CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Officer (referring to Sara): She's lucky she wasn't on the strip; that's highway patrol's jurisdiction. She blew .09. Technically she's over, but they just lowered the limit so we cut her a break and didn't book her. But we did have to call the supervisor. (Grissom and the Officer enter the waiting room where Sara is) Grissom: Well, thank you. I appreciate the courtesy. Officer: No problem. (Grissom walks over to Sara, sits down next to her, and squeezes her hand) Grissom: C'mon, I'll take you home.

Grissom: Maybe rape is just foreplay for this guy. Maybe what he really gets off on is killing.

Sara: Hey, hey, Nick, congratulations on your almost promotion. Seriously, you deserved it. Nick: Wow, that's really hard for you isn't it? Sara: Yeah, it is.

(Grissom wants a blood sample) Todd Coombs: This is harassment. I've already given you guys a DNA sample. Grissom: You know that bone marrow donation you gave to your brother? I checked your medical records, his body rejected it and he died. I'm guessing that's when you found out about your unique condition. Todd Coombs: The doctors explained it. I'm a creature of myth. Grissom: A chimera. A head of a lion, body of a goat, tail of a dragon. You're a genetic anomoly. One person two completely different sets of DNA.

Grissom: That's not what the evidence says. Catherine: Well, maybe the evidence is wrong. Grissom: You can be wrong, I can be wrong but the evidence is just the evidence.

Bailey Coombs: You got something against my family? Sara: You got something against cooperating?

Greg: Grissom, I have some information that'll be of a use to you but before you get it I need a decision. Grissom: What? Greg: I'm tired of being on the fence here. Either I'm in the lab or I'm in the field. Which is it? Grissom: Well, as soon as you can find and train a replacement you can be in the field. Until then I need you in the lab. Now give.

Sara: What? Grissom: How many vacation days do you have on the books? Sara: About ten weeks, I guess. Why? Grissom: I think you should take a week or two. Sara: I'm still on the case. I just didn't do the interview for once in my life. When was the last time that you took a vacation, never, right? Grissom: Okay.