- Det. Harold Ng: How are the wife and kids?
- Det. Greg Medavoy: The kids are fine, the wife and I are getting a divorce.
- Det. Harold Ng: Oh after my second divorce my second wife called my first wife. Got together, tell my third wife not to marry me. Got to keep ex-wives apart, remember that.
- Lt. Arthur Fancy: Hey, good job, Harold.
- [Reaching out to shake hands]
- Det. Harold Ng: John Kelly did some good job. He's some Damn Good Cop. Night.
- [Finishing handshake and leaving]
- Borough Commander Haverill: Why don't you people just put on cheerleading outfits?
- [Knowing that the comment was pointed at him]
- Lt. Arthur Fancy: Tough to fire someone who just brought down a cop killer.
- [Making an added point]
- Det. Harold Ng: Hey, Andy. Lookin' good. Something about you different.
- Det. Andy Sipowicz: How's it goin', Harold?
- Det. Harold Ng: Where the cigarettes? All the time you smoking.
- Det. Andy Sipowicz: I quit.
- Det. Harold Ng: Must be it. Careful, you get fat like Goodyear Blimp.
- Det. Andy Sipowicz: It's nice to see you too, pal.
- Det. Adrienne Lesniak: This guy Carlin picked out from the mug books, I'm gonna go talk to him and his parole officers.
- Det. Andy Sipowicz: Ask him about the grassy knoll in Dallas or the whereabouts of the Lindbergh baby.
- [watching as Capt. Haverill walks to Lt. Fancy's office]
- Det. John Kelly: Now there's a guy who wants my ass so bad he can taste it.
- Det. Andy Sipowicz: He can taste my ass, too, while he's at it.
- Det. Adrienne Lesniak: Listen, I've been working with this detective for a lotta years and it always comes down the same way: you're gonna wind up in the Emergency Room pissin' blood and I'm gonna be spending the next twelve hours writing up how you resisted arrest.