- From the first film, Fletch encounters the sexy Gail wearing nothing but a Modesty Towel.Fletch: Can I borrow your towel? My car hit a water buffalo.
- Pretty much anytime Fletch opens his mouth EVER. He has such great one-liners.
- The running gag of billing everything to Mr. Underhill's American Express credit card. Want the number?
- Fletch's Imagine Spot as he dreams of being a key player on the Los Angeles Lakers.
- How Fletch handles getting boxed in during a layup: Biting the idiot trying to block him on the arm.
- One moment that's both funny and kind of awesome is when Fletch is snapped at by Stanwyk after making a joke. Instead of sheepishly yammering out an apology like a typical comedy protagonist would nowadays, Fletch puts him in his place rather nicely:Stanwyk: You doped up right now!?
Fletch: Don't talk to me like that, assface. I don't work for you yet. - MoooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooon river!
- Posing as a bureaucrat in an exec's office and being offered coffee.Secretary: Sugar, Mr. Poon?
Fletch: No. Never. Never.- Gets a Call-Back when he accidentally plays his recorder rather than recording.
- His roller-skating-swami getup.
- Fletch's exchange with the car thief, both of them shouting to be heard over the noise of a high-speed police pursuit:"You a cop?"
"Far as you know."
"Are you gonna take me to jail for car theft?"
"Why? You steal the car?"
"I sure did!"
"Well, I'm not even sure that's a crime anymore! There've been a lot of changes in the law!"
In the sequel:
- Fletch's Imagine Spot where he imagines himself as a plantation owner dressed like The KFC colonel, with a busty wife, and his boss and his ex-wife's lawyer as slaves. Then he starts to sing "Zippity Doo Dah" with everyone on the plantation with an animated dog and bluebird in the scene for no reason. Best Big-Lipped Alligator Moment ever.
- Fletch uses a credit card to jimmy a door lock in his Billy Jean King, Bug Buster disguise. It's not just anyone's card...Fletch: Over the years, I'd found Mr. Underhill's credit card to be a useful tool... much like Underhill himself.
