Quotes Of The Week: New Amsterdam, CSI, Rings Of Power, Ghosts And More

From the coaches of The Voice to the newest Big Brother champion, anyone who's anyone makes an appearance in our latest Quotes of the Week column.

In the list below, we've gathered a whopping 25 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 The Neighborhood's reference to one of the most chaotic "Star-Spangled Banner" performances in pop culture history, the Reservation Dogs' criticism of a common idiom, an NCIS pun that even we think is too cheesy, and an extremely vivid New Amsterdam mental image, courtesy of Lauren.

Also featured in this week's roundup: double doses of Abbott Elementary, The Voice, Ghosts, Resident Alien and Blood & Treasure.

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!

"What in the Fergie's National Anthem is going on in there?"

Tina (Tichina Arnold) is not impressed with Walcott Academy's after-school music program

"I'm definitely getting off [my medication]."

"Yeah, maybe stay off Twitter, too. That can also cause aggression and mood swings."

Conrad (Matt Czuchry) suspects his patient's belligerence could stem from social media use just as much as his varenicline pills

"Daniel Radcliffe? He's already on a franchise. You can't just swing from franchise to franchise."

"Then why do I have to see Chris Pratt everywhere?!"

When talk turns to who should replace Tom Holland as Spider-Man, Jacob (Chris Perfetti) has a strong reaction to a certain Marvel/Jurassic Park actor

"I can make someone feel special for less than $350."

"Ava, I've said I don't want to go to a strip club with you."

"That wasn't an invitation, girl. I just needed some ones — and lots of them."

Janine (Quinta Brunson) and Ava (Janelle James), while discussing the school's budgetary issues

"I never believed I could be [free of the guilt] until today. Fighting at your side, I felt... if I could just hold onto that feeling, keep it with me always."

Halbrand (Charlie Vickers) opening up to Galadriel has us in our feelings

"The name of the duo is The Dryes? That's way better than The Moists."

Agreed, Blake Shelton... agreed

"I was just, like, kind of rewriting the lyrics to some songs but using the same beat."

"That's how I started songwriting."

"And Weird Al."

John Legend observes that Camila Cabello and a contestant have something in common with the "Eat It" parodist

"I'm a very clean boy. But I do have a confession to make: This is so hot. This room, you two, the whole... dynamic."

"Uh, let's just keep our hands on the table."

"Yes, ma'am."

Willows (Marg Helgenberger) tempers a POI's excitement

"After that, the world's our oyster. Whatever the f–k that means."

"That's very intuitive. What does 'an oyster' mean, though?"

"Isn't it, like, another word for a clam?"

"'The world's your Indian taco.'"

"Ooh, I like that one! That one sounds nice."

The Dogs' knowledge of seafood doesn't quite extend beyond catfish

"I had a window explode on me."

"What?!"

"Yeah, at my doctor's office."

"You were near the car bomb? Are you alright?"

"Yes. I'm surprisingly well."

Fresh off her latest ketamine treatment, a supremely mellow Diane (Christine Baranski) is not nearly as alarmed about her recent near-death experience as Marissa (Sarah Steele) and Eli (Alan Cumming)

"I will add extra security to Vault P-117. Cheddar safe than sorry."

Agent Knight (Katrina Law) brings the episode's cheese-themed puns to a screeching halt

"You thinking what I'm thinking...?"

"That's a huge answering machine?"

An outgoing vacation message paves the way for Josh and Riley (Jack Martin and Veronica St. Clair) to crash in the 1980s

"Listen, y'all lost a lot of points with me when you put a Baby Shark toy in Brian's nursery. [Baby cries] You hear that? He's terrified, he's scarred for life."

Sonny (A.J. Buckley) projects his own galeophobia onto Clay and Stella's newborn

"Most interesting decade. Probably best '90s since 1190s, though 1490s were pretty wild."

Thor (Devan Long) is a fan of the TV program How About Those '90s?

"I slept on a boat tarp once. With several members of Fleetwood Mac. A little uncomfortable, but super easy cleanup."

Of course you did, Flower (Sheila Carrasco)

"Well, this whole planet's floating in the middle of an explosion. So, is anything ever all right?"

Fin (Ice-T) gets metaphysical in response to Velasco's query about whether he's all right

"Hello, Harry. My name is Joseph."

"I don't care. You are a Grey! I will call you d—khead!"

Harry (Alan Tudyk) doesn't seem to want to play nice with Joseph (Enver Gjokaj)

"You're a dinosaur!"

D'Arcy (Alice Wetterlund) finally learns the truth about Harry... sort of

"Oh my gosh, remind me not to take a guy out while wearing a robe. I showed him the entire world just now."

Even in the midst of hotel room pampering, Lucy (Melissa O'Neil) saves the day (and Tim's bacon)

"You go on and on about loving one another and how God is love, but not when it comes to my mother and our family? And why? Because my brother impregnated a woman 11 years older than him? Which one could argue was an act of love — at least on his part. She doesn't seem to care for him."

Sheldon (Iain Armitage) makes his point to the congregation — and then some!

"Chuck can handle himself."

"Thank you!"

"He's not the same, soft, mostly useless cannon fodder you've always known. He's a kickass bishop now!"

"You couldn't have said that without the middle part?"

Lexi (Sofia Pernas) doesn't think Chuck (Mark Gagliardi) needs backup

"So we are saying 'Jeng-his' now."

"She does."

"It's the right way!"

Chuck (Mark Gagliardi) points out the Season 2 characters' different pronunciations of Genghis Khan's name

"You and me ate here a lot."

"After every fight with your mother."

"You and me ate here a lot."

"Your mother is a passionate woman."

"I don't know how you guys stayed together so long."

"Your mother is a passionate woman."

Max (Joel Murray) enters TMI territory during a trip down memory lane with Bob (Billy Gardell)

"I've been living in the same eight outfits for months. My undies are practically translucent."

Lauren (Janet Montgomery) is so ready to get her clothes out of storage now that Leyla is moving out

"Monte may have more blood on his hands than me, but as someone who has sat on this eviction block six times on eviction night, I have bled out the most in this game. But I have bandaged myself together every single time and gotten up and continued to fight, because like so many other women in the world, that is what we have to do to get to the end... I have overcome so much in this game, and I have come to understand that I am not a shield, I am a sword. I am not a victim, I am a victor... Jury members, I am challenging you to make the hard decision and change the course of this game. Choose progress for the course of this game. I can be the winner of this season, and I promise you will not do it in vain if you choose me tonight."

Taylor clinches the game-winning vote with her epic final plea to the jurors