9-1-1
Thursdays 8:00 PM on ABC9-1-1 Season 6 Quotes
Hey, Buck. It's Christopher. I know you're sick, but it's only temporary. And you're gonna be okay. That's what all the machines are doing. Making you better. But wherever you are, you have to come back. Wherever you are right now, you have to come back.
Christopher
May: I just, I wish there was something more I could do to help.
Athena: I'm pretty sure that just seeing your face will be enough. He's always everyone else's shoulder to lean on. But even the strong snap eventually.
Maddie: It was an accident.
Buck: No. No, that's what you used to say before. I missed the signs last time, I'm not doing that again.
Athena: Your stepfather has never been good with a no-win situation. And this one is shaping up to be a real terrible one. Even Wendell's family is accepting the story that he OD'd.
May: Well, maybe we shouldn't just yet.
Buck: No rain. Where the hell did it come from?
Eddie: I don't know. Really hope it doesn't strike twice, though.
Albert: Look at that. Almost looks like a family, doesn't it? Is it so bad to be all together?
Chimney: Look, there is no good that could come from Pop being back in my life, okay, Albert.
Albert: Then keep him out. We're just visiting anyway.
Hen: Why are you worried about a lack of drama?
Chimney: Because it's unnatural, Hen. Like the two of you down there tossing that ball.
Welcome to the world, kid.
Bobby
Chimney: Did the thunder scare you, honey?
Maddie: No, it was the yelling.
Buck: Every year, I think, well, that’s it. We’ve seen everything now, and then the Santa Ana’s blow in, and it’s like, oh look, something weirder.
Eddie: A severed hand. We’ve seen those before.
Buck: Yeah, usually in the general vicinity of its owner.
Hen: Can you imagine not knowing your own child?
Chimney: Is this about Denny?
Hen: I know this is normal. That he’s going to have questions. And the best thing that we can do is be honest.
Chimney: But you don’t want to be honest?
Hen: I want to tell him that we picked him out of a magical cabbage patch and never have to talk again about his biological parents.
Denny: He’s a smart kid. He didn’t fall for that story when he was five.
Hen: It’s just I spent so much time thinking about him as mine. I’m not sure I’m ready to share.
Chimney: He’s always going to be yours, Hen. No matter how many questions he asks.
Bobby: This is not what we do in recovery. We can’t hide these kinds of things from each other. We can’t. We rely on each other.
Athena: Well, sometimes the darkness is too deep. You can’t see the hands that are reaching out to help you.
