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  • Evaluations are due. A gorilla corpse is found, prompting Sara to her own personal investigation. And a friend of Warrick is in trouble again.

    7.0
    "Good"
    My favorite funny moments in this episode:

    Grissom: do you really think a woman could do this?

    Catherin: I could

    Grissom: scared of you...



    Grissom and the Dr. Robbins excitement over boiling the head



    Grissom and Warrick riding the roller coaster



    Review:

    Not my favorite episode, but alright.



    Criticisms:

    Okay, maybe it's I'm just sheltered, but why the heck are almost all college student/teenagers on this show displayed as parters delinquents? I'm twenty years old and I have never, and I do mean never, been to a wild party, played strip poker (much less undressed in front of some random guy i met at a bar), or taken illegal drugs, and what's more is I have absolutely no desire to and neither do the people I hang out with. I mean seriously, what is attractive about being stupid and out of control and then not being able to remember it in the morning. All that sounds like to me is a recipe for a whole lot of guilt and regrets. Are most people really like this? If so, I'm not sure I want to know.



    Secondly, the gorilla thing was kinda weird.
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    9.7
    "Superb"
    Really Good Episode, Great Cast Again! And A Really Interesting Storyline, Plus A Really Good Episode Name, Well Suited! Was Definitly One Of The Best Episodes Upto Yet In The Series! And Was A Definate Series Classic! A Really Good 2nd Las Episode For Seaosn 1! Just Hoping That Season 1's Last Episode Will Be Just As Good... Preferably Better! And Hopefully The 7 Later Series Will Be Great! Why 100 Words? Why Why Why? Why 100 Words? Why Why Why? Why 100 Words? Why Why Why? Why 100 Words? Why Why Why? Why 100 Words? Why Why Why?
  • It's evaluation day.

    9.5
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    A head is found in the trunk of a car, & 2 drunk women are driving. Grissom & Catherine investigate.



    Sara & Nick investigate a headless body found in the desert. At the autopsy Doc Robbins reveals that the body isn't human & Terri gets called in to identify what species the body belongs to.



    Warrick looks into a murder in juvenile detention. His young friend James (from Crate & Burrial) is the only witness. If James testifies, he's dead. And if he doesn't he'll be spending most of his life in prison. Warrick tries to find enough evidence so that the DA won't need James' testimony.



    Nick isn't too happy in this episode because Grissom still won't let him work solo on a case, when Warrick, who was promoted to CSI level 3 after Nick got to work solo a few times. Grissom tells Nick that he doesn't think he's ready yet & to prove his point gives him a simple riddle.



    We also learn that Catherine just filed for divorce.





    Grissom evaluates his team:



    Catherine gets a "Keep up the good work"



    Nick won't tell Sara what he got on his evaluation. Saying that it was private.



    Grissom's evaluation for Sara: "Overall performance: Outstanding." "Ability

    to prioritize:" ... "Improvement needed."



    And finally Warrick was sitting in his evaluation as the episode ended.
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