one-liners. Shocking.
Hell, they can't even come up with fresh-smelling one-liners about the movie's resident poop icon.
If you do a joke long enough, outside of one-liners, bits can always evolve and change.
Will she be a pivotal player in this story or simply a springboard for Sparrow one-liners?
There's no bibliography and no footnotes, but the pages are teeming with aphorisms and hilarious one-liners.
The comedy is situational and confessional, the flat one-liners mixed in with more memorable physical comedy.
In dealing with the media, she was brash and quite funny—showing a gift for one-liners.
In a play that is a battle of one-liners, this Osvaldo has effective silent defense weapons.
Musk sticks around cracking one-liners like a comedian who knows his set has gone horribly wrong.
Come for the one-liners and razor-sharp cheekbones, then stay and hope they show up again.
With some of the best one-liners ever written and a clever visual style, Scott Pilgrim vs.
Witty and unedited, she brandished a seemingly endless supply of quippy one-liners that landed with precision.
As we see in the third episode, she takes down vigilantes while also delivering salty one-liners.
But in time, my swooning was not because of love notes, surprise appearances or charming one-liners.
He has chops in slapstick, he delivers hilarious one-liners, and his presence is electric in every scene.
The tweets sent out by Mumbai Police chief Ahmad Javed also makes frequent use of funny one-liners.
The book is loaded with the laugh-out-loud one-liners that initially attracted me to Joe's work.
Kelli especially shines with her nonstop flow of funny one-liners, half of which I'm sure Rothwell improvised.
They more than make up for it with charming banter, wicked one-liners, and all-around playful bullying.
Less Markle, less puns, less royal imagery inexplicably in the graphics, but still the same sassy one-liners.
Keep the fire of Game of Thrones alive until summer of 2019 with these Insta-ready one-liners.
Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange (introduced in 2016) has the snarky ego and snappy one-liners of Iron Man.
As Batman, West also demonstrated his strong command of vocabulary, delivering wacky one-liners in a deadpan style.
Or Powerless, where the side characters enjoy witty repartee, but Hudgens fails to successfully land her one liners.
WWDITS is plied with the same kind of one liners that are destined to be quoted among fans.
Between its inspiring message and epic one-liners, the series strikes the rare balance between heartfelt and hilarious.
Clinton, by contrast, can appear scripted and static when she tries to hurl planned one-liners in debates.
The one-liners are funny, showing a Steven Wright-ish flair for finding the absurd in the everyday.
But the original series (and even season four) mixed that with slapstick and one-liners and unlikely situations.
Twitter has turned a lot of sports reporting into play-by-play, hot takes and snarky one-liners.
But "Marriage Story" is also funny, lightening the darkness with glittering one-liners and several farcical set-pieces.
His actions ground the novel's thrills and one-liners in the psychological realities of misogyny and domestic violence.
Most of this is clever, often ingenious, but the frequency of one-liners works against the novel's trajectory.
Instead of the usual insults, he told corny one-liners from an old joke book, but with commitment.
Her aforementioned one-liners remain as astute as they are austere, the wisdom she shares just as relatable.
If you are a member of Bachelor Nation, you most likely remember Demi and her remarkably memorable one-liners.
They serve up vivid images and memorable one-liners and even spiritual references that speak to a hero's identity.
Alyssa's in the front seat, cracking sweet one-liners and offering advice that grew out of her tragic loss.
Demetri Martin's specials sometimes feel more like a stream of punny, literalized one-liners than they do comedy sets.
He showed his usual showman's command of the stage, with memorable one-liners and a few truly funny moments.
Kane said he appreciated Panarin's reliance on one-liners, even if some of the humor is lost in translation.
It may be a stretch, but we know how Game of Thrones love to foreshadow with unsuspecting one-liners.
Between Saturday's debate and Primary Day Tuesday, he doubled down on the performance, defending his repetition and one-liners.
And even some of the anecdotes and one-liners that he seems to share spontaneously are not quite so.
It can hold a stilted conversation, yes, but its one-liners seem to be prewritten responses to key words.
It's not one-liners most voters are looking for but substance, strategy and clear vision to move America forward.
Her signature brunette hair followed her from series to series, along with her quick wit and hilarious one-liners.
He barely tweets, and so far he has let his music's vivid one-liners and melodies speak for themselves.
But it also came with a beautifully rich storyline mixed with legendary one-liners that are still used today.
"Donald, you know, is great at the one-liners," said Bush at the final GOP debate of the year.
And yes, it's full of so many of her witty one-liners that you really must watch it now.
Ana and Paul's one-liners leaven the novel's slightly dismal tone, and also cast them as naïve truth-tellers.
Comedy has flavored Marvel movies since 2008's "Iron Man" featured star Robert Downey Jr.'s cocky one-liners.
So there's a lot of good one liners in it, it jumps around in my classic style of lyric.
Presidents give hundreds of speeches, but, for better or worse, Americans tend to remember just a few one-liners.
This week's CNN debates in Detroit gave another opportunity for candidates to spin their one-liners into campaign swag.
Can't ya just hear the witty one-liners looking at Hugh and Ryan chumming it up Thursday in NYC?
Kaling's writing is beyond hilarious, and the show's packed with brilliant one-liners you'll be thinking about months later.
His rallies, as an article in the Atlantic explains, have been a smorgasbord of one-liners and disconnected rambling.
David Siders: Booker sounded all night as though he had a bag of one-liners he needed to empty.
And in between all the Weekend Update-friendly one-liners, you can see shreds of real talk peeking through.
Ms. Webb writes great lines and great one-liners, but they don't always sound like spontaneous back-and-forth.
When she used to work as a waitress, she had standard one-liners that made customers laugh every time.
The more straight-faced sequences, however, feel weightless and forgettable, leaving me impatient for the one-liners to start again.
There are more one-liners about Kimmy Gibbler's sex life and Stephanie Tanner's breasts than anyone should be comfortable with.
But just like her inspiration, Teeny NeNe serves up the most sass with her trademark one-liners: "I mean really!"
Its trailer promised plenty more bounty-hunter-in-space action, as well as cyborgs, green goo, and more one-liners.
It's full of quippy one-liners and action, and it crams in plenty of story and lots of world-building.
It's so rocket-paced that it almost demands multiple viewings to catch all the one-liners and oddball cultural references.
The film is full of one-liners and metatextual winks at the superhero genre, and Reynolds is its smirking ringmaster.
More than the lost opportunity for one-liners, missing debates make it harder for also-rans to sustain financial oxygen.
Chrisley Knows Best is soon to return — serving up lots of laughter, Southern sass and more Todd Chrisley one-liners.
And then there's that script that serves Bateman terrific one-liners and gives Judy a fully formed, kick-tail personality.
Pablo is a part of Buffer where you can find background templates to create inspirational quotes or memorable one-liners.
Heartwarming messages, sharp one-liners, and cutesy birthday shout-outs were among the nine most retweeted political tweets of 2016.
Magaro's Tibbet is the strongest example, popping off the screen with constant one-liners and digs at his fellow soldiers.
Cyril suffers no fools (her caustic one liners and icy facial expressions are actually reason enough to see the movie).
He's dextrous but casual, more interested in finding a groove through a verse than cramming four bars with one-liners.
Woods dazzles with pithy one-liners as she navigates the elite world of Ivy League postgraduate education, chihuahua in hand.
Gervais continued the tradition of trying to offend almost everyone on Earth with an unending list of tasteless one-liners.
Thank goodness for Kevin (Casey Cott) and his funny one-liners that prove the show is in on the joke.
With a series of retweet-worthy quips and one-liners, Rippon has become America's sweetheart on and off the ice.
She should be the high school mean girl, except she uses her bitter one-liners and skills to aid Betty.
Why couldn't he just turn up and read the usual list of one-liners he writes on the flight over?
It would be unwise to take popular talkfests and loud one-liners for negotiations to promptly form Germany's new government.
He specialized in clever wordplay, self-deprecation (he titled his autobiography "High Hopes") and the effortless delivery of one-liners.
It's Tuesday evening here in Washington and we can't get over some of those one-liners from last night's debate.
To celebrate the life of an international icon, we're looking back at some her funniest and most iconic one-liners.
The Hill's video highlights the former Alaska governor's most spirited one-liners that helped invigorate the crowd in Ames, Iowa.
In Netflix's Cuban-American family sitcom, "One Day at a Time," Rita Moreno's punchy one-liners are a complete delight.
The British comedian Jimmy Carr delivers a compilation of his best one-liners and provocative jokes in this new special.
Mr. Glover and Mr. McGinley each have their own scene-stealing one-liners to bounce off Mr. Spicer's deadpan delivery.
Ms. Gabel, who described herself as an older millennial, supplements her employee's online savvy with one-liners and cheeky clapbacks.
This Australian comedy blends emotional sob sessions with witty one-liners, leaving you pitying and laughing at the new parents.
" Amy Klobuchar, the Joker (or so her one-liners would have us believe), repeatedly rips into Pete Buttigieg: "Wha-bam!
Here are the winners and losers, per CNN's Chris Cillizza, photos from the night and the best one-liners. 20103.
The three law professors invited to testify by the Democrats on the committee delivered a series of powerful one-liners.
Instead, it set off a minor uproar as Twitter's forever-savage peanut gallery responded with a swarm of one-liners.
Most agreed that Amy Klobuchar was "in a groove" last night, with smart one-liners and substantive responses on policy.
She was asked what her mother, whose lacerating one-liners made her a feminist icon in her day, might say.
Not changing the title, not funny one-liners and certainly not the passage of five months since she was fired.
They see their role as evaluating the bakers' work, not competing for the most quotable, cruel, and cutting one-liners.
Of all three of them, Este is the driest and funniest, often delivering one liners in her deep Cally drawl.
From his quick one-liners — "Diary of a mad freaking castaway" (about Angelina) — to his ability to shift the David vs.
Valerian, is as generic a protagonist as they come, full of smirks and peppy one-liners instead of an actual personality.
She's taken on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, nailing one-liners about Krampus, texting Hillary Clinton and contending with President Trump. 7.
There is a lot happening on the Emmys red carpet, from gorgeous gowns to dramatic hair changes to witty one-liners.
Burger Fiction compiled 100 of the very best one-liners that precede some deserving jerk—or innocent bystander—being brutally murdered.
Were it not for its precious score, zany one-liners, and cool-kid cachet, Juno might have slipped under the radar.
Murray graciously posed for photos, The Times said — offering one liners and even sharing his Junior Mints with two young boys.
But we don't need that beat into us with another 45 minutes of wheel spinning and Jeffrey Dean Morgan one-liners.
During the primaries, Mr. Trump has compensated for his lack of depth with personal attacks and one-liners, a tactic Mrs.
We can also log onto Twitter, or whisper one-liners to our friends, or mock that FOX News lady's disastrous queso.
She used to host a podcast for Garbage Time, famous for Bachelor opinions and sports ramblings chalk full of one-liners.
While he did land some snappy one-liners on Wednesday, he largely failed to build on the momentum from last month.
Then, she introduces herself as "Lola," and from there we get some classic Khloé one-liners complete with plenty of bleeps.
By the end, he's not a badass Schwarzenegger-type smirking out pithy one-liners, he's a hollow shell of a man.
"So, right now, I have on maroon," she explained when I inquired as to her knack for free-associative one-liners.
Her main function appears to be to deliver hit-and-miss one-liners and to shoehorn the Joker into the proceedings.
The story, about a trip to Napa, is ripe with one-liners and physical comedy, Manohla Dargis writes in her review.
Anne Kessler, who often makes ready entertainment of posh, disingenuous characters, gets superb one-liners as C., an anorexic former doctor.
The senator from California tried to reignite her stuck campaign with a few rehearsed one-liners, chiefly at Mr Trump's expense.
He is the reincarnation of Paul Bunyan, with an affection for military terms and a seemingly endless supply of one-liners.
"One-liners are much better when they come spontaneously than when they're prepackaged," he said in an interview over the summer.
His summation lasted nearly an hour, punctuated by self-deprecating humor and one-liners aimed at his friends in the Senate.
Hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost skewer a week's worth of Donald Trump impeachment news under a hail of one-liners.
But what it lacked in the number of podiums, it made up for with rousing exchanges and well-received one-liners.
But his witty one-liners during nationally televised debates and his calm demeanor under pressure have helped lift his personal popularity.
But his witty one-liners during nationally televised debates and his calm demeanor under pressure have helped lift his personal popularity.
Oh and the Dowager Countess (played by the legendary Maggie Smith) and her acerbic one-liners deserve their own spinoff show.
Mr. Donaldson drew from a deep, fluoridated well of corny dentist jokes and presented us with two braces of one-liners.
Remember when Lloyd Bentsen got to unload one of the all-time great one-liners on Dan Quayle, back in 1988?
Sadly this has all been subsumed into a Yassss Queen recall-a-thon where everything becomes one-liners and eye-rolls.
Shepherd, who could practically be a KarJenner sister with her long dark locks, told Refinery 29 that West has impressive one-liners.
Full of twists, turns, and the best one-liners since Big Little Lies, you're gonna wanna catch this new Netflix show ASAP.
After all, Trump likes politically provocative one-liners and slogans -- talking tough about U.S. adversaries while lambasting allies for alleged free-riding.
Perhaps the one-liners in lieu of meaningful dialogue are the expense of the mountain of makeup and prosthetics on Harbour's face.
But you might as well get in a few good one-liners before you do, and look fucking fantastic along the way.
Becca gets some good one-liners in there, for what it's worth, which should cement her as the winner of this season.
There are lots of laughs (practically everyone in the MCU is good for some one-liners) and even a few bittersweet moments.
Without the benefit of a live audience cheering his one-liners, Trump seemed deflated and not on his best form at all.
Over 13 episodes, Riverdale served up more amazing outfits, bizarre dream-sequence costumes, and one-liners than any show in recent memory.
The Florida senator gleefully hurled one-liners against the GOP front-runner Friday, upping his rhetoric after a punchy Thursday night debate.
The characters will be three-dimensional and dynamic, the worlds will be off-kilter, and the one-liners will be on point.
In the novel, Emily never curses out Stephanie and most of her blistering hot  one-liners are reserved for her internal monologue.
