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-->'''Tommy''': Now, you fuckers, despite the provocation from the cavalry, no fighting. (points to Isaiah) No fighting. (points to John) No fighting. (points to Arthur) None of it. (points to Michael) None, okay? NO FUCKING FIGHTING."
** And ''immediately'' follows up by walking into one of the waiters and decking him.

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-->'''Tommy''': Now, you fuckers, despite the provocation from the cavalry, no fighting. (points to Isiah) No cocaine. (points to John) No cocaine. No sports. (to Johnny Dogs) No telling fortunes. (to Charlie) No racing. (to Finn, slapping his cheek) No fucking sucking petrol out of their fucking cars. (points to Isaiah) No fighting. (points to John) No fighting. (points to Arthur) None of it. (points to Michael) None, okay? NO FUCKING FIGHTING."
** And ''immediately'' follows up by walking into one of the waiters and decking him.him.
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* When Alfie's second in command starts freaking out about the possibility of a bomb Alfie slaps him and tells him to sit in the corner

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* When Alfie's second in command starts freaking out about the possibility of a bomb Alfie slaps him and tells him to sit in the cornercorner.
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[[folder:Season Three]]
* John's incessant cracks about the Irish cavalry officers on [[spoiler: Grace's side]], particularly this one, over dinner:
-->'''John''': What do you call a horse with a prick halfway up its back? A cavalry officer!
* A slightly-drunk Arthur and Tommy chasing each other around a fountain over a disagreement.
* Tommy's crack to [[spoiler: Grace]] about what he's ''really'' frightened of on his wedding day:
-->'''Tommy''': I'm scared of Arthur's speech. Arthur's bloody speech.
* Tommy's incredibly LargeHam moment reading his brothers and the Peaky Blinders the riot act:
-->'''Tommy''': Now, you fuckers, despite the provocation from the cavalry, no fighting. (points to Isaiah) No fighting. (points to John) No fighting. (points to Arthur) None of it. (points to Michael) None, okay? NO FUCKING FIGHTING."
** And ''immediately'' follows up by walking into one of the waiters and decking him.
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-->'''Freddie''': You think I can't handle Tommy Shelby?
-->'''Polly''': I know you can't. I'm having trouble these days, and I'm twice the man you are.

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-->'''Freddie''': You think I can't handle Tommy Shelby?
-->'''Polly''':
Shelby?\\
'''Polly''':
I know you can't. I'm having trouble these days, and I'm twice the man you are.



-->'''John''': I want you to see how brave she is!
-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before… and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing!

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-->'''John''': I want you to see how brave she is!
-->'''Polly''':
is!\\
'''Polly''':
Brave is going where no man's gone before… and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing!



* Tommy and Campbell talking about a potential team-up. The dialogue is great (and surprisingly full of HoYay), but the capper is Campbell's amused smirk at Tommy's response.

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* Tommy and Campbell talking about a potential team-up. The dialogue is great (and surprisingly full of HoYay), HoYay[=/=][[FoeRomanceSubtext Foe Yay]]), but the capper is Campbell's amused smirk at Tommy's response.
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* Freddie and Polly's exchange in 1x03:

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* Freddie and Polly's exchange in 1x03:1.03:



* As Ada shows off her new baby, Arthur steals him and puts his razorblade cap on the baby's head.

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* As Ada shows off her new baby, baby Karl, Arthur steals him and puts his razorblade cap on the baby's head.
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* Tommy gets Polly back later in the episode, also while speaking to Freddie: (on the subject of Polly attempting to pay off Freddie to leave Birmingham) "Polly must have had a rush of blood -- or port wine."

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* Tommy gets Polly back later in the episode, also while speaking to Freddie: (on the subject of Polly attempting to pay off Freddie to leave Birmingham) "Polly must have had a rush of blood -- or blood--or port wine."



-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before… and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.

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-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before… and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.
doing!



* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]]… standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".

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* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]]… standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's "smile--it's a wedding".



-->'''Campbell''': If I win a medal, I will have your initials engraved on its back side.
-->'''Tommy''': My initials on your backside? Quite an image.

