Rizzoli & Isles, Season 1

Isles:
Mark Twain said the clothes make the man.

Korsak:
He also said naked people have little or no influence.

Isles:
This is serious.

Rizzoli:
Maura, come on, it'll be fine. We're trained professionals. We know what we're doing. We've actually been undercover a few times before, so let me handle this.

Isles:
Okay. Fine. If you don't want my help. It's like trying to dress a squirmy six-year-old, anyway. Everything's too short, too itchy, [high pitched voice] I can't walk in that.

Rizzoli:
Maura, we all appreciate that you dress like you're about to strut down a Paris runway. It's -- it's interesting.

Frost:
Endearing.

Korsak:
Sexy!

Rizzoli:
It's fashionable.

Isles:
Oh, so that's what you think? You think this is all about fashion for me??

Rizzoli:
Um, no? It's not about fashion?

Isles:
No, it's not!

Rizzoli:
What is it about, then?

Isles:
I used to sit at the Musée d'Orsay for hours and just stare at it. Do you know what I mean?

Rizzoli:
[sarcastically] Yes, the Rizzoli family vacations there every summer.

Isles:
Have you ever tried to appreciate Euler's number e? You know, the beautiful equation that connects three constants of mathematics? Have you?

Rizzoli:
Yeah, I tried it once. [Korsak laughs]

Isles:
I am in awe of what human beings can do. I am in awe of the hand knit channel stitching on this sweater. I am in awe of the artisan who molded and shaped this shoe.

Rizzoli:
[sarcastically] I cannot wait to see what you're going to wear.