The Cosby Show, Season 5

Mason Benedict:
Banking had nothing to do with it! You're all sending up smoke screens. It was a classic business downturn, an exhaustion of labour and resources that led to the bust.

Clair:
Well actually, that's not true.

Mason Benedict:
Pardon me.

Clair:
In 1929, there was more than enough raw materials to maintain the current rate of production.

Mason Benedict:
Do you have a source to back that up?

Clair:
As a matter of fact, I do. The Great Crash by John Kenneth Galbraith.

Mason Benedict:
Well, I've read Mr.Galbraith's book and I'm afraid you're wrong.

Clair:
I don't think I am.

Mason Benedict:
Ian, you have a copy of the Galbraith book in your office don't you?

Ian:
Well, yes!

Clair:
Great! Why don't we get it and look it up?

Mason Benedict:
You'll only be sorry if we get the book.

Clair:
[gives the Clair stare] I want the book.