Kurdy is by far the best part of Jeremiah
And just when I think I couldn't possibly love the character more than I already do, he says something like this:
"Yeah, I've got a thing about libraries, man. They're more sacred than churches to me and if somebody wants to pillage this temple, they've got to come through me."
and then later in the same episode, this:
"Now how are we to know where we are going, if we don't even know where we've been? These books are our bridge to our past. They allow us to touch other lives--generation upon generation--artists, philosophers, poets. We let them die, we're burning those bridges. We let those words die, we are killing our history as well as our future."
"Yeah, I've got a thing about libraries, man. They're more sacred than churches to me and if somebody wants to pillage this temple, they've got to come through me."
and then later in the same episode, this:
"Now how are we to know where we are going, if we don't even know where we've been? These books are our bridge to our past. They allow us to touch other lives--generation upon generation--artists, philosophers, poets. We let them die, we're burning those bridges. We let those words die, we are killing our history as well as our future."