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CSI	comment	CSI (full title CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and upon revival, CSI: Vegas)note was unofficially referred to as CSI: Las Vegas when differentiating the shows in the franchise, mostly abroad where CSI: Miami made the franchise popular, before officially adopting CSI: Vegas upon its 2021 revival is a highly successful TV show (2000-2015) about a group of graveyard-shift crime scene investigators in Las Vegas led originally by enigmatic scientist Gil Grissom, then, following his departure, by ex-stripper and single mother Catherine Willows, and finally, by quirky scientist DB Russell.Initially touted as a show where the evidence was the main character and the actual characters were little more than flat stereotypes with "quirks" added almost as an afterthought, the series progressed over its thirteen seasons to make the characters a little more rounded and include more of their personal lives and histories in the story lines. It also moved on from a fairly straightforward forensics approach to more high-tech approaches that aren't necessarily possible in real life, requiring some degree of suspension of disbelief from the viewer. CSI runs into the Road of Trials (Part of Hero's Journey) many times throughout the series. CSI as a forensic/mystery show continued for many years, holding on very strongly and getting more interesting with time.The series influenced a great many subsequent programs, particularly from the early 2000s to the early 2010s, where police procedurals involving large casts of characters often focused around a specific type of crime/evidence/investigation method were, for a while, a large mainstay of TV programming. Most directly, it inspired its producer, Jerry Bruckheimer, to try and replicate this success with Without a Trace and Cold Case (both in the same verse). It also followed in Law & Order's "franchise" footsteps, with CSI: Miami (Yeeeeeeeaaaahh!), CSI: NY and CSI: Cyber. There are 797 total episodes of CSI, CSI: Miami, CSI: NY, and CSI: Cyber, not including books, comic books, and video games related to the franchise. Please note, however, that it is not the oldest of the current crop of forensic shows, a title held by British show Silent Witness.Gil Grissom's frequent one-liners right before the opening credits or an ad break are a well known example of a Quip to Black, although Horatio Caine's versions are perhaps the best known - mostly due to the heaping layer of cheese added to them. Pretty much established the Necro Cam, which it uses as a device to re-enact for the viewers every single gruesome detail that can be extracted from a crime scene, and every theory it spawns.The uncanny effectiveness of the show's Applied Phlebotinum has caused some to suspect that it's not actually set in the present day, but, rather, 20 Minutes into the Future (on-screen dates, though, put it in the Present Day).The show (and its spinoffs) have given rise to what legal professionals call "The CSI Effect": the necessity of compressing what would normally be months' worth of delicate and time-consuming lab work into a 40-minute television episode causes similarly unrealistic expectations in potential real-world jurors. As a result, the uninformed juror will assume that what they see on the show is happening as it actually occurs, as opposed to being fabricated and accelerated for television. It's also sometimes creates difficulties in crime-fighting, since the show shining the limelight on forensic techniques (aforementioned Artistic License notwithstanding) has prompted higher-end criminals to take steps to minimize what forensic evidence they leave behind (e.g. wearing gloves to avoid fingerprints).The show aired a total of 15 seasons before being cancelled in May 2015. A two-hour movie to conclude the show's run aired on September 27, 2015, which brought back original stars William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger.CBS announced a 20th anniversary revival run of the series for 2021. It is titled CSI: Vegas and features various returning cast members as well as a few new ones.
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CSI / int_103e0141	type	Dying Clue
CSI / int_103e0141	comment	Dying Clue: In "Passed Pawns", the Victim of the Week writes the letters 'D E' in his own blood as he lies dying. Not that it helps the CSIs very much in the end. "There's the Rub" of the revival has a chef write "I'm so sorry" in cooking grease after he's stabbed and locked in his restaurant's freezer. It turns out that his killer found the message, rubbed out a letter, and added some more. It actually said "Messy", the chef's nickname for him.
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CSI / int_1042bae6	type	Limited Advancement Opportunities
CSI / int_1042bae6	comment	Limited Advancement Opportunities: Avoided. Though the cast has remained more or less constant, their relative rank and internal structure have been adjusted, including Brass's handing over the department to Grissom (and going back to being a detective), the race between Warrick and Nick to achieve CSI 3, and Ecklie's breakup of the team into two different shifts, which prompted the promotion of Catherine Willows to supervisor, and made room in the ranks for Greg to go from lab tech to field agent. Later on, Nick gets promoted to Catherine's right-hand man and Ray has progressed rather rapidly from starting out at entry level. A particularly nice touch in Greg's case was Grissom making sure he really did want to make the lateral (and downward!) jump from Senior Lab Tech to extremely junior Field Investigator, reminding him that he'll be taking a substantial pay cut and that it will take quite a while to get back to his present level.
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CSI / int_10a6623b	type	Fair Cop
CSI / int_10a6623b	comment	Fair Cop: Yowza! Sofia Curtis, Vartann, Lockwood, Sofia Curtis, that lady cop Nick dated for a second in Season 1, Sofia Curtis...
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CSI / int_11627e1d	type	Real Men Get Shot
CSI / int_11627e1d	comment	Real Men Get Shot: Brass and his "injury date" tattoos.
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CSI / int_1246c26c	type	Villainous Lineage
CSI / int_1246c26c	comment	Villainous Lineage: Langston fears he may have a genetically inherited violent streak from his father, which is the toned-down version of his original backstory where he fears he may become a serial killer. In an interesting subversion, the person he tells the story of his father (minus the In The Blood part) is the adopted son of the infamous serial killer Judge Mason/Paul Millander, to show that being a serial killer isn't passed down to people who are neither related to nor shown that kind of behavior, despite what his weary mother fears. Played straight with Haskell: His father has been killing for years and his victims include Haskell's mother.
