Cold Case, Season 3

(Jimmy is stalking to a nurse about him and his girlfriend having an abortion).

Jimmy:
I thought if it was early, it was easy.

Nurse:
Murder isn't easy.

Josie:
We've done some looking, seems you and your wife put a lot of time and money into trying for a baby.

Jered Wyatt:
Maybe for a short period.

Will:
6 years.

Nick:
(To a fraternity house leader about a pledge) He's cute, French maids do it for me too.

Vicky:
Hey guys, wait up. It's not cool to ditch a wheelchair girl.

Donna:
Oh my god Vic, I'm so sorry.

Vicky:
In case you haven't noticed, this thing doesn't have turbo on it.

Elena:
I'm moving from the house where I raised that little boy on my own. All I want is to leave his spirit with some kind of peace. It's where good karma comes from, you know. X of kindness

Lilly:
I don't really go in for that kind of thing.

Elena:
Do you go in for finding the truth?

Will:
Detective Jeffries and Valens Moody, want to talk to you about Clyde Taylor.

Moody:
Why do you want to come here, drudging up that old mess?

Scotty:
May have a crack in the case.

Moody:
From 60 years ago, what crack you got?

Will:
(about his sister) Well that's the problem, you never know. Woman's forty-five acts all of fifteen.

Claudia:
If someone took my poetry away, I would totally be in a mental hospital.

Otis:
You would totally be in law school.

Zelda:
Hey! If a worthless, drunk, son of a bitch falls down the stairs and no-one's around, did he really fall?

Vera:
According to police report yes, and at your hand.

Scotty:
Nurse Olsen, let me ask you, you notice anything different about Bettie Petrowski when you signed her out of the hospital?

Nurse Olsen:
Different?

Scotty:
Yeah, like maybe she's not the same person she used to be.

Will:
Like maybe she's Carmen.

Lilly:
Maybe, but I'll quit before I look in the mirror and see Fulcrum's face staring back at me.

John:
Well I've seen your old partner's face, nobody wants that.

Taylor:
I found it on the hard drive, I was recovering it for extra credit.

Scotty:
Sounds like you're good at this.

Taylor:
Nah, I just can't do P.E.

Janet:
I didn't know where Carl was, truly, even when he was right in front of me.

John:
Takes some kind of rage breaking a kid's arm in two places.

Lilly:
Some kind of monster.

John:
I'd like to meet whoever's responsible face to face.

Scotty:
Hearing you loud and clear boss. They'd better still be out there.

Lilly:
Kind of job you hate to catch, but worth the most to close.

Scotty:
Well maybe we'll talk with the former owner.

Mattie:
Good luck, cheap pervert took a nosedive into his cheese fries, 10 years back.

Stump:
Hey, I've been straight since I got out of jail.

Will:
For the whole two week huh Stump?

Vera:
We asked around, heard your ex-husband wasn't the nicest guy, Antonia.

Antonia:
Well that's the understatement of the century.

Vera:
The measure of a man is his family, so your dad was a failure.

Sally:
My daddy says "If you plan big, you'll just disappoint yourself."

May Pearson:
You can't take me there, on what basis?

Scotty:
Obstructing a police investigation -88, New York bench warrant -94.

Det. Nick Vera:
And irritating two homicide guys 2006.

Lilly:
Olivia got chomped by a neighbor dog.

Stillman:
(joking) Did he get the other eye?

Lilly:
(giving a dirty look) That's not funny!

Lilly:
You find this Mack?

Scotty:
Six feet under in Trenton.

Jeffries:
Tough interview...

John:
We should visit Trevor's parents, let them know we're looking into this again, and be sensitive.

Scotty:
Don't want to get their hopes up for nothing.

Kat:
You think the murder angle will get their hopes up?

Scotty:
They lose a son either way, him being murdered means maybe it ain't their fault.

Mr. Monti:
I'm going to the teacher's lounge, to get an aspirin. While I'm gone, do me a favor and just consider why it is you insist on being cruel to one another.

Trevor:
Because it's high school, and we hate ourselves.

Raquel:
And when the boy you like would rather kill himself than kiss you, that feels bad too.

Vera:
So you's coming to the Sixers game on Wednesday?

Lilly:
Uh, sorry I'm not into hockey.

Vera:
It's basketball.

Landon:
A lady doesn't get angry, although, sometimes what she does instead is worse.

Scotty:
There you are.

Lilly:
Oh, you've been looking for me?

Scotty:
Not me, some dude on a Harley.

Lilly:
Oh.

Scotty:
Yeah, Ray something or another.

Lilly:
(depressed) Oh.

Scotty:
Must be something personal. (Lilly glares at him) Just saying.

Vera:
Guy on a Harley, always sexy.

Will:
Sure there's nothing you want to share Lil?

Lilly:
Yeah, he shows up again, tell him I'm dead.

Phil:
Thing is, when someone opens a door, you got to be ready to go through.

Vera:
Priests are supposed to aim higher than the average slob.

Father Peralta:
My church is in a warzone, filled with desperate people, they sin to stay alive. You want to do some good for them, you get your hands dirty if you have to, for the greater good.

Vera:
Look, you give a damn, makes you a great cop in most situations.

Will:
How'd you make him write his own will?

John Doe:
People should have the chance to put their affairs in order, to make sense of their lives, to say goodbye.

