Rosa: What are you doing here?
Oscar Diaz: I wanted to say I'm sorry. I reacted poorly last night. This is all new to me.
Rosa: I know. But it's also not new, you know. I'm still the same person I always was.
Oscar Diaz: Well, I don't feel I know that person.
Rosa: Dad-
Oscar Diaz: My fault, not yours. I want you to be able to tell me everything. I can't promise you I'll understand. But I'm trying. I want you to know that I accept you for who you are. And I love you very, very much.
Rosa: I love you, too.
Oscar Diaz: So have you been on any dates with women, yet?
Rosa: Dad, we didn't talk about my dating life before, we don't need to talk about it now.
Oscar Diaz: Yeah, good, good. You're right.

Captain Holt: I expect certain things from my assistant. Black ink only. No blue.
I'm not a street artist. Also, if you must knock on my door, limit yourself to two raps. If I wanted to hear inane pounding, I could go see "Stomp."

Gina: Captain Holt said he'd give me a 5% raise if I came back and he's letting me sit at my desk and work on my side business one day a week.
Captain Holt: We never had that conversation.
Gina: We just did, baby.

Charles: Admit it. Amy and I changed your mind.
Gina: All right, it was you guys. I actually even cried a little bit after you left my apartment.
Charles: Aw.
Amy: Oh! I made Gina Linetti cry?
Gina: Hey, calm down. I had a baby ten weeks ago. I cried to a carpet cleaner commercial yesterday.

Gina: Ehh, you know, in another lifetime, you and I would've made a hot ass couple.
Rosa: Agreed.

Captain Holt: Diaz, you should be very proud of yourself. I know things aren't exactly where you wanna be right now, but, uh, I promise you they will improve.
Rosa: Thank you, Captain.
Captain Holt: Every time someone steps up and says who they are, the world becomes a better, more interesting place. So thank you.

Jake: Hey, do you seriously only have two wine glasses?
Rosa: Yeah. I live alone.
Jake: Well, you're gonna need to get some more, 'cause there's a lot of us here.
Rosa: Thank you for doing this, man.
Jake: Of course. We'll be here every week.

Scully: Rosa, I broke both your wine glasses and your fridge door and your bathroom.
Jake: Every single week!

Oscar Diaz: Sing the song.
Jake: "Rosa, Rosa, Rosa, Rosa Rosa, Rosa, Rosa, Rosa, Diaz, Diaz, Diaz, Diaz Diaz, Diaz, Diaz, Diaz Rosa Diaz, Rosa Diaz Diaz Rosa, Rosa Diaz Diaz, you are so cool."
Rosa: Sounds better with a guitar.

Oscar Diaz: Mijita, when you called this dinner, you were so nervous, we were worried you were gonna tell us you were gay.
Rosa: So you would rather me be some dude's mistress than be in a loving relationship with a woman? Well, Jake and I aren't dating. But guess what? Your worst fears are real. I'm not straight. I'm bisexual. And I don't care what you think about it. Screw this. I'm outta here.

Jake: I'm also gonna go. Are you guys on Venmo? You know what? We'll figure it out later. This isn't the right time.

Jake: Hey, so, I ran after you last night, but I lost you in the subway.
Rosa: I took a cab home.
Jake: Really? Well, then, I definitely terrified some random lady.

Sergeant Jeffords: I was thinking more like a pizza party when you come back in two weeks.
Gina: Oh, yeah. So here's the thing: I'm not coming back.
Captain Holt: What?
Charles: Seriously?
Gina: Yeah, listen, I have a daughter now and when she grows up I wanna be doing something that makes her proud. So I'm starting my own company.
Amy: Ooh! What is it?
Gina: I'm running a sports league for other people's pets.
Captain Holt: Ohh.
Charles: Well, Gina, as your colleague, best friend, brother and ex-lover-
Gina: Ugh.
Charles: I fully support your dreams, but do you really wanna leave?
Gina: My mind is made up. And so this is Gina Linetti's last grand exit from the Nine-Nine.

Charles: So, since you're not coming back, we wanted to bring you all your stuff.
It's a lot of gum and what seem to be blackmail files you've been keeping on all of us?
Gina: I'm not a blackmailer. If you tell anyone I am, I will release your secrets.

Charles: Look, we know you want your daughter to be proud of the work that you do. I just hope you know how important you've been to the Nine-Nine.
Amy: Yeah, just today, I was able to pull a warrant and arrest the guy I've been tracking for three months because you got the internet back. You're indispensible and we're really gonna miss you.
Gina: And I loved the Nine-Nine, you guys. It just feels like it's time for me to, like, build something of my own.
Like my entrepreneurial idols, Oprah Winfrey, Lex Luthor-
Charles: The Superman villain?
Gina: He built an empire, didn't he?
Charles: Yeah.