The Woman at the Airport Quotes

The Woman at the Airport is a television program that debuted in 1970 . The Woman at the Airport stopped airing in 1970.

The Woman at the Airport Quotes

• (Unnamed) "You know, I'd like to drive sometimes."
• (Unnamed) "Look, our contact out here is Special Agent Tricia Finn."
• (Unnamed) "I'm an excellent driver."
• (Unnamed) "OK, Rain Man."
• (Unnamed) "I don't know what that means."

• (Unnamed) "Agent Booth, can I have a moment, please? Um, have I done something to offend you?"
• (Unnamed) "Look, I'm not really into this whole "West Coast In Touch With Your Feelings" thing, okay? So --"
• (Unnamed) "Yeah. Um, I'm really good at my job, and I've been nothing but cooperative and helpful to you, but you just freeze me out."
• (Unnamed) "Mmm-hmm."
• (Unnamed) "And I know you have nothing against working with women because you're partners with Dr. Brennan, so your problem must be with me."
• (Unnamed) "Look, I don't have anything against you, Agent Finn. I just don't like the way you view the FBI."
• (Unnamed) "What do you mean?"
• (Unnamed) "This is a proud and noble job but you're using it to get to something else. My advice? Write your script, get an agent, hell, have a little plastic surgery. But quit using my Federal Bureau of Investigation as a stepping stone into something that you think is better. Because in my book, there is nothing better."

• (Unnamed) "Every culture nurtures ideals of beauty toward which people strive; fine. But in the future people'll look back upon the surgical alterations of the nose or breasts or buttocks with the same horror that we regard the binding of feet or the use of bronze coils to extend the neck."
• (Unnamed) "You wanna speak up? 'Cause it's really hard to hear every word in this very, very quiet waiting room."
• (Unnamed) "It's barbaric. It's painful. It's wrong. This murder victim may never be identified because some glorified barber with a medical degree has the arrogance to think that he could do better than a millennium of evolution."

• (Unnamed) "You wanted to see me?"
• (Unnamed) "You are a very difficult and stubborn man, Dr. Hodgins. Right now I'd like nothing more than to fire you. In my position very few people tell me the truth anymore. I find I enjoy it, in some perverse way."
• (Unnamed) "You're willing to admit you bailed on the authentication?"
• (Unnamed) "Yes."
• (Unnamed) "Seriously?"
• (Unnamed) "But not for the reasons you think. True, we might be able to authenticate the skeleton by taking him apart, destroying him. If he's a fake that will be fine, nothing lost. But I think he's the real thing."
• (Unnamed) "You do know he's been dead for fifteen hundred years, right?"
• (Unnamed) "I am an archaeologist. This is what we do. We step outside the facts and tell ourselves the story of an individual or a culture. And if the story I tell myself about this man who lived fifteen hundred years ago is true, if he was laid to rest by people who respected and loved him, don't I owe it to them not to let the pure scientists desecrate his remains?"
• (Unnamed) "Or you could be totally rational and say you were waiting for imaging technology to improve to the point where it wasn't necessary to disassemble him."
• (Unnamed) "Ah, yes. I suppose I could say that. It's less, uh --"
• (Unnamed) "Sentimental; for the pure scientists."

• (Unnamed) "X-rays, pictures, we're going to do this without touching the actual skeleton as much as possible."
• (Unnamed) "Kid gloves?"
• (Unnamed) "Latex should be all right."
• (Unnamed) "Zack, were you being metaphoric?"
• (Unnamed) "I decided to give it a shot; which was also metaphoric."

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