- Roger T. 'Race' Bannon: Oh, Dr. Quest, would you and Raj Guru step out here on the balcony?
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: Trouble, Race?
- Roger T. 'Race' Bannon: Uh, no, sir. Not now, but someone's been playing pretty rough.
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: [surveying the courtyard full of dead yeti-men] Looks like they've all been wiped out by some tremendous force.
- Jonny Quest: Kinda scary, huh, Hadji?
- Hadji: Who's scared?
- Jonny Quest: I am.
- Hadji: Me, too.
- [they laugh]
- Roger T. 'Race' Bannon: Doctor, I thought Sir Edmund Hillary proved that yeti, or the abominable snowmen, don't exist.
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: Well, that's true, Race, but sometimes native superstitions are just as powerful as scientific proof.
- Jonny Quest: [as boulders strike the buildings] It's raining rocks!
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: They're probably rolling down from the mountainside.
- Hadji: The yeti might be throwing them. They are suppose to be very strong.
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: This is avalanche country. You get used to a few little ones.
- Jonny Quest: Seeing as how you know everything, Haj, what's the scoop on this yeti stuff?
- Hadji: They're also called abominable snowmen. They have feet that point backward, scream like a banshee, and are invisible.
- Jonny Quest: Well, if they're invisible, how can anybody see a yeti?
- Hadji: No one has - yeti.
- Hadji: Jonny, look! Tracks!
- Jonny Quest: Wow, look at the size of 'em! I bet it's a yeti!
- Hadji: You better go tell your dad.
- Jonny Quest: I better go find my dog.
- Jonny Quest: Greetings from Spaceship No. 3!
- Dr. Benton C. Quest: I hope you boys have a good excuse.
- Jonny Quest: Well, uh... I'll try to think of one, Dad.