Episode
by David Henry Hwang, Juliette Le Gall, Irène Jacob, Joe Penhall, Ruby Mae Spiegel and 30 others
Dr. Wendy Carr joins Holden and Tench in their first success, when their insights lead to an arrest.
(8 total)
Characters
“Bill Tench: There's nothing behind Kemper's eyes. It's like standing near a black hole. Holden Ford: Right. Bill Tench: And he thinks we're his friends. Well, he thinks you're his friend. Which makes you a pretty great FBI agent.”
— Joe Penhall, Ruby Mae Spiegel, Bill Tench, Holt McCallany, imdb.com
“Bill Tench: I'm sorry, Ed, do you mean that violence in the movies drove you to kill those women? Edmund Kemper: No. My point is, in reality it doesn't work the way you expect. When you stab somebody they're supposed to fall dead. They go, 'Oh,' and they fall dead, right? Bill Tench: Right. Edmund K…”
— Joe Penhall, Ruby Mae Spiegel, Bill Tench, Holt McCallany, imdb.com
“Holden Ford: So you're saying you don't think this, us interviewing these killers, is crazy? Wendy Carr: Just the opposite. I mean, crazy in the way that anyone with a truly new idea is crazy. But no. Holden Ford: Wow, OK. That's a relief. That hasn't really been the feedback we've gotten so far. Bi…”
— Joe Penhall, Ruby Mae Spiegel, Bill Tench, Holt McCallany, imdb.com
“[last lines] Holden Ford: So what are you teaching? Wendy Carr: Um, I'm teaching a class on the intersection of sociopathy and fame. People like, um, Andy Warhol, Jim Morrison. Their celebrity becomes the only thing they need to sustain their ego. Bill Tench: Nixon was a sociopath. Wendy Carr: Very…”
— Joe Penhall, Ruby Mae Spiegel, Bill Tench, Holt McCallany, imdb.com
“I'm afraid the articulate is the enemy of the erotic. Isn't the whole point that you don't know what your love will do next, that you give yourself over to a sensory experience that you haven't planned and can't control? The reason I like sex is because I can finally, for a moment, turn off my neuro…”
— David Henry Hwang, Juliette Le Gall, Irène Jacob, imdb.com