General Wilson, Suzanne and others in “Unfinished Business”

Mrs. Pennyworth sets a wonderful table, don't you think?

Yes. She and Mr. Kensington have made us all very comfortable.

You never know it, but Mrs. Pennyworth was a very valuable asset in the American section of Berlin during the last war. Her husband did the same thing with the Brits! [chuckles] Rumor has it they met one night when they were both trying to infiltrate the Russian sector. Oh, that woman has seen a lot of history. Even helped brighten some of the two. And this house has had its own share of history as well. A few nuclear physicists lived here in the early days of the Manhattan Project. And just before you, we kept a KGB defector here. I wonder who the next occupants will be.

[laughs] Harrison, does that sound suspiciously like an eviction notice to you?

I wouldn't look at it that way, Mr. Drake. All missions eventually come to an end, and that's why I'm here...to thank you all, personally, for a job well done.

I'm sorry, General, but the job isn't done!

Well, I'm completely satisfied with everything you've accomplished.

We've hardly accomplished a thing.

Uncle Hank, I can't believe you're cutting us off!

Suzanne, your own research suggests the aliens were susceptible to radiation poisoning.

How do you know that? I haven't released that data yet!

I don't think it takes a scientist to realize that any of those creatures that weren't blown up with their ships have died from radiation poisoning.

General, if you shut us down now, you're going to be repeating the same mistake that was made 35 years ago!

On the contrary, the aliens are finished! And now, I suggest you all get on with the rest of your lives.

How much of this is your doing, Colonel?

The General asks me to make reports; I make reports. I'm just doing my job, Doctor.

I wish to God you would let me do mine!