Quotes Of The Week: Star Trek, Flash, The Circle, Girls5eva, Survivor And More

Netflix's The Circle and Peacock's Girls5eva were among this week's returning series, and their first episodes back instantly earned a spot in our Quotes of the Week compilation.

In the list below, we've gathered nearly 20 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 shortsighted reaction from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Capt. Pike, a poignant epiphany for Station 19's Andy, a strange talent that we didn't know The Wilds' Fatin possessed, and a (literally) puzzling explanation of the game of Survivor, courtesy of Maryanne.

Also featured in this week's roundup: double doses of The Flash (read our post mortem with [Spoiler]) and The Circle (read Season 4 premiere recap), plus quotable moments from Grey's Anatomy, Fear the Walking Dead, We Own This City and more shows.

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!

"#AlbumMode is a state of mind that started when our deal was announced and ends when I'm at the Met Gala in a catheter because my dress is too complicated."

Wickie (Renée Elise Goldsberry) has a very clear vision of how the girls' new album release will play out

"Well, that'll never stick."

Capt. Pike (Anson Mount), being totally wrong about the Federation implementing the Prime Directive

"Oh, and about your daughter. She asked for a Bloody Mary."

"OK."

"She's 11 years old, ma'am."

"Mmhmm. Oh, I see. Don't make it too spicy."

Martha Mitchell (Julia Roberts) doesn't see anything wrong with her young daughter imbibing an adult beverage while up in the air

"When Leo said that he was an owl, did you feel the need to call him silly and correct him?"

"No."

"No. You just loved him. You just let him explore. Let's just love Leo, Teddy. Let's listen when he tells us who he is."

Regardless of Leo's gender identity, Owen (Kevin McKidd) refuses to let himself and Teddy (Kim Raver) become the child's bully

"The way that I see it, it's kind of like Survivor Jenga, right? Where it's like, OK, I need to take a piece out, but that piece is going to come back into play. But what happens if I take a bottom piece too early? Will everything fall? Do I have to then take that piece later? Do I want to take that piece because I think someone else wants that piece, so I stop them from having that piece so I can have that piece?"

Maryanne Oketch very confusingly describes the complicated game of Survivor using a Hasbro classic

"Uh, Iris, why is there an attractive blonde man in the kitchen?"

Sue (Natalie Dreyfuss) wakes up to find Eddie Thawne visiting... from the great beyond

"Did I break you...?"

Frost (Danielle Panabaker) leaves Mark speechless with a steamy goodbye kiss

"All that s—t they taught you in the academy about procedure and probable cause? F—k that now. And what are they calling it, cultural sensitivity training, they give you? F—k that s—t, too. This is Baltimore."

Training officer Ed Barber (David Hammond) to a young and impressionable rookie Officer Wayne Jenkins, setting up the path for his eventual corruption

"Did you ever get written up as a boot?"

"S—t, Mads, I barely made it through the academy. They said I had a deep-seated disdain for authority bordering on insubordination."

"Boy, did they get that wrong."

Harry (Titus Welliver) assures Maddie (Madison Lintz) that rookie life ain't easy

"It's this whole screwed-up system, the one that tells women of color that we should be grateful for even the smallest thing we're given, even if we've earned it, even if it's less than we deserve, even if it's an open secret that the expectations on us are higher and the rewards always lower, because we should know our place, right, because we're lucky to get anything to begin with."

Suddenly, it dawns on Andy (Jaina Lee Ortiz) that she was never the problem

"I have to choose between what's good for my daughter and what's good for me. And to be honest, I don't think I should have to choose at all."

A conflicted Nurse Nancy (Megan Cusack) tells Sister Hilda about losing her Saturday with Colette for a work conference, while echoing the sentiment of countless moms

"I meant to tell you, your Spanish is very good."

Though unmoved by Arno's bilingual pleas for his life, Daniel (Rubén Blades) nonetheless appreciates the effort

"I can usually smell an orgasm a mile away. I wonder if I have a sinus thing."

Fatin (Sophia Ali) is surprised she didn't know Toni and Shelby were getting it on in the woods

"That was so stupid!"

"She's pretty judgy for a first responder."

FBI trainee Simone (Niecy Nash) meets Nolan's girlfriend Bailey (Jenna Dewan)

"I can't believe I had to ask for sex advice for my parents that I don't want to know if they actually need, but this was really good for my game. If it takes another vagina talk, dammit, I'll be there for the vagina talk."

John Franklin quickly learns the downside of playing the game as his mother, Carol

"You might know us better as Baby Spice and Scary Spice from THE SPICE GIRLS!"

"Why are we shouting?"

"Cause we always do that, it's just a thing!"

Two Spice Girls (Mel B and Emma Bunton) become one catfish in the reality show's fourth season

"Have a good night. Until then: Seacrest, out!"

Closing out Idol's 20th anniversary reunion show, host Ryan Seacrest dusts off his signature mid-2000s catchphrase