-The Price of Fame
Yeah, well, she's not. None of them are. They treat me like a freak, and why shouldn't they? I can't even remember my own locker combination if it's not written down on a piece of paper.
-Colin The Second
(To Amy) Look, I know something happened between you guys [Amy and Ephram] when I was gone. Just tell me. I don't know. I wish you had been this honest with me a month ago. See, when I got out of the hospital, I didn't know who you were. But I do now. And I really like you. The only problem is, you haven't been able to take your eyes off him all night.
-My Funny Valentine
(To Laynie as she leaves for Boarding School) Hey, nothing's gonna happen. Everything's gonna be fine, I promise.
-The Unveiling
(To Amy, confronting her about the throw up incident) I was with Dr. Brown. My new best friend, who I have to see again tomorrow because he wants to run another freakin' test on me.
-The Unveiling
(To Bright before he hits him) I'm crazy, is that what you think? That I'm sick!? Is that what you think?!
-The Miracle of Everwood
(To Amy, angry with her) Why are we still talking about Ephram? I had a seisure and you're sitting here talking to me about another guy? Do you see how wrong that is?
-Fear Itself
(To Amy, same scene as above) Would you please just leave. And then... don't come back. I don't want to see you anymore, Amy. We're done here.
-Fear Itself
(To his dad before the surgery) Yeah, but not so much about the surgery. I�ve just got this feeling. You know when you leave the house in the morning and after about ten minutes of being in the car you feel like you�ve left something on like the television or the bathroom light? And that feeling just nags you all day long? It�s just that feeling of forgetting or of leaving something behind. It�s kinda like that. Like I�m on my way to the hospital and I�ve left the light on somewhere. Does that make any sense?
-Home
(To Bright about the day where the truck crashed) You�re it man. You�re my best friend. Whatever it was that happened that night, it�s all good between us.
-Home
(Counting backwards before surgery0 10, 9, 8, 7...
-Home (The last words ever spoken by Colin Hart)
EPHRAM: Well, your big moment is minutes away
COLIN: That's not my moment. You know in rehab, there's this other TBI named Bob.
EPHRAM: What's...?
COLIN: Traumatic Brain Injury patient. He insists that everyone calls him Bob the second. He keeps saying that everyone's talking to him like he's some guy named Bob, which he isn't. So he wanted another name. He decided it would be easier on his friends and family if, which were all strangers to him, to call him Bob the second. I hate it.
EPHRAM: We should get back inside.
COLIN: You know, I do remember one or two things. It's not from last year. It's from when I was younger. When I was five, we had this apartment. It had one of those garbage shoots that you send your trash down, outside in the hallway. My mom used to let me put the trash in.
EPHRAM: We had one of those in New York.
COLIN: For days after I got home, I looked for that trash shoot. I couldn't find it. I didn't know if I had made it up or if I dreamed it.