"The Wit and Wisdom of Downton Abbey" - Jessica Fellowes

Yes, I'm part of that fandom. And you want to know why? You really don't but anyway, it's because they put a lot of stock in the dialog. It's a sharp, witty, full script. None of this blow up a car, jump into bed, say "it's complicated" in order to get out of writing a scene. Downton Abbey relies on it's script, rather than merely requiring one.

It's the thought-provoking lines from Matthew, the eye-opening ideas of Brandon, the insults of Mary, the truth of Mrs. Hughes, the love of Mr. Bates, the ever classic (let's be honest, our favorite) retorts of Lady Grantham. Enjoy trying to remember where in the show these lines come from!

Lady Grantham: "It's like living in a second-rate hotel where the guests keep arriving and no one seems to leave." -pg. 111

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It may be a little difficult to find, but Allan Gould's Anne of Green Gables vs. G.I. Joe: friendly fire between Canada and the U.S. was hysterical!

The Bro Code by Matt Kuhn (supposedly by Barney Stinson) is full of great one-liners of Barney in "How I Met Your Mother."

And...yeah, Dave Barry.