"Boardroom and a Parked Place" Quiz

Answer: Karen

When Will wakes up and tries to enter the bathroom, he hears the shower going and assumes Grace is in the bathroom so he says, "Come on, Grace, hurry up. I got an early meeting. I knew when we installed that pulsating shower head it was gonna slow down our mornings." Grace then comes out from her bedroom and asks Will who he's talking to and he says, "I'm talking to you. Now hurry up and get out of the bathroom. Wait." Just then Karen comes out of the bathroom and says, "Whew. That is one smooth-talking shower head."

Answer: "The Practice"

Will and a few other lawyers are in the conference room and Will is saying, "So don't lecture me on ethics, Eugene. I don't care if there is no precedent. If we don't put ourselves on the line for this guy, he's gonna fry, and I will not have that on my conscience! And then Lara Flynn Boyle comes in and totally shuts him down." Another lawyer, Roz, then says, "I love 'The Practice'."

Answer: there was a red, green and yellow mark on the bumper

When Grace and Jack are walking down the street, she sees a limo and says that it's Karen's but Jack doesn't think it is. Grace then says, "No, it is. See the red, green and yellow mark on the bumper where she hit that clown?" Jack asks, "The one outside Radio Shack?" Grace says, "I don't know about that clown. The one I'm talking about was outside the McDonald's in Times Square."

Answer: and

Everyone thought Mr. Stein was at the London office but he was really in a mental institution. When Will finds out, he says, "No wonder "London" is in quotes on the company letterhead." Mr. Stein then says, "You know, just between you and me, I wasn't ready to come back now. I know that. But when Doucette left, I had to, to save the company. I mean, it's Doucette and Stein. If there's no Doucette, no Stein, what's the company gonna be called?" Will replies, "And?"

Answer: "You've Got A Friend"

Mr. Stein says to Will, "Will you help me? Please? This pressure's too much. I can't handle it alone. Look at me. I'm nuts." Will tells him he doesn't know what he can do and then Mr. Stein says, "Well, when I'm down and troubled and I need a helping hand and nothing, whoa, nothing is going right, close your eyes and think of me, and soon I will be there to brighten up even..." Will interrupts him and says, "Mr. Stein, Mr. Stein." Mr. Stein then says, "I'm sorry. That's what they were playing when I had my last treatment. I can't get it out of my head."

Answer: Sarah

When Mr. Stein feels Will saved him again, he wants to know what he can do to show his appreciation. Will tells him that's not necessary but Mr. Stein insists and asks, "How do you like that corner office?" Will says, "The one with the French doors and the private bath? It's unbelievable, but that's Sarah's office. She's had that for 30 years." Mr. Stein then says, "God bless her. She deserves it. What a treasure that woman is. Oh, there she is now." He stops her in the hall and says, "Sarah. Sarah, dear. You're fired! Now clear out your office, darling." He then says to Will, "Enjoy!"

Answer: Maury Povich and Connie Chung

When no one could get comfortable sleeping in the limo, Grace finally says, "This is crazy. The only reason to spend a night in a limo is if the drummer in your prom band dropped a Quaalude in your Fresca. Look, we get it. Okay? We get it. Going through a hard time right now. You just left your husband.

But we're your friends and we love you. And if we can't help each other out in the hard times, then what are we doing?" Jacks simply says, "Ditto." Karen says that what Jack says is right, but she's still staying in the limo.

When Jack asks why, she replies, "Why? Good Lord, Jack. If I gave in to every persuasive argument, I'd be in some crazy three-way marriage with Maury Povich and Connie Chung!"

Answer: bunch of us

Will says to a couple of co-workers, "Let me show you that birthday card I got for Kelly. On the outside is a word balloon that says "Happy birthday from the bunch of us", and on the inside, bananas are talking."

Answer: "Annie hit Frannie on the fanny with a flounder."

Will and Mr. Stein are having dinner and after Will sets up Mr. Stein's plate, he says to him, ""There you go, sir, just like you like it. You can take it from here, right? I don't have to make a little airplane and fly it into your mouth, do I?" Mr. Stein says, "No, Will. I'm not a child. Am I?" Will says, "Mr. Stein, I have something difficult to say." Mr. Stein replies, "Is it "Annie hit Frannie on the fanny with a flounder"?" Will then says, "Yes, and thank you for saying it. Now I don't have to."

Answer: it

Will tells Mr. Stein that he doesn't need him because he's a legend and that he's the man that saved the lead-based paint industry a $100-million lawsuit. Mr. Stein tells him, "I used to be kinda tough." Will then says, "Kinda tough"? You obliterated those third-graders on the witness stand." Mr. Stein tells him he pretty much let them hang themselves, but then Will tells him, "Don't you be so modest. You're a killer. You're a shark. You're Stein. Say it." Mr. Stein says, "It."