Third Watch, Season 6

Dr. Hickman (to Sully):
How are we feeling?

Sully:
"We"? What, somebody run over you, too?

Monroe:
Play nice, Sully.

Dr. Hickman:
We'll get x-rays, but you're probably just gonna need some stitches.

Sully:
Oh, is that all?

Davis:
Buck up, tough guy.

Sully:
I hate stitches.

Monroe:
It's better than bleeding to death.

Dr. Fields (to Grace):
There are protocols, procedures in your purview, and those that aren't.

Grace:
Sometimes you gotta go outside those protocols.

Dr. Fields:
That's not for you to decide. I have patients to see.

Grace:
You don't know what it's like in the field.

Dr. Fields:
I don't care what it's like.

Jelly:
Someone killed Sergeant Wynn and Dombrowski from Narcotics.

Davis:
With a bomb?

Jelly:
Sure as hell wasn't natural causes.

Cruz (after one of the gunmen is looking for her):
I'm Cruz.

Gunman:
What's your name, cop?

Jelly:
Go to hell.

Cruz:
You okay, Jelly?

Jelly:
Besides the load in my drawers, I'll make it.

Levine (to Kim):
I think it's over out there.

Kim:
I can't do this anymore.

Levine:
Can I take a look at your cuts now?

Kim:
I can't…

Levine:
There might be pieces of glass or something in there.

Kim:
I don't want this life anymore…

Levine:
Let me see them. Kim, you saved our lives.

Kim:
{crying} I don't want this anymore.

Jelly:
I gotta clean my damn gun now. You know how much I hate to clean my gun. And look at my new suit.

Yokas:
Jelly, they just took my partner upstairs with four bullets in him. Get over yourself.

Sully (to Davis):
You look like crap.

Davis:
Yeah, I couldn't stand all the attention Monroe was giving you, so I picked a fight with this guy.

Dr. Fields (to Grace):
Dr. Stanfield called me. He's the surgeon that worked on the patient you brought in earlier. Mrs. Boscorelli.

Grace:
Is she all right?

Dr. Fields:
She's gonna be fine.

Grace:
Something good happened, huh?

Dr. Fields:
He complemented me. On the tracheotomy. Said it was perfectly done. Look, next time, call in and talk to me. I can authorize a lot of things for you. It'll keep us both out of trouble. I don't have to be the enemy.

Grace:
Right. Next time.

Dr. Fields:
Yeah, next time. And thanks. For what you did in the cast room.

Grace:
I'd say you're welcome if I remembered it. The whole thing's kind of a blur.

Swersky (to Yokas):
Monroe said you were going to see his mother. I can tell her.

Yokas:
It should come from me.

Swersky:
He's gonna make it, Faith.

Yokas:
You didn't see him.

Swersky:
He's Bosco.

Yokas:
He's not Superman.

Yokas:
Rose. Something happened downstairs. Maurice…these men came into the hospital. They were... they were looking to hurt us and um…they shot him. And he's in surgery. {crying} I'm so sorry.

Cruz:
Where you been, Yoshi?

Yoshi:
Been?

Cruz:
Yeah. Where you been?

Yoshi:
I told you, I went to the funeral.

Cruz:
You never made it to the funeral.

Yoshi:
Yeah. I got tied up.

Cruz:
The funeral was why you didn't go on the raid with us.

Yoshi:
I had something come up.

Cruz:
Hmm. What was that?

Yoshi:
It's personal.

Cruz:
You only showed up here 'cause you thought I was dead.

Yoshi:
Sarge, they said that…I didn't know they were gonna hurt anyone.

Cruz:
What did you think they were gonna do, Yoshi!

Yoshi:
They just wanted the names!

Cruz:
Huh, what did you think they were gonna do?!

Yoshi:
They just wanted the names! They could've gotten that much from the reports. The accident reports from when his son died. And then when I heard about the raid I tried to change it. I asked you not to go! Sarge, please…I can tell you were he lives. Donald Mann. I was there last night. I know where he is.

Grace:
Uh, Kim, I, uh...

Kim:
Not now.

Grace:
Yeah, but I...

Kim:
Not now. Look, for once can you just shut the hell up?

Kim:
Carlos. Carlos, listen to me.

Carlos:
What?

Kim:
I'm not coming back tomorrow.

Carlos:
What?

Kim:
It's just, I…I've just decided I can't do this anymore. It was okay when I was younger and the adrenaline and the craziness. I want to be a wife…and a mom to this baby, and to Joey, and I can't do that if I don't know whether I'm gonna come home everyday.

Carlos:
Kim…

Kim:
No, Carlos, please. I've decided and don't try to talk me out of it 'cause it was a hard enough decision as it is and I just want you to know...

Carlos:
Kim. I was gonna say that I understand.

Kim:
You do?

Carlos:
Yeah. I mean, you've given up a lot for this job. You're a great supervisor. And uh, I'm gonna miss you, but I get it. I get it.

Kim:
I'm gonna miss you, too.

Carlos:
Any chance you'll name that baby after me?

Kim:
Absolutely none.

Cruz:
Sergeant Cruz, 55th precinct.

Mann:
You're Cruz? I thought...

Cruz:
Wrong!

Mann:
You killed my son.

Cruz:
He died in an accident.

Mann:
I don't believe in accidents.

Cruz:
It doesn't matter what you believe!

Mann:
Are you going to accidentally shoot me?

Cruz:
Make a move.

Mann:
I don't think so.

Cruz:
Aren't you a tuff guy?

Mann:
I'm a smart guy. I surrender.

Cruz:
Just like that?

Mann:
For now.

Mann (to Cruz):
You must know people like you never beat people like me. A battle or two maybe, but never the whole war. Enjoy the limited life you have left, Sergeant Cruz.

Cruz:
Is that a threat, Donald?

Mann:
A guarantee. You think because I go to jail for a few hours, it's all over. This won't be over until all three of you...

[Faith comes up behind him, shoots and kills him]

Yokas (to Cruz):
What are you doing?

Cruz:
He drew a knife and tried to stab me, so you shot him.

Yokas:
I shot him because he killed my partner.

Cruz:
He was already in custody.

Yokas:
I know.

Cruz:
Say it. He drew and tried to stab me.

Cruz (to Yokas):
This is prison we're talking about. It's murder. You'll never see your family again.

Yokas:
What the hell do you care what happens to me?

Cruz:
He started the day trying to put you, me, and Bosco out of commission. Now, you do what you're thinking, and he got two out of three. It's not about you, or me. It's about not letting him win. Now say it! He drew the knife and tried to stab me.

Monroe:
I hate walking into a dark apartment.

Davis:
I'll get the lights.

Monroe:
Knight in shining armor, huh?

Davis:
Yeah, I wish. It would've helped when that guy was kicking my ass.

Monroe:
You saved my life.

Davis:
I could argue it was the other way around.

Captain Finney:
So when I heard there was a shooting at the 5-5 tonight, how'd I know you were gonna be involved?

Cruz:
You didn't call to see if I was all right?

Captain Finney:
I went down to the morgue. I wanted to see this Donald Mann myself.

