- Dr. Rudy Wells: I want to show you something, Steve. This is your arm.
- Steve Austin: That's it, huh?
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Um-hmn. We're rather proud of it. There's a manual that goes with it that has eight hundred and forty pages. I'll give you a copy.
- Oliver Spencer: Doctor Welles. Is it possible to keep him asleep indefinately?
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Now, what are you going to do? Keep him under between assignments and wake him up only when you need him? Over my dead body.
- Oliver Spencer: It was just an idea. Not a bad one at that, eh?
- Steve Austin: Yes sir?
- General: Have you any idea what time it is?
- Steve Austin: [looks up at the sky] About five to seven?
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Steve, you got a positive genius for antagonizing the wrong people.
- Steve Austin: I know, it's story of my life.
- Dr. Rudy Wells: We've given you an eye for an eye, haven't we? An arm for an arm?
- Steve Austin: My arm didn't come packed in a wooden box!
- Steve Austin: When I was up there on the moon, doc, about a quarter of a million miles away from the real world, I felt a lot closer to it then, than I do now.
- Mrs. McKay: [watching Steve Austin run on a monitor] He's not even breathing hard!
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Well, you see, his lungs are used to handling oxygen for the blood supply for two arms and two legs. Now they only have to take care of one.
- Oliver Spencer: Please, please, Wells, don't be sentimental. I can always have another cyborg build if this one fails. But if he should survive... which appears to be doubtful, then I know that I have my man.
- Prisoner: [Steve has just broken his own and his fellow prisoner's chains] Hala Maria, how you able to do that?
- Steve Austin: Vitamins.
- Oliver Spencer: [Steve whispers something in Spencer's ear] Really? Oh, I haven't been called that since grammar school.
- [chuckles]
- Oliver Spencer: [27:14] I can understand your feelings, doctor.
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Do you?
- Oliver Spencer: Yes, you're a very close friend. I understand. You have a remarkable opportunity, doctor.
- Dr. Rudy Wells: What do you mean?
- Oliver Spencer: We've been watching your work very closely for some time, now. You claim that you and your research team can take a man in Steve Austin's condition, replace the arm, both legs and possibly even the eye and make him come out even better, possibly, than he was before. Is that correct?
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Theoretically, it could work, yes.
- Oliver Spencer: Theoretically. I am prepared to give you all the money you require to make that happen.
- Dr. Rudy Wells: Are you serious? That could cost millions.
- Oliver Spencer: Whatever it takes, we want you to do it. What's the problem, doctor?
- Dr. Rudy Wells: The problem is, it's all on paper. It should work. But if it doesn't, what do I tell him?
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