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217. Felonious Monk

Nick Stokes: I hate taking off my shoes.

218. Chasing the Bus

Gil Grissom: Did you enjoy being in the field?
Greg Sanders: You heard about it, too?
Gil Grissom: What?
Greg Sanders: That I ... messed up.
Gil Grissom: No.
Greg Sanders: Well, then ... I enjoyed it fine.
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Nick Stokes: It's all right, man. Stop apologizing.
Greg Sanders: Oh, I feel bad. I just froze up.
Nick Stokes: That's why we have fielding training, Greg. No disrespect, but you're not qualified to be out here.

219. Stalker

Warrick Brown: This could be a lot of things.
Gil Grissom: You'll figure it out.

220. Cats in the Cradle

Greg Sanders:Yeah, I'm like a sponge. I just absorb information.
Gil Grissom: I thought that was my line.
Greg Sanders: Yeah, and I absorbed it.

221. Anatomy of a Lye

Sara Sidle: I hate lawyers.
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Nick Stokes: Everybody thinks they have a plan till things start to go wrong.

222. Cross-Jurisdictions

Horatio Caine: You take care of yourself.
Catherine Willows: I always do.

223. The Hunger Artist

Gil Grissom (To Sara Sidle): It's like a crossword puzzle, isn't it? Once you pick it up, you can't put it down.
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Gil Grissom: Obviously most of crime scene investigation is about seeing. But much of it is about hearing as well. Listening. Knowing how to listen. Not just to what people are saying but how they say it ... how their tone of voice matches their facial expressions or body posture. So, even if I read lips and know what they're saying ... it's not enough.
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Warrick Brown: If other people inflicted as much torture as women inflict upon themselves, there would be lawsuits.