Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Tony Stark: Uh, professor. Do you have any other physics books? This one seems a little out of date.
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Tony Stark: Uh, professor. Do you have any other physics books? This one seems a little out of date.
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Math Professor: What you’re looking at here is widely thought to be the hardest math equation in the world, and has yet to be solved. What we are doing today is far less difficult, and...
Tony Stark: Sir? 42.
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
James Rhodes: Look at it this way, in two years, you get to fire him. It’ll be worth the wait!
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Obadiah Stane: I’m giving you one last chance to approve this, Howard.
Howard Stark: Well then I’m going to have to refuse one last time then, Obadiah.
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Howard Stark: The hard light laser, and targeting system you invented, acts like a scalpel. Combined with real time seismographic readings, the Earth Mover will not only revolutionize archeology, but just imagine the benefits for disaster relief. Collapsed buildings, cave ins. Your invention, will save lives, Tony.
Tony Stark: It also made your last invention look like a fifth grade science project.
Howard Stark: Yeah, and that’s why I’m grounding you for a month!
Tony Stark: What!?!
Howard Stark: You’re so easy, it’s not even fun.
15th Sep 2014
Iron Forged in Fire: Part One - S1-E1
Obadiah Stane: Why did you reject my proposal for repurposing the Earth Movers!? The military will pay billions for them once they’ve been modified.
Howard Stark: Modified? You want to take an invention intended to make peoples’ lives better into a weapon. That’s not gonna happen.
Obadiah Stane: This is insane, Howard! You’re costing this company and our shareholders a-
Howard Stark: A fortune. I know. But Stark International is my company.
Obadiah Stane: Howard please, be reasonable.
Howard Stark: It’s my company, and my word is final.
8th Sep 2014
DuPont: Wait! Wait! Look at me. I’m alive. I live. I...I breathe. I feel. Now that you know it...can you really take it? Is it really worth the price?
John Preston: I pay it gladly.
8th Sep 2014
Brandt: Always practising, cleric. I guess that’s why you’re the best.
John Preston: Maybe I’m just better.
Brandt: Something on your mind?
John Preston: Why do you ask?
Brandt: The intuitive arts, Cleric. It’s my job to know what you’re thinking.
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
Marie Stahlbaum: I had to, mother. Nutcracker was in danger.
Mrs. Sthalbaum: The only one who was in danger was you. How could you have been so carless as to bump your head? We’ve all been very worried about you.
Fritz Stahlbaum: Not me! Marie’s head is so hard, the floor would crack before she would.
Mrs. Sthalbaum: That’ll be enough Fritz!
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
8th Sep 2014
Marie Stahlbaum: Gosh, this is the most wonderful Christmas ever!
Fritz Stahlbaum: Look at all these presents! I didn’t think we were good enough this year to get all this!
Marie Stahlbaum: Well… you weren’t. But I make up for it.
Fritz Stahlbaum: Ha ha, Marie. Watch it or I’ll have my soldiers attack.
[Fritz fires a toy cannon.]
Marie Stahlbaum: Uh! I am just tooooo scared for words.
18th Jul 2014
18th Jul 2014