Where's my chair?

The electric chair.

Chair's been dusted.

Put it on the chair.

Is your chair comfortable?

So I'll just let this chair come down.

In the chair, sir, if you don't mind. But I ...

Sit down in this chair.

The chair will have to wait until I return.

The chair will never be mended.

Is the chair quite comfortable, Mr. Dowd?

I think he's goin' off his rocker.

It's about his armchair request...

Suppose you went to the chair yellow.

I got up from that chair there.

Same chair, same perfume, same anklet?

Sit in that chair, boy.

I sat in that chair waiting.

Throw something off a chair and sit down.

I got down off the chair, and I turned around... and she sorta jumped on me.

Stevie hop on a chair and fix that fan light.

And don't sleep in that chair again. Uhhuh.

And what happened after you turned the chair over?

Now listen, I put up a stiff fight for that seat.

Why can't we sit down? Won't you have a chair? Well, thank you very much.

Relatives and friends of killers you've sent to the chair.

Just rest over here in this chair while I turn the bed down.

Boy, bring that chair up to the table.

She scared me so bad, I hopped down and turned the chair over.

Will you get it through your heads... they're dusting off the hot seat for me!

We're trying to strap you to the electric chair, boy.

If he dies in the electric chair, it is we who have killed.

Don't you rememher when he sat there and said

I don't send people to the chair, they send themselves.

Innocent man sent to death. Ed Clary dies in chair!

If you'd sleep in bed at night instead of in that wheelchair. How do you know?

Innocent man sent to death. Ed Clary dies in chair!

And she said to just step on the chair yonder... and get that box down from on top of the chifforobe.

If you lie to me ... you pushed Nick the electric chair.

Tell us, Mr. Scott, how does it feel to send a man to the chair?

How long do you think I'll let that guy sit in my chair?

Read all about it!

Somehow, I just can't picture myself back there on the banks of the Wabash rocking on the front porch.

From here I go to my lawyer, then to prison or the chair. I'm sorry I disturbed you.

And in the seat next to me was a high school student, a teenager, and she came from a really poor family.