And Here's To You, Mrs. Azrael

Season 3, Episode 9, Aired

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    • Since the previous episode Consequences, Lindsay is usually shown shoulders up to conceal Anna Belknap's pregnancy. However, when she is in the lab with Hawkes, she is not shown shoulders up and her pregnancy is really obvious.
    • Since the previous episode Consequences, Lindsay is usually shown shoulders up to conceal Anna Belknap's pregnancy. However, when she is in the lab with Hawkes, she is not shown shoulders up and her pregnancy is really obvious.
    • Adam fixes Danny's cell phone after Danny spills coffee over it.
    • Danny takes his shirt off for the first time in this episode exposing his torso since he is not wearing his usual undershirt.
    • Goof: It is explained that Nicole's monitor didn't register anything since the killer put it on herself. However, when Mrs. Rollins was smothering her daughter thinking it was Nicole, her blood pressure and heart beat would have gone up as she strained to hold the bag over her face, which would have been registered in the monitor.
    • We get continuation to the Hawkes storyline that was started in 2x02 Grand Murder at Central Station about his decision to leave his surgeon career for the medical examiner's office after losing two patients on the operating table.
    • This is the first time we get a reference about Mac's family. In this episode we find out that Mac's father died of small cell lung cancer and that he asked him to put an end to his suffering to which Mac refused.

  • Quotes

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    • Flack: Prior to two days ago, when was the last time you saw your daughter? Frank Russo: It's been a long time. Look, after I lost custody, my ex got remarried. Family's been moving around a lot. I didn't even know they lived in the city till about a week ago. I read about the car accident in the paper. Imagine that. Finding out your daughter's in a coma next to an ad for big screen TVs.
    • Paramedic: Mister, it seems that you saved this man's life. Are you a doctor? Hawkes: (after a deep breath) Yes.
    • Hawkes: It took me 300 surgeries, practicing my profession, to learn that sometimes it's just your time. And there's nothing medicine can do about it.
    • Stella: Kid was given a second chance. Mac: Question is: who didn't think she deserved it?
    • Mac: When we look at the heart sensor pad that you left in the room, we realize that you and your victim share certain genetic similarities. Mrs. Rollins: I don't understand. Stella: It means that the person you smothered with the plastic bag wasn't Nicole Garner. The person you murdered..was your own daughter. Mrs. Rollins: No, that's not possible, (raising voice) that's a lie.
    • Mrs. Rollins: You have to understand, my husband died last year, Heather was all I had. Mac: There is nothing about this that I understand.
    • (Danny and Hawkes talk about him quiting medicine for being an M.E.) Danny: So you just walked away? Hawkes: Yeah, learned the hard way that I didn't want to be the guy standing next to someone's body, when they took the last breath… so, I took a job at the ME's office. Figured if God had the last say when someone died, I could do something about it if they were taken away too soon… at least that's what I keep telling myself.
    • (Mac shares with Hawkes his father's death) Mac: My father died of small cell lung cancer… he spent the last 8 months of his life in bed, on a feeding tube. After a while medication didn't do anything for the pain, one day he asked me- he begged me… to end it for him… I couldn't do it. Hawkes: You made the right decision.
    • Flack: Didn't appreciate that Matt. See, this here is a new pair of pants. And I don't get uniform allowance. So I suggest you make it up to me by makin' the rest of this very easy (Flack pats down Matt). Check out what Mr. Goodwrench had in his backpocket. Set of lockpick tools. Matt: What can I say? I'm always losin' my apartment keys. (Flack shoves his shoulder lightly) Flack: Hey what did I tell you 'bout makin' things easy?

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    • Michael Grant Terry, who plays Matt Huxley, also appears in the C.S.I. episode Bittersweet.

    • There was a scene that ended cut from the episode although it was shown in the commercials in which Flack grabs Matt, throws him against a wall and accuses him of wanting to play God.
    • Although this episode has already screened in NZ, it will be screened again on September 16, 2008 on TV3.
    • International Airdates: Turkey: Monday, April 23, 2007 on CNBC-e. Norway: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 on TVNorge. Germany: Monday, November 5, 2007 on Vox (Verwechslungsopfer). Finland: Sunday, December 23, 2007 on MTV3. Greece: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 23.00 on SKAI.
    • Music Featured: Sweet Child O' Mine by Guns n Roses. Amie by Damien Rice. Walk Away by Ben Harper.

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    • Episode title: And here's to you, Mrs. Azrael. The word Azrael in the title is known as one of the names of the angel of death.
    • Flack: Check out what Mr Goodwrench has in his pocket. GM Goodwrench is a car repair service for GM Motor's, their national advertising campaign featured the iconic Mr. Goodwrench, as the always helpful mechanic who could fix whatever was wrong with your car.
    • Flack: Mommie Dearest was the beneficiary. Mommie Dearest is a 1981 movie about actress Joan Crawford and her emotionally abusive treatment of her adopted children Christina and Christopher. It is based on Christina's memoir of the same title.
    • Flack: (to Matt) You got some 'splaining to do... Reference to the 1950's TV show I Love Lucy where her husband's catchphrase was "Lucy, you got some 'splaining to do..."
    • This episode resembles the case of Whitney Cerak and Laura VanRyn, two college students who were in a car accident. Laura was presumed to have survived, but only as 'she' was awakening out of the coma was it realized that Whitney had survived and Laura had died.
    • The episode title is a reference to a line from the Simon and Garfunkel song Mrs. Robinson. The song was made famous by the movie The Graduate.

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