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** Alex {{spoiler|taking the Captain's job just long enough to ensure Goren is treated kindly in his exit interview}} before {{spoiler|resigning as a police officer, unable to continue on the job without her beloved partner}}. Cue massive, ''massive'' [[Fan-Preferred Couple|shipping squee]] and one of the most satisfying exits for a pair of characters in television history.
* In a convoluted sort of way, the following: In "Gemini" (Season Two, Episode Two), the bad guy of the episode just melts down while in session with his paranoid schizophrenic brother. He just blows up and starts screaming about how said brother was a hindrance and a burden and useless. The brother looks at him, visibly saddened. As they cart the bad guy out, his brother turns to him and says:
{{quote|''It's okay, Spence. We're still brothers.''}}
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