88 Minutes

Jack Gramm: "Who sent you here?"
Mike Stempt: "What, you think I'm too dumb to figure it out myself?"
Jack Gramm: "Yes I do!"

Kim: "If Sara's not home, we don't have a search warrant."
Jack: "Well, we don't need a search warrant because we're not arresting anybody. We're just breaking and entering."

Voice on phone: "You have 88 minutes to live."
Jack Gramm: "What?"
Voice on phone: "You know how long 88 minutes can be, don't you? That's 11:45 AM."

Dale Morris: [toasting] "To our impossibly difficult professor, we say thank you for making our lives miserable."
Jack Gramm: "The pleasure's all mine!"

Jeremy Guber: "Would you say it was fair to characterize your attitude towards Jon Forster as a personal vendetta?"
Jack Gramm: "Well, if we're being fair, yeah, sure. It's a personal vendetta. I have a personal vendetta against Ted Bundy, Gacy, and about ten or fifteen other serial murderers who are floating around in the streets right now."

"Whoever stole that tape knows the meaning of 88 minutes."

"His execution was not a cause for celebration, nor is it an vindication. It is a chapter in the road to justice and recovery. I personally don't believe in capital punishment. I do believe in the rights of victims. I do believe that they deserve recompense, no matter how significant or insignificant it may be in comparison to the loss suffered."

Frank Parks: "I know how you use people. It's no secret you're a womanizer. You drink too much. How do I know that you haven't gone completely over the edge? How do I know what you're capable of?"
Jack Gramm: "Oh man, I can't believe this! Well what did I do Frank? Did I send myself a tape? Did I blow up my car? Did I set my apartment on fire? Did I fire bullets at myself?"