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| We want to walk quickly in the other direction now, Dr. Pedantic! | |
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| Yes, Captian Obvious. Let us perambulate briskly in the opposite direction in an unassuming and inconspicuous manner. | |
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| Get away from me, Obsequious Oscar, or I'll lock you in a room with that guy! | |
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| That's a pretty clever threat, Antagonist Andy, but if it's okay with you I'd kind of like to follow the good doctor and the captian. | |
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Much to his chagrin, none of the other one-note characters ever really warmed up to Mr. Sticks-His-Dick-in-Your-Ass-While-You're-Looking-the-Other-Direction.
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