Probe Quotes
Austin James: C'mere. C'mere! Look at it! [tosses a charred skull to Mickey, who gasps in horror]
Austin James: That's all that's left of Donald Statheim, an aviator, crashed 1921 while circumnavigating Hudson Bay. Note the object imbedded in the left posterior fontanel. FONTANEL. It's the point of an icepick. Statheim didn't die in the plane crash; he died a minute beforehand when someone drove that into his brain. But who did it? And how? Those who saw Statheim leave on his last flight, they insist he was alone. And if the murderer was aboard the plane, how was he able to survive the crash, and then trek out of the wilderness? Nobody knows. [grabs skull]
Austin James: I'm going to solve it! Motive, method, murder! And I'm going to do it using nothing but this skull.
Michelle Castle: You're crazy! That's impossible!
Austin James: Look at it! The answer's got to be there; some infinitesimal bit of minutiae is just screaming it. And all I need to find it is the power of observation.
Austin James: That's all that's left of Donald Statheim, an aviator, crashed 1921 while circumnavigating Hudson Bay. Note the object imbedded in the left posterior fontanel. FONTANEL. It's the point of an icepick. Statheim didn't die in the plane crash; he died a minute beforehand when someone drove that into his brain. But who did it? And how? Those who saw Statheim leave on his last flight, they insist he was alone. And if the murderer was aboard the plane, how was he able to survive the crash, and then trek out of the wilderness? Nobody knows. [grabs skull]
Austin James: I'm going to solve it! Motive, method, murder! And I'm going to do it using nothing but this skull.
Michelle Castle: You're crazy! That's impossible!
Austin James: Look at it! The answer's got to be there; some infinitesimal bit of minutiae is just screaming it. And all I need to find it is the power of observation.
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Austin James: Let's go!
Michelle Castle: Go? Who, me? You-you mean I'm not fired?
Austin James: No, you were right about the door limerick. Even if it was just dumb luck, you got in. I'm obligated.
Michelle Castle: N-no, I don't think I want this job. You were right, I'm not qualified. I... I don't know a thing about science.
Austin James: [grabs a notebook and hands it to Mickey] Write down everything I say, and everything anybody says to me.
Michelle Castle: But I've got a broken arm!
Austin James: I'm about to take you on the greatest adventure of your life. You'll probably never even thank me for it. Let's go. [walks away]
Michelle Castle: Okay. Okay, I'm coming!
Austin James: [to himself, out of earshot] It doesn't work out, I can always change the limerick.
Michelle Castle: Go? Who, me? You-you mean I'm not fired?
Austin James: No, you were right about the door limerick. Even if it was just dumb luck, you got in. I'm obligated.
Michelle Castle: N-no, I don't think I want this job. You were right, I'm not qualified. I... I don't know a thing about science.
Austin James: [grabs a notebook and hands it to Mickey] Write down everything I say, and everything anybody says to me.
Michelle Castle: But I've got a broken arm!
Austin James: I'm about to take you on the greatest adventure of your life. You'll probably never even thank me for it. Let's go. [walks away]
Michelle Castle: Okay. Okay, I'm coming!
Austin James: [to himself, out of earshot] It doesn't work out, I can always change the limerick.
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Austin James: [a monitor plays a video recording when Mickey tries to gain entry to Austin James' warehouse] There once was a poet named Gunderson, whose rhymes were exceedingly cumbersome. With each botched refrain, his complaint was the same, Blah, blah... blah, blah... blah, blah, blah! You have ten seconds to give me the last line to get in. Otherwise, go away.
Michelle Castle: [frustrated] How do I get into these situations? [to her surprise, the door opens]
Michelle Castle: [frustrated] How do I get into these situations? [to her surprise, the door opens]
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Austin: That's a new dress.
Michelle: You like it?
Austin: Yeah. The material's fire resistant, and I like the way the color washes out the pigment in your eyes.
Michelle: Thanks... I think.
Michelle: You like it?
Austin: Yeah. The material's fire resistant, and I like the way the color washes out the pigment in your eyes.
Michelle: Thanks... I think.
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John Blaine: You don't care about people, Austin. You don't see the suffering, the injustices. You sit in that warehouse like a spoiled god, while the world hurts.
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Michelle: You're not on drugs or anything, are you?
Austin: I have fragmented REM cycles. I'm slightly schizophrenic.
Michelle: Is that why you sleep in a tool cabinet?
Austin: Sensory deprivation tank. Helps me dream.
Austin: I have fragmented REM cycles. I'm slightly schizophrenic.
Michelle: Is that why you sleep in a tool cabinet?
Austin: Sensory deprivation tank. Helps me dream.
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