4 minutes, 57 seconds into episode, (on how to find the right voice combination to open the safe with the home owner trapped inside.) "It's like walking into a junkyard."

"And you're surrounded by dozens of cars that no longer run."

"So, you start collecting parts. Carboratours, radiators, pistons, transmissions. You clean 'em off. You see which parts still function. You put 'em together, mixing and matching, until you find a combination that runs."

36 minutes, 20 seconds into episode, first glance at playfield.

Charlie: "I mean, we all play pinball. Thinks of the Primers as a pinball."

"Now, the numbers of buyers is....already limited. The level of risk involved with purchasing the shoes tells us where the bumpers are. Now, the primers are extremely high priced, they're high profile, they're high risk, considering they're stolen property. So, the number of possible avenues of possible buyers considering all factors becomes extremely limited. In fact, the buyer with the least risk and the greatest ability to purchase is the same person that we might least suspect. "

Almost tilted...over.

These would make great decals for "Police Force."

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