"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" Face Lift (TV Episode 2001) - Gary Dourdan as CSI Warrick Brown

Warrick Brown : Oh, you're only agreeing with Sara's theory because you have a crush on her.

David Phillips : No, that's why I wore a clean coat.
Sara Sidle : [to Warrick] Interesting voice mail you left me.

Warrick Brown : What's that?

Sara Sidle : Meet me behind CSI and bring a cotton nightgown. I'd wear it for you but... uh, I prefer pajamas.
Warrick Brown : Spontaneous human combustion is science fiction.

Sara Sidle : I know.

Warrick Brown : There's no such thing as a human torch.

Sara Sidle : What if it is real and we've uncovered it?

Warrick Brown : Sara, this is a crime scene. Stay with me here, okay? Don't lose it.

Sara Sidle : I'm not. I'm just open to all theories.
Sara Sidle : I checked with Homicide again. They found no evidence of foul play.

Warrick Brown : What about the husband, is he still a suspect?

Sara Sidle : No motive. O'Riley spoke with friends and relatives. They were a loving couple.

Warrick Brown : What about, uh... life insurance policies?

Sara Sidle : No, and you're reaching.

Warrick Brown : I'm not the one who's reaching here.

Sara Sidle : We're scientists, right? We want answers, the satisfaction of certainty. I'm not ignoring scientific method. I'm just keeping an open mind. If we eliminate all the alternatives, we're left with spontaneous combustion. That's exciting!

Warrick Brown : That would be cool, but you've been jumping to conclusions from minute one.

Sara Sidle : She's a pile of ash.

Gary Dourdan: CSI Warrick Brown