Alvin & the Chipmunks (TV Series)

Back to Dave's Future/Tell It to the Judge (1987)

Ross Bagdasarian Jr.: David 'Dave' Seville, Alvin Seville, Simon Seville

Quotes 

• Simon Seville : Based on the time travel experiments I was conducting at home, I suspect we have traveled back to 1962.

  Alvin Seville : Before MTV?

  Theodore Seville : Or frozen yogurt?

  Theodore Seville , Alvin Seville : Get us out of here!

• Alvin Seville : [sees younger Dave playing with his paddle ball toy]  And he said he never played with that in the house.

• Younger Dave : My Dad just bought it. A brand new TV. Theodore, keep an eye on the door. I'm only supposed to watch after dinner.

  Dave's Mother : David, are you in there watching TV?

  Younger Dave : Tell her no.

  Theodore Seville : Yes, he is.

  Younger Dave : I told you to say no.

  Theodore Seville : But you always say not to lie.

  Younger Dave : I do?

• Younger Dave : Maybe I should give up and become an accountant like my Dad.

  Theodore Seville , Simon Seville , Alvin Seville : An accountant?

  Dave's Bandmate : Oh man, Dave, you can't quit now. The prom contest is tomorrow.

  Younger Dave : I don't think we have a chance of winning.

  Simon Seville : If Dave becomes an accountant, then that means we'll be accountants too.

  Theodore Seville : I can't be an accountant. I'm terrible at math.

  Alvin Seville : We've got to save ourselves!

• Younger Dave : [tries to sing song Alvin wrote for him]  I call my baby on my cellular phone.

  [confused] 

  Younger Dave : What's that?

  Younger Dave : [continues singing]  I can leave a message if there's no one home.

  [confused] 

  Younger Dave : How?

  Alvin Seville : Dave, take five.

  [takes the guitar away and plays the song with Simon and Theodore] 

• Alvin Seville : [runs over to hug Dave]  Dave, your back! You finished your song!

  David 'Dave' Seville : Actually, I ended up deciding to use a song I wrote when I was in high school.

  David 'Dave' Seville , Alvin Seville : [singing]  Forget about your troubles. Who cares about the past?

  David 'Dave' Seville : Alvin, how could you know the words to that song? The last time I sang it was in my senior year of high school.

  Alvin Seville : That's when I wrote it for you.

  [turning to Simon and Theodore] 

  Alvin Seville : Right?