Rizzoli & Isles (TV Series)

If You Can't Stand the Heat (2014)

Sasha Alexander: Maura Isles

Quotes 

• Detective Jane Rizzoli : Oh my AC sucks! It was so hot last night, I didn't get any sleep. You have central air-condition, right?

  Dr. Maura Isles : Yes, but I don't use it

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Why? Trying to make me feel bad?

  Dr. Maura Isles : Because I sleep in the nude

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Note to self: no follow-up questions!

• Detective Jane Rizzoli : [Enters autopsy room]  Ah, this is the coolest...

  [notices the onlookers] 

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : place in the building

  Dr. Maura Isles : Well, the autopsy is on a separate system. Can't let the bodies deteriorate from the heat

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : [Whispers to Maura]  Why do you have an audience?

  Dr. Maura Isles : Oh, well, they just wanted to observe an autopsy

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Orozco from media relations and Anders from the carriage unit?

  Susie Chang : Oh, hi detective Rizzoli

  Dr. Maura Isles : [to all]  Welcome. You're just in time to hear the autopsy report

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : They are using you for your cool air

  Dr. Maura Isles : [Whispers back]  I know, but I'll take any opportunity to get people interested in science!

• Dr. Maura Isles : Did you know that all United States currency is printed on the cotton-linen blend paper made by Crane&Co, which they have been supplying since 1879?

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Yes. You know what else is a fun fact? Something that helps me catch the killer!

• Detective Jane Rizzoli : Is it still cool in your world?

  Dr. Maura Isles : Yes, and crowded! I can barely start a Rokitansky without 50 sweaty people watching over me

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Well, they're so much better up close

  Dr. Maura Isles : You think so?

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : Maybe, if if I knew what a Rokifransky was

• Detective Jane Rizzoli : Okay, whoever said that you feel great after a workout never went for a run in the middle of a heat wave

  Dr. Maura Isles : Well, perspiration evaporates from the skin, it extracts the heat by vaporization in order to change into a gaseous state, resulting in a cooling effect

  Detective Jane Rizzoli : So, I need to run faster and sweat more to cool off?