Ironside Season 4 Episode 21

(Ward looking at the ticket given to him by Ironside in court which reads 'Never Bet on a Sure Thing'.)
Ward: A little rash but very intriguing. In case you haven't heard there are no sure things.
Ironside: I agree sometimes the odds can be bent a little.
Ward: This your way. You have a touch of larceny in you.
Ironside: (looking at a two-headed coin) With most people it seems to be just a matter of degree, it's a lucky piece.
Ward: Are you always this oblique?
Ironside: To the point then, I'm talking about jury fixing. In case you haven't heard counselor that's a felony.
Ward: Nice change of pace, you'd have been a good trial lawyer.
Ironside: Coming from you that's a compliment.
Ward: Okay you have my full attention.
Ironside: And you have my opening remark.
Ward: Comes closer to being an accusation.
Ironside: Well nothing personal. Statement or fact.
Ward: Backed by evidence?
Ironside: No. Personal conviction.
Ward: (laughs) Come on Chief, opinions are inadmissable, you know that.
Ironside: Well then, let me put it to you this way. Would I be here now if you didn't have a few suspicions of your own?
Ward: Another quarter with two heads?
Ironside: How do you figure that?
Ward: You realize that trying to prove jury tampering while they're still deliberating would give me a good chance to move for a mistrial.
Ironside: I don't expect your sympathy just your co-operation. I'm gambling that you play by the rules.
Ward: But I play to win. But your little note suggested to me that you might be willing to stick your head inside the muzzle of a very big cannon, so I'd be more than willing to help you explore this posturous theory in the hope that you might step out of line and when you do Chief, I'll pull the lanyard on you.
Ironside: That's quite graphic, I'll keep it in mind.

Barbosa: (after hearing that Ironside handed his lawyer a piece of paper) That bulldog, like he's got an old shoe, he's been chewing on me one way or another for ten years.