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Eliot quotes from Leverage

Played by Christian Kane · 325 quotes · page 3 of 22

Eliot

Played by Christian Kane

Leverage · 1,001 quotes

4th most-quoted character in Leverage: in 325 of its 1,001 quotes
Most scenes with: Hardison (179), Nate (128), Parker (125)

Scenes with Eliot 306

Eliot

You want to run a game on this guy? You?

Well, yeah. How do you think I got most of my stolen merchandise back? I mean, this guy, he's greedy, thinks he's smart; he's the best kind of mark.

He does think he got rid of us.

Element of surprise.

Eliot

What's in it for me?

Payback. And if it goes right, a lot of money.

And what's in it for me?

A lot of money. And if it goes right, payback. Hardison?

I, I was just going to send a thousand porno magazines to his office, but hell yeah, let's kick him up!

Eliot

[to Nate] What's in it for you?

…He used my son.

[long pause]

All right, let's go get Sophie.

Eliot

What the hell's a Sophie?

Victor? Now when was the last time you met a Victor?

Eliot

Vietnam. Town called Banho Zay.

Chinese border.

Eliot

That’s an odd thing for you to know.

That’s an odd place for you to be.

I know when you sent Dubenich his designs you weren’t supposed to make any copies.

No, I promise. That would be very wrong.

Show me your copies.

Eliot

It’s an airplane.

It’s a short alt domestic airliner, yeah, usually one-hour flights. It’s the fastest growing segment of the industry, very fuel efficient. High tech. Very nice carbon nose, it’s got the titanium wrap. 3 to 1. (Everyone stares at him) You know, you pick up things here and there.

You pick up a lot of stuff.

Eliot

You look better than when we started.

Yeah.

Eliot

Yeah. And that bothers you, huh?

I, uh, well this isn’t supposed to feel--

Eliot

Good? It’s not that hard to figure out. Dubenich screwed you. He cheated by stealing from that other company and your good guy brain sees him as the bad guy. Your conscience is clear.

Eliot

Everybody knows. A guy like you goes off the street, a lot of people notice. And it was a bad story, too. How did they justify that, huh? The insurance company just not paying for his treatment?

They claimed it was experimental.

Eliot

You should have kept one of those Monets you found. You fence that—

Eliot, you and I are not friends.

Eliot

Right. Right. Because you have so many of them.

[after seeing their multi-million-dollar paychecks for taking down Dubenich]

I'm just very good at what I do.

This is the score! This is the score!

Age of the geek, baby.

Eliot

Somebody kiss this man so I don't have to!

Eliot

Yeah. One show only. No encores.

I already forgot your names.

[Everybody walks off in separate directions. Suddenly, Hardison comes up behind Nate]

You know I never had that cool a time on a job.

It’s a walkaway.

And I got focus issues brother, you kept me right on.

[Parker joins them]

I’m really good at one thing—

Parker.

…only one thing that’s it, but you, you know other things and-and I can’t stop doing my one thing, can’t retire…

[Eliot joins them]

Eliot

You want to know what I think?

Not really.

Eliot

How long until you fall apart again?

Oh, I’m touched.

Eliot

Well, a guy like you can’t be out of the game, that’s why you were a wreck, you need the chase.

Yeah, I’ll manage.

What is this?

[Hardison walks in carrying three cell phones and three file folders]

This is our new cover story. Welcome to Leverage Consulting and Associates, founded in 1913 by the great Harland Leverage the Third.

[Hardison points to a painting on the wall of an older man that greatly resembles Nate]

I’m sorry. Nate is going to kill you.

Eliot

Did you paint that?

I’m gifted.

Eliot

That’s weird.

[Hardison introducing the others to the central room of Leverage Consulting and Associates]

Long version or the short version?

Short.

Eliot

Short version

Shortest.

Photo and video forensics programs, back doors into every electronic banking system in the world, running heuristic datacrawlers all over the news sites to find our clients. Oh, also—

This is the short version?

Eliot

5.56 NATO rounds mixed in with some 9-mils from the sub-machine guns. Insurgents would have used AK-47s with 7.62 ammo. It has more of a... (hits the back of his hand to his palm) crack. Contractors shot 'em up all right.

You ID’d the weapon from the gunshot sound?

Eliot

It has a very distinctive sound.

Eliot

The tall one? The way he used a knife? Ex-Marine. Probably Force Recon.

You ID'd a guy off his knife fighting style?

Eliot

It's a very distinctive style.

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