Andrea: How can you be too sympathetic?
George: Trying to impress people when you just feel dead inside... I know what that's like, I really do.
Capt. Frank Basil: Ms. Chubbuck, for what it's worth, I think your show is great. You do these "think pieces", and I love it.
George: We all have these different versions of ourselves competing to be the real us.
Michael: This is a team meeting. It's a simple concept: if it bleeds, guys, it leads.
Christine: Is it paranoia if, indeed, everyone is coming after you?
George: You wanna maybe get some dinner tonight?
Christine: Maybe.
George: You know, fork, knife, plate, food, dinner.
Christine: I don't... I don't get it.
George: Chubbuck, I'm not gonna bite you. I feel like we're always about to make some breakthrough to some new level of connectivity, but something gets in the way.
Christine: Dinner?
George: Yeah.
Peg: ...I know that's not really you talking to me.
Michael: Look Chubbuck, just make your stories juicy.
Christine: So. Now. In keeping with the WZRB policy, presenting the most immediate and complete reports of local blood and guts, TV-30 presents what is believed to be a television first. In living color, an exclusive coverage of an attempted suicide.
Christine: Have you even seen the flowers Gail has put out for us? They're fake, Mike. Just fake. Sums up the whole operation.
Answer: The late station owner's wife respected his wishes. She's admitted she doesn't understand why he didn't want to destroy the tape, either.
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