Quotes Of The Week: Superman & Lois, The Boys, Star Trek, Hacks And More

The month of June has arrived, and so has a fresh batch of our favorite Quotes of the Week.

In the list below, we've gathered 10 of television's most memorable sound bites from the past seven days, including moments both scripted and unscripted from broadcast, cable and streaming series.

This time around, we've got a good-natured dig at Raja's age on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, an emotional confession from Fear the Walking Dead's Alicia, Sheila's immediate shutdown of creepy flirting on Physical, and a French Open back-and-forth that took place off the court.

Also featured in this week's roundup: double doses of Hacks' season finale (spoilers ahead!) and The Boys' return (read Episode 3 post mortem), plus quotable moments from Superman & Lois and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.

And don't worry, we haven't forgotten about the excellent dialogue featured in Stranger Things' new episodes: We've rounded up all of those standout lines in a separate list here.

Scroll through the list below to see all of our picks for the week, then hit the comments and tell us if we missed any of your faves!

"This is the coolest present I've ever gotten."

"Yeah, and we have the PS5."

In fairness to Jordan (Alex Garfin) and Jonathan (Jordan Elsass), there are probably more secret super suits per household in Smallville than there are PS5s

"It's like you said: I'm gonna keep working until the day I die. Do you know how old you're going to be when I'm 109?"

"Please don't make me do math right now!"

Hannah Einbinder continues to deliver laughs through tears, as her character Ava gets fired by her boss, Deborah (Jean Smart)

"You're the one with all the stories! What do I have to even say?"

"That's the thing. You've gotta go figure it out. I told you, you're just like me. You've got your own mountain to climb."

Deborah (Smart) hits Ava (Einbinder) with some tough love as the two are about to part ways

"It appears that hijinks are the most logical course of action."

Spock's highly logical girlfriend T'Pring (Gia Sandhu) is forced to get wacky after she and Spock swap bodies

"She might've been given some drugs, and they might be starting to kick in a little bit here."

"I prefer the term medicine."

"That's true. I take that back."

"Painkillers. Anti-inflammatories."

Jason Goodall's dubious choice of words about injured Chinese star Qinwen Zheng's attempted comeback gets quickly called out by fellow commentator Lindsay Davenport

"Victor, I didn't just save you so you could live to do what I couldn't. I did it because I love you, too."

In saying goodbye, Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) forgets all about Strand killing her crush and denying her friends entry to his Tower

"Tomorrow, you have the Re-Contextualizing Feminism panel with Rose McGowan and Alyssa Milano."

"Ooh, I love Charmed."

The Deep (Chace Crawford) reveals his TV-watching habits after his wife (Katy Breier) presents him with his schedule

"You should smile more. I bet it's a beautiful smile."

"OK, look, as an ambassador from Planet Actual Woman, I got to tell you I know that you think these lines work, but—"

"Oh, they do. Just ask Loni Anderson."

Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) exposes both his misogyny and his age to Young Mallory (Sarah Swire)

"What's exciting about this is that we're getting to witness the rebirth of Raja, because all the people who knew you from back then... they're all dead!"

Hostess with the mostess RuPaul can't help but crack an age joke at the expense of the Season 3 winner during this week's critiques

"That's a dynamite looking outfit you've got there. What's that color — rubber ducky?"

"Yellow."

The supremely sardonic Sheila (Rose Byrne) promptly shuts down a smarmy, lecherous businessman before he can take his gross flirtation any further