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Rick Forrester:
Yes, it is. Ever since I was a child, you've been consumed with that man. Well, I need you now. More than ever. I need you to put me first. Is that too much to ask? I need you to let him go, Mom. Let Taylor have him. They deserve each other. Listen to me. I love you. You have to do this for me. Please, this one request. Get Ridge out of our lives once and for all.

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Rick Weidenhaft:
We love New Orleans, and we're doing what real New Orleanians do. That's about it.

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Rick:
Shall we, princess?

Sally Sargent:
Love to, Rick.

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Ricky Butler:
God I love this street.

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Ridge Forrester:
I love you, too, Doc.

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Riley Matthews:
Hey, Lucas, can I talk to you?

Lucas Friar:
Actually, I have something to say to you, Riley. If it wasn't for you, I don't know if I would have gotten on that bull. And if it wasn't for you, I don't know I would have survived in New York. You're really important to me.

Riley Matthews:
You are really important to me too, Lucas. We've always been really good at talking to each other. But we've never been too good at holding hands. And then we tried being a couple, and we couldn't even talk to each other. I don't want that. I want to know you're always there to talk to. You're my brother, Lucas. And I'm your sister.

Lucas Friar:
That's what you think we are?

Riley Matthews:
That's what I think we are. [kisses him on the cheek. Maya looks confused] I love you, Lucas. And now I know how. How do you feel about him, Maya? [Maya doesn't answer, just looks conflicted about what to think. The 'To Be Continued... ' line rolls over the screen]

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Rinpoche of Tsurphu:
When the Chinese leader Mao Zedong died, Karmapa held a huge Powa-ceremony for him, and all the monks responded with love and compassion for Mao in order to purify all the negativity which he had accumulated. We have no anger against him. Why? Politically Mao was our opponent. But in our religious vew there is no single creature on Earth to which we are not related. For example you and I are also related. Maybe you were my father or I your mother or we were related in some other way. Everyone is related to everyone else. The circle of death and rebirth is unending and each individual has already passed through an infinite number of lives. All living creatures are as closely related as children to their parents. For this reason there can be no enemies.

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Robotic Female Voice:
Detecting life. Verified location. Good evening. Tonight has been a wonderful experiment of human contact. A symbiotic relationship between man and machine and you. The human brain is capable of many years of connection. Each one is a memory, an event. Tonight shall be remembered not by one, but by thousands of these relationships. As you leave here tonight, close you eyes and travel back to here, to now. And always remember that this was one moment. You were not alone, and you felt something that thousands of others have felt. And it was - love.

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Rod Blake:
[narrating] She didn't want money; she wanted her man, so outside a farmhouse Doc found out how much love, even his kind, means to a plain woman.

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Roger:
I have always toyed with the idea of opening a high-end linen store; they're all over the Hamptons. I had breakfast next to Clare Danes once.

Skyler Dayton:
Oh, I love her.

Gavin P. Miller:
Linens, yes! Linens are quieter than cork. Follow your dream, Roger. Open a linen store.

Roger:
Well, I guess it could be fun.

Gavin P. Miller:
Well, then it's settled. All these guitars and amps are going away. For Tim.

Stuart Miller:
Yeah.

Roger:
Yeah, I'll put the duvets by the door and shams here next to the register, and over here, cashmere throws.

Skyler Dayton:
Oh, I love cashmere. Add fire, instant romance.

Roger:
You are my new best friend!

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Roslyn:
I love you, Michael.

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Roy Rogers, Dorothy Bryant and Chorus:
[singing] Come on along; / No other place will do. / You'll fall in love with Utah, / And Utah will love you.

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Rusty Beck:
You got out of rehab last night and you are already drinking?

Sharon Beck:
[on the phone] Three beers is not drinking. And you know what, I needed that much to get over our little fight.

Rusty Beck:
It was not a little fight. It was, it was a big, terrible bunch of lies that you told me. I am not responsible for your drinking and I am not driving you to the halfway house. Go back to rehab and start over. Goodbye. [hangs up]

Sharon Raydor:
I'm so sorry.

Rusty Beck:
That this happened, or that she'll only call back?

Sharon Raydor:
It sounds like her on the phone, I know, but it's her addiction talking, not your mom.

Rusty Beck:
Why do I even care anymore?

