Eleventh Hour Season 1 Episode 4

Hood: Just because someone's mind works atypically it doesn't mean they can't experience happiness or thrive on their own terms.

Hood: (Hood gets out of car after building explodes) Rachel? Rachel? Are you ok?
Rachel: I'm ok, but Miss Bonatelli isn't.

Rachel: Law is like biology, Hood. You can't just decide something's true. You gotta dig up some dirt, find a few nasty microorganisms to prove your point.
Hood: Good use of a scientific analogy, Rachel.

Bonatelli: The research has to continue.
Hood: What happened to Scott Butler isn't research. It's murder.

Rachel: You ok back there Hood? You're awfully quiet. It's nice, but I'm starting to worry.
Hood: There's probably only 50 or 60 doctors in the Midwest capable of this kind of surgery. Maybe we should just visit them all and see if Theresa recognizes anybody.
Rachel: You can't just go around confronting upstanding members of the medical community without probable cause.
Hood: Why not?

(Hood unpacks Rachel's suitcase in the parking garage and uses it to explain what makes someone a Savant)
Hood: The question is how does a severely autistic otherwise ordinary person become a Savant inside of a month? What happened to these children and why?
Rachel: We'll start with Theresa Kinsey. She's our first victim with the thickest case file. And next time, use your own luggage.

Elizabeth: So what do you do?
Hood: I'm a special science advisor to the FBI.
Elizabeth: How intriguing. Job description would be...?
Hood: Well, scientific advancements have greatly benefited humanity, but if those advancements are abused, it could be very dangerous. My job is to make sure that never happens.
Elizabeth: And what kind of science crimes do you like to handle, Jacob?
Hood: It's kind of classified.
Elizabeth: What about your phone number? Is that classified too?
(Rachel interrupts and Hood leaves)