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"Ladies Man" is the fifth episode from Season 4 of All Grown Up!.
Characters Present[]
Characters Introduced[]
Synopsis[]
When Susie trains Harold to help him get a date with Angelica, it backfired and caused Harold to fall for Susie instead, which caused Angelica to be jealous.
Quotes[]
- Pangborn: Uh, listen, Dil, about what you saw, you keep this under your, uh... whatever that thing is you wear on your head, and, uh, maybe I can do something about that detention.
- Dil: You've got my crudlebout on it, sir.
- Pangborn: Thank you. "Crudlebout"? Was that a promise or not? Dil! Dil!!
- Pangborn: I don't know what kind of dirty words you're pedaling, but I won't have it in my school!
- Dil: It's not dirty. It's Dilginese.
- Pangborn: "Dilginese"? What in Harry's hat is "Dilginese"?
- Dil: A language I made up, sir.
- Pangborn: That's just plain stupid. Who makes up a language no one else can understand?
- Dil: If a cleristeral falls in the prandish, does it still marplunk a player?
- Pangborn: Huh? That's it! You just got detention, mister, for a whole week!
- Phil: There she blows…
- Harold: Please go out with me! I'll buy you a smoothie!
- Angelica: Let's see… NO!
- Harold: Okay, I'll go get you that smoothie now.
- Susie: What do you see in her?
- Harold: A girl playing hard to get!
- Harold: Please, please go out with me! I'll resole your shoes.
- Harold: Nose blowing wind players always get the best girls!
- Susie: Avoid all spitting words!
- Harold: That's brilliant, Sus- I mean, you're remarkable, Carmichael girl.
- Susie: Harold, you're gonna walk out of this room a dude with a 'tude.
- Harold: Goodie! What do I do first?
- Susie: Well, you can start by exing words like "goodie." "Goodie" ain't cool.
- Harold: Oopsie.
- Susie: Not cool.
- Harold: Okeydokey, artichokey.
- (Susie sighs)
- Angelica: Do you talk so much on your cell phone that you need someone to hold it for you? No! I do! Are you so lazy that you need someone to make your bed while you're still in it?! No! I do! Are you so snob you need someone to tell you you're pretty everyday? No! I am! So don't you say I don't deserve a Harold, You're not as half as sloppy, lazy, and insecure as I am!
- Susie: You got that right… But you don't deserve a Harold.
- Lil: I hate to be the girl in here, but it won't work.
- Shelly (Ms. O'Keats): That's beautiful! What does it mean?
- Dil: I love you! I know it's kinda long, but it is an evolving language.
- Tommy: Does your stage have a pirate that talks and shoots real confetti?
- Future Engineers Club Member: It talks and shoots confetti?
- Dil: As long as my mom won't miss her electronic secretary… Or her car's battery.
- Harold: Here is my room! It always smells like onions around here, I don't know why.
- Lil: O'Keats and Pangborn were, like, together?
- Dil: Oh, yeah.
- Everyone: Eww! Gross!
- Dil: What are you holding?
- Pangborn: A lute!
- (Dil laughs)
- Pangborn: What's so funny?
- Dil: A lute in Dilganese means… Never mind.
- Dil: I broke my mom's blender!
- Phil: It can make smoothies, too?
- Susie: You're enrolled for Susie Carmichael's School of Drool!
- Pangborn: Shelly, thy Shelly, we belong together thy Shelly.
- Voice: Knock it off down there!
Trivia[]
- Dil invents his own language called "Dilganeese".
- Pangborn visits Dil's house at midnight to sing his 125-page song about Miss O'Keats and get feedback from Dil.
- Tommy and the gang's float win first prize.
- Pangborn and Miss O'Keats become the king and queen for Dil's float.
- Harold is successful at making Angelica jealous of him.
- This episode reveals that Angelica has strong feelings for Harold.
- Kimi is nowhere to be seen in this episode.
- Ending Tagline: "It smells like onions in here, I don't know why." - Harold