The Unit Quotes
Charles Grey: If you put a stray bullet through this [vessel containing anthrax spores]
Charles Grey: it's night-night.
Dr. Donald Metz: So don't use bullets; use alternative ballistics.
Jonas Blane: That's an interesting technical term. What do you understand it to mean?
Dr. Donald Metz: Use frangibles, they break apart upon impact.
Mack Gerhardt: He's talking about Glaser rounds.
Dr. Donald Metz: Glaser rounds. That's it.
Jonas Blane: [Curling his lip] They're not lethal.
Dr. Donald Metz: I - understand that they're lethal with a head shot. [Blaine narrows his eyes]
Dr. Donald Metz: [Nodding in satisfaction] Glaser rounds.
Charles Grey: it's night-night.
Dr. Donald Metz: So don't use bullets; use alternative ballistics.
Jonas Blane: That's an interesting technical term. What do you understand it to mean?
Dr. Donald Metz: Use frangibles, they break apart upon impact.
Mack Gerhardt: He's talking about Glaser rounds.
Dr. Donald Metz: Glaser rounds. That's it.
Jonas Blane: [Curling his lip] They're not lethal.
Dr. Donald Metz: I - understand that they're lethal with a head shot. [Blaine narrows his eyes]
Dr. Donald Metz: [Nodding in satisfaction] Glaser rounds.
TV Show: The Unit
Leland: And that's when I figured out that tears couldn't make somebody who was dead alive again. There's another thing to learn about tears, they can't make somebody who doesn't love you any more love you again. It's the same with prayers. I wonder how much of their lives people waste crying and praying to God. If you ask me, the devil makes more sense than God does. I can at least see why people would want him around. It's good to have somebody to blame for the bad stuff they do. Maybe God's there because people get scared of all the bad stuff they do. They figure that God and the Devil are always playing this game of tug-of-war game with them. And they never know which side they're gonna wind up on. I guess that tug-of-war idea explains how sometimes, even when people try to do something good, it still turns out bad.
TV Show: The Unit