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CSI / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
CSI / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Season 8's "Two and a Half Deaths" was written by Chuck Lorre and features the murder of Annabelle Fundt (Katey Sagal), a demanding, temperamental sitcom star who is clearly inspired by Lorre's negative experiences writing for Roseanne Barr on her eponymous sitcom and Brett Butler on Grace Under Fire. The Show Within a Show, Annabelle, combines elements of Roseanne (named for its star and features a critically panned plotline in which the working-class main character wins the lottery) and Grace Under Fire (main character is a single mother), and the flashback in which an intoxicated Annabelle offers to show her new breast implants to her horrified onscreen son is based on an incident involving Butler.note An intoxicated Butler actually did show her new breast implants to her 12-year-old onscreen son, Jon Paul Steuer, leading to the studio recasting his role and buying out his contract to avoid a lawsuit from his enraged parents. Annabelle's parasitic boyfriend/PA is equally clearly inspired by Barr's ex-husband, Tom Arnold. Hilariously averted in volume 6 of IDW's tie-in comics. The story ends with them carting off Greg Rucka for the attempted murder of Joe Quesada.
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CSI / int_13992073	type	Rasputinian Death
CSI / int_13992073	comment	Rasputinian Death: The episode "Ending Happy" - it's revealed former boxer Lorenzo "Happy" Morales was poisoned with snake venom and shellfish, bludgeoned with a crowbar, shot with a crossbow and drowned at the bottom of a pool.
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CSI / int_13dc1beb	type	Serial Killings, Specific Target
CSI / int_13dc1beb	comment	Serial Killings, Specific Target: In one episode, a comedian dies from drinking a poisoned bottle of water. Then a kid dies from drinking the same brand. The first victim was the target; the killer (a rival comedian who hated his style) says he blames the CSIs for not finding the poisoned bottle in time as he's arrested after confessing out of remorse. Doctor Jekyll, when finally caught after a season-long killing spree, was in the process of murdering the true object of his rage- his own father. Played with in that every victim was connected to the main target, friends and acquaintances that they admired, so every murder was designed to make them suffer before they died, as well as giving Jekyll a chance to take out his frustrations on somebody. Done with a serial rapist in "Helpless", where it turns out that his first two rapes were 'dress rehearsals' so he could have all of the details worked out by the time he went for his intended victim.
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CSI / int_14dca505	type	Small Parent, Huge Child
CSI / int_14dca505	comment	Small Parent, Huge Child: In "A Little Murder", an attendee of a Little Person's convention is found dead, apparently from suicide by hanging. Turns out, he was murdered by another attendee, the father of an average-size daughter who was in love with the victim and was planning to marry him. Her actress is 5'7 and her father (whose actor is 3'6) didn't want her to spend the rest of her life or raise children with a Little Person, plus the guy was cheating on her. (The young lady's mother was also a Little Person, but had passed away before the events of the episode.)
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CSI / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
CSI / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: "Unfriendly Skies", inspired by the Jonathan Burton case and aired only months after the incident. "Anatomy of a Lye", based on the Gregory Biggs case. "After the Show", an almost word for word retelling of the Linda Sobek murder, and specially notable for having been co-written by Elizabeth Devine, a former CSI involved in the original case who is now a consultant to the show. "Trends With Benefits" is based on the suicide of Tyler Clementi who was outed by his roommate with his webcam, with a twist: The gay college student's death was an accident, him being gay wasn't an issue, and he was the one who was using hidden cameras (he wanted to be the next Perez Hilton), in this case to expose his professor raping a student. "Burked", based on the Binion murder case. While the key story elements are there, the identities of the killers are different. The episode where a rich guy hires his girlfriend and his girlfriend's jealous ex-boyfriend to stage a carjack in which his wife is killed, only to be killed himself right after by that ex-boyfriend, is closely modeled on this 2000 crime case. The show upped it by having the girlfriend also die in an accident and the killer trying to pass himself as a good Samaritan. "Empty Eyes" bears many similarities to Richard Speck's crimes. The main suspect in "Bittersweet" is closely modeled on Karla Homolka. "Pledging Mr. Johnson" was somewhat based on the real life death of a medical student in the 60s from a similar liver-swallowing fraternity hazing. The "rebirthing" therapy case was based on the Candice Newmaker case, in which Candice was forced to go through rebirthing therapy by her adoptive mother, leading to her death. "Torch Song" is based on The Station nightclub fire, down to the toxic insulation foam catching fire and suffocating the audience, and band members among the victims. The only major difference is that the episode's fire was deliberate arson rather than accidental.
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CSI / int_1646dd01	type	What Did You Expect When You Named It ____?
CSI / int_1646dd01	comment	What Did You Expect When You Named It ____?: The Body of the Week of the "Angle of Attack" episode turns out to have been killed by a experimental jet engine powered wingsuit that was code named "Project Icarus". This is Lampshaded by Nick.
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CSI / int_1649e053	type	Your Mom
CSI / int_1649e053	comment	Your Mom: Haskell goads the guard outside his cell by saying Dr. Jekyll was the guard's mom. A visit to a brothel to get information on a guy who had been there gets someone telling Nick "your mother slept with Azerbaijani!"
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CSI / int_16dda55f	type	Simple Solution Won't Work
CSI / int_16dda55f	comment	Simple Solution Won't Work: Discussed in "Chaos Theory." After exhausting several theories as to how college girl Paige Wycoff ended up dead in a dumpster behind her dormitory, Grissom quotes H. L. Mencken, "For every complex problem, there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong." He then adds that, since that's the case, they need to look for a solution that's messy, complicated, and right. Turns out the dumpster got hit by a passing car taking a short-cut in the rain at night while the girl was trying to retrieve her trash can that fell down the garbage chute. The driver didn't see her leaning in from behind it, pinned her to a wall causing internal injuries, & she fell in with the can. For further Dramatic Irony, Paige's parents (both because of grief and the sheer absurdity of the chain of events) look at Grissom in the eye after he explains things, call him incompetent and make clear they don't believe him, and storm out of his office swearing they will spend the rest of their lives looking for her "killer".
