"Fire one!" *whacks a golf ball off the submarine deck and onto the nearby putting green*
"Great. We just chased down a boatload of beered-up fishermen."
Nitro singing along with a Frank Sinatra song while working on the radio, while Sonar watches him in bewilderment. One shock later, and he's switched to repeating a baseball game's commentator.
Dodge: "That boy's absorbed a lot of voltage."
Sonar's faking a whale song to trick the Orlando into thinking they had detected whales, not the Stingray.
And, immediately beforehand, Dodge attempting to silently instruct him to do that very thing, mostly by way of pantomime - to Sonar's considerable confusion. And then Nitro joins in, with no indication that he has any clue what Dodge is actually trying to say...
Followed by the crew of the Stingray trying desperately to avoid making a noise as they struggle to deal with the sudden influx of methane into the ship's air supply...
Jackson: (in a choked whisper) "Somebody needs to sew his ass shut!"
Once the crisis has passed, among the orders Dodge issues:
Dodge: Someone find Buckman and launch him out a torpedo tube.
Before the start of the ending credits, the crew of the Stingray act in a video of Village People's "In The Navy". While the scenario as a whole is somewhat silly, the various expressions on their faces knocks it out of the park, so to speak.
Admiral Winslow's response to Dodge's initial lack of enthusiasm for the wargame and his gloomy prediction that he's going to get his ass kicked:
Winslow: Damn it to hell, don't go by the book, think like a pirate! I want a man with a tattoo on his dick! Have I got the right man?
Dodge: [wryly] By some strange coincidence, you do, sir.
