Tawny: Say, you're sexy.
Bull: I know. It's a curse.

Bull: Your Honor, can I say something off the record?
Harry: Sure.
Bull: You're a little dense.

Dan: I'm sure your decision will be fair and just, per your usual standards.
Harry: I'll be in my office, in a diabetic coma.

Quon Le: I lost everything, Mac. The Ginsu knives, my Civil War chess set, my special record albums not available in any store.

Items that were heavily advertised on television prior to the advent of infomercials. The albums, especially, were touted as "not available in any store."

Bull: (inspecting scratch marks on door) Ever see Premature Burial with Ray Milland?

Premature Burial is a 1962 film, starring Milland, based on an 1850 story by Edgar Allan Poe.

Harry: Come on, I'll fix you a bartini. Bosco and vermouth.

Bosco is a brand of chocolate syrup.

Harry: You mean...?
Mac: "The Thrill is Gone." Yes, sir.

"The Thrill is Gone" is one of the best-known songs by legendary blues singer B.B. King.

This is the first time Mac and Quon Le have seen each other since their marriage in the episode "Take My Wife, Please."