Blue Bloods, Season 10

Maggie:
I have no ulterior motive except to catch the person who murdered Emily Miller.

Baez:
Why are you doing this? You're not a cop.

Maggie:
I had a daughter who was murdered when she was in college. It took me a long time to get over it, and the way I did was by giving back.

Realtor:
And a roof deck health club with SoulCycle classes, 24 hour doormen and... (Laughs) onsite parking. Sergeant, what do you think?

Jamie:
I'm sure we could afford it if we were in, say, Topeka, Kansas.

Realtor:
No, that's not nec...

Jamie:
Which we are not.

Eddie:
Jamie.

Realtor:
Guys, this unit is $1,500 a month, but...

Jamie:
Which is ridiculously low.

Realtor:
As I explained, these are new buildings, ground-floor opportunities. Being as you two are the exact kind of couple that the developers are looking to attract, there are significant enticements on the initial two-year lease.

Eddie:
Well, that makes sense.

Jamie:
Well, discounts 'cause we're cops, right?

Realtor:
It's a little more complicated than just being cops.

Jamie:
Well, we're not just any cops, we're the son and daughter-in-law of the police commissioner, which means anywhere that we rent automatically becomes one of the safest buildings on the safest blocks in the city.

Realtor:
(Sighs) A little friendly advice, from a woman who has been married twice, it's hard enough without looking gift horses in their mouths.

Eddie:
I bet that's true.

Jamie:
But not for us. But thank you.

Eddie:
Marriage is about compromise, okay? And compromise is, by its very nature, transactional. You give something, you get something. So... I'm gonna work midnights. And you are gonna quit looking the gift horse in the mouth.

Jamie:
That's not what I'm doing.

Eddie:
Our C.O. referred her to us. You think he doesn't know what services she provides?

Jamie:
I'm sure he does, b-but what if it's a test?

Eddie:
A test for what?

Jamie:
Integrity. To see if these two are going around with their hands out.

Eddie:
No.

Jamie:
Okay, not a test. But a way to have a drop on the son and daughter-in-law of the PC in case he ever needs it.

Eddie:
Wow, are you cynical all of a sudden.

Jamie:
I could say, "Wow, are you gullible," but I won't.

Eddie:
You just did.

Anthony:
And who the hell is she?

Erin:
High priced defense attorney for guilty clients.

Defense Attorney:
I see you still haven't changed. You're still a cold hearted bitch.

Erin:
You know who's not angry when they lose? People who are used to losing. Losers.

Nicky:
Where did you get that? G Gordon Liddy?

Erin:
No. Much closer to home.

Jamie:
Are you still pissed that I got the decoy op instead of you?

Eddie:
No.

Jamie:
Good. Cause neither of us had a choice. We're cops. We take orders. That's always how it's gonna be. That's the job.

Eddie:
All I'm saying is as your former partner, don't play the hero.

Frank:
You're lawyering me. I hate that.

Erin:
You're patronizing me. I hate that.

Frank:
So you're just following orders, is that it?

Erin:
I'm just doing my job.

Baez:
A man's dead and you're making jokes?

Vincent:
We all gotta die sometime, cupcake.

Baez:
That's Detective Cupcake to you.

Danny:
Not for nothing, but it sounds like Jill's husband killed her, not you.

Chen:
No. We killed her by forcing her to abide by our ways.

Danny:
And you hate cops so much you wouldn't even call us for help?

Mrs. Chen:
I told him to but he wouldn't.

Chen:
It was our duty to take care of her! She was our daughter!

Rookie:
Start again?

Jamie:
Yeah, get right back on the horse.

Rookie:
But what happens the day after that and the day after that? It's only my third day out of the academy.

Jamie:
It happens. You got scared. But I see a good cop in you.

Rookie:
But you've also seen rookies die.

Jamie:
That's not the point.

Rookie:
That's exactly the point. If I got, my wife gets the flag. Not you.

Frank:
Wilson Ortega dedicated years of service as a Special Agent of the FBI. He deserves to come to my office at a time of his choosing.

Garrett:
So we're not going by the book?

Frank:
We are. But it's a different book.

Natalie:
Can't you just show me a picture or something?

