[Talking about Flack taking Mac home]
Will you be giving me milk and cookies and singing a lullaby?
Lullaby thing's a bit weird...but milk and cookies can happen. [Grins]
[Mac grins back]
Let's go.
S7 E20Nothing for Something
S7 E21Life Sentence
What are you after?
RHRaymond Harris
Justice.
You want to kill me, Harris? Kill me. Here I am. Make a move.
RHRaymond Harris
Then there wouldn't be any surprises. Where's the fun in that?
You always walked the line, Bill, but I never thought you'd cross it.
BHBill Hunt
Not a day went by that I didn't think of turning myself in.
But you didn't
BHBill Hunt
It wouldn't have made a difference.
It would have to me.
BHBill Hunt
Day hasn't gone by when I haven't thought about turning myself in.
But you never did.
BHBill Hunt
It wouldn't have made a difference.
It would have to me.
S7 E22Exit Strategy
Danny, check your schedule. You'll receive a 'must appear' for Wednesday.
I can cover your cases for you if you have any deadlines.
Ah, thanks, Doc (To Lindsay) You weren't even gonna offer, were you?
Solve your own damn cases.
I can't wait to get married.
Okay, what's going on, Mac? I know you better than you think. Something's up. What suddenly compelled you to investigate a robbery at a bodega on Austin and 123rd?
I'm the head of the Crime Lab, Jo. I think that more or less entitles me to re-evaluate any case I want, whenever I want.
Fine. I have no problem with that. But I'm your colleague and friend and I think that more or less entitles me to ask why.
You know, you're going old school with that string. You'd be amazed at what computers can do nowadays.
It's an old case. Old habits.
What's up?
You just killed two people: owner and an employee behind the counter.
That sounds like me.
This case has been sitting on the edge of my desk for the last nine years.
You got a new lead?
No.
Is the chif asking about it?
Nope.
Then, whats up? Why you looking into it now?
No reason.
Know what I'm thinking? I want you to go into the bathroom, take these two bricks of cocaine and I want you to strap them to your body. All right? Then I'm going to meet you downstairs, okay? I'm gonna get it home, I'm gonna cut it and I'm gonna package it. And I'm going to become... (Imitating Al Pacino) ...Danny Montana. I'm a political prisoner from Staten Island.
So you have no problem using me as a drug mule?
No. If you want to be involved, you're going to have to take on some of the risk.
Well, it sounds like I'm taking on all of the risk. The only thing you risk is being mocked for doing a bad Pacino impression.
So you're not a fan of being the wife of a very powerful and, and, and very handsome, of I do say so myself, drug lord. I anticipated that, because I know a little bit about you so I have a plan B for making some extra dough.
Well, does it involve you dressing in drag and turning tricks? Because that I'm totally okay with.
How does Sergeant Danny Messer sound?
Are you serious? You're thinking about taking the sergeant's exam?
Maybe.
I think that's a great idea.
Good. 'Cause I took it a few months ago and I'm waiting for the results in a few days.
What? Why didn't you tell me?
I mean, I haven't told anyone. I mean, I don't know if I want it. I mean, it's more money. It puts me on the path to possibly running this lab one day but it takes me away from here. It would take me away from the team. It would take me away from you.
Well, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I love that you're thinking about our future like this.
We processed this thing when the crime occurred and we never got a second donor. Why would it be different now?
Well, I used a different genetic analyzer. Every instrument varies in sensitivity. If I ran it through a third one might not pick it up but this one did. Machines. Sometimes there's no rational explanation for why they do what they do.
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