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	Season 6 / Episode 11: - Exile Wanda Purcell: Where you from? Johnny Smith: Cleaves Mills, Maine. Wanda Purcell: And you come all this way for some one who is not exactly your girlfriend? Johnny Smith: Ah, it's hard to explain. I didn't really leave Maine lookin' for anyone. I guess, it's just more about... getting lost. Wanda Purcell: Hmm... Honey, I've been to getting lost. The million dollar question is why?
	Season 6 / Episode 11: - Exile Johnny Smith: I still don't get it. Why all this happened and how. I mean, you showed up here because I called you. But I only called you because I had this postcard. Alex Sinclair: So? Johnny Smith: How did I get a vision off this post card if you never touched it? Alex Sinclair: Photo by Wanda Purcell? Hey, that's you... Wanda Purcell: Yup. Took the picture myself. Had the postcards printed too. Johnny Smith: Wait a minute. Wanda... you made these postcards? Wanda Purcell: Aha. Johnny Smith: Do you know the day that your baby was born? Wanda Purcell: Well, of course I do. How could I forget? It was 30 years ago yesterday. Johnny Smith: Alex, this is a little bit weird, but are you ahhh... were you adopted? Alex Sinclair: Uhm, I don't really talk about it, but... yeh. Johnny Smith: She turned 30 yesteday, and she's adopted.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: Worst case scenario, I'll break out the blow torch and we'll fire that sucker up from the inside out.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Alex Sinclair: What happened to forgetting about commercialism and searching for inner peace? Johnny Smith: What are you, crazy? This is Christmas in America.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Walt: What the hell's "turducken"?
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: I thought you hated last-minute shopping. Alex Sinclair: Who can resist taking down a couple of dishonest soccer moms?
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Sara: Trimming the tree's the best part of Christmas. Christopher Wey: Not better than presents. Walt: Or turkey sandwiches. Christopher Wey: Or pumpkin pie. Walt: Or turkey sandwiches.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Santa: [to the cooking Bruce] So, who are you, Betty Crocker?
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: A female psychic, Santa Claus with amnesia, and the cast of Oliver! Not exactly a Norman Rockwell painting.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: [to Sara] Why didn't I marry you? Oh, right, I was in a coma.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Walt: [about Santa incorrectly reeling off reindeer names] Randolph? Johnny Smith: Forget it. He's on a roll.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: Let's go eat this turducken thing.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: Go answer the door. Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: But it didn't ring. [doorbell rings] cool.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Alex Sinclair: And I thought who else do you know that might be on his own this time of year? Johnny Smith: And you thought of me.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Bruce Lewis: Oh, the next thing you'll be telling me there's no such thing as Santa Claus. Alex Sinclair: You mean the fictional character created by New York City merchants at the turn of the century to encourage people to buy material goods? Bruce Lewis: I can't handle this.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Bruce Lewis: [holds up his hand] This is Johnny's Dead Zone. Bruce Lewis: This is Johnny's Dead Zone on drugs-scrambled eggs!
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Sara: Trimming the tree's the best part of Christmas. Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: Not better than presents. Walt: Or turkey sandwiches. Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: Or pumpkin pie. Walt: Or turkey sandwiches.
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Santa: [to the cooking Bruce] So, who are you, Betty Crocker?
	Season 4 / Episode 12: - A Very Dead Zone Christmas Johnny Smith: Go answer the door. Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: But it didn't ring. Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: cool.
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Total Awareness Johnny Smith: Just when you think you're too paranoid, you realize you aren't paranoid enough.
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Total Awareness Johnny Smith: Well, I'm glad everything went well. Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: [to phone] The kids had a great time, but J.J. missed you. Johnny Smith: Oh yeah? Well, I'm making it up to him. Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: [to phone] How? Johnny Smith: That's classified information, Sarah.
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Total Awareness Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: Watch out! Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: Oh! Hey! Hey, J.J., I'm letting you skateboard in the house, but you've got to watch the moulding, OK? Johnny 'JJ' Bannerman: [voice] Sorry! Johnny Smith: [to himself] It's OK, it's OK. I'm a fun dad...
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Total Awareness Johnny Smith: Hold on a minute. You've got total access to my home security cameras, and I'm not allowed to know how? Seems very "1984", doesn't it? Rob Coulter: "1984" was twenty years ago, Mr. Smith. Surely it's worth sacrificing a little privacy to feel safe.
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Total Awareness Rob Coulter: Do you think you can stop the future? You take down Eyetrap, and there's going to be another program just like it on-line before the new year. And you know why? Because the American public is buying what we're selling. They think our technology protects them, that it's good for them. Johnny Smith: The technology is not good or bad. It's the people in charge of it.
	Season 2 / Episode 19: - Visions Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: Johnny? Johnny. Johnny Smith: Sorry, what? Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: Are you feeling OK? Johnny Smith: U-uh, yeah. I'm having a great time. Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: Staring at your shoes? Johnny Smith: They're really cool shoes. Sarah Bracknell Bannerman: You weren't having a vision, were you? Johnny Smith: Actually, I was. I saw myself, at home, watching ESPN.
	Season 2 / Episode 19: - Visions Bruce Lewis: I don't think this is such a good idea. Maybe we should wait till she gets home? Johnny Smith: And say what? Mind if we come in and try to figure out how you get killed?
	Season 2 / Episode 19: - Visions Christopher Wey: Who the hell are you? Johnny Smith: I'm the guy who could've had the life you take for granted. Difference between us is I lost it all in one night, and you're just pissing yours away.
	Season 2 / Episode 19: - Visions Johnny Smith: I did everything that you asked. Now tell me what you know! Christopher Wey: I lied. I don't know what happened. I was asleep, remember? Johnny Smith: If you don't know, you can find out. Christopher Wey: You don't know what it's like out there. You can't trust anyone! Johnny Smith: You can trust me. Christopher Wey: I'm not sure.
	Season 2 / Episode 18: - The Combination Johnny Smith: Uh, Mister Lewis! Bruce Lewis? Bruce Lewis: [smiling] Johnny. Johnny Smith: Hey, man. What's up? Bruce Lewis: Glad to see you. Johnny Smith: Me too. So, ah, your limo awaits, sir. Bruce Lewis: More like a busted-ass Jeep. But I'll take it.
	Season 2 / Episode 18: - The Combination Johnny Smith: I've made a self-fulfilling prophecy. You heard his trainer. One bit of doubt, one bit of hesitation and he's dead. And who planted that doubt in his head? Me. Danny Avila believes in me, in my prediction more than he believes in himself. So if this is a self-fulfilling prophecy, maybe it's the prophecy that needs to change. Bruce Lewis: Change how? You mean lie to him about what you're seeing? Make him believe the he's gonna win? Johnny Smith: Maybe believing in a lie is better than knowing the truth. Bruce Lewis: That's a scary thought, John.

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