Bones, Season 3

[Booth is shooting hoops at the basketball court while at a college campus investigating a case.]

Brennan:
The truth is, athletes are basically emotionally arrested in boyhood, acting out childish games as though they have adult importance. You know, the only thing more juvenile are grown adults who watch sports.

Booth:
[confronts Brennan] Why'd you gotta say stuff like that?

Brennan:
[surprised] What? You mean the truth?

Booth:
All right. You know what? I'm a jock, so when you say those, you know, things that you say, what are you saying about me?

Brennan:
Nothing! You grew out of it!

Booth:
No, I didn't, alright? My shoulder cracked out on me. Otherwise I would've gone all the way with it. [turns to leave]

Brennan:
What?

Booth:
And another thing, all right, I, uh, fought in a war! So if sports is a, uh, "childish" substitute, I can live with that! [walks out of the court]