Oh, J.J., how could a super-genius be so epically stupid?
S1 E7No Ordinary Mobster
S1 E8No Ordinary Accident
Boundaries, Jim. Ignore the Bat-phone. Tonight's for us
[Jim wants to do a fist bump] Whoa. You keep that sledgehammer away from me, man. You ain't gonna crush these delicate hands
S1 E9No Ordinary Anniversary
No, don't worry. Once I identify his vulnerable DNA strand, I will isolate a molecular pathogen that will trigger Patton's cellular senescence, rendering his powers inert forever.
Duh.
Damn. Eighteen years well spent.
S1 E10No Ordinary Sidekick
[to Jim] Would you take it easy? You might as well be wearing a t-shirt that says "Me and my family went to South America and all we got were these lousy superpowers."
I thought we were a team.
Of course you do - team Stephanie! But even though there's no "I" in team, there's a big "I" in Stephanie. And there's a "PH," which we both know in chemistry, is a measure of acidity.
Aren't you supposed to be getting some sort of award or something?
What, the key to the city? Now what would I do with some key that don't open nothing?
S1 E11No Ordinary Friends
(talking about accusing Dave of being the art thief)
...and now it's cost me a friend and I don't have many of those either.
Well, get used to it. You don't see Batman cultivating a wide circle of friends, and Peter Parker's always pissing off one of his buddies.
So with great power comes great loneliness?
Okay, so have you ever had somebody look at you, and it's like they are looking directly into your pre-frontal cortex?
Stephanie: Katie, you're in love.
That's a valid diagnosis. I do have all the classic symptoms--anxiety, uneasiness, dread.
Well, that's not how you're supposed to feel when you're in love.
Well in my case, it is. Because love leads to commitment. And commitment leads to intimacy. And intimacy... has.. proven to be somewhat uncharted territory.
Katie, are you saying that you're still a...?
Yes. Okay, so back in high school, I decided that I was gonna wait for "The One," like Morpheus for Neo in The Matrix, but with sexual relations.
S1 E13No Ordinary Detention
Wait a second. Did you ever see "Die Hard"?
Did you just ask... I am insulted that you asked me that.
Air vents. I'll bet these go anywhere in the building.
So? Like you said, Jacobs will get a little suspicious if you jumped down in the middle of the squad room and took out four armed felons.
That's why John McClane didn't take on all the terrorists at the same time. He picked 'em off one by one.
Oh, I get it. But in order to get them alone, you need a man on the inside.
Oh, no, it's too dangerous.
Hey, Bruce Willis would've never had gotten out of there alive if he didn't have that black dude helping him. Jim, let me be your black dude.
S1 E14No Ordinary Double Standard
[after Daphne read his mind] And do you remember I had that sign on my door that says "no trespassing"? Imagine that on my forehead. Keep out!
S1 E16No Ordinary Proposal
Okay, so I always had a crush on Wolverine, but I never thought about what would happen if I actually married Wolverine and if we had little wolvie babies. I mean, if we had kids, do you think they would have superpowers? Because the terrible twos would be much terribler with telekinesis.
You're quite intuitive, Mr. Powell, and it's because of this intuitive genius that I am inviting you to join :the academic decathlon team. As you may know, I am the team's adviser, and I believe it would be a great challenge for you.
I seriously doubt that.
So... you're not interested?
You're quite intuitive yourself, Mr. Litchfield.
S1 E17No Ordinary Love
Don't do this. Whatever you feel for Sophie, it's not real. You and me-we're real. Eighteen years of candlelit dinners... backyard football games, a-arguing over shelving units... seeing your daughter born... and JJ's first stitches... remember? I was so scared and you held my hand and you said everything was going to be okay, and I believed you. It's-it's like you said. We fit. This is real.
S1 E18No Ordinary Animal
Mr. Litchfield, I couldn't help but notice that my packet has different practice problems than the rest of the team.
Giving you the same work as them would be like asking Stephen Hawking to play Chutes & Ladders.
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