Cruz:
I bet he looks good in a drawer.

Cruz:
Are you accusing me of something?

Captain Finney:
Not yet, Sergeant.

Cruz:
You know where I'll be.

Captain Finney:
Yeah, and I know where you're going.

Yokas (to the doctor about Bosco):
When will he be able to go back to work?

Doctor:
Officer Yokas, your partner's never going back to work. I mean, he'll be lucky if he can walk, talk, or feed himself. I'm sorry.

Miller (to Cruz as she is wearing a tank top):
You working prostitution today?

Cruz:
What?

Miller:
Are you going undercover as a whore?

Cruz:
No.

Miller:
Then cover yourself up. My team will look professional at all times.

Cruz:
Your team?

Miller:
I'm Lieutenant Miller, your new boss.

Swersky:
Welcome back to all of my mandatory 72-hour vacationers. I trust that you used the time to brush up on your summons skills, because that's what One PP is screaming for now.

Sully:
Nobody shoot at me out there, maybe I'll bring 'em one.

Swersky:
Let's hope the shooting is done for a long, long time.

Davis:
You know what Sully always says in situations like this? "Crap."

Monroe:
Crap.

Man:
Officer Yokas?

Yokas:
Yeah?

Man:
Are you Officer Yokas?

Yokas:
What do you want?

Man:
Your husband is filing for divorce. You've been served.

Dispatcher {over radio}:
5-5 Charlie, return to the station house forthwith. Authority of the Platoon Commander.

Yokas:
Fred probably complained.

Sully:
Well, you did go to his work.

Yokas:
You're right, Sully, things are starting to look up already.

Yokas:
Fred is not getting the kids.

Sully:
Yeah, my sister swore that she was gonna get full custody of her kids, too. Then the judge cited her hectic schedule and gave the kids to my lousy ex-brother-in-law.

Yokas:
Was your ex-brother-in-law a drunk?

Sully:
No. But from what I hear Fred used to be a drunk. And you're still a cop. So if I was you I would take this promotion and get myself a good lawyer.

Val:
I didn't know what happened until later.

Jelly:
You must've been flabbergasted.

Val:
For real.

Cruz (to Miller):
What the hell was that about?

Miller:
What did I tell you this afternoon? You do nothing unless I authorize you to do it.

Cruz:
Ignore crime that's happening right in front of me?

Miller:
That's right. Unless I tell you to do something about it.

Cruz:
Hell no.

Miller (to Cruz):
The days of you running cowboy over these streets are over. We're going back to the basics: pros, decoys, pick pockets, guns, and only if I tell you do something about it. And if you got a problem with that, your exit paperwork is in my desk, filled out, ready for you to sign.

Cruz:
Don't think you're gonna scare me off this job.

Miller:
I don't give you that much thought.

Davis:
Don't tell me about corruption. We're trying to make things right. And if getting the really bad people off the street means I gotta fudge the truth a little bit, every once in a while, I can live with that.

Monroe:
Do you know how many brothers are in jail because of cops with that same mentality?

Davis:
And how many brothers and sisters get hurt or killed everyday by people who should be in jail but they're not because they got around the system? Tell me that.

Monroe:
I'm not gonna have your back on this.

Davis:
You don't have to.

Captain Finney:
What do you got?

Monroe:
Nothing.

Captain Finney:
When why the hell'd you call me?

Monroe:
I think I may need to change precincts. Someone warned Cruz that there may be a plant in the 5-5.

Captain Finney:
They say it was you?

Monroe:
No, not really. She thinks it may be her new boss.

Captain Finney (to Monroe):
Cruz sort of trusts you. We're not gonna get this sort of opportunity again.

Monroe:
Yeah, but they suspect.

Captain Finney:
Detective Monroe, I need to know what happened up on that roof. Sergeant Cruz murdered Donald Mann. Now there's risks that come with the job. You knew that when you signed up for IAB.

Monroe:
What if it happened exactly the way they say it did? Yokas saved Cruz's life.

Captain Finney:
I saw the body. Mann had handcuff marks on his wrists. Do you know how hard it is to pull a knife with handcuffs on? This is not about a free cup of coffee. This is about a murder.

Monroe:
I get it.

Captain Finney:
I want her. Don't call me until you have her.

Swersky:
Davis, you'll be in 5-5 David with a brand new probationary patrolman fresh from the academy.

Davis:
A rookie? Seriously?

Swersky:
Oh, after the fine homicide arrest you made the other day, I'm making you a Field Training Officer.

Swersky:
The new officer's name is Brendan Finney.

Sully:
Finney? He's gonna have a bitch of a time with that name. The only other Finney on the job I know is that filthy rat bastard Captain from IAB.

Swersky:
Sully…

Sully:
This guy's the dirtiest cop I know. Now he's the one that's investigating all of us.

Swersky:
Sullivan! This is Probationary Officer Finney. Captain Finney's son.

Sully:
You gotta be kidding me.

Finney (to Davis):
Oh, I'd like to drive.

Davis:
Oh, I'm sure you would. PPOs don't drive. I will let you do all the paperwork produced by our unit until I feel you've earned the right to drive. How about that?

Finney (to Davis):
You really think I give a damn what you people think of my father?

Levine:
Grace, what sign are you?

Grace:
I don't know.

Levine:
Everyone knows what sign they are.

Grace:
Okay. How about I don't care?

Carlos:
I'm a Virgo.

Levine:
I know.

Carlos:
The lover.

Levine:
Virgo is the virgin.

Carlos:
I knew it had something to do with sex.

Sully (to Monroe):
CT Finney is scum. And anyone or anything that touched him is scum. You got a problem with that, I can drop you off back at the station.

Sully (about Finney):
Do this punk a favor, Davis, and get him out of my face.

Davis (to Finney):
I'm your Field Training Officer. That means I evaluate you at the end of each day. So far you've run another RMP off the road, you've pointed a gun at a 10-year-old, and you've completely disrespected a superior officer. I would suggest you adjust your attitude and start listening to me or your career's gonna be over before it starts. I don't give a damn who your daddy is.

Davis:
He's on a motorcycle. He could be anyplace. He could be right here in this sector. A sector that you and I are responsible for. Did they not teach you that in the academy?

Finney:
I know how this works. I grew up around it.

Davis:
Oh, you grew up…You think you're a grown up? I've seen no indication of that.

Cruz (to Miller):
You and I? We're probably never gonna be friends, okay? That's cool. You... you're doing your job, I'm doing mine. But I know this precinct. I know these streets. So instead of ordering me around all the time, why don't you just let me do my job? I'm damn good at it.

Finney (to Dr Hansen):
When I got to your wife, she was conscious…and she asked me to write this down for you.

Dr. Chris Hansen:
What hospital?

Finney:
It's her, um… she wanted everything left to you.

Finney (to Dr. Hansen's husband & daughter):
She wanted your daughter to know that there was nothing she couldn't do. Nothing she couldn't achieve. That she was special and smart and pretty. She wanted you to know that she wasn't frightened and she loved you both. I'm sorry.

