"The most important thing to remember about Manga is it's completely different from American comics, in every way, shape, form. I mean forget style, it's more than esthetics. The Mangakaf (?), the writers of Manga, they write heroes that are someone's kid, or someone's boss. Because the hero's civilian life is as important to the story as their secret identity. It's not just Clarke Kent waiting to turn into Superman. It's Superman waiting to turn into Clarke Kent."-Ephram Brown to Amy Abbott,
"Everwood Colorado."-Announcer
"That's crazy."-Ephram (from the Everwood commercial on CTV).
"I'm makin' pancakes, you want some?"-Dad
"Go to hell!"-Ephram
"That's my boy."-Dad
"...Like a junkie begging for more smack."-Ephram about Delia wanting to watch 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' even though it gave her nightmares.
"I'd like to take a moment and point out that this is hands-down the weirdest restaurant we've ever been to. And we're from New York City where we're regularly served by drag queens named Frank."-Ephram
�You didn�t have to go to all the trouble of imitating feminine cursive.�-Ephram
�It�s my handwriting.�-Bright
"Why are you eating that before dinner?"-Dad Brown
"Because I know who's cooking it."-Ephram
"Gross. Find another sack to share with."-Ephram
"I don't know. Me, your friends, lit candles in the same room..."-Ephram to Amy about a friend of hers birthday party.
"Forget it. He's a bully, you gotta kick his butt. That's the only way to deal with a bully."-Ephram giving Delia some brotherly advice.
"Explain to me what? Why your friends are total bitches, or why you continue to be friends with them?"-Ephram to Amy
"This woman is about to give birth!"-Ephram
"No way! I just mopped!"-Donut store employee
"Give me another pot."-Ephram
"What size?"-Donut store employee
"Big enough for me to barf in."-Ephram
"Well that doesn't sound good."-Ephram
"Distant and miserable."-Ephram
"Yeah, do the opposite."-Andy
