[to Stella] That's what I like about you; you always get the details right.
“What You See is What You See” · Season 1, Episode 23
In this episode: Mac Taylor (6), Don Flack (2)
Make any headway with the D.A. finding out who's handling our C.I.?
Textbook example of an departmental turf battle -- Steve Collins might as well be handled by E.T., as far as I can find out.
That's why we don't rely on eyewitness testimony. I saw what I saw, but the evidence knows what was really going on.
I can't get a straight answer about who's handling Steve Collins. That means it's federal.
[Mac has learned that Steve Collins was a confidential informant, which is why he was let out of prison]
You can't touch me!
Sure I can.
[pokes him hard]
Oww!
[Mac was a witness to a shooting in the diner where he goes every morning, and Don is taking his statement]
Well, I'm never going to get a better eyewitness account than this. What did you see?
[Mac is out on his first "date" since his wife died]
I didn't think you'd come.
I'm here.
[talking to a captured counterfeiter]
Once Steve came out of the bathroom, it all would have gone down as you planned it. Except something happened: I walked in. You may be an expert on the manipulation of bistable colorstaric crystals, but you wouldn't know a police officer if one walked right by you. Clark made me the second I walked in.
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