Davis (to Finney):
You did, uh, you did good.

Finney:
Doesn't feel like it.

Davis:
That's rough. That's the hardest thing you're ever gonna have to do.

Finney:
They forgot to tell us about that at the academy.

Davis:
Oh, everyday you're gonna come across things they never told you. The academy's like a foundation. Out here's where you learn to be a cop.

Finney:
Ever feel like you weren't gonna be able to do it?

Davis:
The job? Yeah. All the time. Look…when you're out here you can't control the day. That's what I was trying to tell you earlier. You... you don't get to choose what happens to you. And you don't just go running around balls out from one thing to the next. Doesn't work like that. The only real control you have is to be as prepared as you can possibly be. For whatever. Whatever the public needs from you that day. To me, that's what it means to be the police. So that's my little speech.

Carlos (after Levine kisses him):
What the hell was that?

Levine:
The beginning of a love-work relationship. Don't mess it up

Emily (to Yokas):
Do you have any idea how many times I wanted you to be somewhere for me and you didn't show up? I gotta go.

Yokas:
Emily…

Emily:
It sucks looking at an empty seat in the audience, doesn't it, mom?

Emily:
I just can't deal with this anymore. I don't wanna be in the middle of you and Dad. I don't wanna be trying to figure out where I should be every night and who I'm supposed to side with.

Yokas:
I'm not asking you to take sides with anyone, Emily. I was asking you to share an important night in my life.

Capt. Finney (to Monroe):
No one made you sign up for the IAB.

Monroe:
I thought I was looking for corruption.

Capt. Finney:
Sergeant Cruz is corruption. She's a cancer on this department.

Capt. Finney (to Monroe):
What would your friends at the 5-5 think if they knew the true nature of your assignment?

Monroe:
What?

Capt. Finney:
Get Yokas to talk to you about what happened that night, soon, or your jacket's on the internet.

Davis:
Let's go, Finney. Let's go.

Finney:
I don't need your protection, Davis.

Davis:
Fine, kick his ass, Sully. I don't give a damn.

Grace:
{singing} Carlos and Holly sitting in a tree…

Carlos:
That's real mature!

Grace:
K-I-S-S-I-N-G…

Sully:
Vouchering property from a suicide is a good learning tool for our young officer here.

Swersky:
Sure is. Handle it, Finney.

Finney:
This isn't our job.

Swersky:
Handle it.

Sully:
{to Finney} And I bet you signed up for the glitz and glamour.

Finney:
My father told me the only way to get used to stinker smell is stay in it. Your nose is lazy.

Jelly:
Yeah? Who's your father, Mr. Science?

Grace (to Carlos):
You ever see that guy before?

Carlos:
The dead guy?

Grace:
No. The cop. The one with the blue eyes.

Carlos:
Blue eyes? Are you kidding me?

Grace:
Hey, you got a girlfriend. Can't I look for that someone special too?

Carlos:
I do not have a girlfriend!

Miller:
People used to believe that if you looked into a dead person's eye, you'd see a snapshot of the last thing they saw. You know how many times I wished that were true?

Finney:
Your name is Grace Foster. You've only been at the 5-5 a couple of weeks. You worked in Bed-Stuy and want to go back there. But I'm hoping you won't until I get a chance to know you better.

Carlos (to Levine):
We are not dating.

Levine:
Okay, true. We haven't gone out on an official date yet.

Carlos:
Official, unofficial, it... it... it doesn't matter. We're... we're never gonna date, ever, Levine. I don't even like you.

Levine:
You gonna stand in the hallway all night?

Carlos:
Are you listening to what I'm saying?

Levine:
Yes, and so are my neighbors.

(The note left on the body:
"For Lieutenant Miller. "I'm not going away.")

Miller:
"For Lieutenant Miller." What the hell does that mean?

Miller (about the killer):
He drains the blood completely and dumps 'em. There's never a print, never a fiber, never a hair, and never any DNA.

Swersky:
And are all the notes addressed to you?

Miller:
There's never been a note before.

Finney (to Grace):
I had a bad car accident and that stinker, but, uh, they don't tell you about those in the academy.

Grace:
Can you blame them?

Nurse (to Carlos):
What happened to you now, Nieto?

Carlos:
I really gotta stop getting hit in the head.

Grace:
He's also displaying a bit of a repetitive speech problem.

Jeffrey:
Lieutenant Miller. You know, I really thought it was gonna be a problem to get her in my van, because it's a residential area and I was just pulling her from right out of her house, but, you know, she really wanted a puppy. She really wanted a puppy, badly. Lieutenant Miller, I am not gonna wait for you forever! Her name is Tara Connelly and right now her blood is draining out, and you have 12 hours. Twelve hours to find her, otherwise she's gonna be just as dead as that girl was last night.

Jeffrey:
Miller is the best of the best. "The world's greatest detectives," right?

Jeffrey:
Good cop, bad cop. Nicely done.

Yokas:
Look, neither one of us feels much like playing good cop, so don't push your luck.

Miller (to Jeffrey):
Smile, jag-off. {takes Jeffrey's picture} You're under arrest for the murder of Rebecca Hatfield. Get up. Take everything out of your pockets and remove any jewelry.

Jeffrey:
Okay, see, sweetheart, this is called procedure.

Yokas:
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present during any questioning.

Yokas:
Do you understand your rights?

Jeffrey:
Yes, ma'am.

Yokas:
Do you wish to answer any questions?

Jeffrey:
Some.

Miller:
{picking up Jeffrey's keys} What are these to?

Jeffrey:
Oh, geez, see, that's one I don't want to answer.

Dr. Fields (to Carlos):
You're gonna be all right.

Carlos:
I told you, I'm a pro. I get hit in the head all the time.

Dr. Fields:
You do?

Carlos:
Umm, yeah?

Carlos:
You said I was gonna be okay.

Dr. Fields:
Repeated head trauma's serious.

Carlos:
I don't get hit all the time. I exaggerate, a lot.

Finney (to Grace):
What happened?

Grace:
Like you, nothing I want to remember. Good night.

Finney:
Grace, wait. Now, look, are you all right?

Grace:
It was 15 minutes in a bathroom, Finney. Get over yourself.

Jeffrey:
You know, when I got here, I was really angry. But now I'm just very disappointed. I expected a lot more from you people. I was in Dubuque, Iowa. And I saw this documentary on your little Son of Sam and the detective being interviewed was sitting underneath that big banner: "the greatest detectives in the world." And that's why I came here. That's why I came to New York.

Davis:
You know, Carlos is in the hospital. Got hit in the head again.

Monroe:
Oh, that's been happening a lot lately.

Jeffrey:
I didn't want this from you! I came here to be stopped! I wanted Miller to stop me! The best of the best!

Yokas:
You don't want to be stopped, Jeffrey! You think this is a game! And in a half an hour, all you will have done is hurt someone who is weaker than you! And if that somehow makes you feel important, then God… God help you.

Miller (to Jeffrey):
You and I…are nothing alike, you rat bastard, son of a bitch. After I bring her home alive, I'm gonna make you real sorry you ever came to New York."

