When evidence shows that a series of murders is linked to organized crime, Horatio and the team are instead led to a pair of film students who have a screenplay that contains the details of the crimes.
Well we have a car chase that leads to a bridge where when it is raised there is a dead guy with his eyes shot out swinging from the gurders. Did I mention he was tied to the Mob. This leads us to college kids and their project. There is another Mob murder before it is all over with and one of the college kids is able to walk free because of no evidence. Ryan wrecks a vehicle and is told to see a doctor by Horatio and he has an infection that is really bad and is unable to work. He has no one to blame but hisself. I mean the coroner lady and Calleigh have both told him to do something about it.moreless
The basic storyline for this episode was pretty interesting, and there were some unexpected twists and turns along the way. I always prefer the episodes that have several suspects with good motive, so that you can't predict right off the bat who the killer is.
The big problem with this episode however is that they did the same thing a few weeks ago, in "Urban Hellraisers". That episode was about college students committing crimes as they appear on a video game, and the CSIs have to figure out what will happen next in the game. This time it was about college students committing crimes as they happen in a script, and the CSIs have to figure out what will happen next in the script. Far too similar to each other.moreless
Every week it's the same thing over and over and over again with this show:
Horatio stands over the body, Horatio is the first on on the scene, Horatio uses his SO-CALLED street smarts to catch the murderer, while the rest of the team through a few scienctic evidence in.
Evidence links a screen play to a series of murders. A couple robs a store and while they're arrested they notice a hanging. A man was shot in the eyes. Joker was shoved in his pockets. The bullet was found in the trunk and was therefore killed in there. The murder was a replica of an upcoming screen play. The club owner's gun was found and it was a 9 mil. They killed the "snitch" the snitch was cuz. The mob guy killed Cuz b/c he was a snitch. The real organizer had to be let go b/c they had no evidence on him.moreless
those two geeks serious, were totally looking fishy from the begining.those two wannabees where just high on life!serious H is always fair with his people why doesnt ryan just get the eye checked out already, whats the big deal H understands, it was an injury in the line of duty!the reporter babe i thought the bullet would get her finally so she can be out of lives shes so annoying. gloryfying the bonnie and clyde. they totally killed the mob boss solving all H's problems in one fell swap! just episode!moreless
Horatio: Mr. Wolfe? You got a minute?
Ryan: Yeah. I was actually coming to find you.
Horatio: I understand, uh...I understand that a trainee dropped off your evidence .
Ryan: Yeah, I actually got a little car accident on the way back to the lab.
Horatio: Are you okay?
Ryan: Yeah, fine, I'm totally fine, but I...I was stuck there, I couldn't leave, so I called Nathan.
Horatio: Okay. Why didn't you call the team?
Ryan: I figured everyones hands were full. But H, don't worry, the chain of custody is tight.
Horatio: Mr. Wolfe, I'm, I'm not worried about the evidence.
Ryan: Right, my eye. H, this woman, she came out of nowhere...
Horatio: (interrupts ) Mr. Wolfe, have you had your eye checked yet?
Ryan: No sir, not yet. I'm busy with the case.
Horatio: I...I think it's time to do that.
Ryan: Okay.
Horatio: Thank you.
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Cuzz: I was just a "gopher" man.
Frank: Well, in that case (Pulls a gun out of a filing cabinet) you should have buried that in your hole, (To Horatio) 9mm (To Cuzz) filed under "S" for stupid.
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Calleigh: What are the first 40 pages about?
Eric: Kid gets a job at a restaurant washing dishes, he insults some big mob boss who then decides to take him under his wing.
Calleigh: Is that it?
Eric: Life's too short, I'm gonna spare you the rest.
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The Usual Suspects
One of the screenwritters refers to himself as Keyser Soze. This is a direct reference the super-criminal character from the 1995 movie The Usual Suspects.
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