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-->'''Campbell''': If I win a medal, I will have your initials engraved on its back side.
-->'''Tommy''':
side.\\
'''Tommy''':
My initials on your backside? Quite an image.



-->'''Tommy''': You should've used a gun.
-->'''Arthur''': Are you laughing at me?
-->'''Tommy''': (completely unsympathetically) Yeah. Just when things are starting to go right, Arthur, you've gotta go and do this? Look, you’re one of three shareholders. Me, you and John, and according to the law, we are equal partners and it’s written on the paperwork in black and white. A third, a third, a third. But the thing is, well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share so, just next time, use a gun, man.

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-->'''Tommy''': You should've used a gun.
-->'''Arthur''':
gun.\\
'''Arthur''':
Are you laughing at me?
-->'''Tommy''':
me?\\
'''Tommy''':
(completely unsympathetically) Yeah. Just when things are starting to go right, Arthur, you've gotta go and do this? Look, you’re one of three shareholders. Me, you and John, and according to the law, we are equal partners and it’s written on the paperwork in black and white. A third, a third, a third. But the thing is, well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share so, just next time, use a gun, man.



-->'''Tommy''': John, I've told you to keep the doors locked. Could've been anyone. Get dressed, we're doing it today.
-->'''Esme''': Bugger that, he's doing me today.
-->'''Tommy''': Yeah, well, make sure he's done you by nine.

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-->'''Tommy''': John, I've told you to keep the doors locked. Could've been anyone. Get dressed, we're doing it today.
-->'''Esme''':
today.\\
'''Esme''':
Bugger that, he's doing me today.
-->'''Tommy''':
''me'' today.\\
'''Tommy''':
Yeah, well, make sure he's done you by nine.



-->'''Arthur''': Look, he looks just like me!
-->'''John'''': That's his arse looks like you, Arthur.

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-->'''Arthur''': Look, he looks just like me!
-->'''John'''':
me!\\
'''John''':
That's his arse looks like you, Arthur.



-->'''Tommy''': I know you've vowed never to pick up a rifle again, Jeremiah, but can you ask God from me if you can help us today?
-->'''Jeremiah''': God says he don't deal with Small Heath, sir!
* Ada walking into no man's land between the Peaky Blinders and Kimber's men - pushing her baby carriage and ordering her husband to shut up.

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-->'''Tommy''': I know you've vowed never to pick up a rifle again, Jeremiah, but can you ask God from me if you can help us today?
-->'''Jeremiah''':
today?\\
'''Jeremiah''':
God says he don't deal with Small Heath, sir!
* Ada walking into no man's land between the Peaky Blinders and Kimber's men - pushing men--pushing her baby carriage and ordering her husband to shut up.



-->'''Churchill''': I would guess you haven't been exposed to Bohemian society, Major?
-->'''Campbell''': Well, I… I play cards, on occasion.
-->'''Churchill''': You're a stranger to cocaine and exotic dancing too, I imagine.
-->'''Campbell''': I find the more obvious vices easiest to resist.
-->'''Churchill''': It's the sneaky little obscure ones that bring you to your knees, yes?

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-->'''Churchill''': I would guess you haven't been exposed to Bohemian society, Major?
-->'''Campbell''':
Major?\\
'''Campbell''':
Well, I… I play cards, on occasion.
-->'''Churchill''':
occasion.\\
'''Churchill''':
You're a stranger to cocaine and exotic dancing too, I imagine.
-->'''Campbell''':
imagine.\\
'''Campbell''':
I find the more obvious vices easiest to resist.
-->'''Churchill''':
resist.\\
'''Churchill''':
It's the sneaky little obscure ones that bring you to your knees, yes?



-->'''Man''': Please allow me to put a bullet in the scum tinker's head.
-->'''Irene''': No. He researches his enemies, that's why he's been chosen.
-->'''Tommy''': I'm chosen? (looking up at the man with the gun to his head) I'm ''chosen''. Can the chosen one smoke?

