Det. Meldrick Lewis: You go when you’re supposed to go, and everything else is homicide.
Category: Homicide: Life on the Street
Homicide: Life on the Street is an American police procedural television series chronicling the work of a fictional version of the Baltimore Police Department's Homicide Unit.
Det. John Munch: Name one miracle that’s happened in your lifetime.
Det. Stan Bolander: How ’bout the fact that I haven’t killed you yet?
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Ho-ho-homicide!
Munch (Answering the phone on Christmas): Ho-ho-homicide!
Criminal: I’m telling the truth this time! You don’t believe me?
Det. John Munch: Frankly, I preferred your Jamaican story better. It had a kind of Elmore Leonard quality.
Det. Meldrick Lewis: Baltimore, home of the misdemeanor homicide.
Det. Mike Kellerman: There’s no absolutes in life; only in vodka.
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Homicide
Det. John Munch: Homicide: our day begins when yours ends.
Det. Stan Bolander: It’s hard to meet single woman on this job. You meet plenty of widows, but the timing just don’t seem right.
Det. Tim Bayliss: You never say please. You never say thank you.
Det. Frank Pembleton: Please don’t be an idiot. Thank you.
Det. Tim Bayliss: Homicide, sweet homicide.
Det. Frank Pembleton: Life would be perfect, if it was just kids and dogs.
Det. Frank Pembleton: You know, sometimes you’re funny. Then there’s now.
Sgt. Kay Howard: If you were going to hide a body, where would you bury it?
Det. John Munch: In a cemetery.
Det. John Munch: Every evening is as random as the next, death doesn’t follow a schedule.
Lt. Al ‘Gee’ Giardello: It’s better to be judged by twelve than carried by six.
Det. Frank Pembleton: Virtue isn’t virtue unless it slams up against vice. So consequently, your virtue’s not real virtue. Until it’s been tested… tempted.
Det. Steve Crosetti: Either it’s murder, or this library has a very strict overdue policy.