Don't think too hard about this one: the magic is in the post- Mission:Impossible stunt work and Snipes's ice cold one-liners.
Instead of slicing Trump's two hour-plus performance apart with one-liners, the sketch let the president's words do all the talking.
Here are a few clever ideas for one-liners that can totally work in a workout class — no locker room talk involved.
There are one-liners and running gags and it's hard as hell to get right but brilliant fun to see working well.
Varys, as we know, has been chilling in Meereen, helping with the one-liners since Tyrion has been struggling with his lately.
Pretty Little Liars returned to Freeform (which will never stop being ABC Family), and that means one thing: Hanna Marin one-liners.
Throughout the 1950s, Playboy's Party Jokes section included crass one-liners depicting women as gold diggers who used pregnancy to trap men.
Mr. Gosling showed a flair for quick one-liners, while Mr. Crowe's running gag involved his co-star's reputation as a dreamboat.
Former Vice President Joe Biden, the current frontrunner, stumbled over his talking points and faced some devastating one-liners from his opponents.
But when you shake things up, guided by one-liners and no moral compass, you can cause enormous instability and systemic vertigo.
"Cold Coffee & Cocaine" is delivered in a faux-gruff drawl, littered with silly one-liners, off-the-cuff jokes, and jumpy trills.
Tay started out innocently enough, texting messages with funny one-liners ("If it's textable, its sextable — but be respectable") and flirtatious undertones.
But the show is not a docudrama and it has more on its mind than one-liners about Navy SEAL canine units.
"An ingenious plot and more one-liners than you'd find in a Bob Hope tribute act," Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian.
Even inside the ballroom, Mr. Trump's Catskills one-liners and discursive riffs prompted a mix of gasps, shaking heads and stifled laughter.
What Instagram has branded "Stories" is an endless feed of images, one-liners and special effects that carries no pretense of progression.
At a time when millions of grown adults exchange one-liners with Siri or Alexa, the diagnosis seems years overdue, doesn't it?
With no talent for gracious one-liners, he finds himself ill at ease in front of all but the most adoring audiences.
The Minnesota senator had a strong debate, bringing a stable of memorable Midwest anecdotes and one-liners that she's become known for.
Every gun that is placed on the mantelpiece goes off by the end, while Kilmer, Downey, and Monaghan swap witty one-liners.
But even after all these years, fans couldn't possibly forget the quirky one-liners and silly moments from the pop culture phenomenon.
The effect is soothing, but it can leave you longing for the clean lines of conventional song structures and sticky one-liners.
As you can expect, there will be long, explosion-ridden car chases, steroid-fueled fist fights, cheesy one-liners, and car hacking.
But, while funny in a Beavis and Butt-head way, most are one-liners, not likely to challenge anyone's thinking about the election.
At Facebook's F8 developer conference held Tuesday held in San Jose, Zuckerberg opened the show with a series of increasingly rough one-liners.
As Kenny, Galvin has the flashiest role, and some of the show's early, uneven episodes seemed built solely on Kenny's precocious one-liners.
There are so many things to love about Leon (his hair, his jacket), but this video of his one-liners says it all.
It's a big, soapy froth, and Simien and showrunner Yvette Lee Bowser punctuate it all with deft one-liners and satisfying plot twists.
Ahead are some one-liners and conversation starters to try on your next getaway — whether you're traveling solo or with your twin sister.
Holzer's art is packaged in a way that makes sense online: The Inflammatory Essays could be Instagram captions, the incendiary one-liners, tweets.
That's where hyperskilled comedians craft tight one-liners and conceive zany, viral sketches like Jimmy Fallon's Pup Quiz or James Corden's Carpool Karaoke.
He told us our job would be to keep the crowd excited during long tapings by rattling off a few energized one-liners.
Between sketches, Escola offers ad-libbed one-liners no doubt influenced by the 1930s actresses he adores, like Joan Crawford and Barbara Stanwyck.
There's a harsh juvenile quality to Deadpool's one-liners, ported right over from comics that spawned the fourth-wall-breaking, pointedly transgressive character.
A safe bet, however, is that at least a few of the president's one-liners will look back on the last eight years.
She's very silent a lot of the time, she just comes out with one-liners, so I thought that was great for her.
Ronald Reagan, a former actor, was a natural during presidential debates and had a knack for winning over the crowd with one-liners.
In addition to this remarkable sports career, Finns remember Nykanen for the one-liners that have become widely adopted in every day use.
The president also typically attends the festivities, often using them as a platform for lobbing one-liners and jokes before the nation's journalists.
Falcon is great and all but he is also the one known to deliver witty one-liners to offset Cap's consistently serious vibe.
As Erika Girardi, she has already delivered several one-liners that have gone viral in the few episodes that have aired so far.
The 2004 film is filled with so many zingy one-liners, potty humor moments, and cringe-worthy situations that few other comedies compare.
Would the overstuffed plot even be comprehensible, or would it dissolve into a haze of bad one-liners and CGI-laden battle sequences?
To put this in context: Nothing like Charmed had ever existed on television —gorgeous, independent women engulfed in lore with witty one-liners.
The host, Nicole Byer, and the judge, Jacques Torres, are funny and quippy and great, offering one-liners but also support and guidance.
We should not allow, as we did with Donald Trump, presidential candidates to get away with delivering catchy one liners on national security.
It's anarchic and rough, but also sprinkled with plenty of glitter, including several brilliant one-liners that will stand the test of time.
He applied a borscht belt delivery to sometimes risqué material, giddily showering audiences with confetti and pummeling them with puns and one-liners.
In addition to this remarkable sports career, Finns remember Nykanen for his one-liners that have become widely adopted in every day use.
"Practice some one-liners at home," she adds, so you'll sound poised and calm: "Sorry, I have a tight deadline," and so on.
McCaskill, known for her blunt style, regularly launches one-liners aimed at the Ivy league-educated Hawley, who is 27 years her junior.
It's true that Sweet/Vicious enjoys its light-hearted fare—the Odd Couple dynamic, talks of superheroes, sarcastic one-liners, and sorority silliness.
He again called Mr. Trump robotic for repeating catchphrases and one-liners, flipping around the criticism that Mr. Rubio can be a stilted speaker.
Imagine stand-up comedians boiling routines down to snackable one-liners, or playlists that sequence the best short jokes to fill your wireless buds.
In The Amazing Spider-Man circa 2018, he offers up slick one-liners while skateboarding, flirting with girls, and fighting off a gigantic lizard.
Fortunately, despite all of the violence that didn't happen in this episode, there were plenty of funny and brutal one-liners to go around.
In Master of None, Dev Shah (Aziz Ansari) has honed the perfect message to break through the clutter of unoriginal dating app one-liners.
It's a mix of his innate charisma, the novelty of his account, the quality of his reviews, and a stream of spontaneous one-liners.
In the 2018 midterms and again in 2020, candidates and outside groups have used DeVos as a foil in ads and debate one-liners.
RIP Olenna Tyrell, Queen of Thorns (Diana Rigg) and deliverer of the best eye rolls and one-liners next to Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage).
Whether you're a fan of the dramatic one-liners, or you just like talking about cats and dogs — do what feels right to you.
She knows she's not winning, so she's going to get in some one-liners and get out of the building before it burns down.
Her monologues hew to the older, joke-driven style, and they're full of goofy one-liners that lack much in the way of teeth.
The second half reveals it's actually a wacky mega-monster movie along the lines of Sharktopus, complete with dog reaction shots and one-liners.
Fortunately, Girls leaves behind a six-season legacy of reactions, one-liners, and hilarious moments we can call upon in our most dire straits.
Hundreds of fighters getting fades, wearing custom-tailored suits, lobbying for money fights, and trotting out their best (and worst) one-liners gets tiresome.
Robin Wright's Lieutenant Joshi is a wonderfully flawed mentor to K. Sylvia Hoeks's Luv, who is terrifying and delivers one-liners with devilish aplomb.
YouTuber Burger Fiction compiled the greatest, often cheesiest one-liners that action heroes just can't help themselves from saying before killing the bad guy.
At the New Hampshire debate before the Granite State's contest, Rubio fell into his habit of repeating his one-liners, and New Jersey Gov.
"After an hour, I would have filled up pages and pages writing down the notes and one-liners that she would pitch," he said.
Besides getting in his one-liners and wisecracks, the 41-year-old Missouri native also says he unwinds with '85033s tunes and other music.
In all of them, he delivers silly one-liners and has a running joke about someone being killed by being stabbed by a brick.
At 78, the California Democrat's fierce opposition and one-liners dished out against President Donald Trump's administration have made her a darling to liberals.
He's confident other people will come to appreciate the humor of Asperger's Are Us, particularly their "hilarious one-liners," as much as he does.
The impeccably delivered one-liners: The inimitable facial expressions: The attempted "dude" vernacular: Classic moments like this: And this: And this: Even more impressive?
The costumes are as classic as the one-liners, and the main hero lineup looks great (Storm, Beast, Wolverine, Rogue, Gambit, Psylocke, and Bishop).
Who, after all, has not felt the electric pull of a fictional character—Buffy Summers's one-liners, Brienne of Tarth's strength, Omar Little's swag?
Critics, like audiences in general, were mixed in their response to Mr. Simon's comedy, which tended toward shticky one-liners and heart-squeezing monologues.
He was famous for his rapid-fire one-liners, surreal flights of fancy, use of fanciful words like "tattyfilarious" and marathon stand-up shows.
He learns his slashing skills from watching the second "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and spouts one-liners like "this is for Tupac" as he stabs.
Here, she is happily updated even more, with a new number "Forget About It" and a couple truly excellent one-liners about dummy guys.
To tie in with yet another Democratic debate on Tuesday night, Stephen Colbert's Late Show was live, kicking, and packed full of one-liners.
Some Asian American voters have found Yang's comments humorous and argue that they're memorable one-liners, while others see them as amplifying troubling stereotypes.
Instead, he uses its exaggerated morality, its absurd plot twists and its memorable one-liners as jumping off points for discourses about Buddhist teachings.
DeVos is cropping up in Democratic TV spots, Facebook ads and debate one-liners in 2018 races, including in her home state of Michigan.
"I've never thrown a bad one," Ms. Winter said about the show, adding that it's usually a hit, even if the one-liners aren't.
While she didn't have a shot, she was probably best known for her memorable debate performance where she dropped a lot of one-liners.
Allison, however, comes from a place of knowledge: she knows they're rose tinted, and her one-liners are often delivered as a reflection on that.
The fun-loving group spent some time hamming it up for the camera, playing with a variety of their memorable one-liners from the game.
It's the show that, season after season, never disappoints with its one-liners and expertly-crafted, probably (let's be honest, definitely) pre-planned plot lines.
Lisa Vanderpump having hurt feelings over… something (perhaps Adriana's impending confrontation) And as always, there will be lots of pointing, name-calling, and one-liners.
That's something Sanders is better at—packing his anger into one-liners—but with the expansive time slot now, Clinton had a chance to shine.
Once they believe there's a small chance that they'll receive even a somewhat revealing photo, the one liners and inquiries can get overwhelming and annoying.
One thing I definitely know: Kevin's great ponytail line reminded me of how much I missed those fun one-liners — from him and others (Cheryl!).
Saturday Night Live's recurring Weekend Update sketch is usually a rapid-fire series of one-liners cracking jokes at the top headlines of the week.
But all of the doe-eyed red carpet appearances and Deadpool one-liners in the world couldn't be enough to help him win this war.
Following lots of gun-twirling foreplay, the film ends in a 30-minute hail of bullets and dynamite, where clever one-liners drop like bodies.
And we can count on them both to wander about, observing the world around them and dropping one-liners that we all need to hear.
She played the sassy BFF character who doles out one-liners, which you can get quite a few glimpses of in the movie's trailer. 27.
But it is his candid articulation of his evolving relationship with himself, his acceptance of who he is, that brings the one-liners their sweetness.
You've heard a lot of generic one-liners involving amusing children and clueless husbands, some of them pretty funny but none of them especially illuminating.
In a campaign bloated with one-liners, insults, and personal attacks, finding common ground is an unpopular theme among candidates vying for their party's nomination.
He opened the door for both to flex their policy muscles as they riled up the crowd with one-liners in response to his attacks.
Isn't it finally time to abandon the improv and the wild one-liners, and restrict the candidate to the button-down rigor of the teleprompter?
After Eddie became a huge star, he never forgot about Moore's unique profanity-laced one-liners and how it led to "Dolemite" becoming a sensation.
This wasn't just profane one-liners, nor was it a story being doled out one sentence at a time like so much Twitter fiction is.
If many of the sentiments are easily fired-off one-liners, the unrelenting accumulation of them simultaneously knocks you off balance and sucks you in.
Meyers's segment is more like a funny fact-check with one-liners than a deep-dive explanation, but the lines between the two are visible.
Gate 13 is packed with crisp one-liners—something he prides himself on coming from the battle rap scene—and he's not losing it now.
In the segments, an 11-year-old from Orange County named Aaron Hamill approached unsuspecting women on the street with one-liners and demeaning comments.
Ron, who blithely deadnames Ry while spouting a stream of misogynistic one-liners, would be a crass caricature in the hands of a lesser writer.
Warthen said that his one-liners sometimes do not register until the pitcher returns to the dugout and admits that he finally understood the joke.
Thank god for Hader, who saves every scene he's in as he walks a tightrope between superbly delivered one-liners anchored in real, messy emotions.
Aside from a deep love of the color red, there's only one thing Deadpool and *Veep'*s Selina Meyer truly have in common: hyperprofane one-liners.
She's tough, she takes absolutely no nonsense from anyone, and in a show that has some gloriously blunt one-liners, she has some of the best.
It's still a fish-out-of-water story, with an incredible supporting cast, great one-liners, and mixed results when it tries to go any deeper.
Between his witty one-liners and his menacing unpredictability, every scene with Simon is fun to watch, mostly because he knows exactly how to torment Gregory.
Let's take Kem for example, a hairdresser from Romford, with a blow dry to rival Barbra Streisand and one-liners punchier than Anthony Joshua's right hook.
The show's trailer features one-liners like, "They want a girl that's 6'2", 35-25-25 — they didn't ask if you have a penis or not.
