Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Season 2 Episode 16

Sarah: What's with the lighter?
Dana: What lighter?
Sarah: The one in your bra.
Dana: Trying to give up smoking.
Sarah: In a sleep clinic?
Dana: Yeah, I've got sleep problems, too. The doctors think it's related to my chronic fatigue which they believe was caused by my eating disorder, which is why I had the lap band surgery. You know, the stapling your stomach. But are the doctors satisfied with that? No! They wanna take away all my vices. Well, that's not gonna happen, girl's gotta sin sometime.
Sarah: Hence the smoking?
Dana: Yeah, that and the younger men.

(John picks at his cafeteria uneaten food)
Sarah (referring to Cameron): Not as good as hers?
John: Not as good as food. Tomorrow I'll bring you something real to eat. They have anything to say?
Sarah: 'Bout what?
John: About what? About why you're not sleeping. They figured out why?
Sarah: Besides the fact the world's about to end?

Winston: So … you wanna know who I am? That's the first thing most people ask, first thing that comes out of their mouths when the gag comes off - "Who are you?" They keep asking it over and over again. Psychiatrists say … naming things gives people power over them. They're dead wrong on that.
Sarah: I already know who you are.
Winston: Oh yeah, right, I forgot. And … you found Western Iron and Metal. Of course, never expected anything less from the girl that used a cross-dresser and a hypnotherapist to find us. You know, I gotta admit, I didn't see that one comin'.
Sarah: You won't see the next one comin' either.

Winston: Was that your boyfriend on the phone? What are you guys, some kind of a … Bonnie and Clyde-type operation?

Dana: I ran into Nurse Ratched in the hallway. She smacked my bum for the cigarette and gave me some sleeping pills, the good stuff. So, what about you? Drowning, being chased, teeth falling out?
Sarah: Being chased should probably cover it.
Dana: You're running away from something, you don't want to deal with it. Least that's what they say, anyway.
Sarah: And you?
Dana: Oh, I burn alive. Yeah, my whole body just - phooh - catches fire. I try and I try and I can't put myself out.
Sarah: Anxiety about quitting smoking.
Dana: Yeah, that … or I was a witch in another life.

Sarah: Don't be fooled, John. Don't be fooled by anyone's face. You don't know what's behind anyone's face.
John: You talking about the guy at the factory? The one who shot you? The one who you shot?
Sarah: We don't talk about that.
John: We can talk about anything.
Sarah: No, we can't.

John: You did what you had to do. You defended yourself.
Sarah: I'm not supposed to defend myself. I'm supposed to defend you.

Winston (about his wife): Her smell … it's what I miss the most. Like clean laundry.

Winston: Tell me a story.
Sarah: Go to hell.
Winston: What most people know about torture's bullcrap. It's not the pain that cause's people to talk. it's the talking that causes people pain. So tell me a story.

Winston: So your son is your accomplice. You're not Bonnie, you're Ma Barker.
Sarah: He's just a boy.
Winston: A boy you'd die trying to protect.
Sarah: Any mother would.
Winston (scoffs): You'd be surprised. The enemy's like a weed. You leave any part of it underground, it'll pop back up when you least expect it. You gotta kill the root. (chuckles) Or in this case … the seed.
Sarah: You won't get anywhere near him. He's not alone.
Winston: I won't have to. You're his mother … he'll come to you.

Sarah: Think you can hack the combination?
John: In my sleep.

Nurse Hobson: Did you know … that when a human falls in love, the same areas of the brain light up as when a human is intoxicated?
Sarah: What does it have to do with my nightmares?
Nurse Hobson: We don't know yet. We don't fully understand why humans need to dream.