Baez:
ID from a line-up is more likely to hold up in court.

Natalie:
If I ID him, how long will he be in jail?

Baez:
A long time.

Natalie:
I don't know. I'm not comfortable.

All:
Bless us, O Lord, and these Thy gifts which we are about to receive from Thy bounty, through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Henry:
So how long was Detective Gee on the job before he retired?

Danny:
23, 24 years.

Henry:
Then he goes civilian and then he comes back?

Danny:
You know. You miss the rush.

Eddie:
Oh, I so don't get that.

Danny:
Why?

Eddie:
You're a pro athlete, sure.

Jamie:
Or you're a geezer rock band going on a farewell tour.

Jamie:
Matadors? A lot of them start their so-called final appearances in their 30s, keep going till they're 50.

Eddie:
But that's the same thing! The rush of the crowd. Cops, we don't get a rush of the crowd. We get a crowd screaming "Get the hell outta here!"

Frank:
Maybe it's the satisfaction of service. Some of us find a nugget most days.

Eddie:
Well, I guess there's that.

Frank:
Yeah. You don't think that's possible?

Eddie:
No, I'm sure it's possible.

Nicky:
What's the thing you say to me all the time? Something, something, a day in your life

Erin:
Find something you love to do...

Nicky:
And you'll never work a day in your life. -

Frank:
There you go.

Eddie:
Uh-huh.

Sean:
I think I'm with Eddie on this one. I mean, there are a lot of things that I really love to do, and they don't really pay.

Danny:
Not true. They're paying knuckleheads on ESPN right now for skateboarding and playing video games.

Henry:
So there's hope for you yet.

Sean:
Ha, ha.

Eddie:
I just mean it feels like a very long time since I had an outcome that felt like voilÃ.

Jamie:
What, like, rescuing a cat from a tree type thing?

Frank:
Or reuniting a scared little kid with his family?

Eddie:
Well yeah.

Frank:
Well, see? There's the nugget.

Jamie:
Yeah, forget voilà .

Erin:
We're both in a business where no one walks away all, "Yes! "

Frank:
The only victories are in making it a little less terrible for somebody.

Jamie:
Taking a rock out of their backpack.

Danny:
And when you can truly say things could've been worse well, sometimes that's the rush.

Frank:
You walk away, you're letting them win.

Mackenzie:
They already have.

Mackenzie:
If you ask me, that judge should be investigated.

Frank:
I can't do that. It would look like I'm strong-arming him.

Frank:
Guy who wrote 100 Years In Solitude...

Jamie:
Gabriel Garica Marquez.

Frank:
Thank you. Anyway, he said that everyone has three lives: public, private, and secret. I have always thought that should be taught at the Academy. It would help police understand motive.

Sam:
I'm good.

Erin:
You're good? Walking around, breathing, just surviving, that's your bar?

Sam:
I set my own bar. I ain't gonna be no cop.

Jack:
A Reagan in crisis only goes to one place, and I knew this church was your favorite. How are you doing?

Erin:
Honestly, if I had been separated from Nicky for the first five years of her life, I don't know that I could ever get over it.

Jack:
You're the strongest woman I know.

Erin:
I wish I was as tough as everyone thinks I am.

Jack:
It's okay to ask for help, you know.

Erin:
What do you think I'm doing here?

Henry:
This is my greatest fear.

Danny:
Getting mugged again?

Henry:
No. A beating I can take. It's the things I can't fight back against that scare me. Like dementia.

Danny:
You seem sharp as a tack to me.

Henry:
Yeah, you are, til one day you aren't.

Frank:
If you stop anyone on the street and ask them who the NYPD and FDNY commissioners are, what would they say?

Abigail:
Frank Reagan and... I don't know.

Frank:
Exactly. If I were the Commissioner of I Don't Know, I'd have a chip on my shoulder too.

Jamie:
Ninety nine times out of a hundred, I go by the book. I make that call to IAB.

Eddie:
I know.

Jamie:
The one time I didn't was when it came to you.

Eddie:
Did Jamie do something to you?

McNichols:
Not your husband.

Eddie:
My father-in-law?

