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Dead End On Blank Street

Blair: Speaking of money... That 20 bucks you left on the counter -- I borrowed it. <

Jim: The defense rests.

Blair: Oh, wait a minute. Either my lectures on road rage are working or you two have met before.

Jim: Not at the time, no. Haven't you ever heard the concept that random events are part of some greater design that we just don't understand, Aldo?

Aldo: There's only cause and effect, Detective. There's nothing mysterious about this in my book.

Jim: Why don't you read another book. Might do you some good.

Jim: After dinner I let them talk me into coffee back at their place. Maybe I was too numb to say no or maybe I was just enjoying the pain.

Jim: Careful, Ray. You're almost sounding like a human being. You might've shown that when you charbroiled Sandburg.

Blair: Look, Detective Aldo, why don't we just cut to the chase, all right? I've known Jim Ellison for three years now and, uh, if you're looking for a vice, the man has a beer occasionally. That's it. You can't even get him to fix a parking ticket.

Jim: "Lovejoy," huh? Garbage by any other name still stinks.

Alan: Hey, Jim... The old Archer clock -- I can't hear it ticking anymore.

Jim: Just hang in there. Alan, we got help on the way. Come on.

Simon: Jim, I need to put you on suspension pending a full investigation. I need your badge and your gun.

Blair: Come on, Simon, you can't do this.

Simon: I don't have a choice.

Jim: Oh, Chief, um... I'm sorry. I was wrong about her. You were right.

Blair: Well, that's all right. I mean, come on. We all make mistakes, right?

Jim: Yeah, yeah. Well, got to admit it was a...good-sized mistake.

Blair: It was huge.

Jim: All right. That's enough, all right?

Blair: He'll get over it. Maybe not today, but soon.

Simon: Sandburg, sometimes you sound like an old movie.

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