Ghost Whisperer

Lyle Chase: (about a locket he gave is granddaughter) They buried me with it, they should have buried her with it but they never found her body.

Lyle Chase: The cops knew who killed her. Melinda: Why isn't he in jail? Lyle Chase: In, jail, they never even made an arrest. No body, no evidence, they could never put a case together. But my heart was broken, I should have killed him while I was still alive. But I promise you, I promise you I will find the strength to make him pay. Melinda: Wait...

Melinda: I know what I'm dealing with here. You're overreacting. Jim: And you're under reacting. People are getting hurt. Melinda: I know and that's not gonna stop unless I do something. Jim: No, not if it means you're gonna go up close and personal with Todd, the ripper. I'm sorry Mel, I can't let you do this. Melinda: Can't let me? Jim: Now, come on... You know what I mean. Melinda: I know what you mean. Jim: It's just too dangerous. Melinda.... Melinda: Ya, I heard you the first time. I'm gonna go to bed now. If you'll let me, that is. Jim: No, now don't go making me the bad guy just because I care about you. Melinda: And don't get all noble. There's a difference between caring and controlling.

Melinda: Why do you think he killed her? Lyle Chase: I know, I just know.

Andrea: I have been doing some research into man's best friend. This guy is the best dog trainer in the world, and he says that all dogs have issues. Melinda: What kind of issues could Homer have that would keep him here? Andrea: Tons. Phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorders. Melinda: Or he's just a dog who doesn't know he's supposed to walk into the light. Andrea: Maybe he thinks the light is a car coming at him. There's something in here about that. Melinda: Yeah... You keep me posted on that.

Melinda: I am already involved in this. There is a ghost living across the street, you can pretend he's not there--I can't.

Jim: (to Melinda, about Homer the ghost dog) Okay, here's what I think. If we take the ball and we through it far enough, he will keep going until he goes in to the light.

Melinda: Maybe you're right. Jim: It's rare, but it happens.

Melinda: (to Jim) I have to do what I have to do. And sometimes, that's not totally safe. I mean, there's your job, but I don't tell you that I can't let you do it.

Bobby: Hey, Jim, is Melinda okay? Jim: Yeah, why? Bobby: Wanted to make sure she didn't get hit in the head too. (points to Melinda talking to herself)

Melinda: It would be pretty stupid to bury evidence in your backyard, wouldn't it? Andrea: Well, we can test his IQ after we call the police.

Melinda: Most earthbound spirits are excited to know that there's someone there that they can talk to and that can see them... not this guy.

Jim: I don't get it, why does a ghost dog need to go for a walk? Melinda: If I could answer that, I could cross him over.

Todd: (to Melinda) You know, everything changed for both of us that night. I mean, she had to become somebody else. And me, I... I haven't had a good night's sleep since. I feel like I'm cursed.

Dylan: (about ghosts) I can't see them anymore. Melinda: Sometimes that happens when you grow out of it.

Jim: (referring to Homer the ghost dog) No crossing the dog over, I like him. I like the way he makes you smile.

Lyle Chase: Let him die! Melinda: Why? What's your problem? Lyle Chase: He's a murderer.

Melinda: What's he doing? Jim: Getting ready for a hurricane or trying to lower property values. I can't decide.

Melinda: Oh, there he is. Jim: He who, Todd or the ghost? Melinda: Both.

Jim: Ghost dogcatcher? Melinda: Todd's not the only one moving in at night. (Ghost flies into the house)