Jeff, open the door. You are losing too much blood, man. If you … if you don’t let me help you, you have minutes tops before … dude, just open the door before I break it down. Or yeah, you could just use a key.

Ben

Carina: Maya, I don’t know you all that well yet, but it is plain to see that you’re excellent at whatever you put your mind to -- gold medals and fire captains and …
Maya: I’m good at a lot of things.
Carina: I have no doubt.

Rigo: You ever been cheated on, Gibson?
Jack: What?
Rigo: Ever have the woman you love mess around on you?
Jack: Uh …
Rigo: My wife, she’s a flirt, and I like that about her. I always have. She’s hot; she knows it. I know it, right?
Jack: Right.
Rigo: But sometimes she just takes it too far.
Jack: Yeah?
Rigo: Yeah. You know, like, sometimes she’ll meet a guy at a bar and flirt with him and you know, make him think that he’s got a chance, and then she’ll come back home and tell me about it and get me mad. And then things get rough in the bedroom, and she likes that, and I do too. But then sometimes if she’s drunk or bore d or gets mad at me for some reason that she can’t remember, she’ll meet a guy and flirt and well, I don’t have to tell you.
Jack: That’s rough man. How do you cope with that?
Rigo: Honestly? Usually, I beat the guy to a pulp, but it’s tricky this time Gibson because I work with the guy. And if I do my thing, I get benched. And who does that help? But if I don’t, then I got this rage inside me, like eating at me. So it’s a tough one Gibson.
Jack: Yeah.
Rigo: What do you think I should do?
Jack: I say hit the guy.
Rigo: OK.

Maya: Just so you know, I’m going to let you stay mad at me for as long as you want to stay mad at me, and I’m gonna keep being your friend because if the tables were turned, you would have taken the job too. And I know that one of these days -- probably when the Ryan grief eases up a little -- you're gonna realize that, and when you do, I’ll still be here.
Andy: Two men stood behind closed doors and decided that I couldn’t handle the promotion that was promised to me because I was too sad my friend died, and then they gave you the job. I’m not mad that you took it. I’m mad that you took it without a single word of acknowledgement. A simple, ‘Hey Andy, I’m taking the promotion that was earned by you and promised to you because I want it. But I want you to know that I know it is wrong and unfair and, as your friend, I disagree with their decision.’ Then at least I’d know you aren’t a sociopath, and I could enjoy it just a little bit more watching you wreck this firehouse in about a million different ways.

Mr. Montgomery: I’m just upset for your poor mother.
Travis: I think mom’s OK with this.
Mr. Montgomery: I think she feels like she can’t even show her face in town. She doesn’t know what to tell people.
Travis: When people ask her if her son’s getting married to an amazing guy? Oh gosh I don’t know, maybe, ‘We’re all so happy for Travis.’
Mr. Montgomery: Why do the two of you have to be so public about it?
Travis: It’s our wedding.
Mr. Montgomery: Would it kill you to elope?
Travis: Would it kill you to have an open mind?
Mr. Montgomery: Are you not ashamed at all?
Travis: No, you got enough shame for both of us dad.

Pilar: Simon, Simon are you there?
Travis: I’m here mom.
Pilar: I’m ready to go Simon.
Travis: No. No, the sun will be up soon, and then we can get you out, so I need you to just talk to me for a little bit longer. Hey mom?
Pilar: Simon?
Travis: I forgive you. You saved me. You did the best that you could every day, just for me. And I’m not angry anymore. And I love you.

JJ: She said I’m just supposed to jump in a warm shower and the pain will stop?
Maya: I don’t know if the pain will stop, but she said the warm water might help you relax, and I think that’s the bigger point.
JJ: Uh yeah, I think the bigger point is the pain caused by this thing squeezing through my vagina.
Andy: OK, as soon as we get the go-ahead that the roads are clear, we can transfer you to Grey Sloan.
JJ: And they can make my epidural dreams come true?
Maya: I’m sorry. There are just too many emergencies going on right now.
JJ: This is an emergency.

Jack: Aw, she’s like a tiny little monster.
Dean: Growing a second tinier monster inside of her.
Jack: You excited?
Dean: It’s not the first word that comes to mind.
Jack: Eager? Enthusiastic? Exhilarated?
Dean: Terrified. I’m terrified.

Jack: I’ve never been told so many times to clean what’s not dirty.
Andy: Ugh, Maya hasn’t figured out that we can’t scrub away her shame.
Jack: Speaking of shame …
Andy: It was a drunken hookup between old friends. I feel no shame.
Jack: You were drunk?
Andy: No, but it won’t happen again.
Jack: It won’t?
Andy: Jack.
Jack: Right, roommates.
Andy: Pals.
Jack: Buddies.
Andy: Never again.

Station 19 Season 3 Episode 6 Quotes

Jack: Aw, she’s like a tiny little monster.
Dean: Growing a second tinier monster inside of her.
Jack: You excited?
Dean: It’s not the first word that comes to mind.
Jack: Eager? Enthusiastic? Exhilarated?
Dean: Terrified. I’m terrified.

Jack: I’ve never been told so many times to clean what’s not dirty.
Andy: Ugh, Maya hasn’t figured out that we can’t scrub away her shame.
Jack: Speaking of shame …
Andy: It was a drunken hookup between old friends. I feel no shame.
Jack: You were drunk?
Andy: No, but it won’t happen again.
Jack: It won’t?
Andy: Jack.
Jack: Right, roommates.
Andy: Pals.
Jack: Buddies.
Andy: Never again.