Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose Quotes

Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose is a television program that was first aired in 1970 . Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose ended its run in 1970.

Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose Quotes

• (Mulder) "If coincidences are just coincidences, why do they feel so contrived?"

• (Detective Cline) "Look, all I know is that so far Yappi has provided more solid concrete leads on this case than you have. Now, if you don't mind, I have to get an APB out on --"
• (Detective Cline) "A white male, 17 to 34, with or without a beard, maybe a tattoo, who's impotent. Let's go."
• (Dana Scully) "Might as well go home, Mulder. This case is as good as solved."

• (Clyde Bruckman) "This is real cream, not the phony stuff. I know the difference, and the chocolate. Very rich. Look at these cute little doilies they put everything on. You sure you don't want to join me?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "So what are you doing?"
• (Dana Scully) "Studying background checks. This is what detective work is really like. We can't come up with suspects by having visions."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Jealous?"

• (Mulder) "Pinch me."
• (Dana Scully) "This guy's performing the same routine as the Stupendous Yappi. He's just doing it in a different style."
• (Mulder) "No. Something told me, Scully, something is telling me this guy's for real."
• (Dana Scully) "Oh, so now you're psychic?"

• (Mulder) "Step inside, Mr. Bruckman."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Why? What is this all about?"
• (Mulder) "A murder was committed here earlier this evening, and we have reason to believe that it was committed by the same person who murdered the women that you found. Is there anything that you can tell us about it?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I didn't do it."
• (Mulder) "You're not under suspicion, but I do harbor a suspicion that you can see things about this crime, things that we can't see."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I'm not sure I understand what you mean."
• (Mulder) "I think you do."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Yeah, right. I'd like to see both of your badges again. Right now."
• (Dana Scully) "I don't blame you, Mr. Bruckman."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I'm supposed to believe that's a real name?"

• (Clyde Bruckman) "You know, there are worse ways to go, but I can't think of a more undignified way than autoerotic asphyxiation."
• (Mulder) "Why are you telling me that?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Look, forget I mentioned it. It's none of my business."

• (Dana Scully) "My neighbor Mrs. Lowe passed away last night, please see that the remains of her remains are taken care of. Would you like a dog? He is paper trained and well behaved regardless of his actions last night which you can't really blame him for."

• (Dana Scully) "Nobody does anything without a reason."

• (Dana Scully) "There's something you haven't explained. Can you see your own end?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I see our end. We end up in bed together. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that. I don't mean to offend you or scare you, but not here, not this bed. I just mean I see us quite clearly in bed together. You're holding my hand very tenderly, and you're looking at me with such compassion and I feel; tears are streaming down my face; I feel so grateful because it's just a very special moment neither of us will ever forget."
• (Dana Scully) "Mr. Bruckman, there are hits and there are misses. And then there are misses."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I just call them as I see them."

• (Mulder) "What is it? What do you see?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "He's having sex with her. There."
• (Scully) "Is he raping her?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Oh no, no no, not at all, in fact she's instigating the whole thing."
• (Mulder) "Then what's wrong?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Oh, sometimes it just seems that everyone's having sex except for me."

• (The Puppet) "There's something I've been wanting to ask you for some time now. You've seen the things I do, in the past as well as in the future."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "They're terrible things."
• (The Puppet) "I know they are. So tell me, please, why have I done them?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Don't you understand yet, son? Don't you get it?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "You do the things you do because you're a homicidal maniac."
• (The Puppet) "That -- that does explain a lot, doesn't it? It's all starting to make sense now."

• (Mulder) "Do you remember the first time you foresaw someone's death?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "1959."
• (Mulder) "What happened in 1959?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Buddy Holly's plane crashed."
• (Scully) "You prognosticated Buddy Holly's death?"
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Oh god no. Why would I want to do that? But I did have a ticket to see him perform the next night. Actually I was a bigger fan of the Big Bopper than Buddy Holly. Chantilly Lace, that was the song."
• (Mulder) "I'm not following."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "The Big Bopper was not supposed to be on the plane with Buddy Holly. He won the seat from somebody else by flipping a coin for it."
• (Mulder) "I'm still not following."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "Imagine all the things that had to occur, not only in his life, but in everybody else's, to arrange it so that on that particular night, The Big Bopper would be in a position, to live or die, depending on a flipping coin. I became so obsessed with that idea, that I gradually became capable of seeing the specifics of everybody's death."
• (Scully) "You know Mr. Bruckman, I'm not one who readily believes in that kind of thing, and if I was I still wouldn't believe that story."
• (Clyde Bruckman) "I know it sounds crazy but I swear it's true: I was a bigger fan of the Big Bopper than Buddy Holly."

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