Gary Dourdan |
Warrick Brown |
Marg Helgenberger |
Catherine Willows |
Paul Guilfoyle |
Captain Jim Brass |
Robert David Hall |
Dr. Al Robbins |
William Petersen |
Gil Grissom |
Eric Szmanda |
Greg Sanders |
John Mese |
Gordon Wallace |
Guest Star |
Dan Lauria |
Det. Jameson |
Guest Star |
Eric Jungmann |
Reece Bingham |
Guest Star |
Archie Kao |
Archie Johnson |
Recurring Role |
David Berman |
David Phillips |
Recurring Role |
Geoffrey Rivas |
Det. Sam Vega |
Recurring Role |
Goof: When Greg went into the box, he found the dog rib and then started to 'dig up' the skull by brushing away the dirt in the area. Greg should have taken photos to preserve evidence of how he found it.
Goof: When collecting evidence, CSIs normally wear gloves so they don't contaminate the evidence they're collecting. In two scenes, Greg was collecting finger prints, and he wasn't shown wearing gloves either time. Grissom wore gloves in the second scene, and he was only holding a flashlight, and not even handling the evidence which was being collected.
Look closely when the singer, Josslyn, autographs Grissom's file, he takes back the pen and tosses it to one side.
Grissom: Hey, Greg, you missed some.
Greg (sighs): Well, one more spider bite won't make a difference. (starts climbing back down into the hole) But you being the bug guy probably enjoy being bitten.
Warrick: Tight suit, baby.
Hodges: Actually it's not. I've only gained a couple pounds and I tend to---
Warrick: No, I mean it looks good on you. (Warrick smirks)
Hodges: I see. Well, thank you, Warrick.
Greg: So what's with the get up?
Hodges: I was with Conrad and the mayor at the city council budget meeting requesting more funds for you slackers.
Greg: So, you probably didn't have any time to get some work done?
Hodges: Au contraire, multitasking is my forte. In fact, I showed your results for the city council fine crime fighting, courtesy of your trace lab.
Grissom: We got one more lead to follow up before we call this a "slam dunk."
Greg: What lead?
Grissom: I don't think your sixth sense is working as well as you had hoped.
Grissom: I need to talk to you.
Greg: You heard about the strip club?
Grissom: I hear about everything, Greg.
Greg: That ear surgery paid off.
Catherine: Hey, Gil. If you're swamped I could always cancel my vacation plans.
Grissom: We got it covered.
Catherine: Good, 'cause I wasn't really that serious.
Tammy: You got the dime, I got the time.
Greg: Unfortunately, the crime lab doesn't have a budget for that.
Greg: Hey.
Warrick: Greg, what are you doin' here?
Greg: Oh, Grissom said you're backin' me up, can't back me up if I'm not here.
Warrick: The next time you screw me up with Grissom I'm gonna back you up right off a cliff.
Warrick: Stand up please.
Reese: I can go?
Warrick: No. You can strip down to your scivvies.
Reese: Excuse me?
Brass: Do you want some music?
Grissom: And remind me again why you didn't show up at the crime scene?
Warrick: 'Cause your former lab boy begged me for it. He offered to take my next holiday on call. I thought he was nuts but I wasn't gonna pass him up.
Brass: Say 'hello' to Anna Leah and Lori, you remember them a few years ago, they stole a car and found a severed head in the trunk.
Grissom: How could I forget that?
Grissom: Where are you and Lindsey going this year?
Catherine: Disneyland. With the parents.
Grissom: Quality time with dad?
Catherine: Oh yeah. And Sam wanted to take some Tangiers jet, but my mother refused, said it wasn't the tradition. So now we're driving. Yeah, that would be hell of a road trip.
Grissom: Have fun. Say "hi" to Sam.
Wendy: Hey - I'm on a break, I'll see you in twenty.
Greg: Vending machine is on me if you give me the results first.
Wendy: No. Make it dinner.
Greg: Me and you?
Wendy: Me, you and my friend Julie.
Greg: Okay, but I get to sit in the middle.
Wendy: Deal.
Greg: Hey, Henry, what's up?
Henry: My job can get a little mundane sometimes (brandishing a vial) - not today.
Greg: I'll second that and raise you a stripper.
Henry: Okay, sure...
Reese: Most nights I work til six, then I like (pauses) to go to the Strip-o-rama.
Brass: I thought you didn't like meat.
Grissom: Greg?
Greg: Hey.
Grissom: I thought I paged Warrick on this.
Greg: Oh yeah, about that, we traded days.
Grissom: Because?
Greg: Well, it's a long story, but the short answer is... I have an expertise in the occult.
Grissom: Oh.
Greg: You have to admit, it's pretty eerie. Sedona's visions of her own death.
Grissom: Yeah. Maybe you should ask Nana Olaf to contact her, see how she's doing.
Greg: Yeah, I know you're a cynic. I just think you can have beliefs and still be a scientist.
Grissom: I agree. The problems arise when people mistake their beliefs for the science.
Dr. Robbins (to Grissom, referring to the victim): Before you ask, no I didn't find her third eye.
Greg: Have you ever been to a psychic?
Grissom: Would you be surprised?
Greg: Yeah.
Grissom: Surprise.
Grissom: Where did you say your expertise came from?
Greg: My Nana Olaf. She was a psychic. She didn't have a store, she just had a kitchen table and she prognosticated from there. She had a sixth sense and the family thinks that I might have inherited it.
Grissom: Okay, what am I thinking?
Greg: That I'm due for a promotion?
Grissom: I'm thinking you need to focus on your other five senses.
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Jako kouzlem (As if by Magic)
Music Featured In This Episode:
Cutt Off- Kasabian.
Clones (We're All)- Alice Cooper
Keri Lynn Pratt (Anna Leah) and Shonda Farr (Lori) reprise their roles from Season 1 episode "Evaluation Day."
Although listed in the opening credits, George Eads and Jorja Fox do not appear in this episode.
During an on-set visit to the CSI set, Jacqueline Hoyt reveals to Regis Philbin that this is her first-ever television script to be filmed.
The investigation for this episode may have been loosely based on the true life case of Barbera Weston, who was murdered and dumped into a sewage tank by her killer in Little Rock, California in 1976. She was identified through the body of her dog next to her which had a wagon device to carry its hindquarters.
Greg: That's huge - surgery paid off.
Greg mentions Grissom's surgery (which took place after the end of season 3) in reply to Grissoms statement "I hear everything"
Dr. Robbins (to Grissom, referring to the victim): Before you ask, no I didn't find her third eye.
The third eye or "Ajana" comes from eastern philosophy in which energy centers (Chakras) are found in the body. The Ajana is believed to be related to a human's inner and cosmic knowledge. This is the second time that Dr. Robbins referred to the "Third Eye" in the show. The first occured in the second season episode entitled "Felonius Monk".
Greg: My Nana Olaf. She was a psychic.
Nana Olaf is presumably a direct relation (possibly wife) to Papa Olaf, whom was mentioned by Greg in relation to the case in the Season 4 episode "Butterflied."
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