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  • Starts like the usual CSI Miami episode, but ends in a surprising way

    9.0
    "Superb"
    At first it looks like another one of those boring episodes, as the main case is about another murder at a nightclub/disco/whatever. And it looks like more boring when we see that Delko loses his badge while having a "quickie" in the streets, and when he reports the incident, the IA guy insists on the idea that everything has to do with Speedle's death (seriously, dude, wtf?). Meanwhile, Valera gets suspended because she screwed something up on a case months ago.



    While Horatio is on the streets investigating another killing, he sees the guy who shot his brother, Ray; then he finds out that this guy, who was supposed to be in jail for life, is now free under parole. Then the magic of tv works it out and Horatio finds the guy, and finds out he's an undercover agent and Raymond Caine is still alive.



    In the end, we see that the main case killer is a woman who was raped some time ago but her case was dismissed, so she spontaneously find herself performing a revenge on who is supposed to be responsible for what happened to her. And while she confesses right in front of Calleigh and Wolfe, we can see a bitter look on their faces when they realize the system has failed.
  • horation learns new information about his deceased brother; the gang investigates the murder of a woman at a bar; and delko loses his badge after reckless behavior

    8.5
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    i havent seen this ep for awhile so bear with me if i dont get this 100% correct lol..i did really like this ep..except of course for one factor..delko was being his usual self but he just got carried away really..and he lost his badge..it was sad to see but for what he did he got the rightful punishment..horatios info on his brother was just so shocking to me and its nice to see the personal conflict in there every once in awhile..and then trying to decide whether to tell his sister-in-law..that was the most conflicting of all..the other case was good and was wrapped up nice
  • Horatio learns his brother is still alive.

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    The plot is starting to thicken with this episode as Horatio learns his brother is alive and still undercover. The part I like the best is the guy accused of killing his brother is undercover also and he is one of my favorite actors on The Unit. Horatio lies to his sister in law about the subject, wonder what thats about. Delco loses his badge while having anonymous sex. Her brother steals the badge and uses it to commit murder for drugs. This plot has been developing for quite some time and I am excited to see how it plays out. As usual the cast in this show does a great job.
  • A fie example why I like this show

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    This episode is a fine example why I like this show... for me it's the best of the CSI's (i Know most wont agree with me in that). I prefer the way Horatio deals with the cases and with is people, the storyline for is caracter keep people interested... people in this CSI are treated more like for what they are people while in CSI only Nick goes this way... well... it just my opinion!
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