"Teddy Lewis: I got a serious question for you: What the fuck are you doing? This is not shit for you to be messin' with. Are you ready to hear something? I want you to see if this sounds familiar: any time you try a decent crime, you got fifty ways you're gonna fuck up. If you think of twenty-five of them, then you're a genius... and you ain't no genius. You remember who told me that?"

"Peter: I'm really disappointed in you, Racine. I've been living vicariously off of you for years. You shut up on me now, all I have is my wife."

"Judge: Mr. Racine, the next time you come into my courtroom I hope you've got either a better defense, or a better class of client."

"Well, some men, once they get a whiff of it, they trail you like a hound."

"I popped my Spanish teacher."

"Jose Pablo Cantillo - Officer Gutierrez"

"Rene Rivera - Senor Gutierrez"

"Matt Craven - Daniel Brecht"

"Carrie-Anne Moss - Julie Brecht"

"David Morse - Robert Turner"

"Aaron Yoo - Ronnie"

"Sarah Roemer - Ashley Carlson"

"Shia LaBeouf - Kale Brecht"

"You made the Tower of Twinkie."

"Operation Stupid is officially over!"

"Hi, Ronald."

"[Last words] You made me do this."

"So, he caught her on tape. I really didn't want this. All I wanted... was to live in peace, which is why we have to keep the spotlight on you. You've done most of the work already. You were the troubled neighborhood boy who cried wolf. But now, you are really going to snap. First, you killed your buddy... because he was calling your girlfriend behind your back. And now, we got to bring your mom over here... so you can slit her throat... because she just wouldn't stop blaming you for killing your dad. So it sounds good? Good? Pen and paper. [Hands Kale a pen and a piece of paper] Write this down: Dear Ashley, I killed Ronnie..."

"Listen, I get. I went to school. There were plenty of teachers I wanted to just... kill."

"[Kale is watching him mow his lawn through a fence] Hey. What are you doing? What are doing? Looking at my garden? Is that it? You looking at my beautiful garden? Well, I caught you now. I got you. [Picks up a rabbit] Yeah, you're not gonna dig in my garden anymore."

"[to Ronnie, who scares him for a prank in his closet; enraged] DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT I'VE JUST BEEN THROUGH?!?!?!"

"Only in disturbia."

"[Ashley has his iPod] Okay, just relax, okay? That's 60 gigs of my life."

"I got you now, Greenwood! You better not be listed!"

"Okay, there's the Mustang, then there's the longhorn skull in his garage. And then there was the club girl, who looked freaked out, okay? She looked freaked out. She was running around half-naked in his living room. Then he challenges me. He stares at me. He shows up in my kitchen, hits on my mother."

"This is reality without the TV."

"It's okay! I'm green!"

"The first season ended in mid-story, with the fate of the characters unresolved. The belated second season brought back all the main characters and the stylish designs. Roger’s nightmares/flashbacks, collages of robot attacks, burning cities, etc. led to a resolution of sorts, but once again, visual flash takes the place of clear storytelling. In some sequences, the cool, grayed-down palate, saxophone riffs and tough guy dialogue suggest the filmmakers are trying capture the film noir tone that made Cowboy Bebop a hit. But the stories lack the strong plot and gritty characters needed to support the stylish graphics. Spike Spiegel projected the intensity of a wounded lion; Smith feels superficial. Director Kazuyoshi Katayama simply lacks the visual pancahe of Shinichiro Watanabe, one of the most interesting directors working in anime."

"The Big O is set in Gotham-esque Paradigm City; 40 years ago, the inhabitants lost their memories in a bizarre occurrence referred to as “the Event.” Since then, people have scrabbled out a living in the half-ruined metropolis. Dashing Roger Smith (voice by David Lucas in the first 13 episodes; Stephen Jay Blum in the second 13), who looks a bit like a young Pierce Bronson, is officially a Negociator who handles difficult situations, but he’s really a covert superhero."

"The Big O is an anime that wears its inspiration on its sleeve: it’s a film noir"

"Carl Reindel - Stanton"

"Justin Tarr - Eddy"

"Georg Stanford Brown - Dr. Willard"

"Norman Fell - Baker"

"Simon Oakland - Captain Bennet"

"Robert Duvall - Weissberg"

"Don Gordon - Delgetti"

"Jacqueline Bisset - Cathy"

"Pat Renella - Johnny Ross"