"She's a ho because she's sending you her coochie through the mail"; "Are they cursing their mamas in Spain?"; "Honest tramp-ass ho"; "Just enough savings to keep your fine ass in Gucci and gold"
The line about her sending him her coochie through the mail is a favorite. — Bill Simmons
'Are they cursing their mamas in Spain?' is enjoyed, and the hospital exchange about breasts in the physical is cited as another Quincy flaw. — Bill Simmons
The lick-the-sweat-off-Q line is mentioned again. — Jemele Hill
Zeke's argument with Q's mom about keeping her 'fine ass in Gucci and gold', ending with her throwing a heavy bracelet at Haysbert's head, is also enjoyed. — Jemele Hill
Quincy telling Monica to go be with Dick Vitale is called a good one and a big win for Vitale. — Jemele Hill
Sanaa Lathan is a yes, with a big stock buy after this movie leading to good roles. — Bill Simmons
Asked about Oscar potential, the 2000 Best Actress nominees are listed (Julia Roberts winning, Joan Allen, Laura Linney and others); the year is called loaded and Linney is said to have deserved it. — Bill Simmons
A possible original screenplay nomination is raised, joked about as ignored by the Oscars committee; the five nominees are listed and Billy Elliot is said not to have aged well. — Bill Simmons
Omar Epps is called a no; the other participant makes the yes case from his longevity, escape from typecasting, and TV resurgence, saying he could put up a fight. — Jemele Hill
Barcelona professional women's basketball is a yes, and the other participant agrees. — Bill Simmons
The early WNBA seeming optimistic about the league's future is an emphatic yes; the film explained why the league was pushed: the players had nowhere to play. — Bill Simmons
Dick Vitale is later floated as a possible Apex candidate that should have been brought in. — Bill Simmons
