Quotes Of The Week: All Rise, Snowfall, Grey's Anatomy, The Circle And More

Tonight's Oscars ceremony might be honoring the year's best movies, but our Quotes of the Week compilation is alllllll about television.

Once again, we're (hopefully) brightening your Sunday with a collection of the best dialogue — both scripted and not! — from the latest episodes of broadcast, cable and streaming series.

This time around, we've got The Resident's nostalgic farewell gift for departing character Mina Okafor, a sssssavage goodbye message for The Challenge: All Stars' Arissa, valid criticism of American fast food on Charmed, and a stirring, timely monologue from Station 19's grief counselor, Diane.

Also featured in this week's roundup: double doses of The Good Doctor, All Rise, Queen Sugar and Prodigal Son, plus sound bites from Grey's Anatomy, Family Guy, Snowfall 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!

"So... a meat product named for the Germans and a potato product named for the French somehow constitutes a quintessentially American meal? The world's an even bigger mess than we feared."

Sealing monsters in an interdimensional prison is no big deal for Aladria (Heather Doerksen), yet the concept of fast food positively blows her otherworldly mind

"I want you not to depend on this being here for you, thinking you can 'plug in' any time you want."

"I'm aware that I need the charger's consent."

Morgan (Fiona Gubelmann) wants to determine some ground rules if she and Park (Will Yun Lee) are going to continue hooking up

"Would you like to paint the nursery pink?"

"No, this isn't the fifties."

Lea (Paige Spara) is thrilled about having a daughter... but not thrilled with the idea of a gender-specific nursery

"We thought it would be fun to act like young parents again, but you don't have kids to have fun — you have kids to use as an excuse to never leave the house."

Lois (voiced by Alex Borstein) makes an excellent, relatable case for parenthood

"What do you want me to promise?"

"To torture yourself less."

Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), offering to make Derek (Patrick Dempsey) an impromptu "wedding" vow on limbo beach

"Weird not having an upstairs."

"Right? And where are you going to hide the bodies of the people you murder?"

"Exactly."

Paul (Martin Freeman) and Ally (Daisy Haggard) share some valid concerns while house hunting with Jim and Jackie

"Don't be mad at me. Be mad at those thin little lips of yours."

Lola (Simone Missick) reminds Mark that while she might have spilled the beans, he's the one who kissed someone other than his girlfriend Amy

"I said, 'Don't say anything.' Of course, you lean into the opposite."

"Everything I know about love, I learned from John Cusack movies."

Mark (Wilson Bethel) attempts to win back Amy (Lindsey Gort) by playing Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" on his phone

"There's an age-old saying that says your eyebrows should be sisters, not twins. These eyebrows are like third cousins."

Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness drops some tough love on one player's sad entry in a makeup challenge

"Oh, there's one more [gift] from all of us: Mina Okafor's infamous one-star Yelp review! 'Steer clear of Dr. Okafor: She told me my uterus sucked.'"

"[beaming at the framed review] It did suck!"

Mina (the departing Shaunette Renée Wilson) gets a pretty perfect farewell gift from her colleagues

"Have you tried just being direct with Emily and asking her what's going on?"

"Over and over again. Anytime I even try to get her to open up, she just deflects and she says nothing's wrong. And then she starts baking a cake, and then I get distracted, I start eating the cake, and that's why I'm wearing my house jeans!"

Emily's postpartum depression is having an unexpected impact on David's (Andrew Leeds) waistline

"I'm not upset. I'm happy for you."

"But are you happy for you?"

Blue (Ethan Hutchison), channeling his inner Oprah to dad Ralph Angel (Kofi Siriboe) before the family takes Blue to Washington, D.C. for school

"And maybe you should think about apologizing to Ralph Angel. Blue is the whole reason he got his life together. So, if he sent him away, it's probably because he thinks the promise of tomorrow outweighs the pain right now."

Hollywood (Omar J. Dorsey) tells a dogmatic Vi, in the most truthful and loving way he can, that she was wrong to overstep

"Arissa, if you think we're all snakes: Sssssssssee ya!"

Derrick Kosinski bids Arissa Hill farewell after she fires off an expletive-filled diatribe against the house and quits the show

"Your reporter friend, Irene? She was killed a few weeks back in a car wreck. You know, thought seeing as how the two of you were so close, it's only right I came and delivered the news in person."

"What happened to her?"

"I just said. Car accident. S—t, could happen to anyone."

Franklin (Damson Idris), delivering an in-person, thinly veiled threat to ex-girlfriend Mel about the consequence of her loose lips

"Come on, Viv. We are good together. This electricity we have... it's what all the great love affairs are made of."

"No. It's what true-crime podcasts are made of."

Despite Martin's (Michael Sheen) best attempts to woo her, Dr. Capshaw (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is confident they'd be a terrible romantic pair

"There are hundreds of us all around the world, we all have aliases. I go by Kama Sutures. It's a double entendre, because, y'know, I'm always sewing up bodies and I like sex."

Edrisa (Keiko Agena) delights in explaining her web-sleuthing alter ego to her NYPD colleagues

"When I was a child and I learned about the Native American genocide, I pictured one small village of men with feathers in their hair who gave the white people turkey and then got mad when they wouldn't leave. I pictured it because those were the literal pictures in my history books, and even though I knew that my people had been stolen from their homes and brought here chained up on ships, somehow I believed that textbook. I was 35 years old when I learned that in 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue, and in the wake of that, millions upon millions of people who had been living here for 15,000 years were extinguished... and the ones who survived are fighting every day against a culture that still wants to pretend they don't exist. We learn when we learn. And the shame we feel at having taken so long to learn, that can be useful as long as we use it well. Once we know better, we have to do better."

Diane (Tracie Thoms), explaining to an embarrassed Maya how she could've been so slow to realize that racial injustice still exists in America

"Can I get you a room somewhere?"

"Why, do you know of a good closet in another hospital?"

Bloom (Janet Montgomery) feels bad about Leyla (Shiva Kalaiselvan) losing her ersatz home

"I'm a Black man carrying the stars and stripes. What don't I understand? Every time I pick this thing up, I know there are millions of people out there who are going to hate me for it. Even now, here. I feel it. The stares, the judgment. And there's nothing I can do to change it. And I'm still here. No super serum. No blonde hair or blue eyes. The only power I have is that I believe we can do better."

Sam (Anthony Mackie) schools a GRC member on what "hard decisions" really look like