Pops says his motivation to take this one last score is to "help set Helen up. So she can get the care she's gonna need" after he dies.
Pops reveals that he is sick and will die in six months.
(Ricky got shot down by Lola again) Pops: You know what they say kid? Ricky: What's that? Pops: You see a lot of smart guys with some dumb dames, but you never see a smart dame with a dumb guy.
Mickey: You're putting me in a tough spot here Pops. Pops: I'm putting you in a tough spot? I'm the one who's dying. You wanna switch spots?
Evans: You have 24 hours to give us something or we're violating your parole. O'Brien: And you better make it good he's in a bad mood because i'm dating his sister. Evans: Why you tell him that? O'Brien: I'm tell everybody. Ricky: Are you okay with that?
(In the elevator) Ricky: Lola, Lola, Lola. You know I could press the emergency button and we could make out. Lola: Or I could stick my thumb straight into your eye socket.
O'Brien: If you don't want me to come, just say so. Evans: I don't want you to come. O'Brien: Is it because I'm white? Evans: Yea. O'Brien: Is it because i'm fat Evans: Yea. And because you're you.
James: You know most architects make less money than your average hooker. Mickey: An excellent hooker perhaps, but an average hooker I doubt it.
James: In your eyes, what makes a hooker excellent? Pops: Endurance. Teeth. Mickey: Well I suppose it would encompass a few different traits: looks, price, flexibility James: So by that definition an unattractive hooker can never be excellent. Mickey: All I'm saying is that things being equal is that the more beautiful of the two will always be able to charge more.
Ricky (being interrogated by the detectives): Are you going to charge me with something? Oh, I get it. You're going to try to black cop, fat cop, and way hot cop me.
O'Brien (winded from walking up a few flights of stairs): How'd you get up here so quick? Evans: I'm not fat.
O'Brien: So you're saying 'Niggaz' with an 'az' is acceptable, but... Evans: Don't say it. O'Brien: That word with an 'er' is offensive? Evans: Yes, fool. They're both offensive, just like cracker with an 'a' and honke with two 'E's.
Pops: Will the two of you shut-up, or shoot me in the head?
Mickey: Underling. Pops: Will you just go with it? I'm creating a mood.
The episode title "How Billy Got His Groove Back" is a reference to the 1998 romantic-drama How Stella Got Her Groove Back, starring Angela Bassett and Taye Diggs.
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