Category 6: Day of Destruction Quotes

Category 6: Day of Destruction is a TV program that debuted in 2004 on CBS. Category 6: Day of Destruction completed its run in 2004.

Category 6: Day of Destruction aired for 2 episodes. It features Leslie Belzberg as producer, Jeff Rona as theme composer, and Neil Roach as head of cinematography.

Category 6: Day of Destruction is recorded in English and originally aired in US. Each episode of Category 6: Day of Destruction is 174 minutes long. Category 6: Day of Destruction is distributed by CBS Television. Spinoffs for this show include Category 7: The End of the World.

The cast includes: Randy Quaid as Tornado Tommy, Brian Dennehy as Andy Goodman, Brian Markinson as Chris Haywood, Alicia Johnston as Sabrina Rogers, and Dianne Wiest as Secretary of Energy Shirley Abbott.

Category 6: Day of Destruction Quotes

Dianne Wiest as Secretary of Energy Shirley Abbott

• (Dianne Wiest) "I can see it now; "During the great American Blackout, Secretary of Energy Abbott sat in her office and watched the lights go out.""

Brian Dennehy as Andy Goodman

• (Brian Dennehy) "Tornadoes destroy Las Vegas, we got hurricane force winds in the Gulf. We miss 'em both?"
• (Brian Markinson) "What can I say? We were caught off guard."
• (Brian Dennehy) "People are dead because we failed. But from now on, if a dog farts in Duluth, I expect to somebody to know about it."

• (Brian Dennehy) "How could it knock down the Arch? I thought that thing was built to withstand 300-mile-an-hour winds."
• (Alicia Johnston) "I thought the highest winds ever recorded for an F5 tornado were 243 miles an hour."
• (Brian Dennehy) "Which makes this an F6. And we've never seen an F6."

Randy Quaid as Tornado Tommy

• (Randy Quaid) "Whoa, baby, we're going for a ride --."

• (Randy Quaid) "I got triplets. I got triplets."

• (Randy Quaid) "That was worth getting up in the morning for, wasn't it, huh? Did y'all like that?"

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