But those who have worked closely with him were not sweating the result, pointing to the President's instinctive comic timing and delivery of searing one-liners.
The duo made for a refreshing, delightful pair, their banter a breath of fresh air from the mostly stagnant one-liners we'd heard throughout the night.
It wouldn't be a great Mindy Kaling comedy if she didn't get hit with a garbage bag at least once and provided iconic one-liners, right?
"It makes sure that most messages that are coming through are hopefully unique and relevant instead of generic one-liners that people can send to anyone."
It's practically crying out for some snappy one-liners to relieve the grimness; why would we go to Mars and leave our sense of humor behind?
Where early episodes often revolved around the entire family and had heart, the latter seaons have relied on over-the-top adventures and topical one-liners.
Gunna and Thug tag team "Unicorn Purp" and Travis Scott assists on "First Off," two songs with outlandish (but relatively normal lyrics for Future) one liners.
The show opened with Melissa McCarthy, once again, playing White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, and Weekend Update included a full compliment of Trump one-liners.
There's no word yet on who will sit at the judges' table alongside Banks, but fingers crossed we'll get some epic one-liners from Miss J.
Each and every season of Bake Off, the one-liners, triumphs, downfalls and quirks of the competing bakers are the focus of a giant online conversation.
Ms. Kelly enhances her tale with the help of a spirited stage manager, Paul Curley, and a limitless supply of one-liners, many of them delicious.
It is difficult to govern based on one-liners because serious issues like addressing the deficit, improving the economy or defending the nation are inherently complex.
It was full of dissonance, contradictions and lies, sprinkled with feel-good one-liners, a couple of emotional moments, plenty of platitudes and even a rhyme.
And every time the two trade barbs, it's McGregor's erudite and whimsical Ric Flair-like monologues and one-liners that get the bulk of the attention.
Demo's page at ModDB claims the finished project will have goodies like "comic book style cutscenes" and "more Bond one-liners," as well as scripted events.
When "The Devil Wears Prada" was released in June 2006, the movie introduced iconic one-liners (like Miranda Priestly's curt "that's all") and memorable fashion looks.
He frequently deploys his one-liners with such a straight face, with such characteristic crustiness, that it takes a while for his audience to catch on.
But Mr. Sailer treats them with deadpan seriousness, not a series of one-liners: with their diluted colors and flattened light, these photographs are serenely beautiful.
So far, the writing is the star of "grown-ish," overseen by the "black-ish" creator Kenya Barris: the one-liners are funnier than the characters.
There's chasing and fighting, punctuated by bouts of breathless explaining and a few one-liners that an archaeologist of the future might tentatively decode as jokes.
Trump was in his comfort zone, spitting one-liners into the crowd, in a setting decidedly less difficult than what he would have faced across town.
But instead, Mattis delivered a string of one-liners roasting Trump for everything from his evasion of the draft to his well-documented love of golf.
" She recalled Rihanna gushing over the steely breakup jam "Needed Me" — with its Instagrammable one-liners like "Didn't they tell you that I was a savage?
And maybe the idea that art can still clumsily shout truth to power in the form of over-obvious one-liners is its own kind of electricity.
It seems like just yesterday we were watching dozens of men bring props and corny one-liners out of limousine to impress this season's Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay.
No matter how many memorable fights one instigates or GIF-able one-liners one screams, Real Housewives haven't truly made it until they launch a side hustle.
" The standout "Every Day Is a Miracle" overflows with classic Byrne one-liners: "A cockroach might eat Mona Lisa / The Pope don't mean s— to a dog.
Among the subjects were its well-known theme song — "It's not been his day, his month or even his year," one user wrote —to esoteric one-liners.
Judging by her past debate performances, Clinton will likely come armed with fresh bits of opposition research and new one-liners to catch her opponent off guard.
It brought with it all the one-liners, alpha-male posturing, and explosions that the decade demanded, and was enough of a hit to warrant a sequel.
Amy Jackson plays the token love interest and a motley cast including Seema Biswas, Arif Basra and Arbaaz Khan throw sporadically funny one-liners at each other.
The one liners took jabs at America's foreign policy, a spinach-loving cartoon sailor and the beloved red-headed Weasley clan from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
Finding someone capable of filling those sizable shoes -- mixing Bond's sense of menace with his wry one-liners and suave manner with women -- represented no small challenge.
He's a rapid-fire speaker who can go from delivering comic one-liners one minute to in-depth discourses on first century Jewish hospitality customs the next.
The latest Captain America: Civil War trailer is full of fighting and in-fighting and quick one-liners — some new footage, some footage that we've seen elsewhere.
These made-for-television events are not "debates" in any traditional sense, but rather parallel press conferences designed to promote one-liners and the simplest of argumentation.
A trip to the urologist, played by Danny DeVito, leads to more one-liners and groaning about life's little indignities on the wrong side of middle age.
It leans into the entropy of racial issues — the comedy may be clean, incisive one-liners, but the topics are as messy as the modern political landscape.
He dropped one-liners like, "That is why our judicial system isn't based on looking into people's eyes," to keep Olivia and the other gladiators in check.
The defense attorney told the story through memorable poetic one liners ("If [the glove] doesn't fit, you must acquit") while wearing flashy black suits and rainbow ties.
Ms. Klobuchar was the most firm in staking her claim to moderate terrain and also got off a handful of one-liners that drew applause and laughs.
What he learned that night — though he'd already suspected as much — was that he wasn't a slinger of one-liners so much as a designer of narratives.
The next day at Goucher's grand commencement, students laughed at one-liners from the speaker, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and inside jokes about a campus fox.
"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 89%What critics said: "A Western [as] much about societal decline as it is about survival and cool-sounding one-liners.
You do your best to recreate the au naturel vibe of your first attempt, repeating all your improvised inflections and one-liners like a bad sitcom actor.
At heart, as onscreen, they say, he is that wisenheimer with an arsenal of impressions who cracked up at his own sketches and "Weekend Update" one-liners.
"His candid articulation of his evolving relationship with himself, his acceptance of who he is … brings the one-liners their sweetness," Kristen Arnett writes in her review.
While on a date with your Aries, be forewarned that they may flirt with you by trying to fight—they're famous for dishing out harsh one-liners!
It wanted to tell a story with some stakes both for you and your character, and instead it's a game of looping gifs and laughable one-liners.
It's usually easy to tell when fighters write down insults and tortured one-liners, and it's easy to tell that Bennett wasn't trying to do that this weekend.
After meandering through a series of one-liners weirdly dunking on the physical appearances of various political candidates — as well as himself — Davidson put his serious face on.
Her debate performance — spicy one-liners, good humor about being a "fresh face," and pointed jabs at rivals to her left — made her, once again, a stand out.
Long before she was swapping one-liners with her TV best friend Issa on HBO's Insecure, Yvonne Orji was making audiences laugh — just on a slightly smaller stage.
They cheer at the appearance of each new hero and clap for the one-liners; they gasp and cry out when things go wrong for their favorite heroes.
Olyphant's been here before, with his recurring role on The Grinder, another high-concept, gag-driven sitcom populated by weirdos who spoke in droll quips and one-liners.
Shannon Beador, Tamra Judge, Kelly Dodd, Gina Kirschenheiter, Emily Simpson and newbie Braunwyn Windham-Burke are kicking off the new season with a set of sassy one-liners.
The debate was crammed with moments that could at best be described as petty and at worse vicious - as the candidates traded personal attacks and sarcastic one-liners.
TechCrunch reports Facebook is also considering a limit on how many people one can express interest in, so that users can't just spam everyone with cheesy one-liners.
Instead, he hurled one-liners at the crowd, in a much easier format than he would have encountered across town at the final GOP debate before the caucus.
Aside from tossing out one-liners directed at the presidency, Fey used the opportunity to also describe the services offered by the ACLU, and encouraged people to donate.
These are punchy if depressing one-liners about the mundane and stultifying nature of the office, likely to resonate with anyone who's ever spent time in a cubicle.
It is a true ensemble piece, built around Hendricks's seething grace, Whitman's sardonic tenderness, and Retta's impeccable ability to weave between biting one-liners and and weepy vulnerability.
He grew up in Detroit, and, when he is not racking his brain for one-liners, he speaks with the sonorous Midwestern accent of an oldies-radio d.j.
One could pick from any number of Bannon's one-liners, whack a question mark at the end, and interrogate it over the course of a few thousand words.
Issa has way more "game" than I gave her credit for, keeping an arsenal of flirty one-liners at the ready for Nathan, who is adventurous and unfiltered.
Here was a prime opportunity to trot out those dismissive one-liners and "Mississippi Goddamn" references, to take another round of potshots at America's favorite state to hate.
A former Breitbart editor and a self-proclaimed "Internet supervillain," he was known less for his arguments than for his combative one-liners and protean, peroxide-blond hair.
Mr. Brennan, a writer and stand-up comic, uses one mike to deliver an assortment of one-liners, as if trying them out for future comedy club use.
"New Year's Day" is vintage Swift to a far greater degree than any of Reputation's singles, harking back to Red with its rose-tinted memories and one-liners.
The exultant ending is never really in doubt, but Ms. Kelly helpfully enhances her tale with a limitless supply of one-liners, many of them superb (230:2210).
The exultant ending is never really in doubt, but Ms. Kelly helpfully enhances her tale with a limitless supply of one-liners, many of them superb (1:15).
Her narration — ostensibly her statement to the police — is riddled with one-liners that are supposed to come off as wise epigrams but are really just obvious bullshit.
The ultimate boundary pusher (and a force in the life of the fictional Midge Maisel), Bruce pulled the tablecloth out from under comedy's respectable gags and one-liners.
The two of them engage in a lot of pixilated, hard-boiled banter, hurling one-liners, non sequiturs and riddles at each other with impressive speed and agility.
The assaults and killings are depicted in bloody detail, but we're still supposed to laugh when Mr. McBride's character punctuates his depredations with often profanity-laden one-liners.
Otherwise, the Democratic presidential field will subject the nation to another night of boredom, repetitive stump one-liners, self-absorbed moderators and unfair imbalances of candidate speaking time.
Year after year, the family comedy has conquered the sitcom format, delivering topical one-liners, punchy dialogue, and running gags that somehow never seem to stop being funny.
With his dark glasses, embroidered kofia hat and a playful smirk tugging at his lips as he doles out sharp one-liners, Mr. Abdela is hard to miss.
But now that Trump is in office, the real work of governing begins — not just the flash of rallies, the ovations of the obsequious, the thrilling one-liners.
Alfaro leavens the heaviness mainly through Tita, whose one-liners Santiago delivers effectively, planting laughs in crevices of the narrative where they have no right, really, to be.
" Yang has also used such one-liners at rallies, and sold merchandise alluding to these comments, including baseball caps and T-shirts simply emblazoned with the word, "Math.
Porter appeared on Superstore as Myrtle — a seemingly innocent employee of Cloud 9 store, who often threw customers for a loop with her hilarious, yet offensive one-liners.
Brooker was more verbose in answering questions about the show's upcoming fourth season, while Jones dropped the dry one-liners that made New York Comic Con echo with laughs.
This wasn't a hack ripping off one-liners: This was a performance of "The Masked Comedian," an anonymous comic superhero dreamed up by Glazer and fellow comedian Matt Klinman.
You don't need to hide that you're the kind of person who loves scoping out mugs in gift shops and chuckling to yourself about all the funny one-liners.
There's incest, S&M, and decapitations, and the film is also replete with Troma's legendary house smorgasbord of gore, sex, violence, and a torrent of non-PC one-liners.
On cross-examination, the former Uber chief became more animated, dropping one-liners and at one point attempting to joke with Judge William Alsup about not remembering certain incidents.
I'm sure Tyrion will take home some points for witty one-liners, and, look, if we're being honest, Jon Snow is making it all the way to the end.
There's nothing wrong with blogging first thing in the morning; but you should (try to) avoid letting thoughts of good ledes and clever one-liners rule your entire day.
Naturally, one can assume that some of the killer one-liners and outrageous moments that made Bridesmaids such a hit will also be infused into her new Apple show.
Mostly you're dealing with a few pre-written one-liners and a highly ergonomic API: In contrast, here's Apple's introduction for developers on making an ARKit app in Xcode.
" Handi added: "I know he will be missed by millions of fans around the world, and particularly in Britain, who came to love his charm and blistering one-liners.
In fairness, Anderson's convivial demeanor is almost constantly peppered with the type of one-liners and quick quips that anyone familiar with his stand-up material would delight in.
One is for stand-up, one is for one-liners, like things I couldn't put with anything else, and one is for true emotional confessions or short, emotional stories.
The hour-long show was chock full of amusing moments and one-liners, culminating in Dyer's shock discovery that — spoiler alert — he's actually a direct descendant of English royalty.
Her one-liners and hilarious zingers were popular enough to get Elsa her own web series spinoff, "Havana Elsa" ... which covered her endeavors to start her own coffee chain.
Look, Tyrion was the best character on the show for many years, but has proven to be shitty at war and hasn't even had many snappy one-liners lately.
After getting comfortable on the couch, with Tatum's legs draped over Jennifer's lap, he seductively purred one-liners like "Sup babe" and the ever-classic "Bling" into her ear.
This seems especially true on debate nights, when it feels like the candidates have brought their ideas, their barbs and their zippy one-liners right into our living rooms.
Kourtney Kardashian is often the pint-sized voice of reason within the Kardashian family, famous for her memorable one-liners, and today she brought that same spark to Twitter.
What's great about Han is that he's cool and cocksure and a dispenser of great one-liners, he can fly his ship, and his best friend is a Wookiee.
Indeed, in researching this piece, I noticed that the funniest thing about these robo-jokers is their their bizarre comedic framing, rather than the content of their one-liners.
The one liners aren't exactly ha-ha funny — the humor lies in awkward interactions, like when Dave hugs each member of the Butler family to prove he isn't racist.
It's not flattering, yet the scripted one-liners, like a teleprompter speech, also give the fictional Trump a coherence that doesn't quite ring with the real, improv Mr. Trump.
The eye-popping visuals, funny one-liners, and randomly placed pop ballads of The Lost Village are enjoyable at first, but they quickly start to pull in diminishing returns.
