The Tenth Doctor: "I've got an old friend called Jamie. Another Scot. Bit of a rebel, brave as they come." Doctor Who Comic #7.
Jamie McCrimmon: "Look at the size of that thing, Doctor!"
The Second Doctor: "It is a big one, isn't it, Jamie?" (Various occasions.)
The Sixth Doctor: "I don't care how old you are, Jamie. You're still my friend, and I'm counting on your help." The World Shapers.
Narrator (Zoe's point of view): "Not for the first time she wished Jamie was at her side, Jamie with his sturdy strength and endless reserves of loyalty ... Jamie had become a kind of ambassador to the estranged younger generation. Good for Jamie! But he wasn't at Zoe's side where he belonged, she thought resentfully." The Wheel of Ice.
The Second Doctor: "Jamie was magnificent. But then I knew he would be. He produced a whole battery of emotions, each one of which is imprinted in here, see?"
Waterfield: "The human factor?"
The Second Doctor: "Well, a part of it at least. The better part. Courage, pity, chivalry, friendship, even compassion. Some of the virtues." The Evil of the Daleks.
Jamie (with some bagpipes he has found in the TARDIS): "I could fix those easily."
The Second Doctor: "Yes, I was afraid of that." The Abominable Snowmen.