Case: Yogi fracking out in the country
RizzIsles: Still not talking because of Paddy Doyle shooting and are put in a life and death situation in the woods. Keep breathing! …they make-up in this one! PHEW!!
Maura: Hello… Detective Rizzoli
Jane: Hello Dr Isles. I don’t see any drag marks.
Maura: No, flaccidity confirms that she was killed here. She’s passed rigor.
Jane: So she’s been dead at least 36 hours. She’s in workout clothes. What was she doing down here?
Maura: (snippy sarcasm) She was strangled.
Jane: (stiffly) Thank you Doctor. I can see that. Looks like the weapon was a garret.
Maura: (with a French accent) Garret.
Jane: Gee, I would love a history lesson the garr--- (makes throat sound). Wouldn’t you Frost?
Maura: (calmly, seriously) Well, it was most popularly used in the 17th Century as a means of silent assassination by the Thugee Cult in India.
Jane: Well, let’s be on the lookout for the Thugees.
Frost: What are those red patches?
Maura: Erthacaria.
Jane: Erthacara?
Maura: Oh, maybe you’ll know what this means. The yucky red stuff is a rash.
Maura: She’s had anterior dislocations to both her left and right humorous bones.
Jane: I’d love to know why that’s relevant, but it’s too bad you don’t guess.
Maura: (sarcastically) Well you’re in luck. It’s national guessing day.
Jane: Are you celebrating?!
Maura: I am! She has these injuries because of repeated chattaranga, dedasina to urgamuda chana.
Jane: I know what that is. Yoga. Are you breaking out in hives from the guessing?
Maura: Not yet. And her rash is a result of defatting the chemical dissolution of dermal lipids.
Jane: What’s that in yucky rash lingo?
Maura: She was submerged in icky stuff.
Jane: Submerged. Great. So the Vegan girl is bathing in chemicals. Great.
Maura: (noticing Jane’s “T.P. Tail”) Uh, Jane.
Jane: (exasperated) What? I thought we were done.
Maura: Okay. (Laughs as she leaves)
Maura: Hm. Apparent skull fracture.
Frankie: Holy crap it’s my first murder!
Maura: Stop right there! I can’t take it. I can’t do it.
Frankie: (confused and backing away) What?! What’d I say?
Maura: This man might have hit his head when he jumped. Or slammed into rocks when his bungee cord snapped. For all I know Wylie E. Coyote dropped an anvil on his head.
Frankie: It was just a gut feeling.
Maura: This is a scientific process. Do you understand Officer? You do not guess, leap to conclusions, speculate, theorize, wonder or tell me about your gut. Am I clear?
Frankie: Yea. Clear.
Maura: The victim’s rash was caused by benzene and 1-4-dioxine. Likely from a fresh water source. I narrowed it down to 7 lakes in Western Massachusetts.
Jane: Are you saying those lakes are polluted?
Maura: I’m not. The pH levels and mineral content are.
Jane: Swell. My Sprout Troop used to have sleepover camps at one of those lakes.
Maura: (in disbelief) You were a Sprout Trooper??
Jane: Yeess. Why is that so hard to believe?
Maura: You mean because it is your duty as a Sprout Trooper to be kind, friendly, generous.
Jane: I was so sweet and kind, I won Sweetest Camper. Two years in a row. So… ha ha ha.
Maura: Was anyone else there? (off everyone’s surprised looks) …to watch you… accept your award.
Jane: Nice recovery.
Maura: I’m gonna rent a car.
Jane: Yea, me too.
Angela: Heeeey! Don’t forget your lunch!
Jane: What is that?
Angela: Mortadella on focaccia bread with a little roasted red pepper.
Jane: Korsak put you up to this?
Angela: All I’m going through and you two can’t be civil?!
Jane: Don’t you dare pull the annulment card on me.
Angela: He wants me to sign a paper that says I didn’t want you kids.
Jane: Ma, we’re grown ups. We know you wanted us.
Angela: If you’re such a grown up then act like one and stop this!
Frost: Hey. Just saw Big Mo towing your cars. Wanna borrow mine?
Jane: Oh you’re good.
Angela: One little thing for your mother and you can’t do it?!
Maura: It is more energy efficient if we take one car.
Jane: Fine, but I’m driving.
Maura: Why do you get to drive?!
