Shortland Street

Burton, Carrie:
You're not in Guatemala now, Dr. Ropata

Rachel McKenna:
I'm gonna end up with nothing, which is precisely what I deserve.

Jenny Harrison:
Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.

Rachel McKenna:
Where?

Jenny Harrison:
What about all you've learnt from running your own business?

Rachel McKenna:
How to screw it up, you mean.

Rachel McKenna:
Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.

Jenny Harrison:
Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?

Rachel McKenna:
My brain surgery's a little rusty.

Jenny Harrison:
As P.A. for me and David.

Rachel McKenna:
Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly poorly-paid and meaningless form of wage slavery.

Carrie Burton:
Look, you can't just walk in here and perform a Caesarean. So far as I am concerned, you don't even work here yet.

Hone Ropata:
It doesn't have to be a Caesarean.

Carrie Burton:
Anything is too dangerous.

Hone Ropata:
Not if you know know what you are doing.

Carrie Burton:
You're not in Guatemala now, Doctor Ropata!

[first lines]

Marjorie Neilson:
[answering telephone] Shortland Street Accident and Emergency Centre.

Murray Cooper:
Is it true that you're Kane's PE teacher?

Bobby Herve:
Yes.

Murray Cooper:
Which bit of the curriculum does this lesson cover?

Jimmy Issac:
Does Kane get achieved, not achieved or excellence?