Homicide: Life on the Street, Season 6

Bayliss:
I'm glad we got out of the office. Smell was getting to me.

Pembleton:
I hadn't noticed.

Bayliss:
You didn't notice the smell? You didn't notice the blood and the powder residue? We're workin' right in the middle of a crime scene.

Pembleton:
I noticed, okay?

Bayliss:
I knew Keckham pretty well, from the mayor's detail. Decent guy.

Pembleton:
I worked with Charlie Moore in the Western. Same sector. He's a good man.

Bayliss:
You know something, I didn't see it. Didn't see it coming, didn't see him. And he's comin' in there and he's playin' all hard, but we get a lot of guys that come in there doin' that same thing, you know?

Pembleton:
You think we were supposed to know he was the one? That this punk, out of all the other punks who come through the squadroom, this one's goin' over the top? Please.

Bayliss:
Well, I'm runnin' around in my gun locker and I'm tryin' to get my backup gun cause my gun is in my desk. It's in the bottom left drawer. He's blowin' up the place, and my gun is sittin' down there; it's sittin' with the pencils, with the paper clips.

Pembleton:
Nobody was ready.

Bayliss:
Well, I'm ready now.

Pembleton:
Ready for what?

Bayliss:
Anything, Frank. Anyone.