THE JAZZ QUOTES
What’s in a plan? Everything
if you want to survive. And how do you
come up with a plan? Simple, you use
the Jazz. And what is the Jazz? Well, it kinda goes like this…
Murdock: “The Jazz is all the twinkies you can
eat, and Woody Woodpecker cartoons 24 hours a day.”
(Labour Pains)
Murdock: “Face, she wants to know what the
Jazz is.”
Face: “Ah, well, Laura, you see, it’s, uh,
it’s sort of nature’s way of putting your fingers in a light socket. Our
problem is that [Hannibal] likes it.”
(Labour Pains)
Face: “The Jazz. It’s,
it’s, it’s like walking a tightrope, a thousand feet up. Without a net.
The wind starts you swaying. See, you know that at any second, you
could fall.”
(Children
of Jamestown)
Hannibal: “Murdock, BA, take the right. Face, stay with me.”
Face: “Uh, Hannibal, if we’re gonna fight, I’d really prefer to be teamed
with BA.”
Murdock: “Me, too.”
Hannibal: “Are you guys saying you don’t want to be teamed
up with me?”
Face &
Murdock: “Yes.”
Hannibal: “Why?”
B.A.: “I’ll tell you why. Because when you on the
Jazz, man, you’re dangerous.”
(West
Coast Turnaround)
BA: “Man, he’s on the Jazz.”
Face: “And we’re in trouble”
(One
More Time)
Face: “This is the part I like. You can almost
hear those wheels turning.”
BA: “Yeah, he’s an idea machine, alright. He’s
on the Jazz now.”
(Knights of the Road)
Face:
“Boy, BA, you got us on the Jazz now.”
Hannibal: “Oh, he loves it when a plan comes together.”
(Lease
with an Option to Die)
BA: “He’s on the Jazz, man. He’s on the Jazz.”
(A Small
and Deadly War)
BA: “He
loves the risk, the danger. He loves the Jazz.”
(Mexican
Slayride)
Client: “Why do they do it?”
Amy: “For the Jazz, man. For the Jazz.”
(A Small
and Deadly War)
BA: “Hannibal loves the Jazz.”
(The
Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas)
Face: “What can I say? Man’s on the Jazz.
(The
Beast from the Belly of a Boeing)
Cop:
“You’re free. And Smith’s orders is to build it? Whatever that
means.”
BA:
“That means he’s on the jazz.”
(A
Little Town With An Accent)
BA:
“Hannibal’s on a serious Jazz!”
Face: “Yeah,
well, maybe we’ll get lucky and one day modern medicine will find a cure.”
(There’s
Always A Catch)