Will:
Oh, that's real stand-up.

Fritz:
I'm screwed, that's my problem. I never should have agreed to this thing. It doesn't help me if I win, I'm supposed to win you're a girl.

Andi:
Thanks a lot.

Fritz:
And if I lose, I'm over.

Andi:
So win.

Vera:
You think Susan could have harmed her?

Grace:
She was radical, believed in making change by any means necessary.

Vera:
I ain't doing that interview.

Grace:
Have you ever been dragged through the mud so many times by a guy that you lash out in an inappropriate way?

Lilly:
You consider poisoning someone inappropriate?

Vera:
And a small thing like a guy coming home late turns into a three hour referendum on all the cheap things Nick Vera has ever done.

Clinton:
I'm buried here, sales going to start soon and I've got to serve people.

Vera:
Yeah, you wouldn't want to lose your job. Criminal record I hear can make it hard to find work.

Nora:
I didn't want Clinton to say anything, because my career is really about to take off.

Scotty:
And getting convicted for murder might get in the way?

Dennis:
I don't think I like shutting off my memory, living in the now, you forget too much.

Violet:
I swear, 1929 is going to be the most splendid year of my life, I'm going to see the world.

Ginger:
And I swear to meet a wealthy man who's also handsome.

Kat:
Could've sworn I saw Muriel through the curtains.

Vera:
She must leave the house sometimes, lie in wait whilst she gets the morning paper.

Violet:
Do you ever miss being part of the human race with the rest of us, or do you like life up on your mountain?

William Danner:
Internal Affairs will get to the inventory in their own time.

Stillman:
But that could take 10 years, Andre Tibbs has got two days.

William Danner:
Tough.

Jeffries:
So if an innocent man dies tomorrow night, you don't care.

William Danner:
I've told you my position on this, now please before I drop kick you out of my office.

Barbie:
Beep beep beep, paging Mr. Drugdealer.

Andre:
Everyone's got their own problems, see there, and when there's bottom and there's no place you can go, but there, and when you hit that, you die. Or you close your eyes and believe.

Kate:
Believe what?

Andre:
There's something bigger out there than what's eating you alive. Something better.

Kate:
Is there something better?

Andre:
Up to you to find it.

Lilly:
We hear you had a few bumps along the way, an altercation on a city bus.

Helen:
Misunderstanding.

Kat:
Hospital stay after disrupting a wedding, locked the bride in a choir room and walked down the aisle yourself.

Helen:
She wasn't really right for him.

Scotty:
Man you're making me nervous, why don't you sit down?

Jeffries:
Because my ass has been planted all day, growing roots in that seat.

Lilly:
He take the hint, stay away?

Anne:
Asked me to marry him a few months after Grant died.

Jeffries:
Guess that'd be a no.

Vera:
Saying that maybe I'm not 100% totally washed up in the dating world.

Jeffries:
Because a crack ho called you?

Vera:
Why do you have to say it like that?

Lilly:
Did you know she asked Joseph not to testify against Corey?

Ted:
Where did you hear that?

Lilly:
Please answer the question.

Ted:
Well someone misunderstood, I'm sure.

Lilly:
No, she was pretty clear about it. Believe the phrase was "Do not testify against Corey".

Lilly:
Crystal? I'm Detective Rush

Crystal:
I'm pretty popular with you guys these days, huh.

Lily Rush:
Can I help you?

John Doe:
I have information on a murder. The boy who died. His name was Steve Jablonski.

Lily Rush:
Jablonski. Sounds familiar.

John Doe:
He was buried alive 26 years ago.

Lily Rush:
Right. That was horrible.

John Doe:
Yes, it was.

Lily Rush:
You got some information?

John Doe:
[placing a shovel on a table] I buried him with this.

Scotty Valens:
It was raining when you picked him up tonight. It was cold out?

John Doe:
Yes, it was very cold.

Scotty Valens:
But your car is warm. It's dry. Justin gets in, he's shivering. Maybe he's grateful for the warmth, maybe not, all that matters is he's this close. You can smell his skin, his hair, his breath. Anything can happen.

John Doe:
You're way off base.

Scotty Valens:
You like teenage boys.

John Doe:
That's not why I picked him--

Scotty Valens:
When he begged for his life, what'd you make Justin do?

John Doe:
That's not why I picked him!

Scotty Valens:
Then why pick 17-year-olds?

John Doe:
Because the little bastards think they'll live forever! But they won't.

Scotty Valens:
No. You make sure of that.

John Doe:
In the end, they give up, too.

John Doe:
They get into cars with strangers and believe they'll live forever.

Lily Rush:
You think that's a crime?

John Doe:
It is because they won't. They should know that and not be disappointed later.

Lily Rush:
Like you once were.

John Doe:
I've been dying for 26 years. I never believed.

Lily Rush:
Didn't you? And I'd give anything to never have walked into that attic. Never looked down the barrel of his gun. So I could still believe that I'd live forever. Remember?

John Doe:
No.

Lily Rush:
It's the most beautiful thing we'll ever do. Believing that.

John Doe:
I don't remember.

Lily Rush:
I do. Wintertime alone on the street learning to ride my bike. It's almost dark. I remember the wind in my face, and closing my eyes, and suddenly I'm flying. You don't hate them because they believe they'll live forever. You hate them because we once did, too.