At my age, if you commit to standing up you have to follow through.

Henry

Danny: THis is so depressing.
Maria: What do you mean? This is Central Park, it's a beautiful day, the boats are cute.
Danny: Yeah, but we're only here because of a dead body.
Maria: You need a vacation.
Danny: Probably find a dead body there too.

Sid: I'm sorry, Garett.
Garett: I'm getting used to it.
Sid: Used to what?
Garett: Every time I give my opinion, you're the first to remind me I'm not a cop.

Anthony: What did you call me?
Danny: A square badge.
Anthony: You saying I'm not a real cop?
Danny: You said it, not me.
Anthony: I was a cop when you was still in high school. I never once tried to pin my screw-ups on a fellow cop.

Frank: SInce when are you shilling for the governor?
Erin: I'm not shilling.
Frank: Well, lobbying for.
Erin: A couple of months ago I asked him to put through a sex trafficking bill.
Frank: Asked, or traded for?

Scott: My mom is 76. She spent 40 of those years alone. If Dean walks out of prison, he deserves a welcoming committee. I'm just talking.
Sid: Doesn't sound like it.
Scott: Let justice prevail. If I had a motto, that would be it.

Scott: This place brings back a lot of memories.
Sid: Yeah, well, if you can remember them, you weren't doing them right.

Kelso is a hardass with a big mouth. If he ruins this ID we're back to square 1.

Danny

Wow. You're a baby whisperer.

Witten

Governor: So what do you think of my crime bill?
Erin: It's very...comprehensive.

Anthony: You both need to change the playbook.
Erin: What does that mean?
Anthony: You always dig your heels in and won't listen to anyone and think you're always right. And you. I know why this case got under your skin but you can't come in here guns blazing and with no respect for the DA's office or the position Erin's in. Neither of you listens to the others. So what the two of you need to do is talk it out and you'll see that you're both wrong.

Lena: I don't want to shame her anymore.
Frank: Fighting back isn't shaming anyone.
Lena: You would think that. You're a Reagan! You don't know what it's like to have to compete with your family.
Frank: Maybe the mistake is thinking you have to.