Blood Brothers

LIZ: Well, we don't technically have fourth period off just because Miss Hardy's out.

LIZ: Have you ever had a moment when you're with the one person in the world you want to be with and the wind is blowing through your hair and the song that just describes your entire soul happens to come on, and then the person that you happen to want to be with happens to love the same song and suddenly you realize you're listening to it together?

MARIA: You're avoiding me.
MICHAEL: I'm not avoiding you.
MARIA: Oh, the classic signs, Michael. Not looking me in the eye, lying about motives...
MICHAEL: You know what? Fine. If it's gonna shut you up, I am avoiding you. Watch me continue that thought, all right?

MARIA: Mom, I told you to stop calling me...

MARIA: You and Max are in an accident?
MICHAEL: What the hell's going on?

PRINCIPAL: Miss Topolsky. We were just notified that we have students in the hospital. They were in a car accident.

AGENT: Control.
TOPOLSKY: Get to the hospital. Now. We might have a opportunity.

ISABEL: What happened?
LIZ: We were on the old highway. There was this horse but Max swerved to avoid it and then we crashed.

MICHAEL: I'll get the blood.

LIZ: What about when you guys get sick?
ISABEL: We don't get sick.

ISABEL: We need blood. I'll take some of yours and replace Max's with it.
LIZ: No, it can't be mine. They can tell male from female blood.
ISABEL: Then we need to find a guy.

MARIA: We need your help.
ALEX: Ok, I'm making a point here. The point here is, musicians get the ladies.

LIZ: Alex, I need you to do me a huge favor.
ALEX: Of course. Anything.
LIZ: I need your blood.

ALEX: Ok, I have any number of reservations at this particular moment.
LIZ: No, it's fine, Alex. I volunteered here last summer. I saw them do this like a thousand times.

ALEX: Oh, God. What are you people hiding?

LIZ: Thank you, Alex.

MICHAEL: I was wondering if you'd like to go out with me...on a date sometime.
SUSAN: You seem a bit young.

MICHAEL: Girls my age, they just don't do it for me, you know? I can't relate to them. But a woman like you on the other hand...

LIZ: Alex...maybe you should go home.

ALEX: Liz, what I just did I could get arrested for. And that's all you have to say to me? Any of you?

ALEX: Great new friends you've made, Liz.

ALEX: What is it...drugs? Is that what this is? You and Max go out for a drive. He gets wasted, almost kills you both. That's what I'm covering for, isn't it?

LIZ: You're right. It's drugs.

MAX: Mom, this is Liz.
LIZ: It's nice to meet you.
MRS. EVANS: It's nice to meet you.

MARIA: Oh, my keys are in my purse on the table in Max's room.

MICHAEL: I'm telling you it was the same guy. The one that followed me into the Crashdown the other night. He was going through the garbage. And the other guy, the one I saw looking for blood, he was going through Max's charts.

MAX: There's nothing for them to find.
MICHAEL: This time. But this is the closest call we've ever had.

ISABEL: This is already so out of control and you just wanna make it worse?

AGENT: There was a blood test. It came back normal.

AGENT: They brought another one in. Tall kid, kind of wiry.
TOPOLSKY: Alex.
AGENT: I think they switched blood samples.

KYLE: Oh, hey, look. A spy.

KYLE: You know what hurts the most? It's that she sent the B-team. I mean, you. Not even Maria.

KYLE: I'm gonna send you back to headquarters with a little message. You can tell Liz that I'm tired of being lied to. She's not the girl I thought she was.

KYLE: You really think I'm gonna believe that Liz didn't let you in on her little secret? I'm not that stupid.

MAX: We did our part.

MICHAEL: There he is.
MARIA: Him?
MICHAEL: What, you think I'm wrong?
MARIA: No, he's just so avoidable.

MARIA: Relax. God, you guys act like I've never tailed someone before.

ISABEL: Subtle, he'll never notice us going backwards.

MAX: I never got a chance to thank you for what you did at the hospital.
LIZ: It was Alex who did it.

LIZ: Max?
MAX: We can't...tell him.
LIZ: I know.
MAX: But we have to tell him something.
LIZ: You mean lie.

MAX: Look, I know it's hard, but, please...
LIZ: I already told him that it was drugs.

MAX: Liz. I am so sorry.

MARIA: I still don't understand why I have to do this.
MICHAEL: I told you I need a lookout.
MARIA: Isn't that what Isabel's doing?
MICHAEL: Ok, so I need two lookouts.

MARIA: Toiletries say a lot about a man, which, by the way, you should take note of...

MARIA: That was Ms. Topolsky. Ms. Topolsky, as in school Ms. Topolsky. All right, either she's taking her job way too seriously, or she's not exactly a guidance counselor.

TOPOLSKY: Good things happen to good people, Alex. I heard what you did for Max.
ALEX: You did?

ALEX: If I had a therapist, he'd say talking to you is detrimental to my mental health.

LIZ: I am sorry, Alex, for everything.
ALEX: Got that off your chest now?

ALEX: Look, are we all covering for Max now? Is that it? I mean, me and Kyle...
LIZ: Kyle? No. Alex...Kyle??

MARIA: Anyway, so space boy is looking at this guy's after-shave, so I tell him to look in the trash cuz, you know, that's where you find the best trash.

MICHAEL: I figure the best way to find out who's on the other end of the line is to call.
MARIA: We'd still be there if I hadn't picked up the phone and dialed.

MAX: Who knows how much she's found out about us already.
MICHAEL: Or who she's heard it from.
ISABEL: Or who she'll tell.

MAX: Liz told him we were into drugs. Just to get him to stop asking questions.

TOPOLSKY: I want you to be safe.
ALEX: You think I'm not safe?
TOPOLSKY: Can any of us really be safe with Max Evans around?

MAX: I think we need to talk.
ALEX: About what?
MAX: About what you did for me at the hospital.

ALEX: Well, you're too late, Max.

MAX: You told Topolsky?
ALEX: No, she told me.

MAX: Alex, I'm trying to protect you.
ALEX: I didn't know so many people cared.

LIZ: I need one more moment now. One more chance to change direction, to stop something bad from turning into something worse.

LIZ: And I've come to you with every problem I've ever had.
ALEX: Until now.
LIZ: No, even now. What happened at that hospital with Max, that was like the most important thing I ever had to do in my life. And I called you.

LIZ: There is a right side, and there is a wrong side. And if you choose the wrong side right now, Alex, something really terrible is gonna happen...to all of us.

LIZ: I swear to you, I am on the right side.

TOPOLSKY: She'll be questioned. They'll probably want to do some medical tests to make sure she wasn't harmed in any way.

TOPOLSKY: Is something wrong, Liz?
LIZ: Can I see you for a second?

ALEX: What's the FBI doing at West Roswell?

TOPOLSKY: I just hope your friend Max doesn't end up in the wrong hands without me here.

ALEX: All right. You are going to tell me exactly what has been going on with Max and Topolsky and the actual FBI or I swear, Liz, this is the end of you and me being friends.

ALEX: All right. You are going to tell me exactly what has been going on with Max and Topolsky and the actual FBI or I swear, Liz, this is the end of you and me being friends.
LIZ: No Alex, don't say things...
ALEX: What? Something that I won't go through with? Liz, I'm not kidding. All right? Now either you tell me the truth, or I walk.
LIZ: Alex, I can't.