William Petersen |
Gil Grissom |
Marg Helgenberger |
Catherine Willows |
Gary Dourdan |
Warrick Brown |
George Eads |
Nick Stokes |
Paul Guilfoyle |
Captain Jim Brass |
Jorja Fox |
Sara Sidle |
Barbara Tarbuck |
Paige Harmon |
Guest Star |
Matt O'Toole |
Paul Milander |
Guest Star |
Tom McCleister |
Walter Bangler |
Guest Star |
Eric Szmanda |
Greg Sanders |
Recurring Role |
Sheeri Rappaport |
Mandy Webster |
Recurring Role |
Robert David Hall |
Dr. Al Robbins |
Recurring Role |
Guest star Natasha Silver who played the crimelab's receptionist is the daughter of Nancy Fish who played grocery store owner Lesley Stahl in the pilot.
Madison McReynold's (Lindsay) birthday is on August 17, 1993, which is probably where they got the date from.
Goof: At the voice comparison scene, Disco Placid first compares Royce Harmon's suicide tape to the talking frame that he gave his mother. When we look down at the sample that is meant to be the talking frame however; the note on it says "Stuart Rampler." Stuart Rampler's suicide tape comes after the comparison with the talking frame.
(Grissom opens the envelope to find a plain sheet of paper)
Catherine: Blank. What's that mean?
Grissom: We have nothing.
Brass (walks into Grissom's office): Dr. Livingston. Your dead man is making cash withdrawals.
Grissom: Which one? The first victim or the second?
Brass: The second. Stuart Rampler. The bank called. His ATM card showed a couple of withdrawals after his time of death.
Grissom (pleased): ATM machines take photographs every three seconds. Maybe we can get a Kodak moment of this guy. I want the machine here. I want prints. I want film. I want everything.
Brass: The whole machine?
Grissom: Yeah, the whole machine.
Brass: Okay. (turns and leaves the office)
Grissom: What happened?
Brass: You tell me Carnac.
(Grissom just caught Warrick and Nick playing video games)
Grissom: Hey! You guys want an assignment slip or a pink slip?
(Warrick walks into the garage where Nick is fuming the car)
Warrick: Supergluing the entire car. That's a little excessive don't you think? (Nick comes out from behind the car)
Nick: Hey! Man this is war. (Warrick laughs and looks at the items out on a table)
Warrick: What's all this?
(Nick and Warrick are explaining each of their theories)
Nick: But don't drink and drive, you might spill your drink.
Nick: You care to back that up? My phantom driver against your crime scene?
Warrick: How much?
Nick: Fifty.
Warrick: I don't get out of bed for less than a bill.
Grissom: We're going off the board tonight.
Sara: Off the board?
Catherine: Old Cases. The ones that got away; fish.
Sara: Ah. I missed that one.
Stuart Rampler (message on tape recorder): My name is Stuart Rampler. I reside at 818 Noeing Hill Court, Las Vegas, Nevada. I am 43 years of age, and I'm going to kill myself. I just can't do it anymore. I love you, mom.
Grissom (into mirror): You're back.
Warrick (to Nick, who's going over the victims clothes): What are you doing? His laundry?
(Dr. Robbins pulls a body out of storage. He goes over the body with Grissom and Catherine)
Dr. Robbins: I've read Klausbach's report on Royce Harmon the first staged suicide.
Grissom: Similarities?
Dr. Robbins: Well, based on the entry wound, they were both murdered. But here's where it gets fun. (he shows the wound on the back of Stuart Rambler's left hand)
Catherine: That looks like he was shot trying to protect himself.
Grissom: What else, Doc? My mind is painting.
Dr. Robbins: He was paid a little visit from Mr. Muzzle stamp. (he shows them the bruise on the temple)
Brass (Grissom plays the tape recorder): What kind of language is that? Swedish?
Grissom: It's backward.
Greg: So... what's the pot up to?
Nick: We don't bet on cases.
Greg: Ah. Of course you don't. So who's winning?
Warrick and Nick (same time): I am.
Greg: Fiends.
Brass: Oh, you're gonna love this. (opens bathroom door) Ring any bells? Rub-a-dub-dub, dead man in the tub.
Grissom: Life's like holding a dove. You hold it too hard...
Catherine: ... you kill it.
Grissom: Hold it too soft...
Sara: ... and it'll fly away.
Nick: Aww...want me to make you a bottle and go night-night?
Warrick: Aww....want me to clock your jaw and make you go night-night?
Warrick: There's other questions to answer first.
Nick: Like what?
Warrick: Footprints and tire treads.
Nick: I hate you.
Warrick: You love me. Who are you kidding?
(Brass comes out of the bathroom)
Brass: Quincy wants to be alone.
(A little later)
Uniformed Cop: Why does he want to be alone?
Brass: He wants to get his mojo working.
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Anonym
Music Featured In This Episode:
Ain't No Sunshine- Bill Withers performed by Al Green (playing when Grissom introduces Catherine to the DJ)
The storyline (Royce Harmon) originated in an earlier season episode "Pilot." It would conclude in Season 2 episode "Identity Crisis."
Pre-production title name of Pick Up.
(Grissom plays the suicide tape reversed at the start of the episode)
Brass: What kind of language is that, Swedish?
This is a reference to the 1984 film Top Secret. In the film, there's a scene where the main actors are supposed to be speaking Swedish, but in reality, the dialogue of the movie (along with the acting) is reversed.
Brass: Quincy wants to be alone.
Quincy, M.E. was a drama series starring Jack Klugman as a medical examiner who solved murder cases.
Brass: You tell me, Carnac. On The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, "Carnac the Magnificent" was an parody act of psychics and fortune tellers.
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