Capt. Finney:
Sergeant Cruz, you're under arrest for the murder of Donald Mann. Confiscate her weapon. Cuff her.. Now get her out of here.

Cruz (as she is put in jail):
You can't put me in there.

Cop:
Captain Finney's orders.

Davis:
If they both had their stories straight, the investigation was closed. Then what changed?

(Finney walks in)

Sully:
Yeah, I wonder.

Davis:
What?

Sully:
Rat Junior shows up here and a month later one of us is behind bars. Nah, I'm sure that's just a coincidence.

Yokas:
I need to call my lawyer and tell her that I'm not gonna be coming back.

IAB Cop:
Look, we're talking about murder, okay? We're talking 25 to life. You better hope that having to postpone your little family court case is the biggest problem you have at the end of this day.

Grace:
So, Lieu, what do you know about the new guy?

Walsh:
He needs to buy a vowel for his last name.

Carlos (about Stu):
I know him.

Walsh:
You do?

Carlos:
Well, I don't know him, I know of him. Interdepartmental basketball. He's their center. This is great.

Levine:
Not for me. I was gonna play center.

Carlos:
It's great because it means he's ugly.

Levine:
What are you talking about?

Carlos:
Well, excuse me, but some of us are sick and tired of the parade of Joe Hunky Fire Dudes who show up just long enough to get all the women all worked up then slither off into the sunset.

DK:
As opposed to someone who just bothers 'em and won't go away.

Prisoner (to Cruz):
Wherever I've seen you, I didn't like you

Prison Guard:
Cruz! Cruz! Come on, come on.

Cruz:
Speak up, I think a few people in Guam didn't hear you.

Prison Guard:
I need a next of kin.

Cruz:
I don't have one.

Prison Guard:
Cousin? Aunt?

Cruz:
I understand the concept. I don't have one.

Prisoner:
If it wasn't her brother, it was somebody else's.

Cruz:
Oh, that's brilliant.

Prisoner:
Are you calling me stupid?

Cruz:
No. Pissing off a cop who's gonna be out of here by five o'clock is... is genius.

Prisoner:
Well, at least I know how to do some math, bitch. There's a whole bunch of us and one of you.

Cruz:
Fine. I'm scared. I'm gonna be over in the corner trembling, bitch.

Kathy:
I'm fine, so… never mind.

Carlos:
Well, there's paperwork for "never mind" so you might as well just let us in.

Kathy:
I guess I wanted to, you know, see what it was like to do drugs. So I took a bunch of pills then I instantly regretted it, but it was too late. I called you guys because I didn't know how long I had and I hate those stories when the neighbors call the police because they smell a bad odor. So if I died, I wanted to make sure somebody found me right away.

Carlos (to Kathy):
So, um, let me get this straight. You thought that you were gonna die from eating too many antacid tablets?

Kathy:
That won't kill me?

Carlos:
Maybe if you're eating them when you're walking out into traffic...

Levine:
Carlos.

Carlos:
...or something. Um, actually, you shouldn't exceed the recommended dose of any medication unless you first consult your physician.

Kathy:
Even if I'm just taking them to get high?

Carlos:
Especially then. Yeah, you shouldn't abuse medicine for any reason, ever.

Levine (about Carlos):
She's obviously suicidal.

Carlos:
Oh, come on. If she wanted to kill herself all she had to do was go...

Levine:
Would you keep your voice down? She doesn't need instructions.

Carlos:
I am not gonna spend the rest of the day at Bellevue because some wack job tried to get high on Rolaids. I'm not.

Rivers (to the judge about Cruz):
Your Honor, my client has been a member of the NYPD for ten years. She hasn't missed a day of work except when injured in the line of duty. She's not exactly a flight risk.

Ross:
To the contrary, Your Honor. The defendant has a list of civilian complaints lodged against her the size of the Manhattan yellow pages, and she's been the subject of three Internal Affairs investigations. Additionally, she has no living relatives or any other ties to the community. If she has a brain cell, she already has a plane ticket in her pocket.

Rivers:
That's blatantly and demonstrably false, Your Honor.

Judge Stark:
That she has a brain cell or a plane ticket? Sergeant Cruz, do you, or do you not have ties to the community?

Cruz:
Depends on your definition.

Judge Stark:
What happened to your face?

Cruz:
I… tripped over my ties to the community.

Judge Stark:
In the meantime, the defendant will be held at the Riker's Island detention center.

Cruz:
You can't be serious.

Judge Stark:
Next case.

Rivers:
Your Honor, permission to approach?

Judge Stark:
Next case, as in the one after this one.

Cruz:
That's a death sentence and you know it.

Judge Stark:
A death sentence without a trial? Who would do a thing like that? I'm a big fan of due process.

Levine:
Carlos, the woman ate a bunch of pills and now there's a gas leak in her building. Do you see?

Carlos:
I see you're hell-bent on ruining this day.

Prisoner (about Cruz):
Dead bitch walking.

Levine (to Kathy):
First you "accidentally" swallow a bunch of antacids.

Kathy:
That wasn't an accident. That was a bad decision.

Levine:
Okay. But then you "accidentally" turn the gas on, leave it on with all the windows closed. A person might think you're trying to harm yourself.

Kathy:
I see what you mean, but really, I'm fine.

Levine:
I don't believe you.

Carlos:
Oh, and I'm insensitive?

Levine (about Kathy):
She turned the burner on "light" mode and then just walked away to lie on the couch. She didn't notice the ticking sound?

Carlos:
Maybe she couldn't hear it over all the voices in her head.

Yokas:
No Circuit City open-box-special, for starters. And I want a witness.

Capt. Finney:
I brought a witness.

Yokas:
No, I want a witness that doesn't file you under "Boss" in his Rolodex. In fact, I want two. And I want a deal.

Capt. Finney:
You want a deal?

Yokas:
Full immunity.

Capt. Finney:
And you'll tell me everything?

Yokas:
Every detail.

Monroe:
Is that a woman on that ledge?

Sully:
Oh, hell.

Yokas:
The bruises in the photos of Donald Mann's wrists were caused by handcuffs. Sergeant Cruz had handcuffed Donald Mann before I arrived at the scene. She had taken him into custody and was on the way out with him, down to the car to bring him in. To book him. And that's when I shot him.

Capt. Finney:
You mean that when she shot him.

Yokas:
No. I shot him.

Capt. Finney:
You think you're gonna play me?

Yokas:
You wanted to know what happened.

Capt. Finney:
I want the truth.

Yokas:
I told you the truth.

Capt. Finney:
I want the truth. You're a liar. I want the truth and I want it now.

Yokas:
No you don't. You want Cruz. I am telling you the truth. I shot Donald Mann. I did it because I thought he killed Bosco. I didn't care what happened to me. Cruz was trying to protect me.

Kathy:
I'm just so… tired.

Carlos:
Take a nap. Look, you gotta hang in there and see how things are gonna turn out, 'cause you could miss out on something great just because you gave up on it before you gave it a chance. (Carlos looks at Levine) Gotta give things a chance.

