The Unguarded Moment

Mr. Bennett:
Leonard, when will you learn? Everybody does bad things. Everybody has something hidden. Everybody.

Reporter:
[Frustrated with the lack of co-operation] Look, for the strong, silent type I go to the movies. From you I desire only a statement.

Lieutenant Harry Graham:
[Flatly] No statement.

Reporter:
Look, give us a break, will yuh?

Lieutenant Harry Graham:
[Sarcastically] She was hit by a flying saucer.

Mr. Bennett:
[to Lois in the malt shop as the school kids are dancing] Kids! You know, if you could harness all this energy, you could run our power plant for a year.

Leonard Bennett:
[to Lois] I've got plenty of sense. I know this school isn't big enough to hold us both. It's either you or me, and all I care about is me.

Lois Conway:
[Rhetorically] Is it a crime to strangle a principal?

Lieutenant Harry Graham:
You can lie about a lot of things, but fingerprints don't lie.

Mr. Bennett:
Leonard, you have your mother's eyes... especially when you're telling a lie.

Leonard Bennett:
[to Lois at police headquarters] Miss Conway, tell him to leave me alone.

Lieutenant Harry Graham:
You're not in school now. Miss Conway can't do anything.

Lois Conway:
[Sarcastically] You've lost me my job, my reputation, and most of my friends. What would you like me to do for you, Leonard.