- Stingray: Everyone thinks your patients are dead, you drop them down the chute, right to your little laboratory here in the mountains. All you need is a lightning storm. The villagers always win in the end, doctor.
- Dr. John Whitaker: Who are you?
- Stingray: A villager.
- Dr. Cornell: You're not a surgeon.
- Stingray: [undercoverr] You must be talking to my patients.
- Dr. Cornell: Surgeons are cold, distant. There's too much going on behind those eyes.
- Dr. Cornell: Of course, you could just come and take me. I mean, I might try and fight you off, but I am just a girl.
- Stingray: Right, you and Margaret Thatcher.
- Stingray: Computers are pretty reliable: it's people who program them you can't always be too sure about.
- Dr. Joel Forrester: I've got people dying in OR.
- Stingray: I'm not a doctor, but people do die during surgery.
- Dr. Cornell: Don't you think you're taking a chance, confiding all this dark secret information to me?
- Stingray: I don't take chances. Besides, I sat through two bowls of fettucine bolognese with you and at least a couple of bottles of Chianti. Anyone with that good an appetite has got to be on my side.