Colony

Rachel:
Everyone has a first time.

Katie Bowman:
I know.

Rachel:
Mine was named Giovanni. He was 19, a student from Naples.

Katie Bowman:
I was 22.

Katie Bowman:
Late bloomer.

Katie Bowman:
There's nothing wrong with waiting for the right one.

Rachel:
Right one? He didn't even speak English, but the accent was hot. I was so scared. I was so nervous I wasn't gonna do it right. He's Italian, so he was an old pro. Took me through it, and wouldn't you know, I survived.

Katie Bowman:
We're still talking about sex, right?

Katie Bowman:
When did you get in?

Will Bowman:
I don't know, but I think I heard a rooster.

[seeing the drone]

Will Bowman:
Did you call that thing?

Beau:
No. They just show up.

[to Will after a Redhat officer apologizes for stopping them]

Katie Bowman:
Jesus, what kind of ID did they give you?

[to Will]

Charlotte Burgess:
Okay, since you obviously have all the answers, why don't you just tell me what you want?

Katie Bowman:
Broussard took me up to Griffith Park. Wasn't for the view.

Katie Bowman:
You're being paranoid.

Katie Bowman:
Please. I am inexperienced. I am not naive.

Katie Bowman:
You know, drinking on the job is gonna get you fired.

Will Bowman:
I hope so.

Will Bowman:
Not a whiskey girl?

Jennifer McMahon:
No, no I'm not. Whiskey makes me drunk and, uh, yeah, two actual drinks and I'm...

Will Bowman:
Fun?

Geronimo:
We didn't have guns. We had something more powerful. We had words and images. we had the power to get inside people's heads.

Will Bowman:
[to a Red Hat officer] Where are you taking me?

[no response]

Will Bowman:
Oh, come on. Who am I going to tell?

Will Bowman:
Even the most successful men make two or three critical mistakes in their lives. It's what they do afterward that defines them.

Will Bowman:
You think I'm with the resistance?

Alan Snyder:
You wouldn't be here if we did.

Will Bowman:
What do you want to hear?

Katie Bowman:
I want to hear the truth.

Will Bowman:
You've met them? What are they like?

Proxy Alan Snyder:
It's a humbling moment, realizing... just how insignificant we all are in the universe.