Chris O'Donnell: G. Callen

Sacrifice

G. Callen

G. Callen: Charlene is a 1970 Challenger Sam's been restoring for the last 10 years. It was stolen last night.
Kensi Blye: Oh that's horrible.
G. Callen: Yeah, big guy's heart broken. He was up all night questioning everyone in a 2 mile radius of the storage unit. Working on that car was Sam's theraputic refuge. Honestly, I don't think he ever wanted to finish it.
Kensi Blye: Car like that is either in a chop shop, or being driven really hard south of the border. That's not good.

LAPD Captain John Duncan: Oh, Agent Hanna. LAPD's doing everything we can to find your car.
[Duncan leaves]
G. Callen: I'm just trying to ease your grief.
Sam Hanna: I'm not grieving. I'm pissed.
G. Callen: Denial's the first stage. That's natural.
Sam Hanna: ...This is me *naturally* ignoring you.

G. Callen: What was that all about?
Marty Deeks: I'd say someone's being a little territorial on account of the connection between Eva and me.
Kensi Blye: You're out of your mind.
Sam Hanna: I'm with Kensi. Any woman that connects with you is clearly suspect if not certifiable.

Sam Hanna: I promise if I get her back, I use a bigger lock - no - better security system... Maybe a guard dog.
G. Callen: Your bargaining. That's Stage 3.
Sam Hanna: Last I checked Nate was out in the field.
G. Callen: Just saying, I know how much Charlene meant to you.

G. Callen: You good?
Sam Hanna: Why do you ask?
G. Callen: So far, you've done a car, a gun and I believe that's a dead body. Amazing detail.
Sam Hanna: I'm good.
G. Callen: It's okay to be depressed.
Sam Hanna: I'm not depressed.
G. Callen: You will be. Stage 4.
Sam Hanna: Look, I'm not depressed, bargaining, angry, or in denial. But I *am* getting a little irritated.
G. Callen: Are you hungry?
Sam Hanna: Hunger's not a stage.
G. Callen: It's true. But loss of appetite is a sign of depression.
Sam Hanna: Keep it up.