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CSI / int_1720ea9c	type	Injured Self-Drag
CSI / int_1720ea9c	comment	Injured Self-Drag: In "Hog Heaven," an undercover cop infiltrating a biker gang gets outed, and the gang gives him a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown in the bar where they hang out. One slams him in the knee so hard with a large, heavy chain that his kneecap is shattered and he goes down. Several others kick him repeatedly with their biker boots. His right shoulder is dislocated and he gets stabbed in one of his kidneys. Knowing he's a goner, they stand back and watch as he tries to drag himself to the door with his left hand, leaving bloody prints and a Trail of Blood behind. He dies before he gets out.
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CSI / int_17471e26	type	Sinister Shiv
CSI / int_17471e26	comment	Sinister Shiv: One episode featured a shanking in a juvenile detention facility with a shiv made from a razorblade melted into the handle of a toothbrush.
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CSI / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
CSI / int_17501df2	comment	Male leads: Las Vegas has white-haired Grissom and DB; brunet Mac and redhead Horatio.
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CSI / int_1779f10e	type	"Well Done, Son" Guy
CSI / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son" Guy: Presumably Jekyll's dad. In an interesting twist the dad wanted his son to have a creative career (chef) while the son wanted a more disciplined one (surgeon).
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CSI / int_17b30e42	type	Pro Wrestling Episode
CSI / int_17b30e42	comment	Pro Wrestling Episode: In "Mascara", one of Ray's former students is murdered and the investigation plunges the team into the mysterious world of Mexican wrestling.
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CSI / int_187d6927	type	Boys Like Creepy Critters
CSI / int_187d6927	comment	Boys Like Creepy Critters: Grissom mentions he was into bugs in school (naturally), but his first crush was an inversion ("She liked bugs, too").
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CSI / int_1888979e	type	Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist
CSI / int_1888979e	comment	In one episode, where a man gets 4 years for killing a supposed child molester, only for it to turn out he is the child molester, and the victim was going to report him. Once the team uncovers the truth, they inform him he's facing a mandatory sentence of life without parole for sexually assaulting a minor.
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CSI / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License â€“ Biology
CSI / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License â€“ Biology: The series plays fast and loose with various aspects of biology, particularly on the subject of fingerprints, which aren't necessarily left as easily or on as many surfaces as the show would have one believe. One CGI montage in "Grave Danger" shows fire ants injecting venom through their bites. Real ants only bite to get hold and then inject venom through their abdomen stings, like bees and wasps. "If I Had a Hammer" has fingerprints on the murder weapon and DNA from blood on a piece of evidence being usable for analysis after 18 years, when in reality they would have been far too degraded to be useful. In the third season episode "Got Murder?" a teenage girl is lactating, but we are told a medical examination revealed that she's a virgin, thus indicating it is a phantom pregnancy. There is no reliable method of determining whether a woman is a virgin with any kind of physical examination. Most likely this would be referring to the presence of an intact hymen, but it is both possible to have sex without the hymen being ruptured, and for the hymen to be ruptured without having sex.
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CSI / int_18e11001	type	Victim of the Week
CSI / int_18e11001	comment	In "Turn of the Screw", the killer beats the Victim of the Week to death a pipe wrench he had just used to sabotage the roller coaster.
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CSI / int_1972ef89	type	Railing Kill
CSI / int_1972ef89	comment	"Wild Life" has a twofer. The first case involves a couple having sex on a balcony, and the man falls during climax. The second case involves a cat attacking a parrot, resulting in the husband slipping and hitting his head in the shower, and the wife accidentally stabbing herself with a kitchen knife.
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CSI / int_19d06ef7	type	A Father to His Men
CSI / int_19d06ef7	comment	A Father to His Men: Grissom's markedly paternal leadership style, most visible with Greg, Nick and Warrick — especially right before Warrick gets killed, and afterwards. DB gets into this as well. His group meetings are "family meetings".
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CSI / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
CSI / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: The 300th episode "Frame By Frame'' was promoted as featuring a return guest appearance by Marg Helgenberger, reprising her role as Catherine Willows. Some TV Guide entries even claimed that Catherine returns to assist the CSIs in a cold case. In actuality, Catherine only appears in flashbacks (newly shot, mind you), and the character never actually appears in the present time. The previous episode's trailer had Greg saying he's going to leave the CSI (after he had said in the last episode that, unlike Sara, he'd never tire of the job); actually he's afraid he's going to be forced to leave if it's proven his negligence put an innocent man in jail for a decade (it was actually a rookie cop who unwittingly contaminated the crime scene)
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CSI / int_19fd589b	type	Deadly Road Trip
CSI / int_19fd589b	comment	Deadly Road Trip: It involves a particularly dead-eyed gang of juvenile delinquents who beat up tourists For the Evulz, knowing that as juveniles they would face relatively short sentences if caught.
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CSI / int_1a3b588c	type	Suicide Is Shameful
CSI / int_1a3b588c	comment	Suicide Is Shameful: In the episode "Who Shot Sherlock?", Greg cites the possibility that a relative of the deceased covered up a suicide as a possible explanation for contradictory evidence at the crime scene. In an odd twist it turns out to be a murder staged to look like a suicide which was staged to look like a murder because of this trope.
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CSI / int_1c9537cd	type	The Main Characters Do Everything
CSI / int_1c9537cd	comment	The Main Characters Do Everything: Literally every possible police-related duty except handing out traffic tickets. It practically feels like the CSI team is an entire police department comprised of a dozen people. This show is pretty bad about this. In real life, CSIs simply go from crime scene to crime scene collecting evidence; they don't do lab work. Right off the bat, a CSI's job is combined with a forensic scientist's job. They especially don't interview, interrogate and arrest people, even in cities where the CSIs are police officers, they don't interview and interrogate people. Even Captain Jim Brass, the only actual main character with a badge, wouldn't be doing investigative work. The rank of Captain is a management rank, he'd spend most of his time at the station performing administrative duties. The combination of the CSI and forensic scientist jobs is due to California Doubling. The real-life criminalist(s) who were involved in the development and consultation of the show in its early years mostly worked in Los Angeles, where most criminalists both collect evidence from crime scenes and do lab work.
