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Quotes of Movie: "Third Watch" [1999]
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Drug addiction's a disease. It's recognized as a disease by the American Psychiatric Association. Faith: What about Pedophilia? Isn't that recognized as a disease? You want a child molester raising a kid? I'm ashamed to even know you. This job needs someone who knows what they're doing, Lieutenant. Yokas: You know I'm standing right here? Lieutenant John Miller: Has she even been a detective for a whole day? Yokas: She's been a detective for two days. Which is just enough time for me to ask you: what the hell is your name doing on my victim? Because you are that Lieutenant Miller, aren't you? Let's go Finney. Let's go. Brendan Finney: I don't need your protection, Davis. Davis: Fine, kick his ass Sully. I don't give a damn. | |
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One universal truth to policing, any day that begins with a domestic is not gonna be a good day. Monroe: Well, then we're screwed already. Hi. Uh... we didn't call the police. Sully: Oh, we're here because we care. Carlos: Whoa! Possible DOA? Sully: I thought I saw him move. Grace Foster: He's already started to decompose. Jelly: You know, women do this right. Bottle of pills, head in the oven. Never make a mess. Yokas: Yeah, that's because we always have to clean everything up. I thought detectives worked better hours. I've been here for two days straight. Jelly: If we woulda handled it my way, you woulda been home on time each night. And there woulda been one dead schoolteacher and whatever kids happened to be around her when she blew up. Yokas: Beginner's luck. I was married once. Found out my wife was porking the delivery guy from the deli up the block. He delivered for them, I guess mostly sausage. Did anyone notice how pretty the air smelled today? Carlos: It smells like piss. Grace Foster: I love this time of year. End of summer, it's about to change to fall... Carlos: Either one of you starts singing, I'm jumping out the window. Grace Foster: Only on the second floor. That's not much of a statement. Let's check it out. Might've lost consciousness or something. Carlos: Or it could be a prank. Grace Foster: Won't hurt you to walk, Carlos. Stay in shape. You wouldn't want Holly to see you getting all flabby. Carlos: What did she tell you? Grace Foster: Come on, stud. What happened? Grace Foster: You got hit in the head. We're almost at the hospital. Carlos: I can't keep getting hit in the head. This is like the tenth time. Grace Foster: Yeah, you definitely need a new hobby. Rat Junior shows up here and a month later one of us is behind bars. Nah, I'm sure that's just a coincidence. Brendan Finney: I thought she did herself in. Sully: You pick that up with your supersonic hearing or is my locker bugged? Brendan Finney: Nah, nobody needs either with your mouth. You always do that. Billy Walsh: Do what? DK: You cut the cake sideways, you eat all the icing, and you leave the dry part for the rest of us. Billy Walsh: You pay that much attention? DK: And this one eats all the raisins. Billy Walsh: He's the coffee cake police. What happened to you now, Nieto? Carlos: I really gotta stop getting hit in the head. Grace Foster: He's also displaying a bit of a repetitive speech problem. Why do I have to go to the hospital? Davis: It's trauma. Procedure. Brendan Finney: Well, what if I'm not traumatized? Davis: I wouldn't tell anybody that, okay? You don't wanna give the impression that you can just take a life without conscience. I told you, I'm a pro. I get hit in the head all the time. Bet you didn't figure on watching fake vampires your first day back. Bosco: There was a time I didn't figure I'd have a first day back. Sully: I always knew. Bosco: No you didn't. Sully: When you were hurt, way back in the beginning, when we were coming over to your room and sitting with you, I realized something. Bosco: What? That you had better things to do? Sully: No. I realized why you rub me the wrong way. Bosco: 'Cause I'm so much better looking than you? Sully: When you first came on at the 5-5 you were this gung-ho, 100 miles an hour, true believer. All you wanted to do was catch bad guys. Bosco: And you were the opposite. Sully: No. I was exactly the same way when I came on. There was no one more excited about being the police. But the system beat it out of me. Bad guys I worked hard to get went free... Cops I respected ended up being dirty. Even did a few things myself I'm not too proud of. Bosco: Yeah? Sully: So I kept waiting for it to beat you down. But you never let it. And that's what I realized one day sitting by your hospital bed. You piss me off so much because you remind me that I let the system beat me. Bosco: You're a pretty damn good cop, Sul. Sully: I don't really believe there's a greater good anymore. But you still do. So I always knew that if you woke up, you'd be back out here. 'Cause you're a true believer, Bosco. Bosco: [after an awkward moment] I'm not gonna kiss you. Sully: Unless you wanna get shot again. [to Yokas] Do you find your friend with the scar amusing? Bosco: Easy, Count Chocula. Or her "friend" will rip you a new one. Yokas: You know, I gotta tell you, if I ever caught you with my daughter, you'd get to test that whole "vampires are immortal" theory. Bosco: Emily's not that stupid. Sully: Dante's not that immortal. I've never been good with the phones. Ask my ex-girlfriends. [about Monroe] Why can't I ride with her? Lt. Swersky: No way, Bosco. I don't need that drama. Bosco: There's no drama. Look, whatever happened when I was away, none of my business. I'm serious. We're good. You're gonna have more problems with me answering this phone right there. Lt. Swersky: Okay, but if I hear one complaint from her, you're gonna be answering that phone for the rest of your career. Am I clear? Bosco: Crystal. Don't lump me in with them, all right. You and I were friends. Monroe: That's not the point. Bosco: We rode together. Monroe: Nobody understands IAB, all right? Bosco: I don't give a damn about IAB. What I don't get is how a friend would go to that extent when I almost died that night. Let's go. Danielle: No! See, you need to be taking her in for impersonating a customer service representative. Tammy: Stupid bitch. Bosco: Way to defuse the situation. Fantastic! | |
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