Sully (to Finney):
Listen, Junior Hero. I know you think your ass is special because your old man's a honcho. But your old man is a thug, a thief, and a murderer. And nothing you ever do on this job's gonna change that.

Sully (to Davis):
I'm gonna tell you this story one time. I'm gonna tell you the "see spot run" version and when I'm done telling you, we're done with it. It was a long time ago. There were a bunch of dirty cops who were taking payoff money from drug dealers. About a dozen or so of them. Some you never heard of… your father and CT Finney. When it became clear that the house of cards was gonna cave in, the rest of the gang had a brainstorm. They'd pin it on the black guy. 'Cause, you know, 'cause that would be an easy thing to do. Your father saw it coming. Decided to head 'em off at the pass. CT Finney got wind of it. You know the rest.

Davis:
What are you saying? What, Captain Finney killed my father?

Sully:
Your father was going to IAB the next day. We got a bogus call. Your father ended up dead. A month later, CT Finney's in a nice corner office downtown. You can draw your own conclusions.

Yokas (to Cruz):
I can't figure this. Why the hell would you go through all that to protect me?

Cruz:
I don't rat out cops.

Yokas:
Look, we're not friends. I don't even like you.

Cruz:
You know what? I spent the entire day with a bunch of people telling me how much they don't like me. So you wanna fight, let's go. Let's go, let's just get it over with.

Yokas:
I told you that night I didn't want you to be involved.

Cruz:
I was already involved. He was my prisoner.

Yokas:
And I told you that I would face my punishment...

Cruz:
This isn't about you! I don't rat on cops. It makes no difference who they are or whether I like them or not. I don't rat on cops.

Yokas:
I don't owe you anything, Cruz. I didn't want you to do this.

Cruz:
Fair enough.

Davis:
You know who Cathal Finney is?

Monroe:
Yeah, it's Brendan's Father.

Davis:
Yeah, um… Sully thinks he killed my dad.

Swersky:
Councilman Daniels' wife has been calling the PC's office off the hook. Husband didn't come home last night.

Sully:
What's she want us to do?

Carlos (to Grace):
Girls always want the honey when other bees start buzzing around it. Look, if it doesn't work out, I'll break you off some.

Grace:
You guys got here fast.

Cruz:
We've had an APB out on Councilman all night.

Carlos:
He's a jerk.

Grace:
Would you stop?

Carlos:
He punched me, on my good side.

Cruz:
You have a good side?

Finney (to Davis):
I thought you and I were partners. You got problems, so do I.

Davis:
This ain't Boy Scouts, Fin.

Sully (after hitting the rapist with his car):
You dented my car, moron!

Finney (to CT Finney):
Yeah, I'm learning a lot from Davis too, you know? I was expecting Denzel in Training Day, but, you know, he's nothing like that.

Davis (to Morris):
I don't get it, man. 21 years ago, you were begging for somebody to listen to you. Why are you flipping the script now? What's he got on you? Is he sending your mom checks? Kicking you back cigarette money? What?

Cruz:
It's over. Put the gun down.

Daniels:
No.

Cruz:
Jonathan…don't do this.

Daniels:
I'm not doing anything. You are.

Cruz:
I'm not gonna shoot you.

Daniels:
How can I live with this?!

Cruz:
How's your family gonna live without you? Huh?

Daniels:
Stop talking. Just do it!

Cruz:
You don't wanna die.

Daniels:
I'm dead already.

Cruz:
I know what it feels like. I know what it feels like to…to wanna wash the filth off you.

Daniels:
Pull the trigger.

Cruz:
You think it was hard for you to step up? I'm a police sergeant.

Daniels:
Do it!

Cruz:
I do that, they win. We can't let them win.

Sully (to Davis):
If I had gone up against the department on this, do you think they would've let your mother keep your father's pension? Huh? How was she supposed to take care of you and your sisters? How was she supposed to pay for you to go to Columbia?

Davis:
Well, that doesn't make it right.

Sully:
This isn't about being right. This is about what is. I keep trying to tell you we're solving problems out here and that's what I did.

Davis:
That wasn't enough, Sul.

Sully:
All right, you know what? You can think whatever you wanna think. I don't give a damn. But don't you ever question my loyalty to your father again. You don't have that right.

Brian (to Monroe):
I gotta be honest with you, Detective. You're going up against people who had no problem killing a cop. They don't care about your family, or Davis'. They will do whatever it takes to protect their money, because that's what this is about. Don't think you're here on the sly. They're already 12 steps ahead of you, so be careful. These guys will take out anyone who stands in their way.

Yokas (to Bosco):
How's your ma? {Bosco makes a talking motion} No kidding. Right? I've been stuck here listening to her by myself a few times. And I gotta tell you, anybody that would do that more than once is a good friend.

Yokas:
I forgot…how many personal things I tell you. Guess I forgot how much I talk to you. You know? Because you weren't there for me to talk to. I miss you, Bosco.

Davis (to Sully):
I don't know what's worse: you standing by and doing nothing when they murdered my father or blaming the fact that you didn't do anything about it on my family. You're a coward.

Yokas:
I have a daughter myself, Mrs. Bukhari, and I'll... I'll make sure that they take good care of her.

Mr. Bukhari:
But your daughter's not dead.

Yokas:
No, sir.

Mr. Bukhari:
So you really can't mention her in this context, can you?

Jelly (to Mr. Bukhari):
Did your daughter have any problems? With anyone? Any enemies?

Mr. Bukhari:
She's a Muslim living in America. Everybody is her enemy, aren't they?

Swersky (to Sully):
You're riding with Finney.

Sully:
No, I'm not.

Swersky:
Davis is on a personal. Monroe is out of commission. What am I running, a nursery? You got a grudge, sort it out.

Davis (to Captain Finney):
I know what you did to my dad.

Capt. Finney:
You're sadly mistaken, son.

Davis:
I'm not your son. And I'm not mistaken.

Davis:
I'm not talking about this without a PBA attorney.

Capt. Finney:
Why? You got something to hide?

Davis:
{looking at Monroe} Don't we all?

Capt. Finney:
Young man, the only thing I want you to understand is that things are never exactly as they seem.

Davis:
Except for the fact that I am gonna make you pay for what you did.

Monroe:
Ty. Ty. Please just talk to me. Just listen to what I have to say.

Davis:
What?! What?! What could you possibly say? What?

Monroe:
It's not how it looks.

Davis:
Oh, it's not? You're not IAB? You don't work for Cathal Finney?

Mrs. Bukhari (to Yokas):
You think you should tell the rest of the world how to live, but you have children murdering each other in your streets.

Yokas:
I can't argue that. We have a lot of problems. But I... I think we're still a decent society.

Mrs. Bukhari:
And our customs are barbaric?

Yokas:
You mean honor killings?

Mrs. Bukhari:
That's a part of it.

Yokas:
Then yes, ma'am, I... I think the way that your culture treats women is barbaric.

Mrs. Bukhari:
But my daughter died here, for the same reason. So then tell me, what difference did your decent society make?