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CSI / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
CSI / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Ecklie has his moments of this when it comes to Morgan. He's not pleased when he finds out that Morgan testified on Hodges' behalf at a hearing for his possibly-a-Green-Card-scam engagement, and he punches a guy in the face when he won't admit to knowing where a kidnapped Morgan is. As he doesn't really have quite as much of an opportunity to go out and investigate things as the others, when Morgan ends up in danger (as he's the Undersheriff/Sheriff), he doesn't get as much Papa Wolf behavior as the other examples here, but it's still very obvious that you do not want to be around him and be someone who's hurt her.
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CSI / int_1e1aa82a	type	Diabolus ex Machina
CSI / int_1e1aa82a	comment	"Fracked", essentially. Just when the team think they've figured out what's going on Ecklie randomly forces them to close the investigation for no real reason. Particularly infuriating because the team have been allowed to proceed with investigations in which they had much less evidence than this one.
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CSI / int_1e584efa	type	Cruel and Unusual Death
CSI / int_1e584efa	comment	"Working Stiffs" has the antagonist robbing a safe and successfully evading police to make his getaway...only to reveal that while the safe blew up, he was bisected by the safe door and is quickly bleeding to death.
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CSI / int_1f0c1d33	type	Couldn't Find a Pen
CSI / int_1f0c1d33	comment	Couldn't Find a Pen: In "Passed Pawns, the Victim of the Week uses his dying strength to write the letters 'D E' in his own blood on the floor of the alley. In "CSI Unplugged", the kidnapper leaves a note saying "WE HAVE HARPER" written in blood. In "There's the Rub", the Victim of the Week was Locked in a Freezer and tried to leave a Dying Clue by writing on the class with cooking oil.
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CSI / int_1f250372	type	I Need a Freaking Drink
CSI / int_1f250372	comment	I Need a Freaking Drink: Grissom makes a joke about this in an early episode when Catherine tells him she needs vodka. "Well so do I, but we're on a case." She clarifies she needs the vodka to preserve tissue samples.
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CSI / int_204340fc	type	Vomiting Cop
CSI / int_204340fc	comment	Vomiting Cop: In "A Little Murder," Catherine sends a rookie on body-watch outside for some fresh air when she realizes he's about to barf all over her crime scene.
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CSI / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
CSI / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: In "Boom," security guard Dominic is quick to use his expertise in bomb-making (he even blows some up himself in his spare time) to aid the team in the investigation of a bomb at an office building. At least, that's what Dominic thinks is happening. In truth, between his knowledge and his quirky behavior, the team considers him the prime suspect and Dominic goes along, even drawing how the bomb must have been set up, oblivious to how he's implicating himself. When a public defender tries to end a talk, Dominic just brushes her off as "they're being good to me." The team, meanwhile, come to the idea that Dominic is actually playing a twisted game of openly confessing without evidence to play them. It gets to the point where, after a conversation Dominic clearly doesn't realize is actually an interrogation, Grissom openly says he can't tell if the guy is a mastermind playing them or "just crazy." The answer comes when Dominic dies stopping a bomb from going off in a school and the team realize he really was a hero trying to help them out.
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CSI / int_20d88961	type	Burlesque
CSI / int_20d88961	comment	Burlesque: Catherine is a former burlesque dancer. The subject comes up in a number of episodes, include one where she meets up with a former patron - a cop who became her mentor after encouraging her to switch careers.
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CSI / int_21304649	type	This Bear Was Framed
CSI / int_21304649	comment	This Bear Was Framed: In one episode, a woman (who was eating human organs to fight off a rare disease) used dogs to attack her victims, so that the deaths at first simply looked like dog attacks.
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CSI / int_21c05222	type	Long-Runners
CSI / int_21c05222	comment	Long-Runners: Fifteen seasons before being cancelled in 2015.
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CSI / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
CSI / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: Pretty much a given in a show about police officers and CSIs dealing with death on a daily basis.
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CSI / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
CSI / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In "The Finger", Catherine and a man whose mistress has been kidnapped are sent to an isolated phone booth at an abandoned building to receive the next clue to her location. The phone has been vandalized, but the clue turns out to be a map in the phone book.
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CSI / int_234c6fad	type	Deep-Fried Whatever
CSI / int_234c6fad	comment	"Deep Fried and Minty Fresh" features a guy getting killed by having his head dunked in a deep-fat fryer. It's shown about three times. One sequence details the hot grease entering his trachea, burning it up and causing him to asphyxiate.
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CSI / int_240fd641	type	Long-Runner Cast Turnover
CSI / int_240fd641	comment	Long-Runner Cast Turnover: Since the original premiered in 2000, its later seasons have seen the departure of three of its leads (Grissom, retired, and Catherine, new job, and Ray Langston (who replaced Grissom), forcibly resigned), two of its secondary leads (Sara, quit from PTSD but now Commuting on a Bus, and Warrick, Killed Off for Real) and a number of its recurring supporting roles (Wendy, Sofia, and the very short tenure of Riley, meant to replace Sara). Most of the departures were of the "actor wanting to move on" variety, but contract disputes and in Warrick's case, personal problems, also factored.
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CSI / int_243c8078	type	Spontaneous Human Combustion
CSI / int_243c8078	comment	Spontaneous Human Combustion: One episode has a subplot dedicated to SHC. After finding a charred corpse with all the hallmarks of Real Life SHC cases, Warrick and Sara conducted an experiment. They wrapped a pig's corpse in a cotton nightgown like the woman was wearing, put the corpse on an identical lounger to the victim, and tossed a lit cigarette on it, thereby replicating the scene that they found. Grissom, who already knew about the Wick Effect, congratulated them on a successful experiment, then told them they had to clean up the mess.