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-->'''Man''': Please allow me to put a bullet in the scum tinker's head.
-->'''Irene''':
head.\\
'''Irene''':
No. He researches his enemies, that's why he's been chosen.
-->'''Tommy''':
chosen.\\
'''Tommy''':
I'm chosen? (looking up at the man with the gun to his head) I'm ''chosen''. Can the chosen one smoke?



-->'''Arthur''': I'm Arthur, you already met me. I used to throw you out the window so John could catch you.
-->'''John''': Yeah, and I used to put you in a shoebox and kick you down Watery Lane.
-->'''Tommy''': …bet you're glad to be back.

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-->'''Arthur''': I'm Arthur, you already met me. I used to throw you out the window so John could catch you.
-->'''John''':
you.\\
'''John''':
Yeah, and I used to put you in a shoebox and kick you down Watery Lane.
-->'''Tommy''':
Lane.\\
'''Tommy''':
…bet you're glad to be back.



-->'''Campbell''': Do you read the papers?
-->'''Moss''': The Birmingham papers, sir.
-->'''Campbell''': I recommend the ''[[BritishNewspapers Daily Mail]]''. [[TakeThat It will broaden your mind.]]

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-->'''Campbell''': Do you read the papers?
-->'''Moss''':
papers?\\
'''Moss''':
The Birmingham papers, sir.
-->'''Campbell''':
sir.\\
'''Campbell''':
I recommend the ''[[BritishNewspapers Daily Mail]]''. [[TakeThat It will broaden your mind.]]



-->'''Arthur''': First a drink, then we'll get you a lady of the night-
-->'''Polly''': ARTHUR!

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-->'''Arthur''': First a drink, then we'll get you a lady of the night-
-->'''Polly''':
night!\\
'''Polly''':
ARTHUR!



--->(car horn honking obnoxiously)
--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn… (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOOD!

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--->(car horn honking obnoxiously)
--->'''Polly''':
obnoxiously)\\
'''Polly''':
(to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn… (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOOD!



-->'''Arthur''': I've got this one, she's a dancer, right? She can do things with her… (looks at Finn) Well, if Finn would just piss off, I could explain a little better.
-->'''John''': Oi, Finn, go stick your head in a bucket.

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-->'''Arthur''': I've got this one, she's a dancer, right? She can do things with her… (looks at Finn) Well, if Finn would just piss off, I could explain a little better.
-->'''John''':
better.\\
'''John''':
Oi, Finn, go stick your head in a bucket.
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* Tommy gets Polly back later in the episode, also while speaking to Freddie: (on the subject of Polly attempting to pay off Freddie to leave Birmingham) "Polly must have had a rush of blood - or port wine."

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* Tommy gets Polly back later in the episode, also while speaking to Freddie: (on the subject of Polly attempting to pay off Freddie to leave Birmingham) "Polly must have had a rush of blood - -- or port wine."



-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before . . . and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.

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-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before . . . before… and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.



* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]] . . . standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".

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* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]] . . . married]]… standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".



* Major Campbell visits Winston Churchill in his office in 2.01... only to find the great man calmly (and innocently) sketching a nude life model during his lunch break. Churchill appears to enjoy Campbell's obvious discomfort:

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* Major Campbell visits Winston Churchill in his office in 2.01... 01… only to find the great man calmly (and innocently) sketching a nude life model during his lunch break. Churchill appears to enjoy Campbell's obvious discomfort:



-->'''Campbell''': Well, I... I play cards, on occasion.

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-->'''Campbell''': Well, I... I… I play cards, on occasion.



-->'''Tommy''': ... bet you're glad to be back.

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-->'''Tommy''': ... bet -->'''Tommy''': …bet you're glad to be back.



-->'''Polly''': Oh my god, so in the absence of common sense, you boys have had an idea . . . wait, the Derby?! Did he say the Derby? Did you come up with this idea in a pub, by any chance?

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-->'''Polly''': Oh my god, so in the absence of common sense, you boys have had an idea . . . idea… wait, the Derby?! Did he say the Derby? Did you come up with this idea in a pub, by any chance?



