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CSI: Miami

Speed Kills

Season 3, Episode 8, Aired Nov 15, 2004

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- Horatio claimed he could feel the smell of Acetone when he was standing near the car. Acetone is far, far too volatile to be still on the car's hood. If there were Acetone left, it would have been quite large pool to let H feel it.
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- Female Suspect: I have a cat, that's hos they show affection. Frank: Pick up any habits from them?
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- (Horatio has just caught a woman for murder) Woman: The cruelty... he showed his true colors. Horatio: Now we've seen yours.
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- Horatio: Hang on there's a problem, take a look at that address. Calleigh: 1126 Charthouse Drive, it's in the grove. Horatio: Miami Beach Cafe wich is right on the water is at 1020 Charthouse right? So 1126 would probably make his front door out in the Atlantic wouldn't it?
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- (Alexx unveils a headless corpse on the table) Ryan: Alexx... he doesn't have a head. Where did the head go? (Alexx points towards a boiling pot) Alexx: I'm procesing it. Ryan: You're boiling it.
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- Club owner: This stuff is supposed to be confidential… You're putting me in a really bad position here. Horatio: That's my specialty.
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Notes
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- Sofia Milos is credited but didn't appear on this episode.
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- International Episode Titles: Germany: Ein tödliches Date (A Deadly Date) Brazil: Velocidade Fatal (Deadly Speed) Czech Republic: Rychlost zabíjí (Speed Kills)
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- Original International Air Dates: Czech Republic: October 2, 2007 on TV Nova Greece: April 19, 2008 on SKAI
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- This episode was originally titled "Rejection."
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- While watching the body being examined, Horatio says, "Dead men do tell tales." This is an allusion to a book published in 2001: "Dead Men Do Tell Tales: A 1933 Archeological Expedition Into Abyssinia" by Byron Khun de Prorok, Raymond C. Schindler.
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