Episode Report Card Jacob Clifton: A+ | 4 USERS: A YOU GRADE IT Whistle & I Will Hear
By Jacob Clifton | Season 4 | Episode 19 | Aired on 03.31.2013
Greg: "I wrote his last four opinions. I am always writing opinions. I am entitled to run the entire universe. Plus, I have dimples."
Cary: "Not like mine, you don't. Get out of here, you adorable monster."
Cary: "So how can I put this in a way where you don't accidentally insult me instead..."
Robyn Burdine: "He's a braggart. Which is whatever, maybe he can back it up, but most people who do, don't brag."
Cary: "I am going to have to think about that statement. I was raised by a Greg Steck."
L/G AFTER HRS
Cary and Robyn have stayed up late in different places in the firm because two people can't fit comfortably in his office, looking at résumés. He gets a memory of before and runs to Robyn, who apparently has mind powers.
Cary: "What did he say about Miles?"
Robyn Burdine: "[Verbatim what he said.]"
Cary: "Oh, because I just Kalindered why they won't plea bargain on Sweeney. I have to run over to Alicia's house right now instead of 'phoning' her."
HOME
Grace: "Mother dear, are you in the shower? An angel in the form of the most beautiful man who has ever lived is at the door, and I'm sore afraid it is the Rapture come upon us. You'll be fine, but I might need to leave. For Heaven."
Alicia: "It's just Cary, he just looks like that. Don't be fooled. Also, you should recognize him from like three episodes ago when we were planning a bloody coup in the living room and you totally spied on us. God, you're useless."
Grace: "Even still, I'm going to take off all my clothes and go wait on the roof. Nice knowin' ya, sinner."
Cary: "Two things. First of all, make that little girl stop staring at me, it's creepy. And speaking of creepy, the People v. Miles decision is coming down and this tool who writes a conservative Justice's opinions called it the majority."
Alicia: "So it's a three-strikes thing, and this would be Colin's third felony. Life imprisonment. Just like this, from a misdemeanor to life in prison. Mutability is indeed our tragedy, Cary."
Cary: "But also our hope, Mrs. Florrick. For you automatically asked for a speedy trial at the arraignment I'm sure..."
Alicia: "By rote. Has it been 160 days? [Rapid math.] It has been 159 days."
Cary: "So I guess we're going to trial absolutely unprepared."