Sharon Raydor:
Because you love her. [Rusty's cell phone starts vibrating] And because you don't want to give up hope that someday she'll be well.

Rusty Beck:
But not tonight. [puts his cell phone's power off]

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Samuel Sullivan:
What I did was wrong, I know that. But I was willing to sacrifice myself to protect you. To save this family that we've all come to love. But the outside world has proven once again that people like us will never be accepted. We've all seen it - in the eyes of those who come to see our shows... dazzled by our abilities, but filled with revulsion over who we are. I saw it again yesterday, in that small town over the hill. And today in the bullets that struck me and murdered our dear Lydia. It's time. It's time we put fear behind us. It's time we showed the world... what we truly are.

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Sandy Osterman:
I like you. I think you should work here.

Annie Bean:
[squeals] Ah! I would love to! Yes! I mean, definitely.

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Sara Ballard:
As comforting as a gilded cage is, it's still a cage. And I can't live a lie. Even a perfect one. I'm alone now, but I'm not afraid. I want you to know that despite our problems, I loved having you as my sister. Time to go. All my love.

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Sarah Barnaby:
So you're free, then?

DCI John Barnaby:
Absolutely. So, um, why don't we go to the park, and then I can take us all out for a meal. A bit of, uh, quality family time.

Sarah Barnaby:
Great, love to.

DCI John Barnaby:
Me, too. [the baby sneezes] Ah, little...

Sarah Barnaby:
Or... can I be honest?

DCI John Barnaby:
Please.

Sarah Barnaby:
We could just stay in.

DCI John Barnaby:
Can we?

Sarah Barnaby:
Why didn't you just say?

DCI John Barnaby:
Why didn't you?

Sarah Barnaby:
It's exhausting having a baby, isn't it?

DCI John Barnaby:
Totally. And absolutely wonderful.

[Sykes whimpers and growls, holding his leash in his mouth]

DCI John Barnaby:
Come on, then.

[Sykes barks joyfully]

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Sarah Connor:
[voice-over] I love you too.

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Seven of Nine:
The treatment to relieve your condition was available, and yet you refused.

Harry Kim:
I've got a disease; but I'm willing to live with the symptoms. Doesn't make much sense, does it?

Seven of Nine:
I assumed that romantic love was a human weakness. But clearly it can also be a source of strength. Perhaps my analogy was flawed. Love is not a disease. Get well soon.

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Sharon Abbott:
I spoke to the rabbi. He said there wouldn't be a headstone here for eleven months. I guess that marks the end of the mourning period. I can't imagine that in eleven months I'm gonna feel any different than I do now. I loved you, Brad. I hope you know that. Not in the way that you needed me to, and I'm so sorry for that. But you meant so much to me. Why does God take the people away from me who I love? First Cassie, and then Drucilla, now you. If you hadn't been there on that road at that exact time, I would've lost another child. And the thought of that... You were meant to be there. And you gave your life for my son. And I will never forget that. Never.

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Sheldon Cooper:
Professor Hawking, how nice of you to call.

Stephen Hawking:
Hello. I really enjoyed our game, Dr. Cooper.

Sheldon Cooper:
Oh, me too.

Stephen Hawking:
Or should I say Dr. Loser. Ha, ha ha.

Sheldon Cooper:
Y-yes, congratulations. You won fair and square. Uh, very impressive, sir.

Stephen Hawking:
Do you like brain teasers?

Sheldon Cooper:
Oh, I love brain teasers.

Stephen Hawking:
What does Sheldon Cooper and a black hole have in common? They both suck. Neener-neener.

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Sheriff Tom Billings:
I'll say one thing, Rod. I never did see so much love in one office before.

Lt. Rod Blake:
You never saw so *little* love in one office before.

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Shirley Holmes:
Of all the mysteries I've investigated, love is the most perplexing. What makes rational people willingly relinquish their sanity? It beats me, but one thing's for sure - it's never going to happen to me.

[Shirley smiles shyly at Bo when he gallantly holds the school door open for her]

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Shirley Holmes:
[narrating] I couldn't have been more wrong. My father's not in love with Leah. She turned to him because she was in trouble and he hid her out of loyalty to my mother. But he's lonely - I can see it in his face. If he was to meet a woman he might... I have to find my mother!