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CSI / int_246f70c6	type	Identical Twin Mistake
CSI / int_246f70c6	comment	Identical Twin Mistake: One episode deals with the Victim of the Week being a soccer mom that was shot in a parking lot, and the investigation eventually leads to a house where the woman's identical twin has apparently hanged herself. Turns out that the women were long-lost twins and the one who apparently committed suicide had become a newspaper editor and was about to rat out a photographer that had photoshopped pictures of the Second Gulf War to "make them more representative of War Is Hell", winning a prize for that. He had shot the first twin by mistake due to them having gone to the same laundromat and her arriving at the time he had expected his target to be there. He then went to her house to take care of the evidence of his forged photos, and when the "dead" woman came home, he panicked, strangled and then hung her.
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CSI / int_24e48d72	type	Dirty Harriet
CSI / int_24e48d72	comment	In "Skin in the Game," Morgan goes undercover as a prostitute trying to find a serial killer. However this goes horribly wrong as Morgan is abducted.
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CSI / int_24e51e8	type	Mistaken for Murderer
CSI / int_24e51e8	comment	Another back alley doctor is suspected by the team to be Dr. Jekyll, only for them to find out that he is a Good Samaritan who performs low cost surgeries on the poor and undocumented immigrants, and that the victim died because of a rare disorder which causes excessive bleeding, and his body was dumped with his family's consent.
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CSI / int_25f33d8	type	Sick Episode
CSI / int_25f33d8	comment	Sick Episode: "Grissom's Divine Comedy." Gil is called into work while home with the flu, Nick coughs on Hodges (much to his dismay), and Greg appears to be coming down with a cold as well.
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CSI / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
CSI / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: The CSIs investigate the murder of a family in the Season 1 episode "Blood Drops". When another family is slaughtered in Season 6, the episode is titled "Gum Drops".
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CSI / int_270ed8b8	type	Candlelit Bath
CSI / int_270ed8b8	comment	Candlelit Bath: In "Who and What", the first Victim of the Week is taking a candlelit bath when the killer enters the bathroom to bludgeon her to death with a hammer.
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CSI / int_272abb98	type	Shoot the Shaggy Dog
CSI / int_272abb98	comment	Shoot the Shaggy Dog: "Fracked", essentially. Just when the team think they've figured out what's going on Ecklie randomly forces them to close the investigation for no real reason. Particularly infuriating because the team have been allowed to proceed with investigations in which they had much less evidence than this one. "A Thousand Days On Earth" is another rather gutting example. Turns out there wasn't even any murder - the dead little girl had accidentally suffocated while playing with her foster siblings. Her foster father, a genuinely repentant ex-con, covered up her death because he didn't want to go back to jail, but before this is found out, his innocent wife is accidentally shot by an overzealous SWAT marksman. As if that weren't bad enough, Catherine unintentionally ruins the life of the totally-blameless first suspect by outing him as a registered sex offender (which he'd only become by accident - he obliviously stripped naked in front of a group of children while high), and in the episode's final scene he confronts her in the parking garage and tells her point blank that someday when she least expects it, he's planning to come to her house and commit suicide on her front lawn.
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CSI / int_27725a69	type	Nice Character, Mean Actor
CSI / int_27725a69	comment	Nice Character, Mean Actor: In-universe and for a Top Chef-esque reality TV star: the show's producer was going out of her way to make him look like a nice underdog because he and another chef were her college buddies — and then she found out they were the ones who raped her sister (I think). She turned him into four fancy dishes and poisoned his buddy with almonds (actual almonds (well, almond powder), not the bitter kind).
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CSI / int_27ab0123	type	Offing the Offspring
CSI / int_27ab0123	comment	Offing the Offspring: One woman was so devoted to her son that she used her gangster boyfriend to murder her adult grandchildren and nearly her great-grandchild when she learned her granddaughter had evidence her son had molested them (his children, not the great-grandchild). Her excuse for being able to kill her own family so easily was the fact that she had given birth to and raised her son while the other three may as well have been strangers. Sadly this was ripped from the headlines (and before you ask: yup, Florida). One early episode had a woman simply murder her 7-year old daughter on an amusement park ride to make it look like an accident so she would be free to run off with her boyfriend without having to deal with the responsibility. The ending has it ambiguous if the CSIs have enough to convict her. A B-plot case had woman who murdered her 13-year old daughter because she thought the daughter was hitting on her adult boyfriend. A case of a couple who killed their infant son because he was exhibiting signs of Tay-Sachs disease, a disease which previously took the life of their older son. However, their second son didn't have Tay-Sachs and was exhibiting symptoms due to incidental and accidental gardening chemicals poisoning. His parents killed him by leaving him in the car on a dangerously hot day because they didn't want to go through another experience like that of their first child. The Season 6 episode "Still Life" had a woman who after her soldier husband was killed in action, killed her young son and buried him in the back yard as she couldn't face the idea of her son growing up and going off to war (her husband came from a military family) and getting killed like that. She cut all ties with her husband's family and would post doctored photos of her and another family's son on social media to make it look like her son was still alive. Grissom makes a reference to the Greek character and play Medea after the case is resolved.
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CSI / int_27b418da	type	A Winner Is You
CSI / int_27b418da	comment	A Winner Is You: After you beat a case with 100% completion, you usually just get Grissom telling you that doesn't happen often, and that he's very impressed. If you don't get 100%, he just berates you and tells you to try better next time. To be fair though, it is in character for Grissom to give you such a bare minimum evaluation. In the games made after William Petersen's departure Catherine gives you a more glowing evaluation, making you feel like you really accomplished something. However, she pretty much says the same thing regardless if you get 100% or not.
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CSI / int_27b9c950	type	Road-Sign Reversal
CSI / int_27b9c950	comment	Road-Sign Reversal: A variation in "Anatomy of a Lye". A man deliberately alters the trail map his fiancee is using so she will not beat his time on a particular trail run. However, his alteration causes her to be trapped in the mountains during a flash flood and she drowns.
