Code Black
Wednesdays 10:00 PM on CBSCode Black Season 2 Quotes
Elliot: What are you saying to her?
Angus: None of your beeswax.
Elliot [to Ethan]: He's got zero game. All right? I'm his Cyrano.
Noa: This is Russell --
Mario: Gibson. Point Guard. Waverly University. You're going first round in the draft.
Russell: Oh, I like this guy already. But not just first round. Top ten.
Noa: Can you two bro out later?
Angus: A hike?
Elliot: Yeah.
Angus: I thought we asked her out for coffee? I-I'm not a hiker. I-I look stupid in shorts. I don't even have any boots!
Emma: You think I'm in the battle of my life with Mr. Hazelton?
Jesse: No. I think you're in the battle with the other Emma, the one you don't like very much. And I think you could beat her. You just have to decide who you want to be.
Emma: Dude, you're a nurse, not a shrink.
Jesse: I don't need to be a shrink to see what I see.
There's a fine line between being a cowboy and an idiot.
Ethan
Ethan: You know what your problem is, Savetti? You're good, but you're always trying to convince everybody you're great. You know the differences between the two?
Mario: I don't know. Brains, talent, courage?
Ethan: Knowing your limits.
Elliot: Hand over your cell.
Angus: Like a virginal first-year's gonna teach me to ask someone out?
Sympathy is something that almost everybody has. But empathy...that gift that allows you to feel what other people are feeling, you got that locked down. So you don't leave. Because this is not your job, son. It's your calling.
Rollie [to Elliot]
Elliot: I quit.
Rollie: What?
Elliot: I'm sorry, I can't -- I can't do this.
Rollie: Elliot, listen to me. Do you know why you're good at it? Because they're not your patients. They're you.
Emmanuel: My daughter and I, we've been at odds with each other lately, and I was just asking God for guidance.
Rollie: And did you get an answer?
Emmanuel: He said if raising children were easy, he might've had another.
You're human. And humans want answers. The answers you need don't come with photographic evidence. They require that you believe in something you can't see. After all, that's why we call it faith, isn't it? Otherwise we'd call it proof.
Emmanuel
