Orphan Black (TV Series)

Effects of External Conditions (2013)

Kevin Hanchard: Art Bell

Quotes 

• [Art and Sarah find the stolen bike of their murderer] 

  Detective Art Bell : Our killer made a pit-stop. That's his bike.

  Sarah Manning : They got him?

  Detective Art Bell : No, but we got a witness.

  Detective Art Bell : [as the two walk into the home that the suspect broke into]  Just follow the bloody brick road.

• [the detectives arrive to Helena's secret location] 

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : Ho-ly shit. It's the same figures as the fortune teller.

  Detective Art Bell : She saying she's a serial killer?

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : Could be her single victim, our Jane Doe, over and over again.

  Sarah Manning : Or she just draws like a third-grader.

• [Art tells Sarah it's a good day to be alive after she saved his life the day before] 

  Sarah Manning : How's your head?

  Detective Art Bell : Probably about the same as yours. It's a good day to be alive, Beth. My kids thank you. Hell, even my ex thanks you.

  Sarah Manning : Yeah, don't mention it.

  Detective Art Bell : I didn't. They did it.

• [Art questions Trevor and his mom about the killer who broke into their home] 

  Trevor's Mom : I slept through the whole thing. I can't believe it. Trevor came into my room. It was dark and he was all wet with blood. He said it was an angry angel.

  Detective Art Bell : Hey, Trevor. Can you tell me what the angry angel looked like?

  [Trevor points to Beth behind Art] 

• [Art and Agent Beckwith report the traits of their female suspect] 

  Detective Art Bell : Jane Doe's killer is female, about Beth's size.

  Janis Beckwith : As for the Jane Doe, it isn't easy, reconstructing a skull that's gone through a gravel crusher, but, we do have cause of death. This hole, .223-caliber.

  Detective Art Bell : So, we have a long-range, high-powered weapon. Name me one homicide ever pinned on a female sniper.

  Lieutenant Gavin Hardcastle : How's that profile?

  Janis Beckwith : Female killers tend to suffer from chronic detachment. Isolation breeds sociopaths. This psalm, 'fearfully and wonderfully made'... she's a religious fanatic.

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : The stick figures, the doll's head, the fortune teller... early-childhood development issues? Could be extreme abuse.

  Janis Beckwith : Yes, but she's also careful, in her way. No prints on any of this, so far.

• [Art and DeAngelis discuss how their female suspect likes to play games] 

  Detective Art Bell : Look, the bottom line is we are chasing a calculated female killer who loves playing games. Like these fortune tellers. Angie.

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : Certain choices give certain answers. Every choice is a different death. Could be threats, could be existing kills. They might mean something, when combined with the numbers.

• [Art, DeAngelis, and Sarah arrive to the location Helena lead them to] 

  Detective Art Bell : [as the detectives exit the vehicle]  What?

  Sarah Manning : Anybody else feel like they have a target on their back?

• [Art asks Detective DeAngelis if she's ever fought a woman as the two look over the Helena case] 

  Detective Art Bell : You ever fight a woman?

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : [DeAngelis laughs]  Depends. Business or pleasure? Look, they do say crazy makes you strong.

  Detective Art Bell : But women, they look different, fight different, smell different.

  Detective Angela DeAngelis : This woman is a trained sniper.

• [last lines] 

  Detective Art Bell : [Sarah tells Art and Lt. Gavin that she quits the police force]  What is it with you?

  Lieutenant Gavin Hardcastle : Walking out's not the answer, Childs.

  Sarah Manning : [Sarah puts her badge on the desk]  So how does this go? Something like this?