Hey. (the alarm continues to ring annoyingly)
Could you find that and turn it off, please? (Sara checks the clocks on the table, then finds it and turns it off. The alarm stops ringing. She picks up another clock)
Find the clock our guy used?
This is a good choice. According to the bomb data center which has a record of every component used in any bomb -- from Ted Kaczynski to teenage boys playing with fireworks -- the most recent timing device of choice is made by TimeTell SnoozeWell, $10.99 at any local drugstore. (she hands him the clock)
You spoiled all my fun. (Grissom starts to take apart the clock and Warrick walks in)
Warrick': Gris, can I get something clear here?
Warrick
Catherine gave me this "FP" which was part of the Hansen bomb and I'm supposed to figure out what tool the bomber used to engrave it.
You isolate the tool, and then we trace it.
Warrick
Yeah, but he could've used any number of things to initial it. I mean, screwdriver, a drill bit, a box cutter.
It's the same as guns-- we eliminate them one at a time.
Warrick
*sigh* So what are you guys up to?
We're off to blow up some bombs
Warrick
Oh i definitely got the wrong end of this case!
[Playing off Shakespeare's Hamlet] Alas, poor Warrick!
[Warrick is unhappy about Catherine assigning him to a different case]
419 at The Sphere, glass elevator. You're on it.
Warrick
This is a big case. I'm in a groove here.
Well, groove on down to the Strip.
Warrick
Whatever happened to "You cross the tape, you go the distance"?
I was probably saying that to get you to service my needs at the time.
[Grissom walks in with Dr. Gilbert, the female president of the School for the Deaf]
So that's why Grissom's late.
Warrick
You just don't like other women in his life.
I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that.
[Grissom wouldn't tell them how he learned sign language]
[coming into the room] What was that all about? Grissom signs?
Warrick
What does Grissom drink when he goes out at night?
Warrick
Exactly. Who knows anything about that guy?
Warrick
[Getting onto a roller coaster with Grissom] I thought we were getting a beer.
Warrick
C'mon, Grissom, you know this is your thing. [Starts to get up]
Ah-ah-ah! Every 9 years and 34 days, I feel like sharing. You'll like it. It cleanses you.
Warrick
Cleanses me? Whatever happened to my evaluation?
Warrick
Black tar heroin. This is the difference between a Cadillac and a Pinto.
Warrick
It's my job. I count at least six balloons, and that's just in the bedroom. The dealer must have come down the chimney. It's like Christmas in July here. Not that Braun even needed any more drugs.
Yeah, looks like the guy had a pill for everything. Can you get a print off those balloons?
Warrick
I can get a print off the air.
No one can predict more than a few seconds into the future.
I predict I'll still be standing here one minute from now.
Warrick
Where are we going with this?
Paige was in her dorm room and then ended up in the dumpster. Somewhere between her dorm room and the dumpster is our answer. That's where we're going. Coming, Nick?
Warrick
[to Nick] Nice try, Nostradamus.