Kill Bob
Season 2, Episode 11
& Bob: So what do we do?
Chance: We do what we do best. Blend into your life, hide in the shadows, wait for the threat to reveal itself, then we hope someone tries to kill you.
& Winston: One thing I don’t miss about married life is getting dragged down here every Sunday, freezin’ my ass off, missin’ my 49ers.
Guerrero: Still, actuary tables show that married people tend to live longer lives.
Winston: Right. Says the guy who tends to make people live shorter lives.
& Bob: What happened? Did you see the assassin? What’d he look like?
Chance: Yeah, looked a lot like your wife.
& Bob: I’m telling you, there’s no way my wife is trying to kill me. She loves me. We’ve never even had a fight.
Winston: That should have been your first clue.
& Chance: All right, you two... Lovebirds. You must be Angie. Heard a lot about you, all good.
& Ames: Been, uh, reading the manual... I know, right? Me, go figure!
& Winston: So I guess you’re the love expert now... What, are you waiting for me to give you an apology for doubting you?
Chance: Love is never having to say you’re sorry...
Winston: Oh, why don’t you shut up?
Chance: ...Even after you shoot somebody in the chest.
& Bob: Listen, I can’t thank you all enough. I wanted so much for what you were telling me about Angie to be true, and, uh, now I know it is.
Angie: Yeah. Our relationship may have started out a lie, but, um, it became very real.
Winston: Yeah. Normally, it’s the other way around.
Guerrero: I think what Winston it’s not the lack of love, but the, uh, lack of friendship that makes for an unhappy marriage.
Winston: Did you make that up?
Guerrero: Nietzsche.
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