Tattoos even got the couture treatment at last month's Dior presentation, as models in floor-grazing gowns stalked the runway with tattoos bearing political one-liners across their collarbones.
In 1990, Mr. Bloomberg's colleagues at his financial data company compiled a book of one-liners purportedly uttered by their boss, including a number of bawdy and sexist comments.
And while her third book of personal insights, "Look Alive Out There," is poised to continue this legacy, its one-liners do far heavier existential lifting than their predecessors.
In between funny retorts and one-liners, the account has also used humor to promote more official government business, like the "Get Covered New Jersey" initiative for health insurance.
The secret sauce is that the dialogue delivers an assortment of funny one-liners amid the escalating hysteria, as the core group gets drawn in deeper over their heads.
His memory lives on through his decades of film and television work, as well as the countless entertainers who were influenced by his trademark one-liners, comebacks and zinging insults.
So we're going with quality over quantity instead: These are our favorite surprises—the characters, references, one-liners, and more—in a film chock full of truly wonderful batshit insanity.
Sure her kids might not have appreciated her approach as much as the rest of us, but Lucille and her unforgettable one-liners convey a trove of unforgettable parenting wisdom.
The Role Model: Yvonne Orji Long before she was swapping one-liners with her TV best friend Issa on HBO's Insecure, the actress was making audiences laugh via stand-up.
You could make a case for Chris Pratt's pithy one-liners and Bryce Dallas Howard's superhuman sprint in heels as moments that nudged the industry yardsticks a few feet backwards.
Where Rajan is known for pithy one-liners at news conferences and speeches larded with social criticism, Patel is seen as more of a backroom technocrat who avoids the limelight.
The subjects ranged from yet another play on the show's theme song — "It's not been his day, his month or even his year," one user wrote — to esoteric one-liners.
Moira is a fan favorite on the show, beloved for her ridiculous style and snappy one-liners, and O'Hara seems to be having the time of her life playing her.
To kick off the new charter, PEOPLE caught up with the man who keeps the boat afloat with his cunning one-liners (okay, and masterful commanding too): Captain Lee Rosbach.
It's the aftermath of Bachelor night and my coworkers will almost certainly be dissecting the episode within earshot — the best one-liners, who went home, and who got to stay.
Trump: The most memorable one-liners It will be several days, however, until conventional wisdom about the result of the showdown gels and its impact on the campaign becomes evident.
If I had to make a guess on which jokes Glover helped write in the film, my money is on him working out Shuri (Letitia Wright)'s amazing one-liners.
Schwarzenegger plays Ben Richards, an innocent man roped into the game, and his inevitable stiff performance and ridiculous one-liners ensure that the film is complete and utter '80s cheese.
He probably thinks a minute of silence is a minute he is wasting, and spends all his waking hours trying to impress Saira and throwing smarmy one-liners at her.
Below, see just a handful of Kimmel's laugh-out-loud one-liners, ranging from his opening monologue to all the other times he's poked fun at fellow attendees and nominees.
He is also trying to help Trump come up with memorable one-liners that will stay in voters' minds, drive headlines, and perhaps even turn the tide in Trump's favor.
The best part of Gifted, which tells the story of child prodigy who's as good at one-liners as she is at solving equations, is that it's just like Matilda.
She warned that the debate over Harambe's death threatens to spiral out of control  by giving internet mischief-makers opportunity to exploit it for dumb one-liners and racist jokes.
At a Heritage event shortly after the election, John Yoo, author of the notorious Bush-era memos authorizing torture, trotted out a series of one-liners about the foundation's influence.
After seeing a video of Cooper in the studio perfectly manifesting Rocket's jerky mannerisms, tense expressions, and overall gruff delivery of scorching one-liners, I have a new favorite Guardian.
Today in politics is all about the sassy one-liners: a Trump supporter warned about taco trucks on every corner, and Biden graphically described Trump choking on a silver spoon.
You've got a tense, complicated, inventive plot building alongside some of the funniest one-liners known to adult cartoons that all wraps up in the most heartfelt, Bob's way imaginable.
We could have used a few more one-liners as comic relief — and it's not much of a spoiler to say that the comedy cavalry is coming in episode 3.
According to the New Times report, Norwegian provided its sales force with inaccurate or misleading one-liners that downplayed the severity and contagiousness of coronavirus to customers, Moody's office said.
Their colorful visuals matched their lyrics, seeing the group shout out one-liners on hard dicks, contraception, cheating and what it meant to be a young, playful and confident woman.
At the 2019 show, A-list actors took to the stage to present the awards in each category, armed with endless one-liners and fantastic chemistry with their co-presenters.
The annual event traditionally serves as a chance for the commander in chief to deliver a few one-liners and yuk it up alongside journalists, lawmakers, celebrities and D.C. insiders.
In recent shows, Mr. Scott has started to grapple with some of the implications of his pop culture one-liners — almost making an art of it — but not this time.
She speaks for stretches of time, in paragraphs and pages, but peppered throughout are one-liners that — as a journalist, at least — you know immediately you need to get down.
His uniform of trucker hat plus plaid shirt won't win him any style points in Schitt's Creek but his quick one-liners almost make up for his lack of everything else.
True to form, President Obama offered several witty one-liners as they gathered on the White House South Lawn, even quipping about J.R. Smith's apparent tendency to forego wearing a shirt.
Her hilarious one-liners almost excuse her consistently rude and immature behavior (sorry, Corn — you are a bit immature), but you gotta respect the girl for knowing what makes good television.
What follows on the eve of Jenny's departure is a powerful story of friendship illuminated by an awesome soundtrack, cheeky one-liners, and plenty of moments that will leave you sobbing.
It's because of Sansa's snappy one-liners, rebellion against her new Queen, and her ability to make Jon Snow feel like dirt that I'm crowning her MVP of this episode (+20).
Stars came equipped with their best one-liners — and opened up about comedy in the Trump era — as they celebrated Dave Chappelle, the recipient of this year's prestigious Mark Twain Prize.
Its devotion to banter and one-liners makes it one of the funniest movies in the studio's history, but it's also a film where very bad things happen to good people.
We received our money in unsigned dustcarts from the CIA last September and along with some suggestions for jokes and one-liners from the head of intelligence, everyone is very happy.
Time and again, though, as she reviewed her life, her likes and her successes while swapping one liners and expressions of love with her entourage, Ledecka returned to one central theme.
Her hilarious one-liners and love of plastic surgery even earned her a BravoTV web series called Havana Elsa, which followed her as she attempted to start her own coffee chain.
He gets dozens of one-liners, but none of them lazy or conventional (for example: "I feel like you should be in an alleyway hosting a tea party for stray cats").
It was unclear which fans responded to more favorably: a dowager countess mowing down meritocrats with one-liners or a romance that involved an earl's daughter belittling the bourgeoisie as foreplay.
She also became known for her one-liners, perhaps most notably "My heart is gold, but my vagine is platinum" — a sentiment she later immortalized in her Riot Society clothing line.
I knew that Melrose's caustic one-liners would make Noel Coward look like a lamb; that could guzzle gimlets as fast as he could train his eye on others with disdain.
Instead of the sluggish flow he donned on "Yes Indeed," Baby offers a series of chopped one-liners, culminating in a lyric that ultimately explains the transitional feeling of Drip Harder.
Ms. Redoglia, 32, roams the collection, which includes more than 130,153 objects dating from antiquity to the present, snapping pictures, then coupling them with pithy one-liners for posting on Snapchat.
Warren is smarter than I'll ever be, and so I'm always saddened when I see her cranking out lazy one-liners and editorials about Wall Street greed and big-bank cronyism.
But onstage Wednesday night Bloomberg presented a more faltering figure than the one familiar to followers of his Twitter account, which has hit back at Trump's gibes with stinging one-liners.
The show always felt of the moment, able to drop one-liners and cook up satirical storylines that blew the lid off cultural debates and exposed how dumb they often were.
Amy Poehler's highly anticipated Netflix comedy, Wine Country, has all the makings of a great weekend watch: great female leads, hilarious one-liners, and plenty of libations to get the party started.
Starr holds court during rehearsals from his familiar perch on the drum riser, setting the tone for jovial camaraderie and playful teasing with a steady stream of dry one-liners between songs.
There's a reason Jamie Babbit's But I'm A Cheerleader is regarded as a queer classic: The biting satirical comedy is gushing with incredible one-liners and the production design is on point.
In addition to providing adorable one-liners, the character, Forte says, was their way of having a touch of Phil in the episode without actually featuring the Phil we see every week.
J.Law devotees were looking forward to another night of adorably clumsy trips, one-liners about food and some good celeb-to-celeb banter both on the red carpet and inside the Oscars.
The film is replete with all the cheesy 80s music and smug, action-hero one liners that one might expect from a Schwarzenegger flick (yes, he even drops an "I'll be back").
To counteract the hate that her son has for the world, she uses comedy (funny one-liners, expressions, even tying his shoelaces together) and heightens the movie in every scene she's in.
The Vermont senator had the demeanor of an angry uncle at the dinner table, waving his hands around and throwing one-liners in the direction of anybody who dared to challenge him.
The action movie, based on the video game, is sustained almost entirely by fight scenes and one-liners, and it's one of those films that is so terrible, it's actually fucking great.
In this new special, the actor and comic performs in front of a packed house in Washington, delivering salacious one-liners (some more juvenile than others) and ruminating on relationships and family.
Prince Philip's departure from public life will deprive the British media of the king of the offensive one-liners, and, on Wednesday compilations of some of the greatest howlers once again circulated.
Filmed as a shaky-cam mockumentary, the film is amusing not just for its f-bomb-throwing one-liners, but for its uncanny grasp of the deep state at its most shallow.
Opening on a scene of social privilege and affluence studded with sharp one-liners, the play takes a dark and controversial turn into a world of extortion, mistrust, deception and assisted dying.
One key to accomplishing that is a strict avoidance of caricature, but the notion that a "Law & Order" franchise might achieve such discipline is almost as laughable as Ice-T's one-liners.
It mixes the moodiness of Twin Peaks, the witty one liners of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, interest in high school social strata a la Heathers, and the juicy watchability of early Gossip Girl.
While it's predominately just Amy delivering hilarious, out of context, one-liners about her body, we can't help but try and read into them to glean some of her wardrobe tips and tricks.
Unlike last week, which featured little to no violence, meaning players saw most of the points bestowed on their characters for quirky or punchy one-liners, last night's episode was all about carnage.
Judging by audience reactions at the awards and on Twitter, Bong was the night's big star—just as he's been throughout awards season, in which he's become known for his quotable one-liners.
For many creators, though, the joy in making a supercut wasn't simply piling on as many or one-liners or moments as possible; it was trying to unite them all, visually and thematically.
Naturally, Theresa will be there to lend a shoulder to cry on, deliver off-handed funny one-liners, and offer up a sharp "I told you so" at the just the right time.
Legally Blonde She taught us the "bend and snap" and gave us a lifetime of one-liners in this 2001 comedy about a sorority girl attending Harvard to win back her ex-boyfriend.
And luckily for viewers, the shooting and the bonkers reveal that Mary Drake is her biological mom hasn't hindered her ability to play sleuth and dish out sarcastic one-liners like nobody's business.
It's impossible not to cheer for him, and he can still sell a one-liner as well as he sold one of the best sitcom one-liners of all time (reportedly ad-libbed).
It seems like even Aziz knows how ridiculous this sounds, so he peppers "Happy Bhag Jayegi" with one-liners and slapstick comedy to distract us from the lack of depth in the story.
She is good at throwing out snappy one-liners ("If you are guilty," she says bluntly, "I will do a way better job of finding out you are guilty than any prosecutor could.").
" The biography on her official website has several of her typical one-liners, such as this one from the New York clubs: "Where else can you wake up and hear the birds coughing?
Friends said he was known for the one-liners — or Hofellerisms — that hinted at privacy and discretion, at a time when the results of redistricting processes often ended up being challenged in court.
Booker also seemed to realize that political debates are about vaguely corny one-liners, and delivered enough to raise hope that New Jersey's native son isn't going to go down without a fight.
But there's also John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis having more onscreen chemistry than they know what to do with, a boatload of iconic one-liners, and the best interrogation scene ever written.
BATTLE OF THE SEXES Two experts at serving one-liners — Emma Stone and Steve Carell — turn to serving tennis balls in this light docudrama from Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris ("Little Miss Sunshine").
And the shockingly funny one-liners you expect from Mr. Silver — in which the unspeakable is spoken with the style of a filigree dagger being twisted into the flesh — are in short supply.
BoJack, in particular, was a familiar archetype — deeply sad, steeped in self-loathing, quick with the sardonic one-liners, always deliberately pushing people away in spite of his desperate need to be loved.
"Dolittle" is filled with strange, "cringe-worthy one-liners" and a collection of voice actors that seem to have only been offered the gig for the power of their names on a marquee.
With her quirky characters and stand-up that's dense with one-liners, all flavored with a tendency toward whimsy, Ms. Pasic is an up-and-coming talent in New York's alternative comedy scene.
She plops down on the living room sofa and plays with her iPhone, occasionally interjecting snappy one-liners into the conversation Armstrong and her mother are having about changes at the Mormon Church.
Sure, too many of the jokes fall flat, and Larson is criminally underutilized; but Reynor and Hammer are the film's secret weapons, spinning weak one-liners into charismatic winners time and time again.
What the show gets right and wrong, as CBS tries to walk that fine line in the search for younger viewers, is more thought-provoking than a thousand hours of Mario Lopez one-liners.
Back in February, Trump was killing it with one-liners during the Republican primary debates; he had a huge lead over the other candidates, who were drying up and blowing away one by one.
There's no word yet on whether or not Sue (aka Queen of One Liners) will return for Season 7, but we're keeping our fingers crossed because Season 6 just wasn't the same without her.
The one minute trailer shows off some familiar faces apart from the main group, such as Michael Rooker's Yondu and Karen Gillan's Nebula, along with plenty of action, quippy one liners, and baby Groot.
It's also the first of multiple amazing one-liners in this episode, far too numerous to keep track of (but "anal glide" and "it's like reading Hemingway, dear" were both snort laughers for me).
And at the time, tech news meant for discussion (a lot of Linux) was posted with brief news snippets submitted by readers, snarky one-liners from the people who posted, and even snarkier tags.
