It's obvious I'm in the wrong place. Now, let go of me.

You've got the hydrogen atoms are in the wrong place.

Are you sure you're in the right office? Yes, ma'am.

You're out of your way, aren't you?

I was beginning to think I was in the wrong town.

I say Sandra's putting on a little weight. In the wrong places.

What went wrong?

Well you got the wrong department.

You're in the wrong place, amigo.

This letter is wrongly addressed.

That's where you're wrong.

It was a nice place.

Quite a splendid residence.

The hole is for dangerous and troublesome people. They put me in by mistake.

Don't rest it! You've come to the wrong place!

You know, you really do have the wrong house, Mr. Roat.

Bottle tops, an old comb.

Is that a nice place?

Nice place you got up here.

True, true, that's part of my fascination.

Yes, that's a very good place.

I made a mistake. Now, let me go.

Perhaps one of the maids may have mislaid it, sir.

And Leicester's not a bad town.

And they're always wrong, always hilariously, optimistically wrong.

Yours is the other way around, so swap it around.

You're mistaken, mate. This is an honest place, this is.

They've offered to get you a new place just as good.

You tiptoe around on those bird legs of yours, nervous and incompetent, with a fatality for doing wrong, picking wrong, and giving up even before you start a fight.

It is a nice little place.

So that's wrong, and, in fact, if you think that, you're actually just not spending it right.

You must be in the wrong place, ma'am. Pedlars aren't allowed.

We thought the redcap might have put it in here by mistake.

She got in by mistake, but she's leaving in the morning.

I said she's leaving first thing in the morning. She got in by mistake.

Hello, Mr. Hunter. You must have the wrong apartment.

You put it someplace.

That's right. That's where he's staying.

That's the place. Not a bad job. Well paid.

Hmph, heap is right.

Yes indeed. Yes.

Nice town.

Nice, huh?

It's nice, isn't it?

Sure, she did. You take it easy.