--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn . . . (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOOD!

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--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn . . . horn… (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOOD!



-->'''Arthur''': I've got this one, she's a dancer, right? She can do things with her... (looks at Finn) Well, if Finn would just piss off, I could explain a little better.

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-->'''Arthur''': I've got this one, she's a dancer, right? She can do things with her... her… (looks at Finn) Well, if Finn would just piss off, I could explain a little better.
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** And when Michael and Isaiah tell them about the fight at the Marquis, all three of the brothers stand up at once, but John and Arthur push Finn right back down.

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** And when Michael and Isaiah tell them about the fight at the Marquis, all three of the brothers stand up at once, but John and Arthur push Finn right back down.down.
* When Alfie's second in command starts freaking out about the possibility of a bomb Alfie slaps him and tells him to sit in the corner
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* Alfie and Sabini's childish bickering and point scoring on what should be written down. The fact that they're both feared mob bosses makes it even better.

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* Alfie and Sabini's childish bickering and point scoring on what should be written down. The fact that they're both feared mob bosses makes it even better.better.
* Arthur, John, and Finn drinking in the Garrison when Michael and Isaiah come in. All of it.
-->'''Arthur''': I've got this one, she's a dancer, right? She can do things with her... (looks at Finn) Well, if Finn would just piss off, I could explain a little better.
-->'''John''': Oi, Finn, go stick your head in a bucket.
** And when Michael and Isaiah tell them about the fight at the Marquis, all three of the brothers stand up at once, but John and Arthur push Finn right back down.
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* The ''very'' Shelby birthday party for Michael at the Garrison.
-->'''Arthur''': First a drink, then we'll get you a lady of the night-
-->'''Polly''': ARTHUR!
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* John and Arthur barging into the Shelby house the morning after the Garrison reopening, pretending to have a mock gun-battle and not realizing that the kid sitting at the table with Polly is [[spoiler: her son]] Michael. Then, when Tommy introduces them, Arthur and John both reminisce about all the crappy things they used to do to Michael as kids.
-->'''Arthur''': I'm Arthur, you already met me. I used to throw you out the window so John could catch you.
-->'''John''': Yeah, and I used to put you in a shoebox and kick you down Watery Lane.
-->'''Tommy''': ... bet you're glad to be back.
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--->'''Arthur''': (honks car horn obnoxiously)
--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn . . . (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOD!

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--->'''Arthur''': (honks car --->(car horn honking obnoxiously)
--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn . . . (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOD!NEIGHBORHOOD!
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** Which continues into the next scene when she's about to let Michael go along with his cousins, but isn't happy about it.
--->'''Arthur''': (honks car horn obnoxiously)
--->'''Polly''': (to Michael) I have told them not to not to blow that horn . . . (yelling out the door) OI, THIS IS A RESPECTABLE FUCKING NEIGHBORHOD!

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* Alfie and Sabini's childish bickering and point scoring on what should be written down. The fact that they're both feared mob bosses makes it even better

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* Polly's irritation at her holiday being interrupted for her nephews' half-baked plot to buy a racehorse:
-->'''Polly''': Oh my god, so in the absence of common sense, you boys have had an idea . . . wait, the Derby?! Did he say the Derby? Did you come up with this idea in a pub, by any chance?
* Alfie and Sabini's childish bickering and point scoring on what should be written down. The fact that they're both feared mob bosses makes it even betterbetter.
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-->'''Campbell''': I recommend the ''[[BritishNewspapers Daily Mail]]''. It will broaden your mind.

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-->'''Campbell''': I recommend the ''[[BritishNewspapers Daily Mail]]''. [[TakeThat It will broaden your mind. mind.]]
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** After the beatdown in the club, Tommy is razzing John about wanting to move to the country with Esme and raise chickens. Arthur's editorial commentary is a bellowed "FUCK THE CHICKENS!"