It was good while it lasted — as were all of Rainn Wilson's one-liners in Juno, which were repeated so many times in my middle school that they ceased to seem like English words.
At this point Twitter was still a place for Kanye to share amusing and inspirational one liners such as this gem, which prompted a response from wife Kim Kardashian and family friend Chrissy Teigen.
Two seasons deep and with three more still on the horizon, Abbi and Ilana's idiosyncrasies are so well-documented that subtle jokes can sometimes feel more like world building, less like intentional one-liners.
He apparently continues to operate under the misguided perception that he and his one-liners — like placing a sculpture of a hand with a raised middle finger in front of Milan's stock exchange — matter.
But, perhaps more crushingly pertinent for him, that he isn't as suited to rapping as he is at wearing bootcut suit trousers and screaming one-liners while taking a hammer to a wooden table.
The letters that arrived contained several illuminating one-liners about money's relationship to everything from sex to gambling that you may find useful as you try to impart insight to your own loved ones.
A decade later, its potty humor and one-liners are still funny (and the subsequent drama between the two co-stars is resolved), but it's musical aura is what makes it so warmly nostalgic.
Host Jimmy Kimmel addressed the "Me Too" and "Times Up" movements head-on during his Academy Awards opening monologue, telling the audience amid one-liners that Hollywood is "clueless" when it comes to women.
For the most part, though, Ned is an excellent guide to the Monahan world: His reliance on scent as a descriptive tool is aptly sharp, as are his funny one-liners about other breeds.
You're constantly trading places, so there's no pressure to keep a constant conversation going, and you have time to think of good one-liners and jokes to say the next time you switch places.
When he raps, he throws his voice around in unexpected ways, landing one liners with an erratic energy like on "Money Store," where in its short runtime he masterfully sputters over a glitchy beat.
But thanks to the rising stardom of its protagonist, Winona Ryder, and screenwriter Daniel Waters' brilliant one-liners ("Dear diary, my teen angst bullshit has a body count"), "Heathers" is a cult classic today.
" So he pushed on, calling Mr. Carter a "mean and evasive" campaigner who used a recession and high unemployment to fight inflation, and criticizing Mr. Reagan's campaign "one-liners," calling them "slick and simplistic.
It was a stand-up as dated as he was: He stood on stage stock-still in a rumpled black suit and shiny red tie and told a succession of diamond-hard one-liners.
Her one-liners — calling the alternate universe she's trapped in '"The Matrix" for lonely women,' for example — are funny enough to carry this featherweight movie as far as it can go, which isn't far.
His characters included Tyrone Horneigh, a lascivious old man who accosted a woman played by Ms. Buzzi with amorous one-liners; Rosmenko, a Russian with tortured syntax; and Rabbi Shankar, a blissed-out guru.
Then attending the Whitney Museum of American Art's Independent Study Program, she said, she was so daunted by the director Ron Clark's reading list that she rewrote it as one-liners which became posters.
Her one-liners — calling the alternate universe she's trapped in "'The Matrix' for lonely women," for example — are funny enough to carry this featherweight movie as far as it can go, which isn't far.
One of the many reasons Dorinda Medley is a breath of fresh air on The Real Housewives of New York City is her down-to-earth realness (and let's face it, those unforgettable one-liners).
So fret not, Friends fans: your collective "unagi" turned the tide enough for at least another year of Monica's frenetic energy, Rachel's drama, Pheobe's crooning, Joey's spaciness, Ross's nerdy facts and Chandler's biting one-liners.
Viewers were rewarded with some memorable one-liners, including the ousted FBI director's much-tweeted-about exclamation of "Lordy" and his comment that he prefers the company of his wife to that of President Trump.
Billed as "the world's foremost authority" and nicknamed "professor," Corey was known for delivering quirky one-liners and slapstick routines as a wild-haired, faux professor dressed in a beat-up tuxedo and spaghetti tie.
From one-liners about Harvey Weinstein and Roseanne Barr to shout-outs to This Is Us and The Handmaid's Tale, the Saturday Night Live costars did a mini version of their popular Weekend Update segment.
With Corinne's exit, we got tears, a few requisite one-liners — "I'll never kiss up to a man again!" was her version of Scarlett O'Hara's plea — and a mournful limo ride through New York City.
Courtney, Who Comes Prepared With One-Liners & Props In Tough Conversations Speaking of the way Women Tell All went down… if Courtney was gunning for a spot on Paradise, her WTA appearance definitely sealed it.
Missandei and Grey Worm are exposed to be the bores that they are; Tyrion spouts obnoxious internet-pandering one liners we saw coming so long ago I think they actually popped up in Bran's flashback.
" Aside from the all-women writing and directing team, a few of the things Sergison adored about Russian Doll were its "existential humor" and "whip-smart one-liners," both of which shine through in "Thursday.
No. He's a troll on a cosmic scale, and sometimes liberals would do well to ignore the one-liners he bashes out on his phone and focus on what he's doing in his day job.
Voters may turn on a debate to get clarity on an issue or better understand a given candidate's proposal, but often what they find is a shouting match filled with insults, one-liners, and gaffes.
I thought up a million one-liners as my face flushed with embarrassment, but all I could imagine was getting fired for running my mouth off at one of the most powerful men on set.
But the stilted dialogue and cringey one-liners courtesy of a screenplay by scribe Matt Johnson(also known for his 2005 Paul Walker / Jessica Alba deep diving thrill ride Into The Blue) doesn't help matters.
But even in the grimiest, gun-happiest days of mid-1990s gangster rap, the Harlem emcee born Lamont Coleman distinguished his rhymes about violence, money, and drugs through cadence, word play, and cutting one-liners.
" This "regular degular schmegular girl from the Bronx," formerly a stripper, built her career on her ability to rattle off one-liners like "I'mma get that schmoney" on the VH1 reality series "Love & Hip Hop.
With Roku's voice remotes, users can search for movies by genre, topical keywords like "superheroes" or "Halloween," or even movie quotes (now you can shout out some badass one-liners to decide what to watch).
Dumbledore has some classic one-liners, but I particularly enjoy this passage in book four, where he gets totally side-tracked and temporarily forgets he's meant to be telling the school about The Triwizard Tournament.
Alex sees this as her chance to throw out some softball one-liners about feminism and the changing course of the show, but Maggie calmly tells her that she isn't doing some feminist fluff piece.
SpongeBob's humor has always operated on multiple levels; the cartoon combines endlessly quotable one-liners with images whose meanings become delightfully malleable when taken out of context, as well as perfectly off-kilter line deliveries.
He first earned his fan following after more earnest one-liners, like when Tyler told Cam on episode two that the guys were "a little besides themselves" seeing the since-ousted contestant crash their group date.
"I would sit down with her and she would just give me … After an hour, I would have filled up pages and pages writing down the notes and one-liners that she would pitch," he said.
"Right now we're in a campaign where there's a lot populist rhetoric, there's a lot of nationalist rhetoric and there's a lot of one-liners that seem to literally be magnified in the airwaves," Wolf said.
Diesel, iconic as the Fast and the Furious films' brooding Dominic Toretto, is all smiles and bad one-liners in this movie, making him seem like the most approachable extreme-athlete-turned-secret-agent ever conceived.
"More is more and is, at times, just right in '22 Jump Street,' an exploding piñata of gags, pratfalls, winking asides, throwaway one-liners and self-reflexive waggery," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
Robinson gets some hilarious and snappy one-liners, and Leah is largely a product of the actress's own effervescent personality, and Jacobs plays the straight girl with aplomb (a more distilled version of Britta from Community).
While Musk's presentation was chock full of sweet rocket renderings and inspiring one-liners—"the risk of fatality will be high" comes to mind—it's difficult to say how much of this plan will actually materialize.
For 20 years, in song, on stage, and in videos, the band has dealt almost exclusively in haymakers: soaring hooks, one-liners that cut to the quick, giddy, carefree dance, and a decidedly twee multimedia presence.
And, again, Monsoon was next to him, playing the perfect straight man, his nobility and decency cast as relief against Heenan's acid one-liners and flights of fancy where up was down and bad was good.
Miller, Reese, and Wernick instead offer a dare: to love a superhero movie that unabashedly embraces everything we really love about superhero movies — ridiculous violence, wry one-liners, and a hero we can honestly root for.
While the actor enjoyed a career renaissance with "True Detective" and "Dallas Buyers Club," tasked with playing a magically powered villain dashing off one-liners, to quote Dirty Harry, a man's got to know his limitations.
Yeah, that song has a lot of tangent one liners, Bob Dylan-style zingers, and then I thought, it's definitely more lyric—the melodies are good and stuff, but it's a song that needs good lyrics.
The show isn't explicitly a comedy or drama; there's moments of both in the trailer, from the intensity of Cesar reckoning with a life of a crime to a few light-hearted one-liners from Jamal.
If you enjoyed the dark humour and acerbic one-liners from The End of the F***ing World (TEOTFW), then we have some splendid news for you: it's going to be back for a second season.
The comedic flourishes (musical cues, one-liners, diagonal wipes from one scene to the next) take on a kind of grim cast next to the seriousness of the story and the pungent racist attitudes on display.
Lawmakers came out swinging (and singing) at the Washington Press Club Foundation's 72nd annual Congressional Dinner on Thursday night — but they reserved some of their edgiest one-liners for the crop of 2016 presidential candidates. Sen.
There, they perform an extravagant nightly show for the buffet-fed masses, doling out the same camel clutches and one-liners each night and following them up with partying into the wee hours of the morning.
After striking a serious tone to urge viewers to call lawmakers to show their support for a House Democratic bill that would provide paid sick leave and free coronavirus testing, Buttigieg returned to the one-liners.
Further, Ashanti's humorous and self-deprecating one-liners throughout the event pointed to his dedication to his practice as well as his control of a stage in a space that is usually neutral for paying customers.
Bloomberg's one-liners were widely mocked: I hope the Bloomberg joke writer cashed that check already A Post reporter had this interaction with a flack: U.S. government spokesman sends me an official statement for a story.
Gordon Willis's wide-screen compositions, strains of George Gershwin and some of Woody Allen's funniest one-liners return to Film Forum for another revival of this 1979 film by Mr. Allen, one of his greatest achievements.
Her 2013 debut, Same Trailer, Different Park, showcased a promising and charming singer with a knack for one-liners, an affinity for joints, and a do-what-the-hell-you-want-because-I-sure-will ethos.
The simple set includes three microphones: The first is for Mr. Brennan's regular stand-up routine; a second is for one-liners he couldn't work into his act; and at the third, he shares heartfelt personal stories.
The simple set includes three microphones: The first is for Mr. Brennan's regular stand-up routine; a second is for one-liners he couldn't work into his act; and with the third, he shares heartfelt personal stories.
Anna Kendrick steadies the ship and drops the dry one liners, Anna Camp is manic and highly strung, Brittany Snow is charming as she continually yearns for her Bella glory days and Hailee Steinfeld is just adorable.
One-liners abound amid the pheromone-fueled frenzy, copied from ancillary apps like Flints and pasted into a robust yet rudimentary messaging platform that inevitably makes blunt, misguided courtship seem even more awkward and out of place.
In the Craig films, characters like Casino Royale's fiercely motivated Vesper Lynd have given 007 a strong wake-up call beyond one-liners, but it remains to be seen how far No Time to Die will go.
Mr Carr used monologues to show off his one-liners, Mr Brooker was given a segment in which to poke fun at British culture and Mr Mitchell engaged in the apoplectic rants for which he is famous.
Alongside her gift for one-liners, Ms. Jones's extraordinary collection of chapeaux — "I have a nice hat head," she said demurely in a phone interview last month — is on display in the film, which opens April 13.
As much as I find myself irked by his constant (and I mean CONSTANT) self-promotion and overused one-liners about being better than "them," I gotta admit that the 41-year-old is full of surprises.
And god bless Ethan, the out gay student at Simon's school, who delivers some of the best one liners of the movie as he claps back at his bullies with an impressive amount of wit and savagery.
Rather, she pairs artworks with a selection of texts — poems, reflections, excerpts — in a keen effort to provide a complex web of context to pieces that otherwise might seem like little more than punchy political one-liners.
Weaved between class-based drama, love-based drama, and sibling-based drama (lots of #drama) are sharp one-liners and eye rolls that convey everything we've been thinking, while simultaneously fueling our own attitude-centric life goals.
President Obama embraced his last White House Correspondents' Association dinner monologue and used the stage to launch a series of one-liners at 2016 presidential candidates in both parties, the media and his own career as president.
I excelled at school, boys would ask me about my friends, and I quickly learned that I had the wit for one-liners, which easily gained me social cred without the hassle of a follow-up conversation.
" The segment, dubbed "Jokes Seth Can't Tell," featured one of the show's lesbian and black writers reciting one-liners that Meyers said "due to me being a straight, white male would be difficult for me to deliver.
He approached hip-hop as something of a joke on that project and his other early Gambino releases, exaggerating the genre's boasts with his comedians' instinct for groan-worthy one-liners while also demonstrating ferocious technical skill.
Scovell is understandably giddy at crafting one-liners for the White House Correspondents Dinner, to be delivered by the leader of the free world — a man who just happens to know how to land a punch line.
Here is what science is highly unlikely to be able to do: genetically predestine a child's Ivy League acceptance letter, front-load a kid with Stephen Colbert's one-liners, or bake Beyonce's vocal range into a baby.
The story elements are mostly formulaic, familiar from any number of superhero and science-fiction stories aimed at young audiences — the bicycle chases, the first crush, the pudgy, wisecracking sidekick who delivers most of the one-liners.
It may feel like an extended skit, but Mr. Zweibel — a member of the original "Saturday Night Live" writing team and the co-creator of "It's Garry Shandling's Show" — has a way with old-school one-liners.
More important, before Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert — and their teams of writers — Ms. Ivins was a one-woman humor mill, churning out finely honed one-liners that would today send President Trump into an envy meltdown.
Given how many of the campaigns of 2016 are relying on "pithiness," memorable one-liners and name-calling attacks by candidates and their surrogates, it's not surprising that this strategy has proven effective in garnering media attention.
