Shrike: Sixty minutes is all it took to bring humanity to the very brink of extinction. Mankind mobilized, a new age arose. The Age of the Great Predator Cities, Survival of the Fastest.
Julia: The Cro-Magnon people were nomadic or semi-nomadic, following the annual migration of their prey.
Tau: So, they did not eat dinosaurs?
Julia: No.
Tau: Then why did you say they did?
Julia: We already went over this. I don't know it all.
Tau: Why not, when you are permitted to read all the books?
Julia: Because where I come from, books don't put food on a table.
Tau: But books don't put food on a table here, either. I do.
Martha: It's always nice to know you have someone nearby. The quiet out here can get real loud. Buh-bye now.
Red Miller: You are a vicious snowflake. (01:19:55)
Joe: Ok now this is epic.
Earl Stone: Are you sure you're Mexican? You're acting like you're under The Fuhrer or something.
Curtis Farraday: You know you can get AIDS from looking through trash, right?
Tommy 'Eats' Eaton: Only way you're ever getting AIDS.
Lucas Hill: My wife and I are old friends. And sometimes, with an old friend, you learn to squint away certain things, things you'd maybe rather not see.
Katya: Is it just her doing this, not-seeing, or you too?
Lucas Hill: The thing about squinting, you can never be certain what you might not be seeing.
Trent Slater: Sharks don't eat nerds.
Jack Mulligan: What I've learned from men like my father and your husband is that you reap what you sow.
Veronica: Let's hope so.
Malloy: Take this little problem here on your board. The answer seems pretty plain to me.
Evan Birch: Does it? Well, be my guest. Prove this chair exists.
Malloy: What chair?
Eve Miller: Are you and I in an awkward situation?
Thompson: That depends on if you feel awkward. (00:21:25)