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Quotes of Movie: "Then Came Bronson" Pilot [1969]

  • Temple Brooks:
    Jim, I want to be your friend.



    Jim Bronson:
    Ya know, when you take on a friend, you take on a lot.

  • Temple Brooks:
    Where are my eggs?



    Jim Bronson:
    [said with a mouth full of them] Eggs?



    Temple Brooks:
    What about me?



    Jim Bronson:
    Like I said, "you don't work, you don't eat!"

  • Jim Bronson:
    What's your name?



    Temple Brooks:
    I don't have one!



    Jim Bronson:
    Well everyone I have ever know had a name, that's really weird. My name is Jim incase your interested.



    Temple Brooks:
    Well I'm not!

  • Temple Brooks:
    [to Jim] You almost killed me back there, what kind of a reject are you anyway?

  • Jim Bronson:
    You ever work in a brickyard?



    Temple Brooks:
    What do you thinkÂ…of course not!



    Jim Bronson:
    Ok, junior, I got us a job.

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