Pearl: The Squid Sisters shot a music video here a long time ago, didn't they?
Marina: I've seen that one like 300 times!
Marina: I've seen that one like 300 times!
Joe: Why do we watch trailers for movies we're excited about? We're already going to go see it. We're already on board. All the trailer does is spoil moments or give us clues for who lives or dies... Then when we see the movie we're going in with these expectations that can only lessen the experience.
Irv: So you regret that you watched the Avengers: Endgame trailer?
Joe: All 47 times.
Irv: So you regret that you watched the Avengers: Endgame trailer?
Joe: All 47 times.
Donut: So? We can change the movie. I never liked how everyone dies at the end anyway.
Sarge: Whoa! Spoiler alert! Somebody!
Grif: How is that a spoiler? We've watched that movie together ten thousand times!
Sarge: Usually, after the gunfire, I fall right to sleep.
Sarge: Whoa! Spoiler alert! Somebody!
Grif: How is that a spoiler? We've watched that movie together ten thousand times!
Sarge: Usually, after the gunfire, I fall right to sleep.
— Red vs. Blue, Season 14, "Mr. Red vs. Mr. Blue"
"...I've seen The Exorcist about 167 times! And it keeps getting funnier every single time I see it! Not to mention that you're talking to a dead guy. NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK?! You think I'm qualified?"
— Betelgeuse, Beetlejuice
Marshall: You know, I saw this [Sleepless in Seattle] in the theater like five times, but I never got to see it with the right girl.
Lily: Aw, I'm so glad none of those girls were right for you.
Marshall: What girls?
Lily: Aw, I'm so glad none of those girls were right for you.
Marshall: What girls?
I'm going to admit here on national television that I've seen [The Devil Wears Prada] at least 25 times.
— Amy Robach in an interview with Simon Baker, Good Morning America