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CSI / int_28604695	type	Rogue Juror
CSI / int_28604695	comment	Rogue Juror: One episode of has the holdout on a jury found dead. The suspicion is that he was murdered to end the deadlock (on top of being an incredibly belligerent jackass), when in truth he was stung by a bee that had flown into the jury room through an open window and died from a massive allergic reaction. The post-"Fannysmackin'" arc regarding Greg's Accidental Murder of Demitrius James in the defense of a man he and a mob were beating up has Sanders trying to defend himself in court and, overall, what looked like an Open-and-Shut Case (Greg saw the crowd, he tried to scare them off with his car, James tried to attack instead, he hit him with the car because he couldn't brake in time, it's all clear) turns into a circus of accusing Greg of alleged Police Brutality, racism and even the possibility of having been a Drunk Driver during the act (thus ending with the James family forming Irrational Hatred for cops in general and Greg in specific) because of a jackass juror that wishes "all of the facts being brought to light" and won't vote until he hears them (even interrupting testimonies to question the witnesses).
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CSI / int_28848c12	type	Life-or-Limb Decision
CSI / int_28848c12	comment	Life-or-Limb Decision: One episode begins with finding a dead woman who was missing a hand. They eventually find that she had bitten it off to escape from a psycho's basement. In "Consumed", it looks like a cannibalistic serial killer chewed through his own wrist in order to escape, leaving his hand handcuffed to the inside of a car. It was actually staged to allow the killer to exaggerate his mystique.
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CSI / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
CSI / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Probably unintentional, there's an episode where a fat man is killed and he has the surname Brenner which means 'burning' in Norwegian; in the same episode there is a murder by fire.
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CSI / int_29634187	type	Brains and Bondage
CSI / int_29634187	comment	Brains and Bondage: Grissom's one-time potential love interest, Lady Heather, is an intelligent woman who runs an S&M club.
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CSI / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
CSI / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: After ten long years, they finally poke fun at their periodic explanations of how a test or piece of equipment works for the benefit of the audience, even though there's no good reason for, say, Sara to be telling this to Nick in the course of everyday work. Lampshades were also hung about being a forensics series in "I Like to Watch". Grissom tells the crew of a forensics Reality Show that there are too many forensics shows, and Hodges remarks that a six-hour laser ablation test will only take 30 seconds on TV when the show's editors re-cut it...just before a montage of him doing the test that's exactly 30 seconds long.
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CSI / int_2a491c3c	type	Trust Me, I'm an X
CSI / int_2a491c3c	comment	Trust Me, I'm an X: From "The Theory of Everything": And then Wendy kicks his ass. Wendy kicks his ass frequently. The first time he doesn't completely screw up in a Lab Rat Episode is when he finally gets a kiss.
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CSI / int_2acd6c79	type	Extra Y, Extra Violent
CSI / int_2acd6c79	comment	Extra Y, Extra Violent: Referenced in one episode; a couple knows their son has this condition and constantly treats him with suspicion because of it. When their daughter accidentally kills their other son by pushing him down the stairs, she claims he did it on purpose; this is what actually turned him violent.
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CSI / int_2b14367f	type	Bring My Brown Pants
CSI / int_2b14367f	comment	Bring My Brown Pants: The guy who has a heart attack when he thinks he's being pushed out of a helicopter thousands of feet off the ground with no chute. He's actually only a few feet up but doesn't realize this because he's blindfolded. He's shown to have wet himself. The witness in "Paper or Plastic" is nervous as he talks to Catherine, and when asked if he has somewhere he needs to be, he says he has to go change his pants.
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CSI / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
CSI / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: "Friend Agenda" is an in-universe Expy for MySpace and late 2000's Facebook.
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CSI / int_2b8e2d45	type	Nausea Dissonance
CSI / int_2b8e2d45	comment	Nausea Dissonance: In one episode, Catherine sends the rookie officer escorting her out because of this trope (she doesn't want vomit contaminating her crime-scene). The suspect turns out to have been hiding, and attacks her. This doubles as a Call-Back when Warrick berates the officer for not clearing the scene because "[They] lost a CSI 2 years ago because of [that]." He's referring to the first episode, in which he was the one to leave another CSI alone at a crime scene.
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CSI / int_2bd34117	type	It's Always Sunny in Miami
CSI / int_2bd34117	comment	It's Always Sunny in Miami: It hardly ever rains on this show. Somewhat justified, seeing as how Las Vegas is in the middle of a desert. It's occasionally averted when the weather is plot-relevant.
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CSI / int_2bf84ccb	type	Omniscient Database
CSI / int_2bf84ccb	comment	Omniscient Database: Revolutionized this trope. They have demonstrated databases on blood, hair, rope, wire, shoe prints, tire treads, tire rubber compositions, and even clown makeup patterns. There was a Lampshade Hanging in a sixth season episode, in which Hodges sarcastically suggested searching a database to discover the brand of a hot dog. To be fair, the clown makeup database belonged to a clown guild in Las Vegas, which is Truth in Television. Each professional clown is required to wear a unique make-up that is registered in the guild. Wearing another clown's make-up is punishable. An early Season Ten episode features a database on gangs, including cases related to each gang, their territory and their known members. In fact, it's when CSI avoids the trope that it can be jarring. A reoccurring scene is the local trace evidence guy naming a compound, and the CSI identifying the compound's common name, and its uses, including the more arcane (say, Jeweller grinder lubricant) on the top of their head. Said arcane use are always the key to cracking the case. This gets jarring because there ARE databases to identify the most common uses of chemicals.
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CSI / int_2bf993ad	type	Secret Relationship
CSI / int_2bf993ad	comment	Secret Relationship: At first, Gil and Sara kept their relationship a secret from the team, and especially Ecklie since Gil is Sara's supervisor and that's a big no-no as far as LAPD/Crime Lab policy.
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CSI / int_2c7e9a70	type	Makeover Montage
CSI / int_2c7e9a70	comment	Makeover Montage: The Teaser to "Under My Skin" has a teenage girl undergoing a makeover from her older sister. As this is CSI, it does not end well for her.