There were moments of direct friction, especially in the final minutes of the debate over matters of national security, but in many cases the candidates' criticism was couched within jocular one-liners or pragmatic arguments about electability.
With a cast that includes Poehler and her old friends (and frequent TV and movie collaborators) Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer and Paula Pell, expect plenty of sharp one-liners amid the unabashed sentimentality.
Characters like Drax, Mantis (Pom Klementieff), Falcon (Anthony Mackie), Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), Shuri (Letitia Wright), Okoye (Danai Gurira), Rocket (Bradley Cooper), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), and, of course, Groot (Vin Diesel) have a few one-liners.
Veep's greatest flaw in its early seasons is that it could sometimes feel like a political, more intelligent version of Entourage: there's conflict, everyone gets some one-liners, and then everything turns out alright in the end.
As a young gay man in the 1970s, his caustic wit and one liners are clearly his armor for a rough world, but peel back the layers and viewers quickly see what Arnold wants: acceptance, and, mostly, love.
And, to be fair, the Escola-penned episode is full of quotable one-liners that paint these beautiful guys with six-packs as existing in an entirely different world than Cary (or you and me, for that matter).
But Hellboy employs the strategy of cramming these interminable montages with tons of voiceover to fit everything in, and turning the meaty swaths of the movie where characters interact with one another into nothing more than one-liners.
An obsessive fan of "The Princess Bride" and "The Simpsons," he has shared clips from "Happy Days" and "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" to mock Mr. Trump, and his stump speeches are littered with sarcastic one-liners.
But there's never enough of a nod or a wink to make that intent clear, and in the end, it seems like Burns is just periodically popping in from some bad Syfy movie to drop awkward one-liners.
Even though that whole "love" part wasn't all that prevalent (her ex-boyfriend is incarcerated and they ended up calling it quits), America still loved the Bronx native's sharp wit, endless one-liners, and rainbow of colorful hairstyles.
The metaphors in RoboCop are over the top and a little bit ridiculous when surrounded by cheesy one liners and '80s action, but the lessons you can take from them are so on the nose it's almost scary.
Deadpool one-liners that Ryan Reynolds reworked to perfection, a lot of fabulousness from Zazie Beetz as Domino, and cameos from Matt Damon and Brad Pitt—it's full of wonderful surprises and more laughs than anyone can count.
WATCH THIS: Ladies Of London Star Caroline Stanbury Talks New Furniture Collection   "I think the reason I'm known from Ladies of London is my one-liners, being a little bit out there, a little bit ridiculous," she says.
We'll do the usual tracking for sex, violence, snappy one-liners, and naked grabs for power, but we'll also consider who will survive season 8 of Game of Thrones, and who will be lost as winter finally arrives.
Despite the indignities Yellowhair faced during her arrest, she never wavered in her self confidence, throwing out a host of quotable one liners, including "excuse my beauty" (which can be seen at 5:10 in the video below).
Click here to view original GIFFollowing up their 100 best one liners made before a kill in movies, Burger Fiction has now done it up with the magically hilarious lines people say right after an on-screen kill.
Instead, it's trying to have it both ways: It tells the same story of historical achievement and progress that it always does, but then keeps busting out grating one-liners in an effort to be relatable and irreverent.
Proof of Witherspoon's ability to excel as a Type-A-er is that she was in the company of one of the most extraordinary and accomplished acting ensembles and still managed to steal scenes with her one-liners.
But he laced his repeated attacks with humor and memorable one-liners that seem likely to differentiate the former Newark, New Jersey, mayor from the nine other candidates who faced off during second night of the CNN debates.
At the same time, in his choice of material, Fierstein so over-represents Abzug's famous zingers and one-liners ("This woman's place is in the House: the House of Representatives") that you'd think she was a Catskills tummler.
Clearly, the darkness that's always been present in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is finally breaking through in this fourth season, even though it's also loaded with the same hysterical one-liners and fast-paced humor of the other seasons.
There were few mic-dropping one-liners in this episode, but the number of people who could deliver those snarky comebacks was literally cut down, and most of the rest of the cast didn't have the breath for wisecracks.
Too many winky-winks at past movies, too many one-liners and witty ripostes, too many quick cuts away or long lingering looks for maximum comedic impact, too many nonchalant responses to what should be tense and dire situations.
NBC On the newest episode of Maya & Marty, the comedian delivers a tour de force performance as fashion's most formidable ruler, doling out one-liners that even Anna herself would be hard-pressed not to crack a smile over.
The cast of The Real Housewives of New York City say the darndest things, and while plenty of their snarky one-liners are in-the-moment original thoughts, the words the cast is perhaps most closely associated with aren't.
Embedded in earthier jams are one-liners like "And even if you had a twin / I wouldn't notice her or him," proving Lou Reed's cosmopolitan curiosity is still her lodestone, as it has been since 2011's Last Summer.
There are a few stand-out one-liners ("These things are normal but you should be ashamed of them, a little bit," Sam counsels her eldest daughter) but the show is mainly funny because it has a funny narrative.
Fey's previous effort, 30 Rock, with its energetic pacing and reliance on funny voices and one-liners, may have been the best single-camera sitcom to capture the energy of comedies past, while still moving beyond their outmoded format.
Hinx, played by Dave Bautista), a visit to Q's lab for new gadgets (and see the ones he's not allowed to touch), an Aston Martin chase through the streets of Rome, and plenty of visual gags and one-liners.
We may remember the crazy, corny lyrical one-liners from Barenaked Ladies and Blessid Union of Souls, but how they'll go down in the books remains oddly uncertain—let alone the legacies of the artists who opened for them.
The laughs come in jolts and waves in "The Death of Stalin," delivered in a brilliantly arranged mix of savage one-liners, lacerating dialogue and perfectly timed slapstick that wouldn't be out of place in a Three Stooges bit.
Its marketing is top-notch and sticks as well, whether it is plastering cocaine hotspots from the '90s with punny one-liners to promote Narcos or partnering with Snapchat to create the coolest ever AR lens for Stranger Things.
That's led to many a Tinder user resorting to cheesy one-liners, jokes or overly risque remarks as an attempt to get a reaction or make light of the awkwardness of being on a dating app to begin with.
In view of that, President Donald Trump should do what Ronald Reagan did when he was fighting a hostile, Democrat-controlled Congress: Go directly to the American people with policy speeches and rallies instead of tweeting incendiary one-liners.
After a trailer campaign that mostly centered on the ensemble trading cutting one-liners, it's easy to want much more of Curtis, Shannon, and Evans facing off over the family legacy, rather than Marta numbly navigating her boss's death.
Until then, fans will walk away from the first installment with the Kendrick Lamar-produced soundtrack stuck in their heads, several memorable one-liners, and a penchant for recreating Suri's signature handshake with her brother, cooly executed by Wright and Boseman.
The trailer, which 20th Century Fox dropped on Thursday, has everything you could want from a Deadpool trailer—explosions, dry one-liners, Deadpool diving crotch-first onto Cable, and naturally, a couple of well-placed digs at the DC universe.
Kaitlyn: It's easy to forget, given all the sex and sword-fighting and magic and withering one-liners, but the A Song of Ice and Fire series has, so far, been a many-thousand-page tragedy about the cost of violence.
All six episodes of the new season are jammed packed with funny one-liners from comedian and host Nicole Byers, impressively ridiculous improving from amateur bakers, and actually helpful baking tips from world famous pastry chef and head judge Jacques Torres.
The full-length trailer for Paramount Network's new series Heathers dropped on Thursday, and the two-minute clip somehow boasts even more blood, snark, and R-rated one-liners than the entirety of the 1988 film of the same name.
In the 28-second promo, released on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, the network only uses one-liners from two episodes of Roseanne season 10 — episode 2 titled "Dress to Impress" and episode 7 titled "Go Cubs" — to reintroduce the main cast.
These are the kinds of one-liners you can look forward to: "You basically get paid to stand in a cage while a geriatric orangutan and his pet mob scream at you," she said of the White House press corps.
But besides from bringing an eternal light to my meagre existence, J.K. Rowling's first book-baby also brought with it a heavy dose of sass, wit, and some of the best one-liners 218 could ever have dared hope for.
This sets up a second-round matchup in the Entitlement and Privilege Region between Duke and Yale, which immediately and predictably sent Twitter scrambling to an escalating series of pointed one-liners about Whiffenpoofs and Montgomery Burns and Steve Wojciechowski.
Jaime Lannister has a bit of a sparring with The High Sparrow and continues to just destroy with the nihilistic one-liners ("The gods spill more blood than the rest of us combined," +10) but holds back from any real avenging.
Racing across the savannah in a hefty 4x4, Drake, Sully, and Sam exchange quips and one-liners with perfect comic timing, and there's a welcome sense that this is Uncharted as we expect it—light hearted and just occasionally ridiculous.
He has the dexterity to deliver absurdist one-liners—"Birds are smart; they're nature's dolphins"—while grounding his performance just enough to make it incredible in the "I can't believe it!" sense, not in the "I don't believe it" sense.
Looking inconspicuously average in a long-sleeve T-shirt, slacks and sneakers, with no audience to play to and no house band to punctuate his one-liners, Mr. Letterman said there was one path he would not go back down.
They're just catching up on Calloway's $165 creativity workshops this past winter that were characterized by oat milk and philosophical one-liners, and were labeled by many as scams in line with the 2017 Fyre music festival in the Bahamas.
Even though the trailer for season 7 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is less than three minutes long, the women are able to unload a year's worth of screams and one-liners ("We're in Mykonos, bitches") on us.
But with the exception of having James Bond as the main character, there was nothing about it that felt like a Bond film—no gadgets, no glib one-liners, no appearance of John Barry's theme song until the end credits.
In an MMA universe full of trash talking and one-liners, DuQuesnoy explained the great admiration he has for all of his opponents when asked if he felt superior to the fighters he faces after his big win last weekend.
It's a 12-minute marathon through one-liners that riff on each candidate's foibles (like Biden's ridiculous "marijuana is a gateway drug" thing) and the news of the moment (meet Bowen Yang-as-Andrew Yang's veep pick, the Tesla Cybertruck).
Though it features a jaw-droppingly well-appointed gothic funhouse set (by David Korins, lighted by Kenneth Posner), replete with spooky surprises, this show so overstuffs itself with gags, one-liners and visual diversions that you shut down from sensory overload.
The 2020 Oscars got off to a decidedly traditional start in Sunday night when, after Janelle Monáe's musical opening number, Chris Rock and Steve Martin — two comedians who have hosted the ceremony before — took the stage and traded one-liners.
While it's not like Leia — at all — to drop only a single line or two in a conversation, an excess of one liners plucked from the discarded Force Awakens footage would have begun to wear thinner than they are already are.
Kimmel touts #MeToo in opening monologue Second-time host Jimmy Kimmel didn't shy away from skewering Hollywood for its treatment of women, kicking off the awards show with a monologue filled with one-liners taking aim at the entertainment industry.
In a Saturday Night Live Weekend Update sketch filled with blistering one-liners directed at accused pedophile Roy Moore, admitted womanizer Donald Trump, and the ever-growing lineup of Terrible Hollywood Men, it was still Leslie Jones who stole the show.
Thunberg kicked off her speech at the 25th Conference of the Parties, or COP1.93, by telling world leaders that she wouldn't have any personal or emotional headline-grabbing one-liners, like when she told world leaders she wanted them to panic.
The one-liners on these white stripes range from confessional ("Conversations that don't end on a high note torture me forever") to notionally profound ("It all goes away if you close your eyes") or motivational ("Everyone knows everyone's making it up").
The last such high-profile, high-flying attempt was the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," a notoriously unwieldy enterprise that left a cautionary legacy of comic one-liners, broken hearts and sunk capital when it closed in 250.
After being arrested on suspicion of burglary, he decided to use his local news airtime to throw a few one-liners at a reporter from the back of a cop car, determined not to the law interfere with a good roast.
Coco has so many gasp-worthy one liners that I could have easily devoted a solid chunk of this review to praising them (a mean girl with serious baggage is my TV kryptonite, and Robertson's Coco is a fantastic one).
Meanwhile, earlier that same season, contestant Ashley Salter earned plenty of screen time with her erratic, out-of-context one-liners, which The Bachelor underscored with lilting musical flourishes and intercut with talking heads of the other girls describing her as crazy.
The joke is very environmentally friendly, as you can recycle it every time a sinkhole appears in DC. Arriving shortly before the 2016 election, this one is significant because it was one of the earliest meme-able one-liners of the Trump era.
In between milking the sticky-ass hook, "keep a gold chain on my neck/fly as a jet/boy you better treat me with respect," it's just verse after verse of them showing off their slickest flows and most "ooo"-worthy one-liners.
But with his one-liners and cutting asides about the president, Mr. Comey only appeared to play into the hands of allies of Mr. Trump, who are eager to paint the former F.B.I. director as just another figure working for the president's defeat.
Kristin Cavallari was the queen of one-liners and eye rolls during her days on Laguna Beach and later The Hills — and now, it seems that the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree when it comes to her daughter Saylor James.
As Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer jabbed each other with one-liners and Mike Pence sat in stricken silence during a White House press-op meant to show legislation in action, Pelosi kept briskly to the point: What's best for the American public.
Alex Murphy finds himself staring down the wrong end of a gun barrel and gets blown away by one liners and bullets, only to have his body taken by the corporation Omni Consumer Products and turned into a crime-fighting android — RoboCop.
From Tej and Roman's comic relief to Hobbs's frequent one-liners to the sheer ridiculousness of many of the series' stunts, there is nothing in Fast & Furious that is above broadly winking at the audience about how silly the entire enterprise is.
The 1988 vice presidential debate between George HW Bush's running-mate, Dan Quayle, and Michael Dukakis's running-mate, Lloyd Bentsen, did not change the course of the election — but it did deliver one of the most memorable one-liners in presidential debate history.
In what has become a sadly familiar ritual, many of America's late-night TV hosts, who generally respond to the news with levity and one-liners, used their shows Monday night to address the attack at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
He has not written the sort of scholarly tracts for which Benedict will be remembered, but he has produced " Happiness in This Life " (Random House), a collection of peppy one-liners, almost self-helpish in tone, culled from his encyclicals and sermons.
