Elementary, Season 1

Watson:
You're missing out on quite a story back there. The stab wound he sustained, he claims he got it in a struggle, but I'm pretty sure if he had there would have been more damage. Looks more like he was stationary, maybe even restrained. I used to be a surgeon and I don't know if I could have found a way to stab a man without actually doing any real harm. If that's what you meant to do, I'm impressed. You were trying to make some sort of point.

Holmes:
He presumed to know me and he needed to be shown that he did not.

Watson:
He says he's willing to confess to all the murders, but he won't give you up.

Holmes:
He believes that hes been wronged. He thinks I'm the best chance he has at bring whoever wronged him to justice.

Watson:
Are you planning on helping him? He killed Irene.

Holmes:
No. As it turns out, he did not. He was incarcerated at the time she died. I confirmed it a short while ago. I am sorry that I lied to you, Watson. The last few days have been quite vexing. Even now I'm not certain if I've done the right thing in allowing him to live. It's strange, really. I'm rarely conflicted about the decisions I make. That's the beauty of deductive reasoning, I suppose. It makes a science of almost everything. Not this. [Watson sits and takes Holmes' hand] I'm going to miss this. Maybe not this, so much, but this. Working with you. I think what you do is amazing. I'm sorry our last days together had to go so poorly.