"The West Wing" Galileo (TV Episode 2000) Poster

(TV Series)

(2000)

Richard Schiff: Toby Ziegler

Quotes 

  • Leo McGarry : What are you smiling at?

    Josh Lyman : Nothing, I just... Toby got the stamp assignment.

    Toby Ziegler : Leo, I might need some help.

    Leo McGarry : Take Josh.

    Toby Ziegler : Thanks. Congratulations, you're choosing the next stamp.

    Josh Lyman : Wow, that happened fast.

  • Toby Ziegler : Where you going?

    C.J. Cregg : I have to go to the Kennedy Center and be with people who don't like me.

    Toby Ziegler : You do that right here.

  • C.J. Cregg : So that leaves us with the televised classroom, the green beans...

    Josh Lyman : [under his breath]  The stamp.

    C.J. Cregg : ...the stamp, and - depending on who those people were that were standing near me - the possibility of a story about me being good in bed.

    Toby Ziegler : Good in bed.

    C.J. Cregg : Yes.

    Toby Ziegler : Why?

    C.J. Cregg : [emphatically]  Because I am.

    Toby Ziegler : Okay.

  • [Of the Mars probe ship Galileo] 

    Toby Ziegler : They know it was on course traveling at a rate of 15,400 miles per hour, which it was supposed to. Somewhere during its descent it was also supposed to release two probes - each about the size of a basketball - firing them deep into the ground as part of the mission's search for evidence of water under surface.

    Josh Lyman : We think if we hit the ground hard enough, we can make it to the center of the planet and find water?

    Toby Ziegler : Yeah.

    Josh Lyman : That's not a theory of physics pretty much disproved by Wile E. Coyote?

  • Josh Lyman : I don't understand if it's noon in the east and nine Pacific, how it's 2:37 on Mars.

    Toby Ziegler : Well, Mars is a different time zone.

  • C.J. Cregg : This time of year, is the water in the Potomac very, very cold?

    Toby Ziegler : Yeah, but if you rub chicken fat all over yourself, it'll insulate.

See also

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