CSI: NY

Stella: How's it going? Danny: Feeling old. Stella: I'd say it was the cold weather, but you're too young for aches and pains like that. Danny: Well, Mac asked Adam to develop our vic's roll of film. Kid had no idea what he was talking about. Digital generation. Stella: I hope you hit him. Danny: Oh, I did.

(About some pictures of the victim after being attacked) Danny: Found these at the end of the roll. Stella: Imagine recording the last moments of your life on film. Danny: Talk about a self-portrait.

Flack: She was British? Jimmy Duncan: Oh, yeah, right down to the afternoon tea. Stella: Any other visitors? Jimmy Duncan: Nah, just the boyfriend... pretty much. Flack: What do you mean, 'pretty much?' Jimmy Duncan: Pretty much, pretty much.

Mac: I understand you two walked in the park every day at sunset. Keith Borgese: Yeah. Mac: Why was last night different? Keith Borgese: We had an argument a few days ago. Mac: Was the argument about another man? Keith Borgese: No. Why would you say that? Mac: A witness described an older gentleman Estelle may have had a relationship with. Keith Borgese: I have no idea what you're talking about. My girlfriend just died and you ask me that?

Flack: Billy James? Billy James: I take it you guys don't want 'NYPD' tattooed on your forearms?

Sid: This particular scar is the result of a cutting ceremony shared by... a certain cult. Mac: Cult? Sid: Look, I'll just say it straight. I think our vic may have been killed by a vampire.

Sid: I believe they're called Sanguine Vampires, or, simply, Real Vampires, as opposed to Lifestyle Vampires, which are more about the Gothic style and so on. But Real or Sanguine Vampires can get very philosophical and see it basically as their religion. And one way they discover that higher place is through blood exchange. Which, apparently, is a consensual act. Mac: All right. And, erm... you know this how? Sid: (Giggling) Oh, don't give me that look. I mean, you know, my eccentricities only go so far. I promise you, I'm no vampire.

Sid: You said the father was from Europe? Mac: England. Sid: Perhaps the family has Romanian roots. Maybe they're descendants of Vlad the Impaler.

Sid: It's just fascinating to me, from a purely scientific perspective, of course. With everything that's out there right now, the idea of ingesting another person's unscreened blood is... you know, quite frightening. Mac: Well, this whole theory, Sid, is a bit frightening.

Sid: It appears Estelle Christensen had a dark side. Mac: Which I intend to shed some light on.

Flack: Well, that's a relief. Danny: What? Flack: She's got a bed. Danny: What'd you think? She'd have a coffin?

Danny: How does one get involved in this? I mean, when do you have that moment of deciding, 'I want to suck someone else's blood'? Flack: I don't know. Whatever happened to kids playing Stickball or Manhunt?

Joseph Vance: (While performing the vampire scar ritual) Test everything. Believe nothing.

Joseph Vance: You have no right to be in here! Flack: Not gonna bite me, are you?

Mac: Take a seat, Mr. Vance. You own a cord blood bank and in your spare time, you slit people's wrists. You a bloodthirsty man? Joseph Vance: Despite what you think, I have never harmed a human being. Mac: Then what do you call that party my men broke up in your living room? Joseph Vance: Such a sad world you live in. Fear of what you don't know.

Joseph Vance: I am deeply disturbed by Estelle's death. Mac: You are deeply disturbed. I'll give you that much.

Stella: We might just have enough to put Mr. Vance away. Hawkes: That wouldn't suck.

Hawkes: Even though DNA results found all their blood on the blade, doesn't definitively put any of them at the scene. Stella: How about Dracula? Can we put him on there, too? Danny: Should I add him to the list of our suspects?

Mac: I won't pretend to understand what these people believe in, but from everything we've seen and heard, this sect, haven, whatever you want to call it, is nonviolent. Hawkes: Mac's right. Just because we're not followers of Joseph Vance doesn't mean the evidence supports him killing our vic. Mac: And biting an ear or a neck, for that matter, isn't a part of their ritual.

(About Keith Borgese) Stella: If he wasn't involved in the ceremony, his blood shouldn't have been on that blade. Danny: No. Mac: Which means this kid could have spilled more blood than anyone else.