Dialogue
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Elizabeth: So in the hours just before midnight, the people of Briarville buried Trantor the Troll in the cold, damp ground. The end.
Teacher: Thank you, Elizabeth. Class, what did you think of her report?
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Teacher: So, uh, Elizabeth, what was the curse the troll put on Phineas?
Elizabeth: Well, legend has it that from that moment on, Phineas' descendants would get dumber and dumber... and dumber.
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Trantor: You will pay for the sins of your forefathers!
Ernest: I didn't have four fathers! I only had one father and I didn't know him that well!
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[
when seeing Trantor the Troll for the first time]
Ernest: Ahhhhh! Boy, I sure hope you're from Keebler!
Ernest: You better back off. You don't wanna fight me, I know tai chi, kung fu, chow mein, and I saw Hulkamania three times once in slow mo.
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[
while driving to the treehouse with a now wooden Rimshot]
Ernest: What good is a wooden dog? Oh, sure they swim better. But what am I going to call him? Splinter?
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Ernest: [
about the troll] He looked like a big giant Mr. Potato Head. Except he was shaped more like a watermelon.
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Ernest as a lumberjack: There ain't no trees in Botswana. Nuh uh, I know. I AM a Botswanian lumberjack, and I ain't never had a job...
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Ernest: [
as the old lady] A little nasal hygiene will go a long way young man. Here you go! [
dumps milk on a troll] Be grateful, little trolls in China don't even get milk.
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Old Lady Hackmore: [
to Kenny] Sometimes, you've got to do what YOU know is right, no matter what anybody tells you.
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Ernest: Gosh, Rimshot! Pretty soon, the kids won't have to worry about eating their Brussel sprouts because the Brussel sprouts will be eating them!
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