Thursday March 13, 2003
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An elderly woman crashes her car into a crowded restaurant. One of the patrons is Sara's paramedic boyfriend. Grissom and Nick investigate the possible carbon monoxide murder of a woman in her home.
Read Full Recap » (warning: possible spoilers!)why is it when in this episode Sarah is seeing Hank and shes going out with Grissom, if he and Sara were dating then y is she going out with hank. hide show
This episode fantastic and that women was so crazy to drive intot hat building and she was ill y would someone want to do thyat and try and get rid of people trying to have a meal i sure wouldnt do that. medication can do that to u sumtimes i guess.
Why did that man and boy life and the woman didint now thats just weird. Any way i want to say this is one my favourite episodes.
All the cast and crew of CSI Las Vegas deserve a round of a pplause for all their hard work to make the espisodes fun, looking forward to the new series in September.
Kamakaze Grandma plows into a crowded eatery. A woman is the only fatality in a carbon monoxide posioning. hide show
One of the episdoes that features Detective Lockwood before he is killed in "In the Box".
Sara's breakup with Hank is followed by Sara and Catherine bonding. Catherine suggests they go for a beer and Sara doesn't object. When Sarah first showed up, she and Catherine did not get along. Catherine even made comments about Sarah never being part of the team. This shows that they have grown on each other as friends.
I would have liked to see more come of Sara and Catherine interviewing the insurance people. In this series, the only thing they could do is Catherine said it made her sick, unlike Law & Order, where they would try to put the insurance company on trial for murder.
Sorry Sara, Hank's no good for you. hide show
From when Sara first saw the picture of Hank, I wanted to yell at the screen to tell her to stay away from him and to tell her what he was really like. The storyline was interesting, with the final few minutes sad when the grandson found out that his grandmother left him all of her money so he could get an education, but due to the nature of her death the insurance became void. All in all this was quite an interesting episode, between the Sara/Hank deal and the main storyline of the woman and her grandson. A good episode that I wouldn't mind watching again.
An excellent episode with a painful conclusion. hide show
The two cases in this episode are strong to say the least. The beginning is particularly powerful and backed up by some good character moments, specifically the interactions between Sara/Hank and an amusing 'grass' scene between Sara/Greg.
This episode plays host to some excellent actors, the son of the monoxide case particularly creepy. And you sympathise with the 'kamikaze Grandma', which is rare in this series. Again the writers have created unforgettable, believable supporting characters who interact well with the main cast.
I really don't have any major issues with this episode. Yes, the pace could have been quicker and there really didn't seem to be a satisfying conclusion in Sara and Hank's relationship, although I was glad that Sara and Catherine gelled well with the case and its aftermath.
Overall, a good example of why to watch this show.
The cases were very interesting and hard to solve and Hank turns out to be a jerk. hide show
I totally loved this episode.
The cases were very interesting and hard to solve and Hank turns out to be a jerk.
An old lady crashes her car into a crowded restraunt killing & injuring a number of people, one of the injured is Sara's boyfriend Hank. Sara, Warrick & Catherine are on the case and can't seem to figure out what went wrong. Sara comes up with the theory that it was a suicide attempt which turns out to be the right conclusion.
During the investigation Sara finds out that Hank has a girlfriend.
Grissom & Nick investigate the murder of a woman who died from carbon monoxide poisoning & try to prove it was a murder.
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