CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Season 1

Grissom:
You just compromised our investigation.

Catherine:
He deserved to know the truth.

Grissom:
Knowing how she died, yes. Knowing that she had an affair -- how does that bring closure?

Catherine:
I guess you just have to be on the wrong end of an affair to understand.

Grissom:
You can't make this about Eddie. Look, you hurt our case because your ex hurt you.

Catherine:
We bring ourselves to our cases. We can't help it. I knew how Barger felt. Would you just relax? I didn't give him chapter and verse.

Grissom:
You can't give him anything, Catherine. We're scientists. We're not psychiatrists or victims' rights advocates.

Catherine:
You're right, you know. I should be just like you. Alone in my hermetically sealed condo watching discovery on the big screen working genius- level crossword puzzles, but no relationships. No chance any will slop over into a case. Right. I want to be just like you.

Grissom:
Technically, it's a townhouse. And the crosswords are advanced, not genius. But you're right. I'm deficient in a lot of ways. But I never screw up one of my cases with personal stuff.

Catherine:
Grissom ... what personal stuff?