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After being told that their children never existed, a man and woman soon discover there is a much bigger enemy at work.
Telly Paretta: Do you get drunk every night? Ash Correll: No. Sometimes I'm drunk by noon.
Telly Paretta: I had life inside me. I had life. I have a child. I have a son. I have a son, and his name is Sam, you son of a bitch.
Det. Anne Pope: [shouts] Telly Paretta, stop! I'm Detective Pope! I tracked the man to this house. I shot him in the leg, and nothing. [shouts] Det. Anne Pope: He is not human! I believe you!
Telly Paretta: Please tell me, no one will know that you spoke to us. I swear to you! Cop: They're listening.
Jim Paretta: I think it's great, you're starting to write again. What's your book going to be about? Telly Paretta: Psychotic women, and the men who love them.
[last lines] Telly Paretta: I'm Telly. Sam's mom. Ash Correll: I'm Ash. I think we met before.
Telly Paretta: [Ash is hitting the NSA agaent they have strapped to a chair while questioning him for answers] Don't do that! Ash Correll: What, this? [Ash hits him again]
Telly Paretta: At first I thought it had something to do with the plane crash. Remember when that TWA plane crashed over Long Island? Everybody thought it was a missile, friendly fire, or some type of government cover-up. Ash Correll: Yeah, I remember that. Telly Paretta: But then I thought, you know, 'How could the government erase our memories?' Its just not possible. So... Ash Correll: What? Telly Paretta: So you don't think I'm out of my mind? Ash Correll: I don't anymore.
Det. Anne Pope: You don't know very much. National Security, huh? Better buy better locks.
Telly Paretta: Where is my son?
A Friendly Man: I need more TIME! [yelling at Telly]
Telly Paretta: Why did you change the picture? You replaced our book with an empty book. [shouts] Telly Paretta: You erased our son! Jim Paretta: I didn't change anything! They were always blank!
Ash Correll: Baseball is great. It's the only sport in the world that you can play while taking a nap.
A Friendly Man: There are worse things than forgetting. Telly Paretta: No, there aren't.
[first lines] Dr. Jack Munce: How much time did you spend at the dresser compared to last week? Telly Paretta: Less. Dr. Jack Munce: How much less? Telly Paretta: I don't know exactly. Dr. Jack Munce: You wanna make a guess, roughly, for the week? Telly Paretta: Oh, not even an hour a day.
Dr. Jack Munce: Telly, you never had a son. Sometimes people go around and invent alternate lives, with imagined friends, and imagined families. Telly Paretta: [shouts] Stop it! Why are you doing this? [shouts] Telly Paretta: I am not making him up!