Skinwalkers

Jim Chee:
I don't see how I can do this.

Wilson Sam:
Do what?

Jim Chee:
This case. It's too much.

Wilson Sam:
Wrong, Jim. Cop, medicine man, garbage man... No matter who you are, the dark wind blows on everyone, Jim. You just have to push yourself through it.

Jim Chee:
Did you get a look at 'em?

German woman:
What you say?

Jim Chee:
The boys who took your rental car, do you know what they look like?

German woman:
Oh, all the same. You know, there were Indians, like the two of you. [referring to him and Dr. Yazzie]

Jim Chee:
I get it. "Like the two of you." [writing in his notebook]

Emma Leaphorn:
Hey, honey. Surfing for porn?

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
Yeah, right. [after he ignores her greeting]

Jim Chee:
You know, you were voted what, ah "Most Likely To Move To Hollywood?"

Janet Pete:
Not that it matters but it was "New York."

Emma Leaphorn:
Hear this Joe? Free medical advice. Hey, Joe has athlete's foot so bad...

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
For crying out loud, Emma!

Emma Leaphorn:
Oh, don't be embarrassed Joe. Jim here's ah...

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
Yeah, yeah I know. A medicine man.

Wilson Sam:
You try to walk a straight path in life. When you get to be my age, you look back at your footsteps and you can see where you went wrong.

Wilson Sam:
I don't like it.

Jim Chee:
This isn't about what you like or don't like, it's about keeping you safe.

Wilson Sam:
If I was supposed to live in a beehive, I would've been born a bee. What am I supposed to do in there! [referring to a motel]

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
The young man, is he a resident?

Nurse:
Dr. Stone? He used to run the ER at Santa Fe General. We're still pinching ourselves he moved back here.

Emma Leaphorn:
My husband: The Detective. Be nice.

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
Give me a hand with this. [investigating a grave robbery]

Officer Gorman:
Me? What about Chee?

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
He's spiritually exempt.

Officer Gorman:
Spiritually exempt, my ass.

Emma Leaphorn:
Do you like to play bingo Doctor?

Dr. Stone:
No, I don't, Mrs. Leaphorn.

Emma Leaphorn:
It's a game of skill.

Dr. Stone:
Hey, this goop you had on here, Yarrow Root? So, tell me, Officer Chee, what does Yarrow Root have over Bacitracin?

Jim Chee:
It's free...

Jim Chee:
I wasn't out of control.

Janet Pete:
You were. And if Davis was more intelligent or more sober, he'd file a complaint. [after arresting Davis]

Janet Pete:
So I've been hearing some talk about you training to be a medicine man. That true?

Jim Chee:
Yup.

Janet Pete:
Wow, a medicine man-cop. Illogical, contradictory, how wonderfully Navajo.

Emma Leaphorn:
I can't tell you how right it feels to be here. Oh, come one. I mean, childhood in Phoenix or not. Joe, can't you... Can't you feel it?

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
Oh, God, I wish I did. I keep waiting for something, but... nothing.

Emma Leaphorn:
Well, whatever happens from here on out, I'm not leaving.

Nurse:
Nokai kid's toxin screen just came in. Check out these lead levels.

Dr. Stone:
Jesus, he's a walking pencil.

Emma Leaphorn:
Well, when something bugs you, usually turns out to be important, so I would stay on it. Come one, Joe. You'll solve it. You'll be a little dull until you do, but I know you'll solve it.

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
You're the best.

Emma Leaphorn:
I know.

Jim Chee:
You say you're a doctor, a healer? Healers don't kill people. Navajo, Western medicine, new or old. We hold the sanctity of life!

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
You, go on ahead.

Jim Chee:
I can't.

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
And why not?

Jim Chee:
The ruins. It's not good for healers to be around them.

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
It's an archaeological dig, Officer Chee. What did you expect to find up here, Easter eggs?

Jim Chee:
You know, fishing is not really your typical Navajo thing.

Dr. Stone:
I'm not your typical Navajo. My parents died when I was five. I was taken in by white folks, raised in Taos.

Jim Chee:
I'm sorry to hear that.

Dr. Stone:
About my parents or the white folks?

Emma Leaphorn:
You know, you're the most attractive man in this restaurant.

Lt. Joe Leaphorn:
I'm the only man in the restaurant.

Jim Chee:
You make a good lasagna.

Janet Pete:
I don't make. I heat.