Law & Order

Eileen Willick: I didn't kill them. Don't you understand how this hurts me? All of my babies die, and no one understands me!

Eileen Willick: I'm not a good mother. Lennie Briscoe: Why would you say that? Eileen Willick: My babies cry all the time. Other people's babies don't cry. Lennie Briscoe: What did you do when your babies cried? Eileen Willick: I want to go to the bathroom.

Martin Willick (after Briscoe keeps asking him to say where Emily is): There's a place near Hudson River, just down the street. We'd take Emily there, just to sit. Watch the sun set over New Jersey. Lennie Briscoe: Now you're being a good father. You're telling us the truth. (leaves the interrogation room and closes the door) Son of a bitch.

Anita van Buren: I don't care if this child was beamed up by ET. Let's find her before she's old enough to go to kindergarten.

Anita van Buren: I've seen babies abused to death by crazed mothers. This girl does not look like one of those babies. Mike Logan: She's just as dead.

Medical Examiner: She was clean, well-fed, wearing a new diaper . . . everything Dr. Spock says you should do for a baby. Lennie Briscoe: I guess I skipped the part about stuffing them in a cooler.

Eileen Willick: You don't know how cruel people can be. Mike Logan: Believe me, I'm getting an education.