Judging Amy

Tamara Cranston: People don't change. Maxine: If that were true, my job would be a lot easier.

Richard: I made my own way in this world. Maxine: The hell you did, Daddy sent you to medical school by the time it was my turn there was nothing left. Richard: You went to college. Maxine: I worked three jobs. I didn't pay off those loans till 1967. You were his hope, I was his after-thought. My God Richard. I don't want to go over this again. Richard: None of this is justification for keeping me from my son. Maxine: Edward was dead at 55. Richard: He's my son Maxine! Maxine: He's an adult. No one forced his hand. You're making things worse.

Richard: (regarding Kyle) Teaching him the fine art of holding a grudge are we? Maxine: No, the lost art of learning from the past, you know the whole doomed to repeat it thing?

Maxine: I have a good memory. Richard: Your blessing and your curse. Maxine: It's always been a fine line.

Maxine: Insomniacs don't sleep at all. You were snoring during the Ten O'clock news.

Peter: I've been reading Robin Hood to Ned. Kyle: Steal from the rich and give to the poor? You're the quasi-communist Peter.

Judge Keeler: Beware of false profits.

Andrea: Guillotines are clean. Martyrs are messy. (She pauses and looks at Bruce) So, you work for Amy Gray.

Andrea:(To Bruce) I guess it is true that it takes a village or at least an English nanny to raise a child.