Batman Beyond (TV Series)

Where's Terry? (2000)

Will Friedle: Terry McGinnis, Batman

Quotes 

• Batman : It sounds different here. And there's no condensation.

  DAK : What are you doing?

  Batman : [sticking them on the wall]  My explosives.

  DAK : You sure this is gonna work? I-I mean, if you use too much, you could blow up.

  Batman : You think Blight would have worried about something like that?

• Batman : DAK, we got through.

  DAK : Use some more of your explosives.

  Batman : I would if I had any left. You could make it through there, and you know how to find your way around here.

  DAK : You trust me to get help for you? After everything I've said?

  Batman : Better one of us gets out than neither of us.

• Bruce Wayne : [watching DAK leave]  Where's he going?

  Terry McGinnis : Told me he was headed for home.

  Bruce Wayne : Good.

  Terry McGinnis : Said he'd find me and kill me if I ever told anyone he cried. Does Max have any idea what happened?

  Bruce Wayne : As a matter of fact, I spent most of the evening with her.

  Terry McGinnis : Really? Then the two of you must have finally come to an understanding.

  Bruce Wayne : You could say that.

  Max : [being led away after Bruce's distraction double-cross]  You can't do this to me! It's not fair! I'll sue!

• Mary McGinnis : Well, now it all makes sense.

  Terry McGinnis : Huh?

  Mary McGinnis : You've started making your bed.

  Terry McGinnis : Uh, yeah. Anything to help you out, mom.

  Mary McGinnis : And here I was thinking you weren't coming home at night.

  Terry McGinnis : Who, me?

• Batman : I don't even know your name.

  DAK : It's DAK.

  Batman : DAK? Sounds like a throat lozenge.

  DAK : It's short for Darius Arthur Kellman.

  Batman : Darius Arthur Kellman. Well, that explains it. Just get behind me, okay?

  DAK : I'm not afraid.

  [Batman pushes DAK behind him] 

  DAK : Hey!

  Batman : [throwing his batarang at his explosives, the detonation opens a hole in the wall]  No. That's what I heard. One of the support beams. Must be hollow.

• Batman : What happened?

  DAK : There was a cave-in, obviously.

  Batman : I remember now. I must've been out for a long time. How am I gonna explain it to...

  DAK : To who?

  Batman : Never mind.

  DAK : What were you doin' down here, anyway?

  Batman : I was following somebody, somebody I thought I recognized. He spotted me, and then... then this happened. What are you doin' down here?

  DAK : Right now, I'm findin' you the fastest way out. Got a problem with that?

• Batman : [trying to contact Bruce]  Can you hear me? I'm down in the shelters under the subway. Can you hear me?

  DAK : Talking to yourself?

  Batman : It's a radio.

  DAK : Might as well be talking to yourself. Radios don't work down here. Any idiot knows that.

• Batman : You want me out of here pretty bad, don't you?

  DAK : This is my place. Nobody tells me what to do here; no parents, no teachers, and definitely not you.

  Batman : Runaway, huh?

  DAK : How'd you guess?

• DAK : Back at school, half the kids want to be you.

  Batman : Yeah?

  DAK : I was in the other half.

  Batman : Who do you want to be?

  DAK : Maybe Blight or Spellbinder. Or somebody in the Royal Flush Gang.

  Batman : Are you serious?

  DAK : Hey, they did what they wanted and wouldn't let anyone tell 'em what to do.

  Batman : But look how they ended up.

  DAK : Yeah, thanks to you. And I'm gonna end up that way, too, now, thanks to you.

• DAK : What are you doin'?

  Batman : [tapping a wall]  Looking for a weak spot.

  DAK : Then what, genius?

  Batman : I got explosives, lots of 'em.

  [wiping his finger on the wall] 

  Batman : What's with this condensation? Must be something cold on the other side.

  DAK : Ever hear of the Gotham River? Runs all around here underground. If you break through, we'll be dead real quick, instead of real slow, which is what's gonna happen now.

• Dana Tan : It was a nice change seeing you at night.

  Terry McGinnis : You're not gonna start that again, are you?

  Dana Tan : It's a very common practice, going out at night, or so I've heard.

  Terry McGinnis : And you know why I can't always do it.

  Dana Tan : Yeah, I know. Your job. Hope it's worth it to you.

  Terry McGinnis : Most of the time it is, but not right now.

• Terry McGinnis : [leaving a screening of "Casablanca"]  What'd you think of it, Howard?

  Howard : Been there, done that.

  Max : He's talking about the movie, Howard, not the snack bar.