Third Watch Season 4 quotes

Bosco (as he reads a driver's license of an overdosed teen): Eric Beckman, you dumbass.

Yokas (to Eric Beckman about Emily after she also suffers an overdose) You better pray that she's all right, because if she's not, I swear to God I will kill you myself.

Fred: Chapels are comforting.

Yokas: Fred, it's just a closet. The hospital decided to call it a chapel. If that makes you feel comforted, you knock yourself out.

Fred (about Emily): I remember her telling me how to tie her shoes when she was like 4. She wanted the bunny ears.

Yokas: I still tie my shoes like that.

Fred: You two are so much alike.

Yokas: Like oil and water.

Bosco (to Lettie): You're like a child touching fire and everyone keeps you from burning yourself.

Bosco (as they go to arrrest someone, but they're already gone): How could they have known we were coming? We were being so inconspicuous and all.

Bosco (to Cruz): Well, in case you're not keeping score, we haven't arrested anybody yet.

(In Yokas's flashback to when she first met Bosco)

Bosco (to Yokas): Mother?

Yokas: Excuse me?

Bosco: You look like a mother.

Yokas: Yeah, actually I have two ki... (Bosco walks away) You look like an ass.

(When the woman who gave birth at the fire asks Bosco his name)

Woman: I'm sorry, I'm just not naming my son Maurice.

Bosco: I don't blame you.

Lt. Johnson: You're giving me gray hairs, Jimmy.

Yokas (to Bosco): You're still smirking.

Bosco: I am?

Yokas: Yeah, it's your "getting some" smirk.

Yokas: When you're responding to a 10-13 you know it's only going to take a few seconds to get there. But when you're the one that's calling for help it feels like forever.

Doc: Any Funkadelic fan is a friend of mine.

Yokas (to Cruz): You make me sick.

Cruz: I am the Anti-Crime sergeant. We lock people up. That is our job.

Yokas: Yeah. Yeah, I've seen you do your job up close. It's very impressive.

Davis (to Sully): I was always pretty happy riding with you. Learning from you, but, uh, I don't know you anymore, man. I tried to help you. I tried to get you to let me in, and you bit me for it, and it's cool. I understand. I understand…I know you've been through the worst kind of hell, but you can't just... Sul, I can't help you if you won't let me. But at the same time, I'm not just gonna stand around and just watch you go down. I can't do it. I can't. I tried. I'm sorry, I can't. So, um, I got to move on. And it's not about being more than the bag. It's not. It's about getting away from you.