Burt Berendsen: What happened to the pact? I lost an eye here!
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Burt Berendsen: What happened to the pact? I lost an eye here!
Burt Berendsen: She was brilliant and nuts, but she was our kind of nuts. And so the pact now had three.
Harold Woodman: I just wanna see you happy. Dead man makes you realize time is short and love is real if you know what it is.
Henry Norcross: Lots of things overlap, Berendsen. The whole world overlaps in its most treacherous way if you pay attention.
Burt Berendsen: You got flat arches. You couldn't serve. We understand.
Burt Berendsen: Another war? But we just did all that!
Harold Woodman: I just wanna see you happy. Dead man makes you realize time is short and love is real, if you know what it is.
Burt Berendsen: At least you found love, even if you can't get it. I've never been lucky enough to even know what the hell it is.
Burt Berendsen: You want for your heart and for your people to follow the right God home.
Valerie Voze: When it comes to love there's nothing quite so good as clarity.
Burt Berendsen: Another war? But we just did all that!
Burt Berendsen: What happened to the pact? I lost an eye here!
Burt Berendsen: She was brilliant and nuts, but she was our kind of nuts. And so the pact now had three.
Valerie Voze: When it comes to love there's nothing quite so good as clarity.
Harold Woodman: I just wanna see you happy. Dead man makes you realize time is short and love is real, if you know what it is.
Henry Norcross: Lots of things overlap, Berendsen. The whole world overlaps in its most treacherous way if you pay attention.
Burt Berendsen: You got flat arches. You couldn't serve. We understand.
Burt Berendsen: At least you found love, even if you can't get it. I've never been lucky enough to even know what the hell it is.
Burt Berendsen: You want for your heart and for your people to follow the right God home.
Burt Berendsen: You want for your heart and for your people to follow the right God home.
Burt Berendsen: You call your husband "general"? Mrs. Dillenbeck: Only on the weekdays. Burt Berendsen: What do you call him on weekends? Mrs. Dillenbeck: That's a very personal question.
Harold Woodman: She's so excited. Valerie Voze: Very excited. Inappropriately excited.
Harold Woodman: The place looks the same; smells of mothballs, like your marriage. Burt Berendsen: Thanks, pal. Harold Woodman: What are friends for, if not honesty?
Burt Berendsen: I've done two autopsies my whole life, one to prove I didn't leave a clamp on someone's small intestine and the other to remove a clamp I *did* leave on someone's small intestine. Burt Berendsen: Now we know you're good with small intestines, Burt. Thank you.
