EPISODE
GUIDE 
Spare Parts

Simon: Sandburg!
Blair: Yeah?
Simon: Do you know someone named Naomi?
Blair: Yeah.
Simon: In the future I would appreciate it if you wouldn't use this phone number for your personal calls!
Blair: Simon, I didn't give out...
Simon: Just tell your lady friends to call you at home, all right?
Blair: She's not one of my...
Simon: All right, Rhonda, put her through.
Blair: Thank you. ... Mom.
Jim:
I mean, a couple of guys going around belching and throwing their
underwear on the floor. I just don't feel like monitoring my
behavior in my own home.
Blair: You don't have to! She's very open, totally new age. One of the original hippies. She even used to date Timothy Leary. Well, not date ... actually more like live with. In fact, I always thought he might have been...
Jim: Your father? Well, knowing you, that doesn't surprise me, Chief.

Blair: Jim, you lied?
Jim: No, I didn't lie. I...I had a friend of mine who had a rig. He used to let tool around with it a bit, but...
Blair: But what?
Jim: Well, it didn't have a trailer attached to it. This is...
Blair: Different.
Jim: Yeah.
Blair:
Mom? ... Hi, Mom, how are you doing? ... Yeah, great, just put
your stuff in my room for now. No, no, I don't think that's such
a good idea, Mom. I mean, it's Jim's place. He's got the
furniture arranged the way he likes it, you know. Yeah, okay.
Yeah, Mom, I know, I know. It's a little out of line with the
next harmonic convergence, but I don't think we're gonna be
falling into a crack in the earth next Tuesday, okay? (covers
mouthpiece and looks at Jim) It's just for a couple of nights.
Jim: I'll pay for the hotel, okay?

Blair: Jim, he's allergic to the sage.
Naomi: Oh, that's awful. How do you stay clean?
Jim: I shower.
Naomi: Oh, no, I mean, how do you get rid of the negative energy?
Jim: I shower.

Jim: You know, Blair, Naomi's a very attractive woman. I never
would have guessed she's so...young.
Blair: Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute, wait a minute. Just keep guessing, Jim. That's my mom! Take a cold shower, man.

Simon: Look, there is no way I can sign off on this. I mean, what
if something goes wrong? Blair doing this kind of undercover, the
department could be in all kinds of hot water.
Jim: He'll sign a waiver, sir.
Blair: Hey, man, speak for yourself.
Simon: Ms. Technically Blair
is still an observer, but he's become much more than that. Your
son has helped us solve some very difficult cases and I consider
him part of the team.
Blair: Yeah. And they need my help on this case.
Naomi: Oh, sweetie, I'm sorry, but you're not cut out for this kind of work.
Blair: Mom...

Naomi: So what's it gonna be?
Blair: I choose to stay, Naomi.
Naomi: Hmm. I hear that.
Blair: Do you?
Naomi: Mm-hmm.
Blair: Mom! Come one, detach with love.

Blair: Hey, Simon, I just wanted to say...
Simon: Please, don't. The memory is already too painful.
Blair: Come on...
Simon: Eh-eh-eh-eh. Out! Out!
Blair: Okay, when do we call for backup?
Jim: Backup?
Blair: Yeah, you know, sirens, flashing lights...whoo-whoo-whoo!

Naomi: We've always been such great friends. I don't know why I
suddenly turned into supermom.
Blair: I don't know either.
Naomi: Well, anyway, I swore I'd never do it and I'm gonna let it go. And I will. I'm gonna let it go.
Blair: When?
Naomi: When hell freezes over.
Blair: Mom...
Blair: Next time you come
over, I'm not gonna let you hit on Jim, I'll tell you that much.
Naomi: I didn't hit on Jim.
Blair: I think you were, Mom.
Naomi: No, I wasn't.
Blair: Every guy you meet...
Naomi: That's not true.