CSI: Crime Scene Investigation2000

Gil Grissom:
A penny for your thoughts?

Dr. Raymond Langston:
[Pointing up to where the Tom Donover was sitting] He was sitting right there. He was looking at me, I was looking at him. All I saw was another student.

Gil Grissom:
That's all I saw.

Dr. Raymond Langston:
I guess I'm tired of getting fooled.

Gil Grissom:
People lie, Professor. The only thing that we can count on is the evidence.

Dr. Raymond Langston:
Thank you for letting me help. It was... [pauses] Well, it was something that I really needed to do. [Starts to walk away]

Gil Grissom:
Hey [Langston turns around] I don't know if you'd have any interest, but we have a job position open in our lab.

Dr. Raymond Langston:
You're serious? [Grissom nods] I can't imagine myself as a cop.

Gil Grissom:
We're not cops. We come from a wide variety of backgrounds. You're a medical doctor. You're totally qualified. It's an entry level position. The hours are terrible, the pay is bad.

Dr. Raymond Langston:
But money's not exactly the object, is it?

Gil Grissom:
I think that you'd be a great help to CSI and you might really enjoy it.

Dr. Raymond Langston:
I'll think on it.