The Blacklist - Season 1

"You've obviously heard of corporate espionage - companies trying to beat other companies to be the first hand on the dollar. But what if it were taken... a few steps further? In 1982, seven people in Chicago were killed by an over-the-counter drug laced with potassium cyanide. The company's market share went from 35 to 8. It was never determined how the drug was poisoned, but I will tell you someone was hired to do that. Remember those tire recalls? Chernobyl? Deliberate and malevolent actions taken by corporations to protect their vital interests. Nothing happens by chance."

"People think it matters who occupies that house. It doesn't. Multinational corporations and criminals run the world."
[about the White House]

Reddington: "If you really want her to talk, I should meet with her."
Donald Ressler: "Every time you 'meet', someone ends up dead."
Reddington: "We've gotten off to a rocky start."
Harold Cooper: "You've killed three people."
Reddington: "I'm not perfect."

Red: "Thank you."
Elizabeth: "For what?"
Red: "For being honest with me. In my life, I don't encounter that frequently."

"Good cop/bad cop isn't working. Let's try bad cop/worse cop."

Red: "Have you ever wondered how criminals who know they can't trust one another are still able to conduct business with each other?"
Elizabeth: "They replace trust with fear and the threat of violence."
Red: "The next target on the Blacklist is the physical embodiment of both. He's known as the Courier, and his involvement in a transaction virtually guarantees its success. Once he's hired to make a delivery, he can't be bribed, he can't be stopped. If either party attempts to double cross the other, he kills them both. The perfect middleman for an imperfect world."

"The Stewmaker is in town. You're gonna need a plumber."

"This is going to be a gas!"