The Newsroom, Season 1

Don:
I'm gonna ask her to move in with me.

Sloan:
I see. First, let me say you made a very wise decision coming to me with this problem.

Don:
It's not a problem.

Sloan:
Well, let's see what I can do about that.

Don:
How would you want to be asked?

Sloan:
To move in with a guy?

Don:
Yeah.

Sloan:
By having the guy say "Will you marry me?"

Don:
Okay, well, let's just take that off the table for the moment.

Sloan:
You know, if you're living together, it makes it harder to break up.

Don:
Well, that's the idea.

Sloan:
You have to get cartons.

Don:
You've been no help at all.

Sloan:
Since I'm never going to see you again after Friday, I feel like I can tell you something.

Don:
We'll see each other.

Sloan:
Maybe not after I say what I'm going to say.

Don:
And you're not leaving.

Sloan:
I don't know who told you you're a bad guy, but somebody did, somebody along the way. Somebody or something convinced you of it because you think you're a bad guy, and you're just not. I'm socially inept, but even I know that. So because you're a bad guy you try to do things you think a good guy would do, like committing to someone you like but maybe don't love. A sweet, smart, wholesome Midwestern girl. I could be wrong. I almost always am.

Don:
Why are you single?

Sloan:
A lot of men are intimidated by my intelligence.

Don:
No, seriously.

Sloan:
Because you never asked me out. Caught you off-guard, didn't I?

Don:
Yeah, you really did.