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CSI / int_2d1d46bb	type	Lotsa People Try to Dun It
CSI / int_2d1d46bb	comment	Lotsa People Try to Dun It: A extreme example occurs in "Ending Happy". The CSIs are investigating Rasputinian Death of boxer Lorenzo 'Happy' Gonzales, and discover a bizarre chain of events where the multiple murder attempts ended up interfering with each other. The drugged-up ex-boxer passes out on his favorite prostitute's bed, and is injected with snake venom by her and an accomplice. His boss's wife is fed shrimp by his boss, in order to trigger Happy's allergy when they hook up, causing his throat to swell. He's then shot through the throat with a crossbow by one of the people who injected him with snake venom, allowing him to breathe again. He figures out what the prostitute did and goes back to her room angry, and she hits him with a crowbar. Then he staggers off to rest on a chair by the brothel's swimming pool, and leans over to pick up a cigarette. The chair collapses under his weight and drops him into the pool, wherein he finally drowns.
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CSI / int_2d363f63	type	Frame-Up
CSI / int_2d363f63	comment	Frame-Up: The plot of the 2021 revival is a kidnap case which leads to a lab that implies Hodges has been faking evidence in thousands of cases. Sara, of course, knows Hodges would never do this, but the newer CSI techs aren't sure and the D.A. wants Hodges arrested. Worse is how this would mean every case Hodges ever had a hand in is now suspect and open for appeal.
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CSI / int_2d717e11	type	Suicide, Not Murder
CSI / int_2d717e11	comment	Suicide, Not Murder: Hodges' 'death' (actually a scenario for his board game) in "You Kill Me" turns out to be this. Subverted in the episode "Who Shot Sherlock?". The victim, a Sherlock Holmes enthusiast, is killed by a gunshot to the head. At the end of the last meeting of a group of other Holmes fans, he told them he would have a special mystery prepared for the next one. The CSI team eventually comes to believe that the victim killed himself when they find the gun in a chimney, suspended by an elastic band; this makes it look like the victim shot himself with the band outstretched, after which it withdrew into the chimney where nobody would think to look, in order to create a mystery around his own death. Then it turns out that he was killed by a member of the group who then set up the scene to look like this. Said member then turns out to have been framed by yet another member. "Hitting for the Cycle": Ben Fowler, who was found dead in a swimming pool, killed by a gunshot through the mouth and with his hands tied together. He turns out to have made it look like he was murdered when the house he was sitting was broken into and robbed because he owed money to criminals and wanted his ex-wife to get the payout for his life insurance; he staged it to look like a murder because the money wouldn't have been paid out if his death were ruled a suicide.
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CSI / int_2d7ef923	type	Mistaken for Cheating
CSI / int_2d7ef923	comment	Mistaken for Cheating: Doc's wife, when a body turns up in her bed. It was really a set-up, with a wrong place, wrong time kind of feel. In "Turn of the Screws", a jealous mother suspected her daughter of trying to steal her younger boyfriend. Turns out he was just giving her a ride home from school.
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CSI / int_2de495bb	type	Missing Child
CSI / int_2de495bb	comment	Missing Child: One episode has two boys who go missing and the main suspect is a pedophile. It doesn't help when the team has to enlist his help to try to find the boys and he begins to describe in detail to Grissom how he would lure a child to him by gaining their trust. Another suspect is one of the boy's abusive grandfather. Imagine you were the son of that man, forced to leave your son with him because the grandfather is the only one available to look after your son. And fails. The pedophile did it.
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CSI / int_2e13acd1	type	Occam's Razor
CSI / int_2e13acd1	comment	Occam's Razor: In a rather bizarre instance, Grissom brings this up in one episode to suggest that the killer was...the Nazi Mad Scientist Evil Twin of the man they thought was the killer. That was the "simplest explanation" he offered (he was right, of course, but still - hardly "simple"). Used also in Catherine's final episode where she's determined to prove a ruthless millionaire killed an old friend of hers as well as an FBI agent and was behind attempts on Catherine's life. She does become confused when she realizes the leads don't seem to be panning out for the guy. It's Sara who cites the trope by noting this all started when Catherine's "old friend" who she hadn't seen in years showed up and told her about her husband being this criminal and then she seemingly vanished in a car fire. As it happens, the "friend" set this whole thing up to trick Catherine into going after her husband to cover up how she'd been using her husband's foundation for her own criminal acts.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_2e13acd1
CSI / int_2f187e89	type	It Works Better with Bullets
CSI / int_2f187e89	comment	It Works Better with Bullets: In "Forget Me Not", Ronald Basderic attempts to shoot Sara only to find that Detective Crawford had swapped the clip from his gun for one loaded with blanks when he searched him earlier.
CSI / int_2f187e89	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_2f187e89	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_2f187e89
CSI / int_2fb3170e	type	Enemy Within
CSI / int_2fb3170e	comment	Enemy Within: Ray, and his struggle not to give in to his dark side.
CSI / int_2fb3170e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_2fb3170e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_2fb3170e
CSI / int_3036294e	type	Scary Black Man
CSI / int_3036294e	comment	Scary Black Man: Several of these have been suspects over the years. An amusing subversion came from a black teenage gangbanger and Smug Snake, who tried to use this trope to intimidate Warrick. Warrick, of course, wasn't the least bit impressed. Dr. Langston when he's been sufficiently provoked. The look on his face right before he murders Nate Haskell all but cements it.
CSI / int_3036294e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3036294e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3036294e
CSI / int_30725d31	type	Medication Tampering
CSI / int_30725d31	comment	Medication Tampering: In "Primum Non Nocere", the team doctor for an ice hockey team murders the Victim of the Week by swapping his painkiller tablet for a quinine tablet that he knows will interact fatally with the player's heart condition.
CSI / int_30725d31	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_30725d31	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_30725d31
CSI / int_30adeff3	type	Defective Detective
CSI / int_30adeff3	comment	Defective Detective: Hardly anyone on the cast doesn't have some personal demon: Grissom's nerdiness and hearing-loss scare, Sara's mother killing her abusive father and ending up in an institution, Catherine's work keeping her away from family, Brass' estranged daughter, Warrick's gambling addiction, etc.
