Greg was captain of his high school chess team.
Goof: The team says that Quinine is deadly to someone with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome but it's actually the opposite. Quinine is used to treat heart palpitations - a primary sympton of WPW syndrome.
In this episode we find out that Warrick can play the piano.
Goof: On the table where Warrick and Nick's victim is found, Warrick finds a contact lens which is still wet. It was dropped by the drug dealer before he died, and by the time it would take for the body to be discovered and Nick and Warrick to arrive, it would have dried up.
Doc Robbins: What is it about organized sports? Grissom: Well, organized sports is the paradigmatic model of a just society. Everyone knows the same language, everyone knows the rules, and there's a specific punishment handed out the moment someone tries to cheat. It's instant morality.
Nick (to Warrick): Hey Sara. (Warrick looks at him) You come up on your nights off. People will gonna start confusing the two of you.
(Upon entering Terry River's apartment) Catherine: How do men live like this? Grissom: What's wrong with it? Catherine: Well, it's a cave, with hardwood floors. Grissom: It's clean. Television, couch. What else does a guy need? Catherine: Well, how about a plant? Anything to makes it a little more...human. I mean, it doesn't seem like this guy had any...connection to anybody. Grissom (looking at the bed): I don't know about that. (Grissom walks over to the closet. Catherine takes out her ALS and starts examining the sheets) Catherine: It's never a good sign when a guy has more women than furniture. Grissom: What's the ratio here? Catherine: Judging from these stains, I'd say four women for every piece of furniture including the TV. At least we know what this guy was about: bucks, pucks and... (Grissom gives her a look, so she changes what she was about to say) ...chicks.
Sara: Boys will be boys. Grissom: Yeah, it looks like these boys went to a fight and a hockey game broke out. Sara: You just don't like sports. Grissom: That's not true I've been a baseball fan my whole life. Sara: Baseball that makes sense, all those stats. Grissom: It's a beautiful game. Sara: Since when are you interested in beauty? Grissom: Since I met you.
Sara: You sucked at team sports, didn't you Greg? Greg: I was captain of the high school chess team. Sara: Chess is not a sport, Greg. Greg: Then why is there a World Chess Champion? Sara: Sports are physical by definition. Greg: Well, sex is physical. Is that a sport? Sara: Not to me.
Sara: Looking for blood on a hockey jersey is like handing out jay-walking tickets during a marathon.
Warrick: What are you doing here? Nick: I'm playing cards. With my friend.
Sara: With all the sex these people are having maybe I should take up hockey.
Sara: 120 minutes for a tooth ... the whole tooth ... and nothing but the tooth.
Grissom: What is Victoria's Secret, anyway? Sara: Beauty, Grissom. Remember?
Brass: Hockey, rough game. Grissom: Yeah, it's murder.
Grissom: There are three things in life people like to stare at: a rippling stream; a fire in a fireplace; and a zamboni going 'round and 'round. Sara: Charlie Brown: "I love a zamboni." Grissom: We all do.
International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Zakázané uvolňování (Prohibited Releasing)
Guest star Jeremy Ratchford (Tommy Sconzo) went on to star on Cold Case, another CBS drama produced by Jerry Bruckheimer.
Music: Born Yesterday- Rob Dougan Gorecki- Lamb Gorecki Revisted- Aether Piranha Pool- Blue Rodeo Supermoves- Overseer
According to the DVD version, the title of this episode was also known as Icings.
The "club" scenes of this episode were filmed at the House of Blues Foundation Room at the top of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
When Grissom names baseball has his favorite sport, this is an inside reference to William Peterson's devoted support for the Chicago Cubs.
Episode Title: Primum Non Nocere 'Primum Non Nocere' is a Latin phrase meaning "first do no harm." This is often thought of as part of the Hippocratic Oath that doctors and medical professionals adhere to. In fact, this exact translation is not in the Oath. Hippocrates actually wrote 'As to disease, make a habit of two things - to help, or at least to do no harm'. However, so ingrained is the First Do No Harm that even medical dictionaries suggest it is part of the Oath.
Sara: 120 minutes for the tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth. This is a play on the oath taken by witnesses before they testify in court. "Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you God?"
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