Law & Order1990

Jack McCoy:
All those impressionable young minds that you molded over the years. Minds that went on to Princeton, Harvard, Yale, and law school, medical school, or Wall Street. And they got to pay twenty thousand dollars a year to send their kids to kindergarten. Don't you think it's ironic that they owe it all to a man who couldn't even afford to purchase his own apartment? Maybe there were just too busy winking and nodding and shaking the hands of friends of friends to worry about the man behind the men. Or, on the other hand, perhaps they just looked at you as someone who worked for them, the way you looked at Deborah Landon.

Wyatt Scofield:
That school would be nothing without me.

Jack McCoy:
And they owe you.

Wyatt Scofield:
[shouting] Yes! [quietly, after long pause] Yes.