Yokas (to Emily):
I missed a lot of things when you were growing up. Things that were important to you.

Emily:
I know that if you could have, you would have been there.

Yokas:
I haven't been what you needed. I'm sorry for that.

Emily:
You're sorry for showing me that a woman can be a good mother and have a career too? And…and for teaching me that no matter what gets in your way, you never give up? And that we can fight and say terrible things to each other and no what we love each other? You're sorry for that? I'm proud to be your daughter. I mean, if it's okay, I wanna live with you.

Yokas:
{crying} It's okay.

Swersky (during roll call):
Okay, listen up! I got a few announcements.

Davis:
Yeah, I got one too, Lieu. Um…Monroe made detective everybody. Actually, I guess you always were one, right? I got called down to IAB yesterday, had a little chat with Captain Finney, all of a sudden our little community-oriented holier-than-thou Detective Monroe walks in, yelling at Captain Finney about her cover being blown. Her IAB cover.

Sully (to Monroe):
Filthy rat bitch.

Monroe (after Davis rats her out):
You didn't have to do that.

Davis:
You have a good day.

Monroe (to Swersky):
With all due respect sir, I'd like to stay.

Swersky:
No, you're on a desk until I can get you the hell out of my precinct.

Swersky (to Monroe):
No one is gonna ride with you and I am not putting you out there alone.

Finney:
I'll ride with her.

Davis:
What?

Sully:
Now why does that not surprise me?

Monroe:
You don't have to do that, Brendan.

Davis:
Yeah, Brendan, you're having enough trouble fitting in around here.

Finney:
Look, I don't give a damn about fitting in, man.

Stu:
Stu Szczelaszczyk.

Carter:
Ah, don't ask me to pronounce that. That's, uh…

Stu:
My dad took me to see my first Carter Savage film when I was 6.

Carter:
Please tell me that you're only 12 now.

Monroe (to Monroe):
So why'd you tell Swersky you'd ride with me?

Finney:
When I was younger, I was always sticking up for the unpopular kids.

Sully (to Davis):
I'm gonna testify against Finney if she can make a case.

Davis:
What made you change your mind?

Sully:
Same thing that made me keep my mouth shut when I figured out CT Finney killed your old man… You.

Cruz (to Monroe):
I almost lost my life at Rikers.

Monroe:
Are you crazy?!

Cruz:
I will kick your ass!

Cruz (to Monroe):
We're not through, bitch!

{A dead rat hangs in Monroe's locker}

Davis (to Monroe):
Looks like Christmas came early for you.

Finney (as Monroe goes after Skeeter):
Monroe, you got nothing to prove.

Monroe:
Just make sure you have my back.

Finney:
Monroe, wait. Monroe!

Finney:
Come on, Sasha. Step back. Let me cuff this guy. Davis, talk to her, man.

Davis:
She can do whatever the hell she wants to do.

Skeeter:
Oh? That's what it is? Y'all gonna let her shoot me and y'all gonna cover it up? Huh?

Finney:
Sasha, come on. Come on, Sasha. You don't wanna do this. Don't give these guys the satisfaction to see you go down like this. Sasha, look at me. Come on.

Finney (to Davis):
Man, what the hell happened to you?

Davis:
Sasha Monroe.

Sully:
Brian McKinley was murdered?

Yokas:
You know him?

Sully:
I used to.

Jelly:
Found a Plus-P bullet in his brain.

Sully:
Police bullet?

Davis:
Sharon told me that Raymond Morris was killed last week. Right after I talked to him.

Yokas:
Who's Raymond Morris?

Sully:
The drug dealer that murdered his father.

Davis:
Now this IAB guy's dead. This is CT Finney. He's out of control.

Sharon (to Sully):
You could end up in prison, a disgraced ex-cop.

Sully:
I disgraced myself the moment I decided to keep my mouth shut. This is my one chance to get my dignity back.

Monroe (to Sully):
You wanna work with me?

Sully:
I don't like you. But we have something in common.

Monroe:
What?

Sully:
Ty.

Monroe:
I joined IAB because I wanted to. I'm a black woman, so in order for me to get ahead I gotta work ten times harder and be 100% better. They told me I could help the department find the bad apples and in two years I'd have my gold shield. I'm not apologizing for any of that.

Monroe:
Hey Sully?

Sully:
Yeah?

Monroe:
How much 70's music do you have?

Tommy Boy:
What the hell have you done, Sully?

Sully:
What we all should've done 20 years ago. Told the truth.

Sully:
You know, all I ever wanted to be was a good cop.

Monroe:
It's not too late.

Sully:
How can I convince these guys to come back and tell the truth when I'm not even telling the truth myself?

Danny:
How many times have we talked about this, Scotty? Fixing it.

Murray:
It can't be fixed. He's dead, stupid.

Danny:
We can do what we can, Scotty.

Murray:
Why can't you just leave this alone?!

Sully:
Ty Davis, Junior is why, man. He's a cop now. A good one. CT's gonna take him out too if we don't stop him.

Davis (to Finney):
Yeah, I need to talk to you, man.

Finney:
What? You couldn't wait a half an hour? I'm on my way to work right now.

Davis:
It's about your father.

Finney:
Well, what about my father?

Davis:
Something happened today and I want you to hear it from me.

Cruz:
You are the man, John Sullivan.

Sully:
Is that right?

Cruz:
Goodbye King Rat.

Carlos:
What is it with women and the "L" word?

Grace:
"The "L" Word"?

Carlos:
You know…love.

Grace:
Okay, look, first of all, it's not all women. I mean, I have never told any guy that I love him. Secondly, I think Levine pretty much loves everyone.

Capt. Finney:
This department used to know what loyalty and honor was. We used to have each other's backs.

McInerney:
No. No. We were just afraid of each other.

Davis:
He's going down, Sully. Don't worry about it.

Sully:
No, he's not. He was right. A patrol cop is never gonna be able to bring down a captain of the NYPD. This is what I was trying to tell you, Davis. This is real life. Nothing ever turns out the way you think it's going to. Good guys don't always win, the bad guys don't always lose. It's never simple, it's never easy. This guy's gonna win. He's gonna beat this. And the people that are going down are the grunts. People like you and me. People like your father.

Finney:
Damn it, Dad, I don't care about that. I don't give a damn if they're jealous. I don't give a damn if this case isn't prosecutable.

Capt. Finney:
What the hell is it, then?

Finney:
Is it true?

Capt. Finney:
That's gotta be tough to ask that question.

Finney:
No varnish, Dad. No technicalities, no legal BS. Just a simple answer, yes or no?

Santiago:
Just got the prints back.

Cruz:
That was fast.

Santiago:
Hey, I'm Dominican, baby. We work fast.

Cruz:
I've heard.

Capt. Finney (to Brendan):
I want to say I'm proud of you…and I love you.

Finney:
Wait, what'd you say?

Capt. Finney:
I said I love you.

Davis:
What's going on?

Finney:
He said "I love you."

Davis:
What are you talking about?

Finney:
He's never said that before.

Finney (to a deceased Capt. Finney):
Finney: You son of a bitch, don't do this!

