Bones, Season 7

Brennan:
Do you miss your father, Booth?

Booth:
Why? He's been gone for twenty years. No.

Brennan:
Are you going to open the box?

Booth:
You know I don't really want to talk about this.

Brennan:
But I do, and I might say the wrong thing, but for the time being we're sharing our lives and that means you can't shut me out, Booth.

Booth:
What's the point? [Brennan retrieves and places the box in front of him] Seriously? Bones.

Brennan:
Quantum physicists have postulated that the way we experience time is an illusion; that it doesn't happen in a linear way. That past and present, in reality, there's no difference.

Booth:
Bones, what are you trying to get at?

Brennan:
You do have some good memories of your father. You told me that. There was the time when the river froze and he woke you up at midnight to skating, and the time you were sweeping up at his barbershop when he put on Louis Prima and pretended that the electric razor was a microphone. And the World Series, your one perfect day together. Those good times with your dad are happening right now. They'll always be happening. You deserve to keep those alive.