Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: What's the dumbest proverb you can think of?
Speaker2: I don't know. Laughter is the best medicine?
Speaker3: Yeah, that's a good one. It's not exactly going to do much against bubonic plage is it?
Speaker2: Not really. Doctor, I have these swellings under my armpit! That's alright I'll tell you a joke.
Speaker3: Any more?
Speaker2: A stitch in time saves nine. I don't understand how you can stitch time in the first place, and why it should save nine instead of seven or eleven, for example.
Speaker3: That was the original title of the Outlander novel, you know?
Speaker2: What "A Stitch in Time saves Nine?"
Speaker3: No, just "A stitch in time". That was what Diana Gabaldon called it. Later on they changed the further issues of Book one to Outlander and called it the Outlander series and the TV shows were always just called Outlander.
Speaker2: About the best historical drama ever made, in my opinion. Really insightful about the eighteenth century. You can almosot feel as if you have lived in it.
Speaker3: I agree. The only better series I know is Breaking Bad, but that's a completely different genre.
Speaker2: Both BB and Outlander are hard to cast when it comes to genre. I would say they transcend genre. But you are right, they are very different. 
Speaker3: which do you like better?
Speaker2: I would still say that BB is the single best TV series ever made, and that by a wide margin. However, once you have seen it from beginning to end and you know what is coming, you don't want to watch it again.
Speaker3: Right. Whereas you can watch all the Outlander series several times just for the historical insight and the atmosphere as well as the artistic beauty of the scenes and cinematography.
Speaker2: Yes and Catriona Balfe
Speaker3: Indeed. There's nobody on Breaking Bad who quite equals her, is there?
Speaker2: I quite liked Marie Schrader and Jessie's girlfriend who chokes on her own vomit, Speaker1:
Speaker3: No. And anyway none of them can hold a candle to Catriona. 
Speaker2: She's a gorgeous woman and a fantastic actress.  
Speaker3: She and Sam really bring the books to life.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 are fans of Breaking Bad and Outlander although they are different genres. The Outlander novel Dana Gabaldon used to be called "A stitch in time". Cationa Baife is an Outlander character. They think she is better than Marie Schrader, Skylar and Jessie's girlfriend from Breaking Bad.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will take Speaker1's car to the opera.