Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 3 Episode 16

Elliot Stabler: Why lie about her teacher?
Olivia Benson: Because she desperately wants to belong.
John Munch: Now that's taking peer pressure a little too far.

Cynthia Wilmont: Look at my mom. She's beautiful. If I looked like her...
Olivia Benson: There's nothing wrong with the way you look. You are beautiful, too.
Cynthia Wilmont: Right. On the inside. Pretty girls always say that to make the ugly ones feel better.
Olivia Benson: Everyone has doubts and problems. Even the ones in the so-called popular crowd.

Olivia Benson: It's important to be in the in-crowd?
Cynthia Wilmont: It's everything.
Olivia Benson: But it's not worth your health and your safety.

Cynthia Wilmont: What's gonna happen now?
Olivia Benson: Nothing. Even though I know what happened I can't do anything unless you talk.
Cynthia Wilmont: So you know what happened?
Olivia Benson: Yeah.

Ross McKenzie: Kids tend to lie when their backs are against the wall.
Elliot Stabler: Adults too.

Ross McKenzie: I'm not leaving 'till I know what this is about.
Elliot Stabler: Well I guess we could do this here. We need to talk about alcohol and drug distribution.
Ross McKenzie: Okay, okay. I'm leaving.

Elliot Stabler: You know, it is abundantly clear to me, you are a parent and I am a paycheck.
Kathy Stabler: You're a good father, but you're overreacting.

Don Cragen: Since when is oral sex not sex?
Olivia Benson: Since Bill Clinton said it wasn't.

Elliot Stabler: Olivia, I need a favor.
Olivia Benson: Okay. Bear in mind I don't have any money. I'm an underpaid detective just like you.

Fin Tutuola: I hate talking to kids this age
John Munch: That's because you can't slap 'em if they give you lip.
Fin Tutuola: Who says I can't?
John Munch: Then what is your issue with the pubescent set?
Fin Tutuola: The stink of pimple cream turns my stomach.

Kathy Stabler: We're lucky. We've never had any trouble with the kids.
Elliot Stabler: Trouble is relative.

John Munch: How old was he?
Kid: Well, not grandpa old, like you.