Quotes Of The Week: The Boys, Coroner, Big Brother, MTV VMAs And More

The month of August is officially in the rearview mirror, as are another seven days of television — but we've preserved all of the best moments in our Quotes of the Week gallery.

Our latest compilation features more than a dozen scenes from broadcast, cable and streaming series, including a few unscripted zingers that couldn't go unrecognized.

Among the highlights from this week's dialogue: Keke Palmer's shout-out to the good Karens of the world on the MTV Video Music Awards; an empowering moment in the Big Brother Diary Room; a grim portrait of middle-aged romance, courtesy of Love Fraud; and a Freudian — or is it frog-ian? — slip from Wynonna Earp's Jeremy.

Our roundup also includes double doses of The Boys and Lucifer, plus sound bites from Coroner, Ted Lasso, To Tell the Truth 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 can we talk about that total smokeshow under the sink?"

"Get it, girl."

Jenny's friends Alison (Tamara Podemski) and Sabina (Jeananne Goossen) approve of her hot handyman

"Once the hourglass runs out, we bring you back, spell's broken, and we all go out for veggie burgers and flies. Fries."

Jeremy (Varun Saranga) has a slip of the (frog) tongue

"Lady, if shame is what you're after, I've got three seasons of Flavor of Love on DVD."

Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) shares a guilty pleasure with a demanding nun

"Shout out to everyone actually named Karen out there who is not starting fights in parking lots. We see you."

VMA host Keke Palmer offers words of encouragement to all the good Karens, wherever they may be

"Coach, is it true that in America, you have so many beautiful dogs in pounds that some of them get put down for no reason?"

"That is true, Sam. But it's also something a lot of female singer-songwriters are trying to change."

The always-optimistic Ted (Jason Sudeikis) finds hope in the Sarah McLachlans of the world

"I can be Harry Potter. Or, you know, John Connor. Or what's her name from The Hunger Games?"

"Katniss."

"Yeah, the point is I could be that person that nobody thinks is awesome, but it turns out they're kind of f—king awesome."

Hughie (Jack Quaid) stands up for himself with Frenchie and M.M.

"You write all women as either unknowable Hitchcock bitches or Michael Bay f—k dolls. I mean, I get that a lifetime of jerking off to Transformers didn't exactly make you popular with the ladies, but, um, a little effort would be nice. You know what I'm saying?"

"Excuse me, but I do have two sisters, thank you very much."

Stormfront (Aya Cash) has some script notes for the writer/director of The Seven's new movie, who totally misses the point

"You get there and they don't have teeth. I literally had to [ask] someone, 'Where's your teeth? You're a grown man. There are dentists. There's no excuse not to have teeth these days.'"

Tracy laments the pitfalls of online dating in her 40s

"No. 3, how did you get started smashing watermelons on stage?"

Nikki Glaser "mistakes" Friday the 13th's OG Jason for comedian Gallagher

"I don't know who the hell that is. From the looks of things, it looks like somebody who needs a facial, a bath and some antibiotics, and I'm not even sure if that'll take care of all of it."

David makes the mistake of asking Veronica (Angela Robinson) who Alissa is

"Just for the record? I'm a queen, not a pawn."

Kevin can't help but roll his eyes at Enzo's explanation for making him an eviction nominee

"Handsome. Kinda beefy. Short hair, strong jaw. Usually wears a plain blue suit. Oh — and an eye patch."

"Well, you might have led with that!"

A barkeep (Rachael Harris) buries the lead when describing a suspect for Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and P.I. Jack

"There I was, wandering the corridors of Hell, when I heard a voice. A voice I never expected to hear in Hell."

"Well, who was it? Mother Teresa? Mister Rogers? Adele?"

Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside) explains to Lucifer (Tom Ellis) why he left his post Down Under

"Are you going to let my small disdain for your clothes get in the way of our friendship? That's silly."

This one line — in which Sutton Stracke doubles down on Teddi Mellencamp's boring fashion choices, then calls her "silly" for getting offended — should earn Stracke full-time cast member status for next season