Night Court1984

[Christine can't understand why Harry isn't upset that his mother is dead]

Christine Sullivan:
Sir, your mother is dead. There's no shame in showing your grief.

Judge Harold T. "Harry" Stone:
So what kind of grief am I supposed to show for a woman who dumps a five-year-old boy the way another woman dumps her garbage?

Christine Sullivan:
Still, I can't believe you're capable of not feeling any loss.

Judge Harold T. "Harry" Stone:
I am capable of feeling loss. When Selma died, I felt loss. When Florence died, I felt loss. Because I cared very much for them and they cared for me. If I need comfort and compassion they were there. If I just needed a friend to talk to, they were there. But when I needed a mother, no one was there.