Molly: (when Dylan saves her from some crooked cops) Oh, my hero. Dylan: Yeah, I get that a lot.
Molly: I haven't lost any [passengers] yet. Dylan: I thought I was your first customer. Molly: Good point.
Rommie: I can pick up galvanic skin responses and respiration changes. I can also analyze pupil dilations in real time, which makes me a walking lie detector. So, tell me the truth, or I'll turn the bones of your hand into calcified gelatin. Ferahr: Absolutely! Absolutely! Rommie: What do you know? He's not lying.
Ferahr: It wasn't me, I swear! Dylan: It wasn't you who did what? Ferahr: What do you mean? Dylan: I haven't even told you why I'm angry! Ferahr: Then why...? Dylan: Ogami mercenaries. Big, mean, and ugly. Who sent them? Ferahr: Uh... lemme think... uh, I know... It wasn't me, I swear! Molly: Well, at least he's consistent.
Beka: We might need weapons, but getting in to bed with shifty arms dealers? Never a good idea. Been there, done that, brought the t-shirt. Rommie: Ooh, that explains your wardrobe! Beka: Don't start with me, I've seen what's in your wardrobe!
Rommie: It's depressing seeing myself in this condition again. Beka: You've seen worse. Rommie: Yes, but it's the repetition of being shot at that I find so annoying. I would like just ONE DAY where I can build missiles and tweak fire control in peace. Beka: We definitely need to find you a hobby. Rommie: THAT IS MY HOBBY!
Molly: What's Plan B? Dylan: You were my Plan B. Molly: We are SO dead.
You can't outrun Death forever. But you can make the Bastard work for it. Major Korgo Korgar, "Last of The Lancers" - AFC 32.
International Airdates: -This episode aired in Canada on February 16, 2002 on Global. -This episode aired in the UK on June 19, 2002 on Sky One. -This episode aired in the Australia on March 29, 2003 on Fox 8.
Love and Rockets: The episode's title is a nod to the alternative comic book series Love and Rockets from the 1980s. The series follows the lives of a Chicano community in California during the New Wave Punk Rock movement, at one moment portraying gritty reality, and at the next, magically surreal. The comics also inspired former members of Bauhaus to start a psychedelic goth band using the same name.
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