The O.C. (TV Series)

The Groundhog Day (2007)

Willa Holland: Kaitlin Cooper

Quotes 

• Gordon Bullit : [on cell]  Hey, Peanut. Just left the airport.

  Kaitlin Cooper : We need to talk.

  Gordon Bullit : Oh, not if it is about that duty-free booze you asked me to buy.

  Kaitlin Cooper : No, definitely not about that.

  [closes the door to her room to make sure Julie wouldn't hear] 

  Kaitlin Cooper : It's... kind of about my Mom. There's a little something I should talk to you about.

  Gordon Bullit : Okay, then why don't you meet me at the jewelry store?

  Kaitlin Cooper : What are you talking about?

  Gordon Bullit : Squirt, I liked your mother before I left, but those e-mails I've been getting lately, especially that last one... let's just say, I like the way her mind works. Yes, she's the girl for me.

  Kaitlin Cooper : [elated]  You're gonna ask her to marry you?

  Gordon Bullit : Oh, damn, am. Why? What were you gonna tell me?

  Kaitlin Cooper : Nothing. She... she loves anything that's an emerald cut.

  Gordon Bullit : So you're saying I should ask her?

  Kaitlin Cooper : Yes, absolutely. You should totally ask her.

  Gordon Bullit : [laughs mirthfully]  "Totally." That's great!

• Kaitlin Cooper : Mom, he just asked you to marry him. I mean, look at the ring. It's

  [creating a new word to match all that bling] 

  Kaitlin Cooper : ridonkulous.

  Gordon Bullit : [to Julie]  And what about all those e-mails? I mean, I've never seen so many X's and O's. And that would be... hugs and kisses, right?

  Julie Cooper : [flustered, taken aback, knows nothing about this]  What... what... what e-mails?

  Kaitlin Cooper : [uneasy silence, so she rushes to switch the CD player back on, filling the air with the outlandish Iranian love anthem again]  You know, the music was actually really awesome.

  Gordon Bullit : [to Julie]  And especially that last one. You know, the one where you said...

  [leaning over and whispering intimate details] 

  Kaitlin Cooper : [whispering softly to herself as Julie looks at her daughter askew, knowing she's the one behind the e-mails]  Oh, crap.