Jane: Because it’s an unmarked, and because I’m a cop, and becau--, just get in the car, Maura!
Frost: Have a good time girls.
Maura: I am not listening to Led Zepplin.
Jane: I’m not listening to Yo-Yo Ma.
Maura: (offended) I don’t listen to Yo-Yo Ma! …in the car.
Jane: Oh right, pardon me. Yo-Yo Ma is just for the jaccuzi. Put your seatbelt on!
Maura: It’s on!
Maura: The next lake is 42.1-0 degrees north.
Jane: Longitude, really? Can you just tell me turn left at Popeye’s Chicken!
Maura: There is no Popeye’s Chicken in Western Massachusetts.
Angela: Have you listened to the audio book yet? It’s in the cooler.
Maura: (fabricating the title) What to do when your former best friend is a bitch.
Jane: (annoyed) Really?
Maura: Hmm… too bad it’s wet.
Angela: Have fun! Love you BOTH.
Jane: Bye Ma.
Maura: Go straight passed the coniferous spruce.
Jane: Maybe I’ll pass the Hemlock too. Oh look a homo sapien. Oh crap! In a guard booth!
Maura: There’s the lake.
Jane: Nothing gets passed you.
Maura: We need to leave. We’re in danger.
Jane: Those don’t look like Yogis. What did you take a picture of?
Maura: I’ll tell you in the car. Please! Trust me.
Maura: I need to stop. My leg.
Jane: What? Did you pull something?
Maura: No. Take it off.
Jane: Alright, alright. Oh my God, Maura. Your leg. It’s hard and it’s co— it’s like a dead body! What is that?!
Maura: It’s compartment syndrome.
Jane: Well what does that mean?!
Maura: The post-tibial artery must have ruptured in the crash.
Jane: But you’ve been walking on it.
Maura: Blood from the artery is leaking. The pressure builds and the blood is trapped in one of the lower compartments of my leg.
Jane: Bottom-line it for me.
Maura: The blood to my leg has been compromised. I’ll loose my leg unless I—
Jane: Get you to a hospital!
Maura: No unless you do a fasciotomy. I need something sharp.
Jane: Maura, I’m not going to cut your leg off with a nail file!
Maura: Do you have sugar packets?
Jane: No why?! Did you bring coffee?
Maura: I could use it to dress the wounds.
Maura: Take off your shirt.
Jane: Now I know you’ve suffered a head injury.
Maura: To bind the wound.
Jane: No. I’m sorry. I can’t do this!
Maura: I really like my leg, Jane!
Jane: C’mon Maura, it’s time to wake up.
Maura: (delusional mumbling) I dreamt we were camping. I voted for you. Can you turn the heat down?
Jane: C’mon, we gotta get you out of here.
Maura: You won Sweetest Camper again. I didn’t win.
Maura: (delusional mumbling) Try your phone.
Jane: I can’t Maura. It’s busted and it got wet.
Maura: Call your Mom. Tell her we’re friends again.
Jane: (laughing) Okie dokie. (tries phone) It's working!
Maura: Micro processing drive. Yaaaaaay.
Maura: Micro processing drive. Yaaaaaay.
Maura: Type 42.3910. Bing bing. Boop boop boop. Bing bing. Boop boop.
Jane: That’s Morse Code. Nice job Maura!
Maura: Did Sergeant Korsak come on our camping trip?
Korsak: You stayed with her.
Jane: I wouldn’t leave her.
Maura: The surgeon was very impressed with Jane’s incisions.
Angela: I always wanted a doctor in the family.
Jane: Well, too bad. Two cops and--
Frankie: An undertaker!
Tommy: No, no. I’m not doing that ever again.
Angela: I got 3 great kids.
Jane: Nah, I think you got a doctor too.
Maura: (emotional) Thanks. Thank you for saving my leg, Jane.
Angela: I think you two should apologize to each other.
Jane & Maura: Butt out.
Maura: I’m sorry if you are.
Jane: Okay, but I’m less sorry. (laughs) No, we were both jerks.
Angela: You were both assholes.
Tommy: Ma! Watch your language!
Jane: And I didn’t really win Sweetest Camper awards.
Maura: You didn’t? (teary) I missed you.
Jane: (teary and choked up) I missed you too. (hugs)
I apologize, the correct medical spelling for hives is : URTICARIA
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