Carlos (to Levine):
For a while today I thought you were in that explosion. I knew you were going there. I heard it come over the radio and I... My stomach flipped, I freaked out. I didn't know what to do. I've never felt that way before, worrying about someone like that.

Levine:
What are you saying?

Carlos:
Your story about Jerusalem and the bombs. Everyone calling their loved ones…Who did you call, Holly? I got out of the bus and ran the last five blocks. I was afraid. Afraid that I'd lost you. But you didn't call me. You say "I love you" but you didn't call.

Levine:
I... I was…

Carlos:
It's not about saying the word. It's about actions. It's the best that I can give you right now, and if that's not good enough for you, then I am sorry, but it's all that I can give you.

Cruz (to Rice):
So, is it working?

Rice:
Hmm?

Cruz:
The Task Force. I mean…are we getting them?

Rice:
All the buildings that were standing on September 12th are still standing today.

Cruz:
Mm hmm, but…

Rice:
Guys like this are working hard every day to change that.

Cruz:
Yeah, but how do you fight an enemy whose only purpose in life is to die?

Rice:
Their purpose is to kill as many of us as possible. Dying is just one of the methods.

Cruz:
How do you fight it?

Rice:
A little luck, coincidence, preparation. You just gotta be willing to work harder than they do.

Cruz:
So it never ends. Just…always.

{While outside the firehouse, during the hazmat inspection of the 55th precinct}

Sully (to Swersky):
Any news?

Swersky:
Did ya get into another fight?

Sully:
Between FDNY bitching about their coffee cake and Jelly tryin' to talk them into givin' up their chips, I'd rather be out here.

Swersky:
It should be over soon.

Carlos (to Rice):
How the hell could you not tell us this guy was contaminated?!

Rice:
Well, we didn't know for sure.

Carlos:
His teeth were falling out onto the table. You thought it was a cold?

Rice:
You know, this is a delicate situation here.

Carlos:
So are my testicles! I might wanna have a family one day.

Rice:
Yeah, well if we don't stop guys like this, you may never see a "some day."

DK:
What fat-ass cop ate the last of the coffee cake?

Newscaster:
In other police news, we're getting reports that the 55th precinct has been evacuated at this hour. We have no details yet as to why…

Emily:
What does that mean?

Yokas:
It means I'm glad I'm not working tonight.

Davis:
You guys had to evacuate?

Sully:
Cruz and a detective from the JTTF brought in a contaminated prisoner.

Davis:
Thought I was having a weird day.

Sully:
Yeah?

Davis:
Yeah. CT Finney's dead.

Sully:
What?!

Davis:
Died in his garage. He was working on his car.

Sully:
Working on his car?

Sully:
Never thought I'd wanna get back into that crappy old building so bad.

Rice:
There's a thousand terrorists working real hard in this country everyday, trying to find ways to kill us. I woke up on 9/11 and I knew that for me, fighting them was the only thing worthwhile in law enforcement anymore.

Emma:
No cell phones, Nieto. That's staff only. You can use the phone in the medic lounge.

Carlos:
It's an important call.

Emma:
As soon as I take your blood, you can go to the lounge.

Carlos:
How would you like it if your boyfriend was trying to call to explain some misunderstanding, but some heartless nurse wouldn't let him use the phone?

Emma:
Don't have boyfriend.

Carlos:
Well, maybe it's your attitude.

Grace:
Emma! He is not gonna shut up.

Emma:
Use the cell phone, Nieto. Make it fast.

Finney (to Davis):
I keep getting this feeling that everybody knows.

Davis:
Of course they know, Brendan. The man was "working on his car" in a suit. They're professional police officers. It doesn't matter that they know. This is…this is what they do. They all showed up at my house, too. I was seven years old, but I can still see 'em. Whispering to each other, looking at us. They all knew my dad had another family. They knew he was taking money. Sure some of 'em knew the guys that killed him were right there in the room. Nobody says anything. If the story's at all plausible and makes 'em look good, they go with it. It's what they do.

Bosco (to Yokas):
Where'd you park?

Yokas:
Right out front…That's 5-5 David.

Bosco:
How'd you do that?

Yokas:
What do you think, I'm not gonna go all out for my partner?

Bosco:
Thank you. Thank you, Faith.

Cruz (to Santiago about Rice):
You know, he woke up after 9/11 and... and wanted to make sure it never happened again. All I ever thought about was "why is everyone so surprised? Of course bad things happen. I deal with it every single day. I wasn't surprised that those guys could kill thousands of people. That's what we do to each other.

{about Levine}

Carlos:
She left me a note on the door.

Grace:
What does it say?

Carlos:
That I was right and that she's going home.

Grace:
"Home"? Where's home?

Carlos:
I don't know, Grace. I don't know.

Mrs. Rice (to Cruz):
We got a four-year-old at home. I don't know what I'm gonna tell him.

Cruz:
Tell him… his father is a hero. And that he's…definitely a lucky man. He's gonna pull through.

Dr. Fields:
Sergeant Cruz. Something came up on you blood test last night.

Cruz:
I know.

Dr. Fields:
Yeah, but this is…

Cruz:
I know what the test showed.

Dr. Fields:
This is advanced.

Cruz:
Very.

Dr. Fields:
Are you receiving any treatment?

Cruz:
No.

Dr. Fields:
Okay, look, some forms of...

Cruz:
No, no, not this one, okay? Do I have any sort of privacy rights here?

Dr. Fields:
Privacy?

Cruz:
Yeah, you can't tell anybody what's on here, right?

Dr. Fields:
Well, it's confidential, but…

Cruz:
Thanks.

Sully (about Finney):
What the hell is he doing back here so soon?

Davis:
I dunno. I guess he wanted to be here.

Sully:
Is he all here, though?

Grace:
Doesn't it seem wrong to be just waiting for someone to get hurt?

Carlos:
Isn't that what we always do?

Davis (to Finney):
What's going on with you?

Finney:
Maybe I don't wanna be around all these cops.

Davis:
Maybe you should get another job.

Finney (about the little boy, Ben):
He called me, Davis. He asked me to help him. I'm not just going back in service and waiting.

Davis:
If this guy really loves his son, maybe he won't hurt him.

Finney:
You didn't hear Ben. He was so afraid, Davis.

Yokas (to Jelly):
Have you ever heard of a machine called "Abdi-" something?

Jelly:
Sounds like a workout thing.

Finney (to Ben):
Come on. Let's go see your mom.

Ben:
My mom?

Finney:
Yeah, she's upstairs with her husband.

Ben:
She's not dead?

Finney:
No, buddy. She's gonna be all right.

Grace (to Carlos):
Stop it, all right.

Carlos:
Stop what?

Grace:
You've been nasty all day.

Carlos:
What, you think this guy's candidate for Father of the Year?

Grace:
You know what I'm talking about.

Carlos:
She said she loved me.

Grace:
Then I'm sure she does.

Carlos:
You don't just leave when you love someone.

Grace:
Sometimes you do.

Grace:
All I know for sure is you have no idea when she's really feeling until you talk to her again.