Yes, smartphones and tablets are great for taking pictures and notes, but what about keeping track of feelings, impressions, sketches, perfect one-liners, overheard snippets of odd conversations and great ideas that arrive out of the blue when you're on the road?
Instead, it gave us twenty-minute bursts of one-liners zinged across a quadrant formed by four people: straight-acting lawyer Will, underemployed and funny and mean Jack, red-haired straight lady Grace, and the drunk rich straight-but-kinky sociopath Karen.
Hollywood acknowledged this arresting newcomer with two Oscars in four years, for "Women in Love" and the romantic comedy "A Touch of Class," which established her as an artful wielder of one-liners who could glam up with the best of them.
It's also partially a sitcom, replete with a laugh track, in which Kitty and Sam travel through time and space, reeling off half-serious Rick and Morty references, one-liners about Leonardo DiCaprio's engagement party, and a note on the shittiness of Woodstock.
Mr. Early and Ms. Berlant are stand-ups with a knack for the off kilter; Mr. Early's comedy is more autobiographical, with diversions into absurdism and musicality, while Ms. Berlant's is a character study in one-liners that skirts the edges of nonsense.
As workers installed the memorial in anticipation of its formal unveiling this Friday, onlookers were eager to recall one-liners from the King of No Respect, often zingers based on uncaring parents, a poor upbringing and other aspects of a troubled life.
And yet the 2020 Oscars got off to a decidedly traditional start when, after Janelle Monáe's musical opening number, Chris Rock and Steve Martin — two comedians who have each separately hosted the ceremony before — took to the stage and traded one-liners.
" Reviewing it in The New York Times in 1979, John S. Wilson described her as "primarily a comedienne, shooting out one-liners as she sprawls over a piano and shouting out a few lines of song in a husky, gravel-edged voice.
Whether it's a celebrity ripping on President Donald Trump or a politician roasting her political rivals, Twitter is the perfect forum for the kind of wisecracks, sarcasm, and snappy one-liners that can go viral just like a LeBron James windmill slam.
The internet, and sites like Tumblr especially, Reeve continues, encourage users to be funnier, more clever, more biting, more invested: Sometimes those one-liners spread across continents, tweaked by thousands of other teens who add their own jokes as they reblog the original.
The first is devoted to one-liners, which he reads from sheets of paper; the second is billed as being for "emotional stuff," monologues exploring issues like his relationship with his alcoholic father and his own struggles with depression; the third is for stand-up.
" Other hysterical one-liners from the clip include: "Ariana says 'honest to God, knock me out,' so I decided to punch myself in the face — it was awesome," and "I heard if you record her snoring and play it backwards, it sounds like Fantasia.
From what we can parse through Hellboy's downbeat one-liners, the forgettable emotional fulcrum of the movie is that Hellboy doesn't feel like he belongs in the human world because he's a monster, and doesn't belong with demons because of his will to do good.
There have been many memorable moments, characters, and one-liners that have come out of the never-ending drama that is The Hills — like the aforementioned Justin Bobby, who so great he needed two names — but the most GIF-able was definitely that tear.
I love Cardi B. You love Cardi B. We all love Cardi B. Between her rad beauty looks, boundless one-liners, refreshing candor, and historic chart-topping hits, she's permeated just about every aspect of American culture and proved herself a doyenne in the process.
So what ended up happening with her is of course she did all these un-produced pilots, she went on every talk show, and she basically was being trotted out to give the signature Bette Davis one-liners and to talk shit about her costars.
There's still some question as to whether or not it's wise to crack jokes about this situation, but in this crazy world where Weinstein may never spend a moment of his life in jail, there's something cathartic about SNL's brutal, rapid-fire one-liners.
Seemingly mindful of his reputation, MacFarlane (who shares producer credit with, among others, "Trek" alumnus Brannon Braga) keeps dashing off sarcastic one-liners, but the comedy does at least as much to undermine the drama as to establish the show as fully realized satire.
Nikki Haley (R), and Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE tell one-liners. Jokes?
And it's a funny story, too—I'd place its chuckles-per-hour count somewhere just above Jazzpunk, although you'll want to adjust that depending on your adventure game experience and likelihood of getting the more in-joke-y one-liners and items to pick up.
And now and then — between the whiz-bang musical one-liners and non sequiturs — they linger just long enough over an earworm of a pop verse to prove they could slow down and write more standard songs if they weren't having so much fun.
Where were the gimmicky one-liners, the cringeworthy pandering, the well-rehearsed ambushes, the whiny interruptions, the confusing excursions into obscure votes or ancient controversies of little relevance to the choice Democrats face in coming months and all voters will face a year from now?
The dialogue is littered with one-liners, but as is the case with all of Balki's films, it takes a special appearance by Amitabh Bachchan to deliver the film's real punchline: "The rest of the world has Superman and Batman, but we have Padman".
Comedy Mr. Early and Ms. Berlant are stand-ups with a knack for the off kilter; Mr. Early's comedy is more autobiographical, with diversions into absurdism and musicality, while Ms. Berlant's is a character study in one-liners that skirts the edges of nonsense.
Most of these considerations will be beside the point if you're a fan of the verbal warp and woof of Caspe's method — the enveloping fabric of one-liners, insults, puns and, especially, references that register as jokes simply by virtue of their surprise value.
Returning Housewives Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge as well as newly single costars Shannon Beador and Kelly Dodd are at it again, this time color coordinating in white dresses as they dish out their new one-liners for the upcoming installment of the hit Bravo series.
" There is a plot to follow that unfolds over the course of three very clearly divided acts, but as Navarro pointed out "most of it is lost amid the genuinely funny throwaway one-liners and endless gobs of insane action thrown directly at your eye sockets.
The 37-year-old mother of three isn't just the funniest of the bunch (shout-out to this collection of one-liners), but she's also one of the most outspoken when it comes to paying close attention to what we're putting in — and on — our bodies.
The fight scene that opens the movie is a thing of joy, and not just because it features tons and tons of Baby Groot – it's playfully choreographed and shot, with plenty of time set aside for one-liners to get us re-acquainted with the Guardians.
The former teens made famous for cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway in top-down convertibles nodding along to Natasha Bedingfield and spewing melodramatic one-liners, like: "I want to forgive you, and I want to forget you," are now married, running businesses, and having babies.
Where to watch: iTunes, Google Play Honestly, any bit of absurdist humor from the Monty Python folks would offer welcome relief right now, but this King Arthur spoof and its "it's just a flesh wound!" one-liners mean this one has the most LoLs per minute.
A fair number of clever one-liners and character beats, such as an African-American prisoner referring to Lifetime as "the white-lady channel," a TV interview with a parolee that naturally goes off the rails and Uzo Aduba's crazier-than-usual antics as Crazy Eyes.
Peppered throughout that are classic blink-and-you'll-miss-them AD bits (one involving Michael and his son saying "Ciao" got me every single time) and one-liners, along with old favorites (Henry Winkler once again reprises his role as the Bluths' hapless lawyer, Barry Zuckercorn).
Over the years, Cass has received criticism, not only from puritanical street photography traditionalists but also from those like British tabloid The Daily Mail, who describe his images as one-liners or "tricks" relying on a tool rather than a spirit thick with time and emotion.
Between songs, he circled downstage, dropped random one-liners ("I think pirates should take a little bit better care of their fucking maps—this thing is tea-stained  "), and sat back down, as if he'd entered a room looking for something and then forgotten what it was.
A wide range of projects will be on view from the 30-plus participating artists and collectives, including ephemeral gestures like roadside one-liners and human interactions sold for five cents, to an anti-war protest and a durational water-spitting performance based on female fountain figures.
SEOUL, South Korea — The star-crossed Samsung Galaxy Note 7 — the ambitious new smartphone whose problems with fires prompted an unprecedented and costly product axing, warnings from airlines and a host of one-liners from late-night comedians — may be headed back into the hands of consumers.
While witty one-liners have dominated yearbooks for long, a new era of senior quote jokes is rising, one that requires a little bit of effort for the reader: Instead of explicitly listing the quote, the timestamp of when the quote is said on a television show is printed.
The Thermals released their latest album, We Disappear, earlier this week and are in the middle of a promotional tour, yet Hutch is still making time to tell one-liners and share personal anecdotes such as the one about the time he literally shit himself while getting head.
This is because Game of Thrones is very fun and very good and a lot of very epic things happen in it: There are epic one-liners, epic hair, epic stares, epic costumes, and epic bone sessions, and they are all set to a very epic theme song.
From a $45 bright red sweater printed with the lyrics of Beyoncé and husband JAY-Z's lyrics — "Shinin' Shinin' Shinin' Shinin&apos" — to a $55 purple crewneck with the phrase "Have a Thicc Holiday" stamped on the front, there's plenty of outer wear and one-liners to choose from.
Bots right now are pretty emotionally stunted; some can crack jokes, pulling from a pre-programmed pool of one-liners, but few, if any, can detect that you might not be in the best of moods for hearing a wisecrack and instead opting for a more sympathetic response.
Or maybe it's that George Lucas has seemingly never interacted with a child, so for research, he watched Dennis the Menace and Leave it to Beaver and wrote down a few one-liners before calling it quits so he could spend more time planning Jar Jar Binks hijinks.
With respect to the night's host, Jimmy Kimmel, the 2016 Emmys really belonged to the following group of stars, who managed to steal the show away from other presenters, awards and Kimmel himself, thanks to hilarious bits, quick one-liners and, in one memorable case, a surprising cameo.
The bickering between the hyenas Kamari (Keegan-Michael Key) and Azizi (Eric André), the one-liners by Zazu (John Oliver), and the scene-stealing back-and-forth from Pumbaa (Seth Rogen) and Timon (Billy Eichner) are even funnier because of the lack of expressions when the jokes are delivered.
His stand-up is as insightful as his television work, but it's always been more ruthless about laughs, particularly this assured new hour and a half of material, veering from corkscrew one-liners and broad sex gags to garden-variety observational humor and twisty yarns dense with jokes.
But a strong turn at a CNN town hall in March, a willingness to sit for just about any news media interview and an ability to get off pithy one-liners quickly endeared him to some Democrats, particularly upscale white voters taken with his literary references and multilingualism.
The one-liners fly fast and furiously, naturally, as the Conners deal with more mundane problems, such as their grown-up kids and grandchildren -- Darlene (Sara Gilbert) is conveniently forced to move in with them -- while glossing over that little matter of Dan (John Goodman) having, you know, died.
" The Louisiana lawyer has been in the Senate a little more than a year, but he's already become one of the most sought-after interviews in Washington, in part because he spews out witty one-liners, as he might say "faster than green grass goes through a goose.
Trump's speech was as dark as the sky, and the crowd cheered loudest at the parts where Trump cited kill figures from famous battles and delivered punchy and brutal one-liners, reaching a sort of fever pitch as he recalled the glories of the Allied carpet-bombing of Germany.
"Nice Lady" (HBO) Silly fart jokes tied to meaty social commentaries that spin out into unexpected personal confessions interrupted by nicely crafted one-liners ("A soft penis looks like the sound of sad"): This comedic Rube Goldberg device is a quirky and delightful contraption, far sturdier than it appears.
Every sarcastic comments-section pile-on, every meme-filled live-Tweet spree, every non-racist YouTube discussion (those exist, right?) owes a small debt to MST3K, which proved that, so long as you had sharp one-liners and good intentions, talking back to the screen could be a joyous, justifiable pursuit.
One of Kufrin's most notable suitors from last week's season premiere was Jordan Kimball, the 26-year-old professional male model whose epic one-liners ("The power is in the brows") already have fans of the show comparing him to Krystal Nielson, the infamous villain from Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season.
"What we're trying to do with this film is to show how much the political conversation is driven by these easy narratives and sensational headlines and one-liners," Josh Kriegman, who directed "Weiner" with Elyse Steinberg, said during a question-and-answer session after the premiere of the film here.
The meta-ironic tone started pre-2016 with Twitter accounts like So Sad Today—who kickstarted the miserable one-liners about panic attacks and anxious self-loathing (and who also writes for VICE)—and joke anxiety Twitter accounts, but was fully adopted across social media and Twitter in particular this year.
Where to watch: Google Play, YouTube, iTunes, Amazon Video, Vudu Honestly, any bit of absurdist humor from the Monty Python folks would offer welcome relief right now, but this King Arthur spoof and its "it's just a flesh wound!" one-liners mean this one has the most LoLs per minute.
But while the shows shared many similarities (the most obvious being Helen Baxendale, who starred in both), "Cold Feet" differed by focusing less on punchy one-liners and more on creating a programme that allowed, for the first time in Britain, something viewers in their 30s could truly relate to.
Here, to packed houses in the height of Las Vegas's night club era, she fired off one-liners, tore across the strings of her guitar, and let her hips hips catch the light as they swiveled in the sequined gowns that had been made by her sister and longtime stylist, Carmen.
Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) — traded zingers and one-liners as they honored journalists at the Washington Press Club Foundation's annual Congressional Dinner.
What follows is not so much a comedy set as an act of absurdist outsider art; Midge mocks men coming out of the bathroom, skulks around the stage like a Valkyrie and veers between pathos and one-liners so wildly that the crowd isn't sure whether to laugh or flee.
Sadly, this is not the kind of comedy that seeks to deliver clever jokes or quippy one-liners; this is the sort of movie that sets a very long scene in a porn/sex shop for puppets (involving graphic depictions of several different fetishes) and leaves the "joke" at that.
And, for a candidate often shielded by the scripted one-liners of killer campaign advisers, he was on his own — unable to hide his peevish demeanor and unable to portray himself, as his campaign has tried to do, as the clear choice to stop Bernie Sanders and beat Donald Trump.
The infamous on-screen villain took her fame and handful of her most talked about one-liners from the season to create a collection of apparel – including t-shirts, muscle tanks and long sleeved tops – with her most famous controversial phrases (like "Platinum Vagine" and "Dude I Need Sushi") sprawled across them.
The usual rapid-fire barrage of one-liners from hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost touched on the news of the day — Jerusalem, Donald Trump's health, a looming possible government shutdown — but the sketch really landed when Cecily Strong arrived to talk about sexual misconduct in Washington, D.C.'s halls of power.
