Supergirl (TV Series)

Blind Spots (2021)

Jhaleil Swaby: Orlando Davis

Quotes 

• Orlando Davis : [Kelly visits Joey in the hospital]  I keep telling the doctors he's getting worse, but no one's listening. They keep saying he should be fine.

  Joey Davis : I feel really bad.

  Kelly Olsen : I know. We are gonna figure this out, Joey. I promise.

  [Dig's scanner beeps] 

  Kelly Olsen : Have the nurse check him again. As long as he's sick, keep pushing.

• Councilwoman Jean Rankin : Yes, the disaster two nights ago was horrible for all of us. But as you can see, I'm back working for this community.

  Reporter : I'm hearing that there are still people in the hospital injured from the explosion.

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : All I can say is I feel great. I'm back on my feet, and I'm here to show everyone that they shouldn't let their own weakness hold them back.

  Orlando Davis : So you just got better, huh? Just like that?

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : I'm not taking questions from the public right now.

  Orlando Davis : I watched you leave the hospital. You get some fancy treatment and get better? What about my brother? What about all the people in that hospital?

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : I want to help the people of this community. I want to help you pull yourselves up by your own bootstraps.

  Orlando Davis : It's not us who are the problem, it's you and the whole system that supports you. The same system that puts us down while it tells us to pull ourselves up. People deserve better.

• Orlando Davis : Thank you.

  Guardian : I'll always be here for you all. Also, the cops got Rankin.

  Orlando Davis : I guess justice is being served.

  Guardian : Sounds like the Heights is gonna need a new council member.

  Orlando Davis : Nah, I'm out. I'm an ex-con. I don't even have a place to live, and I gotta take care of Joey.

  Guardian : That's exactly why they need you. You've fought harder than anyone I've met for what's right here.

  Orlando Davis : I'll think about it.

• Kelly Olsen : How's Rankin so much better?

  John Diggle : Who's that?

  Kelly Olsen : She's the councilwoman who represents the neighborhood. Although, she's more focused on gentrifying it than helping her constituents. She was near the building when it imploded and was here sick the other night.

  John Diggle : She looks fine now.

  Kelly Olsen : [her scanner beeps]  She's reading high levels of fifth-dimensional energy. We need to get her back to the Tower. She must be connected to all of this.

  Orlando Davis : Who's connected?

  [seeing Rankin outside] 

  Orlando Davis : Rankin, again.

  Kelly Olsen : [he turns to leave]  Orlando, don't!

  John Diggle : [following him out]  You may need to suit up.

• Kelly Olsen : Councilwoman Rankin, are you okay?

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : Yes, I'm... I will be fine. Thank you so much for your concern.

  Kelly Olsen : Well, 'cause the hospital's overwhelmed. They've run out of beds, and they really need more equipment and more aid.

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : Don't think I would take any bed from anyone here. I'm gonna make some calls. Let's go and open up a bed for one of the good people of this community.

  [her stretcher is wheeled away] 

  Councilwoman Jean Rankin : Thank you so much for bringing my attention to it.

  Kelly Olsen : [Orlando approaches]  Uh, she said she'd help... and she just left.

  Orlando Davis : Of course she did. Aren't you friends with Supergirl? She got the council to listen to me about the Ormfell building. Maybe she can help here.

• Orlando Davis : [after the Ormfell implodes and collapses]  How did this happen?

  Kelly Olsen : I-I don't know. But someone called 911. They'll be here soon.

  Orlando Davis : To the Heights? By the time they get here, people won't make it.

• Guardian : I'm here because of Kelly Olsen.

  Orlando Davis : You're...

  Guardian : Guardian. I know how to give everyone their energy back. But I need your help.

  Orlando Davis : I'm not leaving my brother. All you heroes end up being the same. You say you care, but you're just gonna go and leave us with a mess to clean up. Why should I trust you?

  Guardian : You shouldn't. Trust should be earned. And when you've been wronged, nothing in you tells you to trust again. I'm just asking for a chance. A start to prove I'm different.

  Orlando Davis : What do you need?