CSI: NY

Mac: You really believe you can save the planet with bombs? Theodore Wicks: I guess we'll find out, huh?

Michael Elgers: What do you want, pig? Flack: Good talk.

Mac: Allison rented the van, that's how we found her print on the rear view mirror. But she didn't know what it was for, did she? Why involve her in her own father's death? Theodore Wicks: Every member plays a role. Allison was no exception, even if her father was the target.

Stella: (To Felix Redman) Peasant farmers in Guiyu, China are paid eight dollars a day to dismantle your circuit board and burn your cathode ray tubes for the very valuable lead inside of them. Eight dollars a day to breathe in certain death.

Stella: (To Felix Redman about his daughter) She's a member of the Purists. It's an environmental terrorist organization. Ironic, huh? The other members of her organization found out what you've been doing, and they told Allison they were going to take you out. Even though she knew the truth, your daughter still tried to save you. She probably made it right through the front door when the bomb went off.

Stella: You know, I'm curious. What was going through your mind when that bomb went off? Adam: Well, uh, you know how they say your entire life is supposed to flash before your eyes when you think you're gonna die? Stella: Yeah, I'm familiar with that one. Yeah. Adam: The only thing I could muster up is when Joey Allen beat me in the head during a dodge ball game in third grade.

Hawkes: Welcome back. Love you, brother. Adam: Thanks. It's good to be back.

Adam: (About himself) So, what can I do to help catch the guy that almost killed New York's most eligible bachelor?

Adam: FBI, ATF, Homeland Security, our department. I had to recreate this story over a dozen times. And some of the guys were acting like I had something to do with it. Hawkes: Did you? (Pause) I'm just messing with you, man. I'm glad you're all right.

Michael Elgers: Do I really have to listen to this crap? Flack: Indulge me, Mr. Elgers, then I'll let you get back to your beer and your racism.

Hawkes: (As they examine the debris) I'm telling you, Linds, this kind of tedious work makes me appreciate Adam just that much more.

Sid: I realize this is usually the part where I tell you that I found some strange, unusual, bizarre, aberrant, peculiar, idiosyncratic… that's it, I don't have any more synonyms for strange. Wait… weird, weird piece of evidence. But, alas, there's no Gila monster in her stomach. She simply succumbed to the bomb.

Lindsay: You think they need another hand? Danny: You kidding me? No, you're not going out there. Lindsay: It's my last case before I go home. I just want to be useful. Danny: Ah, well, between the fumes from the blast and the dust from the house it's too risky. Besides, you're gonna have plenty to do when we bring half the crime scene back here.

Danny: You excited about going to Montana? Lindsay: Yeah, yeah, I'm excited to see my mom. I want her to see me pregnant. You know, I mean, it's gotta be really cool to see your daughter pregnant. Danny: Mm-hmm. Lindsay: If this is a girl, I'm already looking forward to that. Danny: Yeah. If this is a girl, no guy's getting close enough to her to get her pregnant.

Mac: This fragment is big enough to estimate a radius of 12 inches. Flack: You two are gonna talk Chinese now, right? Mac: Circumference equals two pi r. Stella: Two times 3.14 times 12. Mac: Approximately 72 inches.

(Standing in front of City Clerk's office) Lindsay: Danny... Danny: Look, I'm tired of being afraid, alright? You and me? We make sense, ok? You're everything I've always wanted. I wanna be with you. And I can be the guy that you want me to be. I know I can, I am that guy. Lindsay: I know you are. Danny: Then, let's walk through this door together. C'mon, let's do it. Let's take that leap. (Lindsay kisses Danny) Lindsay: (Smiling) You got a money order?

(Right before the wedding ceremony starts) Lindsay: What if I'd said no? Stella: Not a chance.

Stella: (to Felix) You'll have a lot of time behind bars to think about all of this. So, I'll just leave you with these images. (Hands him over the Guiyu e-waste deposit images of the miserable working conditions of the labourers there)

Sid: So, how do you feel? It's your last case, right? Then off to Montana. Lindsay: Feels pretty good. Sid: I bet it does. No bodies at 3 am. No double shifts with no sleep. A slice of pizza on the run. Lindsay: Constipation, swelling in the feet. Help getting up from the chair. Constant urination. Wanna switch? Sid: I already have all that. I just want the time off.

Danny: I asked her to marry me, Mac. Did you know that? She told me no. Said I was just asking her because she was pregnant. Mac: Was she right? Danny: No, I mean I... I dunno, Mac... I love her, I do. I know that, but I just know myself and and I don't wanna disappoint her... or the kid. Mac: Those fears are normal, Danny. I know that because I felt the same way with Claire. All those doubts about who you are and what you're capable of. I wasn't in a hurry to have children with Claire. I always felt that in the end I might disappoint her or myself. Now she's gone and it's something I'll always regret for the rest of my life. Danny, God brought you and Lindsay together. I believe that. And you have been blessed with a gift. The greatest gift that life has to offer. You can choose to live in a place of fear or you can believe in the best version of yourself.

Michael Elgers: Hey! The girl that got killed? She's white or black? Flack: She's dead.

Lindsay: Danny, what the hell are we doing here? I'm leaving in the morning, I've gotta pack. Danny: You don't have to remind me that you're leaving, It's all I've been thinking about. Lindsay: Then what are we doing here? Who are these friends I need to meet all of a sudden? Danny: I think, ah, it's just around the corner here. (They arrive outside door which says Wedding Ceremonies)