Carlos:
Right. And how am I supposed to do that, Grace?

Grace:
Be patient until she comes back. And stop bitching at me.

Carlos:
Thought you were tough.

Grace:
Give me blood and guts all day. Love? Pass.

Ben:
I still love my daddy.

Finney:
Of course you do. We want 'em to be perfect, right? But they're not. They're just people.

Ben:
Did yours ever do anything bad?

Finney:
What?

Ben:
You dad.

Finney:
Yeah, he did.

Ben:
And you still love him?

Finney:
Yeah, I do.

Monroe:
Ty, I really need to talk to you.

Davis:
Good night.

Monroe:
It's important.

Davis:
What, you're FBI now?

Monroe:
No, I'm not a detective anymore. Swersky said I could ride with Sullivan and get my shield the right way.

Davis:
Well, if you took a demotion just for me, that's a pay cut for nothing.

Monroe:
I did it out of respect for this.

Davis:
I appreciate what you did, taking down CT Finney. Doesn't change things.

Monroe:
I miss you.

Davis:
Well, you should've thought about that before you stabbed me in the back.

Davis:
You should've told me who you were, Sasha.

Monroe:
Yeah, but you wouldn't of stayed with me.

Davis:
How do you know that? How do you know that? You have no idea what I would've done for you.

Finney (to Grace):
What would you think about…I don't know…making this a little more permanent?

Grace:
Permanent?

Finney:
Look, I don't mean married or nothing, just, you know…kinda…kinda like…you know, boyfriend and girlfriend.

Grace:
Boyfriend and girlfriend.

Finney:
Hey, look, I know I got a lot of family things going on right now. My family's messed up. I don't know how my partner and I are. But the one thing I know for sure is I'm not gonna meet anybody like you again. And I don't wanna mess this up.

Carlos:
Kiss him, stupid!

Grace:
Damnit, Carlos, go home!

Carlos:
Amateurs.

Finney:
So kiss him, stupid.

Danielle (to the welfare worker):
You called the police!?

Welfare Worker:
No, I clicked my heels and they came.

Bosco:
Let's go.

Danielle:
No, see, you need to be taking her in for impersonating a customer service representative.

Welfare Worker:
Stupid bitch.

Bosco:
Way to defuse the situation. Fantastic.

Monroe:
Coming down here, throwing a fit isn't gonna help the situation.

Danielle:
Well, where do I go to throw a fit, huh!? 'Cause something's gotta be done!

Welfare Worker (about Danielle):
She needs to fill out a A-174 form combined with a A-297 release and downtown will work it out.

Monroe:
That could take weeks.

Welfare Worker:
Welcome to the world of welfare.

Monroe:
Carlos.

Carlos:
What?

Monroe:
I'm pregnant. He doesn't know. Don't tell him.

Grace:
We won't.

Bosco (to Tania):
She pushed your sister in the line of fire.

Tania:
You…shot my sister.

Bosco:
This was an accident, Tania. I swear.

Tania:
I don't believe you.

Swersky:
Something bad happened today.

Davis:
Something bad? What? What happened?

Swersky:
Monroe was shot.

Davis:
She gonna be okay?

Swersky:
Yeah.

Davis:
What, she's in....

Swersky:
No, but Davis, she was pregnant.

Davis:
She was…

Swersky:
She lost the baby.

Davis (softly):
What?

Swersky:
I'm sorry.

Bosco (to Monroe):
Look, I might not like what you did, but I would never do this. You gotta know that. I'm sorry.

Santiago (to Cruz):
Swersky said to make sure you got home safe. That's what I'm gonna do.

Cruz:
Well, Swersky's a lieutenant, but I'm the boss you gotta deal with day to day.

Santiago:
Yeah, but, uh, you collar some mutt on the "D" train tonight and Swersky will have me directing traffic in the morning.

Davis:
Maybe we should go.

Monroe:
Him you listen to?

Davis:
He's a medical professional. (to Grace) Not that you're not. Because you are. I'm not just listening to him. I'm listening to everybody and...I gotta go to the house and change.

Yokas (to Jonathan):
Put your hands behind your back.

Jonathan:
Excuse me?

Yokas:
Cuff him. You have the right to remain silent, and I suggest that you use it, you son of a bitch.

Jennifer:
Detective! Can I just say that was amazing.

Yokas:
I don't know. Can I just say that you're an idiot?

Marcel:
Shooting that little boy earlier didn't bother you? Or all the innocent people who been killed in your war? I still know what's going on on my streets.

Cruz:
This isn't my war and these are definitely not your streets.

Yokas (to Jennifer):
You get a little tingle inside when there's a plane crash, don't you? The more fire and death the better. Maybe somebody on board was local so you can do the human interest stuff. Or a good robbery-homicide and stick a microphone in some wife's face and ask her how she feels. The more blood and gore the better?

Sully:
The 55 closed that day. The one I knew anyway. It's being rebuilt ten blocks away. The thing is the new precinct won't be on the corner of King and Arthur anymore, so there won't be any Camelot. The idea of Camelot, a place where heroes gather in force, before going out to battle, that'll still be alive, and whatever building becomes the 55, it lives in every police station and fire station in the city, hell in the country, in the world for that matter. Bob Swersky retired as the deputy chief. He spends his days playing with his 12 grandkids; being our boss prepared him for that pretty well. DK took over the squad when Billy Walsh got promoted to battalion chief. Stu LottaZ's ended up taking over Jimmy Doherty's rescue squad. Stu, DK, and Walsh saved 17 people one day from a garment factory fire. They all won medals of honor. Carlos and Holly got married. Today they've got three kids and a big house on Staten Island. Ty says Carlos is a good father. He finally found the family he always wanted. Ty and Sasha are still seeing each other. They say they are going to get married once their careers slow down, but I think it's gonna be a while. He's an anti-crime Lt. in charge of half of Manhattan, and Sasha's running for city council. According to the papers I get up here, she's leading the polls. Brendan is Lt. Davis's sergeant on the anti crime task force. They make a pretty good team. Their troops have more arrests than any team in the city. Grace Foster put 3 more years on the street and then became an instructor for the EMS. She couldn't work out in the field anymore, being pregnant and all. In the end her mother was right, she became a teacher. She and Brendan are celebrating their first anniversary next week. When Faith reported to Major Crime, she got a surprise. Her boss, besides leading the department of homicide clearances, never lost her compassion for cases that involved a kid. She and Captain Miller are thinking about moving in together, after Emily finishes college that is. Maritza Cruz was awarded the medal of honor. Intelligence estimates that the amount of firearms recovered from that building saved numerous lives, mostly police officers. To this day, someone places a single rose on her grave every morning. Bosco, well Bosco's doing the same thing he's always done; balls out, every day, every job, kicking ass, taking names, and being the police. Me, I've found my own little piece of heaven, a small cabin, 108 feet away from a beautiful lake, nothing but peace and quiet, the one thing I do battle with now is the occasional northern. But I consider myself lucky to be a part of that brotherhood, even for a little while..... CRAP!