McNichols:
Frank Reagan is a hypocrite and a fraud. He sits up there in 1PP saying we're all one big family, but he doesn't give a rat's ass about any family except his own, and certainly not mine.

Danny:
Buddy Malone.

Joe:
Joe.

Danny:
Joe what?

Joe:
Joe None Of Ya Business.

Danny:
I think your brother-in-law was in my unit. Larry Get Out Of My Face.

Anthony:
Bullets just bounce off of me. I'm a superhero.

Erin:
What?

Anthony:
I'm kidding. It was the bulletproof vest.

Anthony:
You want to give me a coronary?

Erin:
Oh, did I scare you?

Anthony:
Yeah, lurking behind a cabinet like a lurker.

Walter:
You know, Frank, maybe you should heed your own advice and avail yourself of one of our programs to unload what's bothering you.

Frank:
I have one of those already.

Walter:
Oh? What's that?

Frank:
My family dinner table.

Walter:
It's more complicated. Things were going on that I am not at liberty to stay.

Frank:
So you're going to let me blame myself?

Walter:
You're going to blame yourself You're going to carry this around with you. But there was nothing we could do.

Frank:
I refuse to believe there is nothing we can do to prevent suicides.

Walter:
We've prevented dozens of suicides.

Frank:
We didn't prevent this one. One is one too many. It always will be.

Frank:
Bodycams?

Garrett:
Connor was in uniform but is a detective from the 36. So he wasn't required.

Frank:
Cell phone video?

Sid:
There isn't any.

Frank:
There's always one. Find it since we shouldn't be talking to our undercover.

Baez:
Danny, this guy is all over the news.

Danny:
Why? What did he do?

Baez:
More like what didn't he do. He's accused of sexually assaulting his models. There's been at least 20 complaints.

Danny:
So beauty killed the beast, huh.

Frank:
Tell me one thing that lasts forever.

Addison:
Sir?

Frank:
Nothing does.

Addison:
I can deal with the ones who blame me, but the ones who look at me with pity, like I'm damaged goods...

Frank:
Transfer to another house.

Addison:
Everyone knows what I did.

Kay:
You'll be there for me?

Frank:
Of course. Maybe we'll take in a movie.

Kay:
They don't make movies for you and me anymore.

Frank:
So we'll go to my house and watch Turner Movie Classics.

Frank:
Look, Mr. Kay. I assume you know the guy who did this was caught and charged.

Kay:
I don't get it. I just don't get it. How can he... now he's coming back. Now he's coming back and he's...

Frank:
Well, it's the law now. It's a crime in itself if you ask me.

Kay:
What kind of city are you running where the assailant can return to the scene of the crime?

Frank:
I have seen a drop in crime over the last decade. My polling favorables are better than yours.

Chase:
You running for something?

Frank:
Just my job. And change may be the only constant but not all change is equal.

Chase:
That's some pedestal you put yourself on.

Baez:
You were gone a long time for nothing.

Danny:
I was zooming in, looking at the telescopic view...

Baez:
Okay.

Danny:
What?

Baez:
I think you were flirting with that girl in TARU you think is cute.

Danny:
I think you're jealous.

Carson:
He had a lethal cocktail of drugs in his system which led to the fall down the stairs.

Danny:
Convenient.

Carson:
Not for him. He's dead.

Anthony:
The DA should know you can't rush a case like that.

Erin:
That doesn't make any difference to the families of the victims.

Anthony:
So we'll get Costa on something else.

Erin:
Yeah, the next double homicide he commits.

Anthony:
Hopefully not that.

Monsignor:
Couldn't you just tell me he was innocent of what I asked?

Frank:
Is that really what you wanted?

Monsignor:
It's the men in my position who have had a hand in moving the rotten apples to another barrel. So my word is diluted.

Frank:
Why are you so certain he is innocent? If you want an investigation, we do it my way. The cop way.

Eddie:
I thought you were gonna tell me to step back.

Jamie:
Yeah, well, I've learned that if you're on the edge of the cliff about to jump off, I can't tell you to take a step back. My best bet is to take your hand and jump with you.

Anthony:
He only has no criminal history because he hasn't been caught. Isn't that right, Mr. Acosta?

Acosta:
If that's true, it's only cause I'm better at my job than you are at yours.