Derek: Gabriel. Come here, check this out. There are killers. In the car with us.
Sylar: What?
Derek: Homocidio. Right there.
Sylar: Well, golly, they seem so...
Derek: Dude, I have been riding with them for two days! We gotta ditch 'em.
Sylar: Okay. Um. Alright, I'll distract them. And you- you go call the police. There's a pay phone right inside. (Derek goes to find the pay phone, and Sylar picks up brick and walks after him.)

Detective Furukawa: He says he teleported himself here.
Other Detective: Teleported? What the hell is that?
Hiro: Like Star Trek.
Detective Furukawa: He says he can bend the time/space continuum.
Other Detective: Funny, I've seen all the Star Treks. I don't remember you from the show.

Doyle: [to Claire] Hey, Barbie.

Doyle: You're just like me
Sylar: No... I'm a hero.

Eden: Well, this is macaroni and cheese. It's what Americans eat when they want to commit suicide slowly.

Elle: [referring to her electric shocks] You'll get used to it. And then you'll start to like it.

Elle: Do you know what happens when you change your plans midstream?
Mohinder: No.
Elle: Neither do I! Because we don't do it.

Elle: Don't you think if push came to shove he'd do the same to you?
Mohinder: No. I don't.
Elle: He's adorable! Can I keep him?
[Bob rolls his eyes]

Elle: I accidentally set my grandmother's house on fire when I was six. Caused a blackout in four counties in Ohio when I was eight. I spent my ninth birthday in a glass room with an IV of lithium in my arm. I've lived in this building for sixteen years, ever since the shrinks diagnosed me as a sociopath with paranoid delusions - but they were just out to get me because I threatened to kill 'em. I'm 24 years old and I've never gone on a date. Never been on a roller coaster, never been swimming. And now you know everything there is to know about me. I don't have the luxury of being more interesting than that.

Elle: Watch who you're shoving, pom-pom!

Elle: We can't take what we want anymore.
Sylar: [Stares at Elle hungrily.] Says who?
[The pair dramatically kiss as the camera pans out to reveal a sniper.]

Elle: Y'know, I've never been in an Irish pub before. Do you have haggis?
Ricky: That's Scotland, love. We have stew. And mussels. And stew.

Elle: You said you knew all about my ability. Tell me what my dad did to me.
HRG: I'm stuck in this hellhole. My family thinks I'm dead. There's not a lot of incentive to share.
Elle: (creates a ball of electricity in her hand) I could make you tell me.
HRG: You could try. (Elle lets the electricity in her hand disappear)
Elle: Please. I don't have anyone else to talk to.
HRG: They wanted to see how much wattage you could discharge. Enough to power a flashlight, street lamp, an entire city block? During testing you'd pass out from the strain. We'd all want to call it a day, but Daddy said, "No, my girl's tougher than that." You were seven. You know, the hardest thing a parent ever does is to have to see their child in pain. Most parents.
Bob: Elle. What are you doing here?
Elle: Leaving.

Flint: I don't give a rat's ass about your brother. Or you.

Future Claire: 200,000 people died in Costa Verde. I want you to feel the pain of every...single death.
(She cuts Peter's chest with the scalpel. He groans in pain):
Future Claire: That's one.