Stop it. I have no idea how everything change so quickly, but I can’t take it anymore. I can’t take the dogs. I can’t take the standing desks. I can’t the no bar, OK? All this immature hazing and the endless bombardment of people all wanting something from me all day long. It’s not normal.

Zoey: I feel like there’s something wrong with me.
Maggie: That’s a pretty big statement. Care to elaborate?
Zoey: I just don’t know how to exist in the world anymore, I really don’t. Nothing makes sense. Like every little thing, every decision…
Maggie: Can I tell you a secret? I don’t know how either. I’m even having a hard time holding the baby. Your dad and I were so excited about being grandparents, and now every time I’m near Miles I feel guilty. It’s like how is that I get to experience this joy and not him. How’s that fair? I just cannot process how someone so alive and so vital is just not here.
Zoey: Is this normal?
Maggie: I think we left normal the day we got the diagnosis.

Mitch: Maggie, I’d hope at this point you’d know how I’d feel about you, but just in case you need to be reminded, I love you, always, forever.
Maggie: I don’t get it. How is he…
Zoey: Good days and bad days.
Mitch: I know there’s no roadmap for moving on, but what I do know is you have to move on. It was a glorious gift being able to spend the time I had on this planet with my family, which is why I don’t want you or the kids to squander the time after I’m gone being depressed about it. There are far better things you could all be doing.

George: I know you said something to Tobin earlier. You saw that he wasn’t treating me well and you spoke up and not a lot of people would have done that.
Zoey: I could just tell it was bothering you deeply, and it’s my job as boss to say something when a colleague is in pain.
George: First of all, thank you for calling me a colleague. That literally means everything. And second, whatever you told him really did the trick because he is a different person. And I just wanted to say Zoey Ann Clark…
Zoey: Not my middle name.
George: What? I don’t know why I thought that. Really?
Zoey: No.
George: OK, agree to disagree. I just wanted to say it’s not often that people stick out their necks for one another, especially for someone they just met. And for me, small acts of kindness like that are gigantic. In my mind you are a superhero.

Zoey: You always have to move forward. Speaking of, I am well aware that you and I have yet to talk about what happened that night.
Max: Yes.
Zoey: The night, and I’ve certainly had the time to think about it.
Max: Oh. I feel like I’m waiting for a drumroll or something.
Zoey: It’s just you have to make choices in life, carry on, right or wrong.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist Season 2 Episode 1 Quotes

Mo: Good morning.
David: Oh, is it morning because we don’t really understand the concept of time anymore.
Emily: But we are getting very comfortable with the concept of spit-up.

Zoey: Fine, we can do this. I can do this, right?
Mo: Are you kidding me? Of course, you can do this. You got this. Come on. OK, now put on something bright and uplifting because this all-black thing…
Zoey: Doesn’t work for me, does it?
Mo: No honey, you look like a sad Emma Stone Halloween costume.