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(1993–2005)

Mark-Paul Gosselaar: Det. John Clark, Jr.

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Quotes 

  • Det. John Clark, Jr. : So, Greg; you know my dad, huh?

    Det. Greg Medavoy : Yeah, from task forces and such; never worked in the same squad.

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Listen, what do you know about 'Dutch Boy'?

    Det. Greg Medavoy : When your dad was working a foot beat in Brooklyn, he walked by Miller's Hardware...

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Yeah, I know the place.

    Det. Greg Medavoy : Anyway, Clark noticed the door was open. It's a two story; street level and basement. Anyway, your dad goes in and when he goes into the basement; he sees what he thinks is a guy holding a gun. He identifies himself and when the guy doesn't drop the gun; Clark pulls his gun and shoots

    [starts laughing] 

    Det. Greg Medavoy : . Clark's on the floor, calling for backup when he notices that the guy hasn't moved.

    [laughing harder] 

    Det. Greg Medavoy : Anyway, he grabs his flashlight and notices that there's this white powder all over him. Then he notices that what he shot was a full size advertisement for 'Dutch Boy' paints and what he thought was a gun was the guy's paint brush. Meanwhile, he shot the brush off and there's two holes in the dummy's crotch. Man, he really got his balls broke over that one and...

    [notices the stunned look on Clark's face] 

    Det. Greg Medavoy : uh...

    Det. Baldwin Jones : Uh, of course, anyone could have made the same mistake.

    Det. Greg Medavoy : Yeah, sure, could have happened to anybody.

  • Det. Baldwin Jones : [Sipowicz shows up at a crime scene]  Hey, Andy, what are you doing here? I thought when Bale's shooting was solved, you were going back to uniform.

    Det. Rita Ortiz : [looks at Sipowicz and smiles]  Go ahead, tell them.

    Andy : They gave me the squad. Chief of D's told me last night at Medavoy's racket.

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Really? Why didn't you tell anybody?

    Andy : I didn't want to distract from Medavoy's night. Anyway, it went out this morning.

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Well, I don't know that I can work for you.

    Det. Laura Murphy : [smiling]  I don't know if any of us can.

    Andy : [going along with the joke]  That's OK. I was planning on bringing in my own people anyways.

  • [Clark finds that his father has moved all his belongings into the hall] 

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Dad, what's all my stuff doing out here?

    Det. John Clark, Sr. : Are you going to do what I told you and leave the 15th?

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : No!

    Det. John Clark, Sr. : You goin' to keep working with that bum Sipowicz?

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : Yeah.

    Det. John Clark, Sr. : Then you are leaving this house.

  • [Sipowicz is supervising his first crime scene as a uniform sergeant] 

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : All right, all right, step aside, homicide detectives comin' through.

    [shows his shield to Sipowicz] 

    Andy : How long you been waitin' to say that?

    Det. John Clark, Jr. : [laughing]  Every day since you were promoted.

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