Chicago P.D.

Sergeant Hank Voight:
That was good intel. You can write the report on this one. Cuff him.

Detective Sumners:
Should I include the part where you shot an unarmed suspect?

Sergeant Hank Voight:
No, you can leave that part out.

Officer Kim Burgess:
What was your first date?

Officer Adam Ruzek:
Transformers One.

Officer Kim Burgess:
So romantic.

Officer Adam Ruzek:
I like that movie.

Officer Kim Burgess:
It's cartoon robots fighting cartoon robots.

Officer Adam Ruzek:
Exactly! It's awesome!

Detective Antonio Dawson:
First rule of a gunfight: bring a gun. Second rule: bring friends with guns. Here's to having friends in Chicago.

Alvin Olinsky:
How many shotgun murders have we seen before these?

Hank Voight:
Two.

Alvin Olinsky:
Alright, so, it's gotta be a pro.

Kevin Atwater:
Or a redneck.

Jay Halstead:
Pro redneck. I'm calling it.

Lauren Hansen:
Nate said you won't charge him as an adult.

Jay Halstead:
It's premeditated murder. The state's attorney will try to take a run at it.

Lauren Hansen:
So you lied to him?

Jay Halstead:
To get the gun out of his hand so he didn't kill somebody else? Hell, yes, I did.

Don Enrietto:
Hey, Hank? Want to play some pinochle?

Hank Voight:
Nah, nah. I just sent a teenager away for murder and I got a friend laying in the morgue, so I'm just going to sit here and drink this beer.

Erin Lindsay:
What'd you heat this with, a flame thrower?

Bunny:
You never used to complain about the way I made coffee.

Erin Lindsay:
Yeah well a lot's changed since middle school.

Kim Burgess:
[while Burgess tries to go upstairs, Intelligence clears out for a shooting] Sarge, should I go upstairs?

Hank Voight:
Nobody's shot upstairs.

Kim Burgess:
Sarge, the palm scanner's not working and I can't get upstairs, I filled out the form.

Trudy Platt:
Not my problem.

Kim Burgess:
I'm sorry, Sergeant, I can't hear you, did you say something?

Trudy Platt:
No. Call out.

Kim Burgess:
I don't call out, I scan in!

Trudy Platt:
And yet!

Trudy Platt:
Detective...

Erin Lindsay:
What? Another lecture on 'how to grieve'?

Trudy Platt:
No, I'm going to apologize.

Erin Lindsay:
[pause] Starting when?

Trudy Platt:
I just finished.

Detective Jay Halstead:
I don't like being the guy you use to get a rise out of your father figure.

Erin Lindsay:
You wish I was using you.

Detective Jay Halstead:
Oh, I'm serious. You have issues. You need to work them out. Work them out without me.

Erin Lindsay:
I repeat, we haven't done anything, and if you want to keep it that way...

Detective Jay Halstead:
Hey, that'd be great.

Erin Lindsay:
Alright, perfect.

Detective Jay Halstead:
Fantastic.

Erin Lindsay:
You done?

Detective Jay Halstead:
I was done long before this conversation started.

Erin Lindsay:
Really? Then shut up.

Officer Adam Ruzek:
Alvin, you're not listening to me.

Detective Alvin Olinsky:
Well, you talk so much it's hard to know when I'm supposed to listen and when I can just tune out.

Hank Voight:
You're not going out, Erin.

Erin Lindsay:
Why not?

Hank Voight:
This is exactly what he wants. Get in your head, throw you off your game.

Erin Lindsay:
How can I be off my game if you won't even let me in it?

Hank Voight:
And how am I supposed to put you out there? You can't even keep your cool with me.

Erin Lindsay:
I wanna be the one to bring him in, Hank.

Hank Voight:
You want to be the one to get in a confrontation with him. That's not being good police.

Erin Lindsay:
That is not where my head is at right now. You have my word.

Hank Voight:
I don't believe you. You're staying here.

Olivia Benson:
You know, what Erin went through, that can, uh... that can screw a person up for a while.

Hank Voight:
Well, for what it's worth, she's got me to walk her through it.

Olivia Benson:
That's not such a bad thing.

Hank Voight:
I wish you were here more often. You'd be good for her.

Olivia Benson:
Have you ever heard of William Lewis?

Erin Lindsay:
Yeah, he's that killer in New York who you...

Olivia Benson:
What Lewis wanted was to get so far into his victims' heads that... that they couldn't get rid of him. Right? That they couldn't live the lives that they've planned. That's what you're up against, Erin.

Erin Lindsay:
Is it wrong that I'm kind of relieved that I'm the one who killed him?

Olivia Benson:
Greg Yates murdered your friend. He came at you with an ice pick. No. It's not wrong. But it doesn't mean that you'll sleep tonight.

Erin Lindsay:
So what do you do? I mean, what... what did you do?

Olivia Benson:
I'm still doing it. My phone is always on. Always.

Alvin Olinsky:
You got a lot of enemies in gen pop, don't you?

Oskar Bembenek:
Nah. Just friends. I got friends everywhere.

Alvin Olinsky:
Me too.

Sean Roman:
My old district, we had three deaths in one year. It was spooky. Naturally, you get people who ask, and I don't lie when I say I never had a bad day on this job. We chose it. And if I die doing what I love, that's better than croaking on a chicken bone watching reruns on the couch. Nadia chose this. We don't have time to grieve. We keep pushing and doing our jobs. We're not forgetting the people we lost; we're honoring them. That's how I'd want to be remembered.

I don't run. I wait.

Voight:
This city is always beautiful even when it isn't

Hank Voight:
One potato. Two potato.

“Cases come and go. Jobs come and go. Bosses come and go. But I don’t want you to come and go.”

- Detective Jay Halstead

You know what puts you on the ledge? You start to forget who’s who. ~Antonio Dawson