Black Lightning quotes from Black Lightning

[after Black Lightning has just taken down his men] Wait, wait, wait, wait! Hey, the streets are talkin', man. I heard what you did to Block.

What'd you hear?

I heard you lit his ass up.

Good, that should save us some time. Tell me about Green Light.

I know your MO. After I tell you what you wanna know, you just gonna knock me out and call the cops. That'd be my third strike. I get thirty years, man.

Maybe you should have thought of that before you started dealing.

You think I deserve thirty years?

You deserve something.

Okay, but thirty years? I mean, come on, man! They throwin' brothers in jail forever, like it ain't nothin'.

Alright, I won't call the cops if you tell me what I need to know and you stop selling drugs. Now, I hear you dealing again, I'm a-come find you.

OK, deal. So, I leave the money in the drop spot. I go pick up the product at the warehouse on 389 Hart Avenue. Re-up is every Thursday at noon. [Black Lightning starts to rear back his fist] Hey, real quick, before you knock me out, you think I can get a pic? [Wraps his arm around Black Lightning and holds up his smartphone to take a selfie] And can you make sure you light up?

What? No! [knocks Two-Bits out]

You sure about this?

Gambi

In theory.

That's not exactly the vote of confidence I was looking for. [jumps from the roof to test his suit's new hover function]

Gambi

So?

One hell of a view.

Gambi

Okay, ready to give this thing a little juice?

I thought you'd never ask.

Gambi

Really, really, really good.

I just found my new favorite thing.

So, family affair? I knew it was you.

Yeah, and that's gonna be a problem.

I am a federal agent. You will bring the weight of the United States government down on your heads.

Gambi

That's bull. I suspected when you didn't call in reinforcements after your Green Light lab was destroyed that this was a rogue operation, which means we're not up against the ASA. We're just up against you.

Thank political correctness. It's ruining the country.

Gambi

The first Freeland experiment killed a lot of kids! And you thought it was a good idea to do a sequel?

They would've wound up on welfare or in prison, anyway.