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** After the beatdown in the club, Tommy is razzing John about wanting to move to the country with Esme and raise chickens. Arthur's editorial commentary is a bellowed "FUCK THE CHICKENS!"CHICKENS!"
* Campbell's suggested reading material in 2.03:
-->'''Campbell''': Do you read the papers?
-->'''Moss''': The Birmingham papers, sir.
-->'''Campbell''': I recommend the ''[[BritishNewspapers Daily Mail]]''. It will broaden your mind.
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* The Shelby brothers' reaction to the jazz music in the Eden Club. Arthur in particular is ''not'' impressed.

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* The Shelby brothers' reaction to the jazz music in the Eden Club. Arthur in particular is ''not'' impressed.impressed.
** After the beatdown in the club, Tommy is razzing John about wanting to move to the country with Esme and raise chickens. Arthur's editorial commentary is a bellowed "FUCK THE CHICKENS!"
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-->'''Churchill''': It's the sneaky little obscure ones that bring you to your knees, yes?

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-->'''Churchill''': It's the sneaky little obscure ones that bring you to your knees, yes?yes?
* Tommy trolling the IRA representatives in 2.01:
-->'''Man''': Please allow me to put a bullet in the scum tinker's head.
-->'''Irene''': No. He researches his enemies, that's why he's been chosen.
-->'''Tommy''': I'm chosen? (looking up at the man with the gun to his head) I'm ''chosen''. Can the chosen one smoke?
* The Shelby brothers' reaction to the jazz music in the Eden Club. Arthur in particular is ''not'' impressed.
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* Ada walking into no man's land between the Peaky Blinders and Kimber's men - pushing her baby carriage and ordering her husband to shut up.

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* Ada walking into no man's land between the Peaky Blinders and Kimber's men - pushing her baby carriage and ordering her husband to shut up.up.
* Major Campbell visits Winston Churchill in his office in 2.01... only to find the great man calmly (and innocently) sketching a nude life model during his lunch break. Churchill appears to enjoy Campbell's obvious discomfort:
-->'''Churchill''': I would guess you haven't been exposed to Bohemian society, Major?
-->'''Campbell''': Well, I... I play cards, on occasion.
-->'''Churchill''': You're a stranger to cocaine and exotic dancing too, I imagine.
-->'''Campbell''': I find the more obvious vices easiest to resist.
-->'''Churchill''': It's the sneaky little obscure ones that bring you to your knees, yes?
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* Tommy gets Polly back later in the episode, also while speaking to Freddie: (on the subject of Polly attempting to pay off Freddie to leave Birmingham) "Polly must have had a rush of blood - or port wine."
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* Polly losing her temper with Tommy in the church in 1.01, smacking him repeatedly with her handbag and yelling at him.

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* Polly losing her temper with Tommy in the church in 1.01, smacking him repeatedly with her handbag and yelling at him.
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-->'''Jeremiah''': God says he don't deal with Small Heath, sir!

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-->'''Jeremiah''': God says he don't deal with Small Heath, sir!sir!
* Ada walking into no man's land between the Peaky Blinders and Kimber's men - pushing her baby carriage and ordering her husband to shut up.
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-->'''Polly''': Lizzie Stark's never done a day's work vertical!

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-->'''Polly''': Men and their cocks never cease to amaze me. John, Lizzie Stark's never done a day's work vertical!

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-->'''Tommy''': (completely unsympathetically) Yeah. Just when things are starting to go right, Arthur, you've gotta go and do this? Look, you’re one of three shareholders. Me, you and John, and according to the law, we are equal partners and it’s written on the paperwork in black and white. A third, a third, a third. But the thing is, well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share so, just next time, use a gun, man.

