An IRS agent is killed while trying to repossess a delinquent taxpayer's yacht. Soon after, the CSIs discover a second IRS agent shot to death. Now, just when everyone has a reason to detest the IRS, Horatio must find who is behind what could possibly be a series of murders right before tax day.moreless
sorry i know thats kind of a short summary but thats really all i want to give away..well the first thing that made me really want to see this ep is the fact that zac efron is in it..yay..i love him..anyways it was a really good case..i didnt like the case about the first irs guy so much but when the second one turned up i was very intrigued..it started getting real interesting as it had its many twists and turns..i loved it when they told the whole story and both cases were wrapped up nicely and very interestingly for memoreless
Watch out for the little boys...they are as bad as the big boys...and the men. The show opens with a man defending his yatch. He may not be able to make the payments on it, but he will kill to protect it. And we little people worry about maintaining the American made car. Let's think about this.
Okay and then there is the office politics. Worry if you get better at your job than the person who trained you. She/he may sabotage you. Yes, that person may invade your office and set you up for death. Of course, she may also just throw a wooden shoe in your machine....moreless
I watched this episode on living tv very early this morning, and i loved it! I have only seen about 2 other csi episodes and they were all really gruesome. I liked this episode because it had a pretty good storyline. It also helped that Zac Efron was in it!!! lol I think its so sweet when the dad tries to cover for his kids, but i think its so mean that they got in trouble because of that stupid secretary! I liked this episode because it shows what a family will do for each other. After watching this episode i am seriosly considering getting the box set of dvds, because if they are all as good as this one then they are certainly worth watching Jomoreless
Goof: When they are showing the reconstruction of half a blood drop, there is a gap between the edge of the briefcase and the seat, due to the corner curve of the briefcase. If that had been the case, whatever blood fell off the briefcase would have become a "full" drop again when it hit the seat. The only way to get a half-drop would be if the briefcase had been flush to the seat with no notable gap, with no place to fall.
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Goof: Horatio tells the suspect that IRS Agents are not allowed to carry guns. However, IRS Agents are, in fact, allowed to carry guns, especially Agents in the field.
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Goof: Ms. Boone was surprised when it was pointed out to her that there were white lines on her finger nails. Middle class woman like Ms. Boone are very interested in maintaining their nails. She would have noticed the white lines due to poisoning before this incident.
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(Alexx is processing an IRS agent)Calleigh: I heard you've got a bullet for me.
Alexx:(handing over the bullet to Calleigh) Tax refund!
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(As Eric just comes out of the water in full scuba gear.)Ryan: Later.
Eric: Where you going?
Ryan: To find Horatio.
Eric: You're not going to wait for me?
Ryan: Well, he wanted our findings ASAP.
Eric: Hey! I found those findings!
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The title of this episode is an allusion to the Benjamin Franklin quote, "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes."
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At the end of this episode Timothy Dawson is declaring: I don't have much faith in the system anymore… "By the people, for the people".
He is referring to the Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, made on 19 November 1863. Lincoln's last sentence was finishing by: "…this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."Edit