Taxi Brooklyn

Detective Caitlyn Sullivan:
This whole eye reading thing you do is just annoying, and an invasion of privacy, and creepy.

Frankie Sullivan:
Before she was even 3 years old she said 'Don't call me Cate, I am not Cate, I'm Cat'. Her father thought it was the most adorable thing. Of course I never wanted her to be a cop, but she was Daddy's girl, whatever he did, she had to do, he was a cop, so she became a cop. But she had to work twice as hard to prove she was just as good as he was.

Leo Romba:
You put a criminal in the back with your mother?

Detective Caitlyn Sullivan:
I feel bad for the criminal.

Detective Caitlyn Sullivan:
Blue dye is an ingredient in hypno, that way it makes it harder to slip GHB in somebody's drink. I find it a very big coincidence that all the drinks were blue when Ian was slipped a roofie.

Leo Romba:
Detective, tell me again why did you ever marry that man?

Detective Caitlyn Sullivan:
Don't ask me that.

Leo Romba:
You became a cop because of your father. He raised you like a boy, he wanted a son. He loved you very much. His death changed you, but not for the better. You don't cry because you're afraid if you start, you won't stop.

Detective Cat Sullivan:
I'm going to ask you one question and you better answer honestly or I swear to God, I'll make sure you stay in prison the rest of your life. How did you know all those things about me? And don't say you could see it in my eyes.

Leo Romba:
When you spend 4 years in prison as a marked man, you learn to read people very quickly, especially when they're trying to kill you.

Detective Cat Sullivan:
I know how hard it is to catch a cab in Manhattan.

Leo Romba:
And where do you think all those taxis come from? Brooklyn and Queens.

Detective Cat Sullivan:
Cheating on your wife is not an incident, it's adultery.

Detective Cat Sullivan:
Excuse my mother, she's become a bit of a tramp since my father died.

Leo Romba:
Maybe she's just lonely.

Leo Romba:
Cream puffs, my weakness!