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-->'''Tommy''': (completely unsympathetically) Yeah. Just when things are starting to go right, Arthur, you've gotta go and do this? Look, you’re one of three shareholders. Me, you and John, and according to the law, we are equal partners and it’s written on the paperwork in black and white. A third, a third, a third. But the thing is, well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share so, just next time, use a gun, man.man.
* Tommy bursting in on John and Esme's "efforts in cooperation".
-->'''Tommy''': John, I've told you to keep the doors locked. Could've been anyone. Get dressed, we're doing it today.
-->'''Esme''': Bugger that, he's doing me today.
-->'''Tommy''': Yeah, well, make sure he's done you by nine.
* Mr. Zhang's laundry service also boasts a brothel, and he'll clean and press your shirt while you're busy with your hooker.
* Winston Churchill's offhanded mention that the Prime Minister doesn't smile unless a political opponent dies.
* As Ada shows off her new baby, Arthur steals him and puts his razorblade cap on the baby's head.
-->'''Arthur''': Look, he looks just like me!
-->'''John'''': That's his arse looks like you, Arthur.
* Jeremiah deciding to join the battle.
-->'''Tommy''': I know you've vowed never to pick up a rifle again, Jeremiah, but can you ask God from me if you can help us today?
-->'''Jeremiah''': God says he don't deal with Small Heath, sir!
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* Tommy and Campbell talking about a potential team-up. The dialogue is great (and surprisingly full of HoYay), but the capper is Campbell's amused smirk at Tommy's response.
-->'''Campbell''': If I win a medal, I will have your initials engraved on its back side.
-->'''Tommy''': My initials on your backside? Quite an image.
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* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]] . . . standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".

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* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]] . . . standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".wedding".
* It's BlackComedy, but the exchange between Tommy and Arthur after [[spoiler: Arthur's attempted to hang himself]] is ActuallyPrettyFunny.
-->'''Tommy''': You should've used a gun.
-->'''Arthur''': Are you laughing at me?
-->'''Tommy''': (completely unsympathetically) Yeah. Just when things are starting to go right, Arthur, you've gotta go and do this? Look, you’re one of three shareholders. Me, you and John, and according to the law, we are equal partners and it’s written on the paperwork in black and white. A third, a third, a third. But the thing is, well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share so, just next time, use a gun, man.
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-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before . . . and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.//

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-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before . . . and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.//doing.

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* [[spoiler: Ada]] being five weeks late in her period. Seven, if you count weekends.'

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* [[spoiler: Ada]] being five weeks late in her period. Seven, if you count weekends.'


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* The entire scene where poor John tries to convince the rest of the family he should marry Lizzie Stark. Arthur's snickering into his drink, Polly's making hooker wisecracks, and even Tommy's hiding smiles behind John's back. All of Polly in that scene, really.
-->'''John''': I want you to see how brave she is!
-->'''Polly''': Brave is going where no man's gone before . . . and with Lizzie Stark, John, that is really not what you'll be doing.//
-->'''Polly''': Lizzie Stark's never done a day's work vertical!
* Grace saying she's Irish, she knows a million toasts.
* Tommy informing John he's [[ArrangedMarriage getting married]] . . . standing in front of the gun-wielding Lee family and telling John to "smile, it's a wedding".

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* [[spoiler: Ada]] being five weeks late in her period. Seven, if you count weekends.

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* [[spoiler: Ada]] being five weeks late in her period. Seven, if you count weekends.'
* Tommy Shelby on clothes shopping: "My suits are on the house, or the house burns down."
* Tommy's one-word response to the IRA sympathizer's NightmareFuel singing and general craziness: "[[DeadpanSnarker Bravo.]]"
* Freddie and Polly's exchange in 1x03:
-->'''Freddie''': You think I can't handle Tommy Shelby?
-->'''Polly''': I know you can't. I'm having trouble these days, and I'm twice the man you are.
* Arthur's sartorial commentary to Grace at Cheltenham, while he's in the middle of a robbery: "Nice dress."
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* Any time Campbell has to report in to his boss: Winston Churchill. Watching cool, collected, ruthless Campbell stammer and ramble like a schoolboy is hilarious.
* Polly losing her temper with Tommy in the church in 1.01, smacking him repeatedly with her handbag and yelling at him.
* John's double-take as he figures out Finn's drunk his beer at the bonfire. Finn's ''ten''.
* Polly's ShutUpKiss to ''Campbell'', to psych him out after he starts interrogating her and manhandling her.
* [[spoiler: Ada]] being five weeks late in her period. Seven, if you count weekends.

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