Bringing Up Bobby

[first lines]

Bobby:
I like it mom, it's cool.

Olive:
Yes?

Bobby:
It looks like a space ship!

Olive:
Definitely. So, are you married, Mr. Uh, I'm sorry, I forgot your name.

Car Salesman:
[in back seat] Kessler, Aaron Kessler.

Olive:
Oof, Bond. James Bond. Didn't he sound just like it?

Nurse:
You forgot to fill out your age, what is it?

Olive:
[in nearly a whisper] Oh uh two, eight, uh 68.

Nurse:
I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you, could you speak up...

Olive:
[frustrated now] August 2nd, 1968.

Nurse:
Wow! You're the exact same age as *my* mom. Neat.

Walt:
I bet I left a big dent in your car, didn't I?

Bobby:
Well, yes, but not as big as the one I'll have in my memory.

Secretary Carol:
Do you have an appointment with Mr. Moody?

Olive:
Kent hit my son, and wanted to bring him a bottle of Champagne to say thank you.

Olive:
I am Eastern European. We take life like it is opportunity. You Americans, so disciplined, disciplined, disciplined. Not very much fun like that.

Olive:
I'll leave you two love-birds alone so you can play Halloween together.

Darlene:
Halloween's in November, silly.

Bobby:
Are you going to become a doctor?

Olive:
Doctor, please, I will be president of the United States, you will see. This is America.

[last lines]

Det. Winters:
You did the right thing.

Olive:
I know.

Det. Winters:
Stay on this path and you stand a good chance of getting Bobby back.

Olive:
Thank you.

Det. Winters:
You're welcome.

Olive:
Once upon a time in a foreign land, there was a young woman who went to America to pursue her dreams.

Bobby:
Is this about you, mom?

Olive:
Hear me out, okay smarty pants? So, one day this gorgeous girl meets this unbelievably handsome man in Oklahoma, and they fell madly in love. And nine months later they had the most beautify son. He was the most gorgeous little boy she'd ever seen in her life.

Bobby:
I know, that's what all the girls in school used to say.