You attach the foil side to the battery's positive and negative charge at the same time, you get a spark that starts a fire.
“Nine Thirteen” · Season 9, Episode 13
In this episode: Jo Danville (9), Mac Taylor (8), Grant Holliston (7), Lindsay Monroe (6), Danny Messer (5), Adam Ross (3), Don Flack (2), Sheldon Hawkes (1)
Mac, I give up. I surrender. I have nowhere else to turn.
What did Danny do now?
No, this time it's work.
I hate that sound. No match.
Wentworth was allergic to sun, so he rarely went out, right, and he always kept the drapes in his penthouse closed so he made this request that all his female visitors wear sequins to bring in the light.
Was it all worth going back to prison, Macy?
I got him back for what he did to me. So, yeah, it was worth it.
Hey, I'm sorry I interrupted your plans for your day off.
Oh, it was an unexpected pleasure, Grant, really. Something my sister would have done. She was so spontaneous and unpredictable. And irresponsible, but very loving. I haven't know you very long, but if feels right that you have her heart.
Why was this so important to you?
Transplant patients aren't always as lucky as I was. Every breath that I take, I cherish. It's still hard knowing that someone had to die so I could live. And I wanted to say thank you... to somebody.
You're welcome.
I have the craziest request. Can I listen to your heart? Hear it beat?
Absolutely.
(Putting her ear to his chest) It's strong. Oh, it's beautiful. Thank you.
Danny, I'm pregnant.
What? Are you being serious with me right now?
Yes. I've thrown up twice today. I've taken four pregnancy tests, and they were all positive.
Really? Really?
Lindsay': Yeah.
Lucy's gonna be a big sister.
We're having a baby!
(About Lindsay) I'm gone one day and she's pregnant.
(About her pregnancy) Don't you think it's a little early to be telling everybody?
I think they already know.
Congratulations
Was there a bet?
Yeah.
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