Grand Murder at Central Station

Season 2, Episode 2, Aired

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    • Goof: While Sheldon and Mac are processing the crime scene, there is an announcement over the PA of the boarding of the Metroliner train. The Metroliner never arrived/departed from Grand Central, but from Penn Station.
    • Goof: When Aiden places her badge on Mac's desk, she walks out of his office after a short talk; then the camera cuts back to Mac standing behind his desk, but Aiden's badge is gone. It does not show Mac picking up the badge.
    • Dr. Hawkes has five years of experience in the E.R The scene where Hawkes is trying to save a patient but loses it begins the backstory for episode 56 (Season 3, Episode 9) And Here's To You, Mrs. Azrael. That scene was used to end the teaser for the episode.
    • Goof: Stella asks Aiden about the Regina BOWEN rape case, but just one episode before, when Aiden picks up the old evidence, the victim's name is given as Regina MOORE.
    • Goof: In the photo shots of Evelyn Danner when the CSI team is first documenting her death, the corpse's mouth is alternately open and closed.
    • Goof: Lye is strong and usually would be handled by a HAZMAT team. When the victim is arrested in the ambulance, Hawkes asked for intubation and the paramedic began the procedure but did not finish it.
    • Goof: When the man from the Braille Institute reads the Braille letter out loud, he is not reading the real text of the letter. The shots of the reader's fingers repeatedly show him reading the first line of the body of the letter, rather than reading through the lines of the letter.
    • We learn that Aiden did not tamper with the evidence although she wanted to. But Mac fired her because she broke the evidence seal and therefore to ensure that she would never have the chance to do it again.
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    • Larry Poindexter, who plays Dr. Stanley Thatcher, also appears in the CSI: Miami episode Bombshell and in the C.S.I. ones Bad Words and Targets of Obsession.

      Todd Stashwick, who plays Ira Feinstein, also appears in the CSI: Miami episodes Invasion and Look Who's Taunting and in the C.S.I. one Revenge Is Best Served Cold.

    • German episode title: Kunstfehler, meaning Malpractice. Franch episode title: Un Mort Dans La Foule, meaning A Dead in the Crowd.
    • Music Featured: New York Girls by Morningwood. Dance to the Underground (the DFA version) by Radio 4. Dawn by Night Traffic. 9x9 by The Benevento Russo Duo. Open the Jowls by Tipper. Get Right by J-Lo.
    • In the original script for Grand Murder at Central Station the producers wanted Aiden to pull out a letter of resignation from her breast pocket but later decided that it would take away the impact of the speech detective Taylor gives Aiden.
    • The producers and writers had planned to shoot the episode at Grand Central Station. This couldn't be done due to the London bombings. A Grand Central Station set was built for the episode.
    • This episode was to be originally aired Sept. 28, but was pushed back because of the postponement of the C.S.I: NY season premiere Summer in the City.
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    • Hawkes: Bless you, J.Lo! Allusion to Jennifer Lopez, popularly nicknamed J.Lo.
    • Mac: I read it too. Hawkes refers to The Da Vinci Code, a popular novel written by Dan Brown. The book is a fictional novel based on theories of the Holy Grail. The writers of this episode cleverly didn't give away the ending or even plot of the book.
    • Stella: (interrupting a group of guys playing street hockey) I hate to break up the next Miracle On Ice, but we're looking for Steve Sampras. The expression Miracle On Ice refers to the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York, where the American men's hockey team won gold by defeating the highly-favored Soviets. The day before the game between the Americans and the Soviets, sports columnist Dave Anderson said that the Soviets would win gold for the sixth time in a row unless the Americans performed a miracle. Ironically, CSI: NY co-star Eddie Cahill starred in the 2004 movie Miracle which chronicles this story.
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