It was my only visit to TIFF's Midnight Madness section, where the viewers tossed around LED-filled balloons before the screening, let out a hearty collective "Arrrrr!" at the anti-piracy warning, and treated all the opening PSAs and festival bumpers like Rocky Horror Picture Show, with perfectly timed shouted one-liners.
" Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) In perfect contrast to his other, showier roles, Wilder's brilliant take on the chocolate maven is more about his wonderful restraint, from gently crooning the song "Pure Imagination" to delivering a series of droll one-liners, among them his insincere warning to misbehaving children: "Stop. Don't.
As we rejoin Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby), she's ascended to "Everlasting" showrunner, replacing her mentor, Quinn King (Constance Zimmer, a virtuoso of caustic one-liners), who in turn has replaced Chet Wilton (Craig Bierko), the über-producer — and her onetime lover — who built his empire using her original idea for the series.
Some liberals believe that this kind of shift is basically impossible — that racism and right-wing politics are so deeply intertwined that any Republican populism will just end up defending welfare for white people, that any "immigration in the national interest" proposals will descend into "Mexican rapists" one-liners on the campaign trail.
Not all the historical references will resonate for a younger audience, but the palpable desire to break through, juvenile pranks and constant barrage of one-liners -- on stage and off -- should make this relatable even for those who don't fully appreciate the terror of having to follow a young Richard Pryor on stage.
" '— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)June 3, 2016 In remarks that at times resembled a comedy roast, Clinton unleashed a torrent of polished one-liners to attack Trump's policies and character, suggesting Trump might start a nuclear war if elected to the White House simply because "somebody got under his very thin skin.
A product of the "stiff upper lip" era, the prince, 19843 — who Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday was stepping back from his public duties — has over the years produced a remarkable collection of politically incorrect, tone deaf and, on occasion, outrageous one-liners that have been gleefully recorded by generations of British journalists.
While the show itself was hit-or-miss, with some weird racial shit that was never quite resolved, Titus, Kimmy's roommate and an actor and singer always one step away from his big break, was always there with the pithy one liners, those wonderfully expressive eyes, that voice(!), and all the melodrama.
When the average person thinks of hacking, they might picture a trenchcoat-wearing citizen in The Matrix, furiously pounding away at a keyboard in a darkened room, in attempt to "infiltrate the mainframe," only pausing to spout snarky one-liners into a headset mic and triumphantly exclaim, "I'm in!" when the job is done.
Trump's team told surrogates to say that Trump successfully reinforced his outsider status, contrasting him with Clinton as a status quo candidate, and to zero in on one-liners that they saw as successful -- particularly his repeated line that Clinton has been in public life nearly 30 years with little to show for it.
The years that followed would see rap audiences slam-dancing and stage diving; Waka's percussive style of ad libs and arrhythmic one-liners would become the norm; Lex Luger and Southside's towering, post-crunk symphonies would inspire a generation of producers to push deeper into menace and turn trap music into a household concept.
From a song and dance that proclaimed "Everything is better on TV," in which he jumped around and danced with the cast of some of the past year's hits like "This Is Us" and "Stranger Things," to getting onstage and throwing out the one-liners, Colbert gradually built up the fierceness of the jokes.
Demetri Martin: The Overthinker (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): With his signature one-liners and drawings, Demetri Martin muses on doughnut holes, dogs, sports bars, the alphabet's most aggressive letters and more Insatiable (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): In this darkly comic series, a disgraced civil lawyer turned beauty pageant coach takes on a vengeful, bullied teenager as his client.
Neal Brennan: 3 Mics Through a combination of one-liners, stand-up comedy, and frank discussions about his own depression, Neal Brennan manages to make sad dude seem like less of a caricature and more like an actual, complex individual with whom you'd like to share a plate of nachos and discuss your childhood.
Lawrence had his arc, and I wish that the time spent with him was instead devoted to fleshing out a character like Kelli more — she's officially graduated from side character with the fire one-liners to side character who deserves to have her own inner life play out on screen, away from Issa and Molly.
Collectively, the album is more than brilliantly gonzo one-liners and head-cracking turns of phrase, it's the first release in a very long time, perhaps since that legend-cementing run in the mid-2000s where it felt like Wayne was dropping an album or mixtape every few months, where he again transcends easy category.
Murph doesn't get to be the titular "perfect date" of the film but he is the perfect example of how so many romantic comedies do a disservice to their LGBTQ+ characters by relying on them for plot advancement, cute moments, or quippy one-liners but never giving them material to shine as bright as their counterparts.
The film celebrates its 15-year-anniversary April 30, and for all the good it has done in the world (Halloween costumes, one-liners, Rachel McAdams and Amanda Seyfried's careers, and inspo for Ariana Grande's record-breaking music video "Thank U, Next"), labeling a group of 17-year-old girls "Unfriendly Black Hotties," isn't one of them.
The actress, who has won four Emmy awards for her portrayal of acid-tongued politician Selina Meyer on the HBO series, tells PEOPLE and EW editorial director Jess Cagle during the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview that, of the show's seemingly endless amount of memorable one-liners, she knows exactly which one is her favorite.
Rollins doesn't do much more than drive his police cruiser very aggressively against a green screen and drop a couple of one-liners, which, according to the very trusted source known as the "Trivia" section on IMDB, Rollins and co-star Josh Mostel (who you may best know as the horny principal from Billy Madison) largely ad libbed.
There are choice one-liners ("we're going to be clinging to you like mom jeans to a camel toe"), music-industry satire (DJ Khaled travels with a dedicated "juiceologist", with his own portable beehive), and Rebel Wilson's offbeat interjections, which are judiciously kept in control, though she's unleashed in the inevitable action finale like a secret weapon.
There are some all-star one-liners in this particular Weekend Update — "You know things are bad when a 29-year-old with no experience who works directly for the President of the United States thinks, 'I gotta get out of this dead-end job,'" Colin Jost said at one point — but Cecily Strong-as-Hicks is the highlight.
Cybersecurity experts are a small and elite group, and, more often than not, feel the same way watching movies about our field that genuine medical doctors do as they watch Patrick Dempsey and Kate Walsh trade flirtatious one-liners over a flat-lining patient's body on "Grey's Anatomy," or how forensic pathologists feel when watching CSI.
Unlike the skateboarding Chuck E. Cheese we know and love today, the character's first incarnation was a "Joisey rat" who smoked a cigar while hurling one-liners at the "slower" members of the band like Jasper P. Jowls and Helen Henny—characters still used today— and discontinued characters Crusty and Cat, the Warblettes, and Madame Oink.
There's apparently a camera to fuck around with, one that you can twist and turn to see the sets of different late-night talk shows; a hologram theater with a virtual Jim Gaffigan pacing around and delivering a set; and something called "comedy karaoke," where you can try out some of your favorite pithy one-liners.
The fictions collected in Almost No Memory, Samuel Johnson is Indignant, Varieties of Disturbance, and, most recently, Can't and Won't, are the Davis I suspect most readers know: epigrammatic confections, one-liners, bits of found text, dense little narratives like some space-age vision of astronaut food: a three-course meal in one easy-to-swallow capsule.
The movie wasn't a commercial success (though found its audience on DVD and when it hit cable TV), but after the "The Mummy Returns" and "The Scorpion King," Johnson was finally able to play a modern-day role and showed that he could do more than show off his physique and say a couple of one-liners.
Stranger Things gave the world plenty of gems since its 2016 premiere: Everyone's awesome girl crush Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), an unbreakable bond between four best friends we can all aspire to and, as of season 2, laugh-out-loud one-liners delivered by Lucas's (Caleb McLaughlin) sassy little sister, Erica, played by newcomer Priah Ferguson.
Wolf follows a long list of comedians who have been tapped to crack one-liners at the gathering of journalists, lawmakers and celebrities, including 85033 performer Hasan Minhaj, former Comedy Central star Larry Wilmore, "Saturday Night Live's" Cecily Strong, and late-night hosts Conan O'Brien, Seth Meyers, Jimmy Kimmel, Jay Leno and Stephen Colbert, among others.
The cast of the first season is a barely-motley crew of conventionally attractive saps, drunks, and blank-eyed doll people delivering canned one-liners (looking at you, Giannina and Amber) whose weirdness is hardly physical—it's found in their personalities, as they struggle with some of the most basic elements needed to build a lasting marriage.
Though "in appearance, she was one of the most austere-looking people you could imagine," Mr. Weber said, when she was asked to choose any woman of the 20th century she would have liked to be, she picked Mae West — the sultry, straight-talking Hollywood actress known as much for her figure as for her one-liners.
You've got Cher turning in top-tier acting work, Nicolas Cage giving a performance that's funny and passionate without the self-parodic vibes he's given off for the last 15 years, and an amazing screenplay from John Patrick Shanley, crammed with classic one-liners and beautiful turns of phrase that double as mantras for navigating love's choppy waters.
Commit This To Memory was also highly influenced by another band recently eulogized, The Weakerthans, who had a similar knack for penning poetic one-liners that could give you hope as easily as they could cut you in half; Motion City Soundtrack just had Johnson's chiming Moog melodies to make the often bittersweet content of the lyrics easier to swallow.
Set in and around a northern English pub during the twilight of capital punishment a half-century ago, "Hangmen" coupled a Pinteresque fondness for the enigmatic with a dark wit, allowing for multiple one-liners that can't be reprinted here, many of them spoken by the wonderful Johnny Flynn in a career-transforming turn as a mysterious outsider called Mooney.
Its mainstream trap beat is skillfully created by producer Mike WiLL Made It; the lyrics, co-written with Rae Sremmurd's Swae Lee, provide just the right amount of braggadocio, sex, and cute one liners; the looks, styled by Shiona Turini and Marni Senofonte, got the attention of bloggers, and the video direction by Melina Matsoukas delivers just the right artsy-pop-documentary feel.
While for some of us, the man who crooned, "Do you really want to hurt me?" from beneath half-closed, heavily-shadowed eyelids never went away, he's now reaching a whole new generation thanks to a roll on The New Celebrity Apprentice and his handful of cheeky one-liners during his cameos on the new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Think of them as modern-day "Golden Girls," the iconic NBC series from the 1980s about four senior citizens sharing a house in Miami (Disclosure: NBC is owned by Comcast, the parent company of CNBC.) While the Hollywood version is full of laughs and memorable one-liners, women in real life acknowledge becoming a roommate later in life presents certain challenges.
Some may find it too familiar: The book, which is jargon-heavy and prone to repeating phrases such as "doctrine is the last refuge of the unimaginative," riffs on speeches and letters Mattis has given throughout his career (the letters are also reprinted in an appendix in the back for comparison) and enthusiastically reprises his greatest one-liners and slogans.
While we're still coming to terms with Beyoncé's no-show at last night's Emmys, we're keeping ourselves in good spirits as we take a look back at host Jimmy Kimmel's most memorable one-liners – from his jab at Downton Abbey's Maggie Smith (who has never attended the Emmys in the nine times she's been nominated!) to Hollywood's penchant for gluten-free diets.
But if you've followed the trajectory of Mr. Meyers, 43, who made an affable anchor of the "Weekend Update" segment on "Saturday Night Live" and led the 2011 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, where Mr. Trump spent the night being pummeled with caustic one-liners, then you know he did not plan to hold his tongue in Ms. Conway's presence.
If you happen to hear their fourth album playing in a coffee shop on your way to work, it'll derail your commute for at least as long it takes to pull up the lyrics to "Catch It" on your phone and scour them for the sort of wine-soaked, romantic one-liners that got you hooked on Baudelaire in college.
During the week, too, she could get close but not too close, emailing me articles she read or one-liners about something that had happened between sessions (My mom called and acted crazy, and I didn't yell at her), or photos of various things she found amusing (a license plate that read 4evJUNG — not taken, I hoped, while she was inebriated behind the wheel).
In all instances Kano's strived for the unconventional from the very beginning—adamant on doing his thing, not veering into pop when the mainstream pricked up its ears in the early 00s, and operating beyond the one-liners that tend to occupy grime's biggest hits (not that he isn't perfectly capable of knocking those out of the park too, like Babe Ruth in Adidas sliders).
Later on, we even catch a glimpse of Pennywise the Clown from It, looming in front of what appears to be a dilapidated carnival attraction bearing his name: Although some fans are already complaining that the film's script seems to be fashioned mainly from clichéd one-liners, there's a potential reason for that — King himself took a hatchet to Roland's movie dialogue, making sure he says as little as possible.
On one hand, it's Brooks's film that most betrays his TV sitcom roots, thanks to its one-liners, the cutaway-reaction style of its shooting and cutting, and moments of broad stereotyping, particularly by Kinnear and Cuba Gooding Jr. But it's also one of his more ambitious works, packing in subplots and subjects by the handful—indicative of a filmmaker who seems to genuinely struggle with the confines of the genre.
" An impressive cast of comedians — including Billy Eichner, Paula Pell, and Norman Lear, to name a few — show up for a series of impeccable one-liners, such as: Kumail Nanjiani: "Trump is like that weird high school friend of yours who shows up at the party, doesn't bring any beer, drinks everybody's liquor, is weird to all the girls, and on the way out doesn't condemn hate crimes.
But while it's true that Jaws 4 has a threadbare script, clunky Michael Caine one-liners, Mario Van Peebles sporting a terrible Jamaican accent, and shark revenge, Jaws 21950-D also has, in addition to a threadbare script, a bevy of frolicking teenagers, an evil corporate conspiracy, an evil showboating scientist, obnoxious happy dolphins, and, oh yes, a shark terrorizing Sea World because Sea World killed its baby.
Your astrological forecast calls for something big and surprising, like that time collectors were tired of Hirst's pre-sold out exhibitions, so he went directly to auction; or that time people got fed up with his conceptual one-liners, so he made a bunch of (awful) paintings; or that time everyone lost interest in the work he'd made, so he built a museum to show the work he'd bought.
"Late Night With Seth Meyers," which recently celebrated its fifth anniversary, does this distinctively and brilliantly, by folding barbed one-liners into more shapely structures, including "A Closer Look," which is essentially a spoken essay, about 20163 minutes long, that hews tightly to a discrete theme — one from mid-December mulled the tandem hooey of Trump's philanthropy and his proposed border wall — and that Meyers does every few days.

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