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CSI / int_30adeff3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_30adeff3
CSI / int_31033037	type	Elevator Failure
CSI / int_31033037	comment	Elevator Failure: Hodges and Henry get stuck in the Lab's elevator when all of Vegas loses power.
CSI / int_31033037	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_31033037	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_31033037
CSI / int_3107a493	type	Open Heart Dentistry
CSI / int_3107a493	comment	Open Heart Dentistry: In "Willows in the Wind", Doc Robbins (a pathologist) performs impromptu field surgery on Catherine, cauterising a gunshot wound with a curling iron.
CSI / int_3107a493	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3107a493	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3107a493
CSI / int_3174384e	type	Shameful Source of Knowledge
CSI / int_3174384e	comment	Shameful Source of Knowledge: Inverted in an episode which is set over the course of a year. A junkie who Nick helps out at the beginning (and slowly sorts himself out over the course of the episode) recognises the smell of some drugs the murderer poisoned the victim with. However, he isn't willing to reveal what he knows until after he's gone clean, since he didn't think he'd be believed.
CSI / int_3174384e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3174384e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3174384e
CSI / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
CSI / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: While Sqweegel may brutally murdered people with dark, terrible secrets, he refuses to kill innocent people that happen to witness his crimes.
CSI / int_319e4a2f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_319e4a2f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_319e4a2f
CSI / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
CSI / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: DB seems to ship Morgan/Greg, seeing as how he's called Greg her boyfriend on at least one occasion. Catherine is one for Grissom and Sara, possibly even before they get together, as she watches approvingly as he orders a plant for Sara to apologise to her.
CSI / int_31da1e24	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_31da1e24	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_31da1e24
CSI / int_31fa019d	type	All Psychology Is Freudian
CSI / int_31fa019d	comment	All Psychology Is Freudian: "4x4": "Fur And Loathing": "Lab Rats": "King Baby" has a victim with an infantilism fetish (a fetish for pretending to be a baby and being nursed). At the end of the episode we meet the victim's mother, who mentions she never breastfed her son, believing it would make him soft.
CSI / int_31fa019d	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_31fa019d	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_31fa019d
CSI / int_32976084	type	Destination Defenestration
CSI / int_32976084	comment	Destination Defenestration: In "Stalker", Nick gets shoved out of a window when he is surprised by the guy whose apartment he's searching, and winds up being hospitalized.
CSI / int_32976084	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_32976084	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_32976084
CSI / int_32c7a2a3	type	Symbolic Blood
CSI / int_32c7a2a3	comment	Symbolic Blood: In "Helpless", a shot cuts from blood that is staining the inside of a human hamster ball that is rolling out of control to red wine that is being swirled around a large wineglass.
CSI / int_32c7a2a3	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_32c7a2a3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_32c7a2a3
CSI / int_34260591	type	Impromptu Tracheotomy
CSI / int_34260591	comment	Impromptu Tracheotomy: In "Ending Happy", this is one element in the titular character's Rasputinian Death, delivered via a crossbow bolt to the neck. Ironically, since the victim is choking due to anaphylactic shock at the time, his windpipe being opened gives him enough time to reach his epi-pen. The bolt also manages to miss everything else in the victim's neck by pure chance.
CSI / int_34260591	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_34260591	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_34260591
CSI / int_34a4f82a	type	Surgeons Can Do Autopsies If They Want
CSI / int_34a4f82a	comment	Surgeons Can Do Autopsies If They Want: Inverted when Doc Robbins and Nick find a pregnant teen very soon after she hung herself in her closet. Doc realizes her almost full-term baby is alive and kicking, so he performs an emergency C-section with Nick assisting a bit. Back at the Lab, he tells Nick it was nice to help the living for a change. Averted with CSI level 1, Dr. Langston, who sometimes helps Doc Robbins in autopsy. He was a pathologist before changing careers.
CSI / int_34a4f82a	featureApplicability	-1.0
CSI / int_34a4f82a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_34a4f82a
CSI / int_3517000d	type	Mad Scientist
CSI / int_3517000d	comment	In a rather bizarre instance, Grissom brings this up in one episode to suggest that the killer was...the Nazi Mad Scientist Evil Twin of the man they thought was the killer. That was the "simplest explanation" he offered (he was right, of course, but still - hardly "simple").
CSI / int_3517000d	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3517000d	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3517000d
CSI / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
CSI / int_355007c3	comment	Unlike most Lab Rat characters on the CSI shows, Hodges is quite content to remain indoors and hates going into the field.
CSI / int_355007c3	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_355007c3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_355007c3
CSI / int_3577923b	type	Murder by Mistake
CSI / int_3577923b	comment	Murder by Mistake: In "The Lost Reindeer", the murderer planned to kill the man hired to play Santa at a Christmas party. However, the Santa left early and one of the other guests put on the costume.
CSI / int_3577923b	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3577923b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3577923b
CSI / int_38b05ae7	type	Poorly Disguised Pilot
CSI / int_38b05ae7	comment	Poorly Disguised Pilot: CSI did this with "Cross-Jurisdictions" to launch CSI: Miami, which in turn launched CSI: NY. And the episode "Hollywood Brass" certainly feels like a PDP. Were they thinking about a Jim Brass spin-off set in LA? The episode "Kitty" definitely felt like a pilot...and it was ordered to series as CSI: Cyber.
CSI / int_38b05ae7	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_38b05ae7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_38b05ae7
CSI / int_3929e0db	type	You Need to Get Laid
CSI / int_3929e0db	comment	You Need to Get Laid: When Nick jokingly tells his nerdy Lab Rat coworkers they need to get a girlfriend, it backfires both times. David reminds Nick he's engaged, and Archie just scoffs, "You first!"
CSI / int_3929e0db	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3929e0db	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3929e0db
CSI / int_39de664a	type	Mad Doctor
CSI / int_39de664a	comment	Mad Doctor: Serial killer with medical experience, 'Doctor Jekyll'.
CSI / int_39de664a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_39de664a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_39de664a
CSI / int_39ed1c8a	type	Conspiracy Theorist
CSI / int_39ed1c8a	comment	Conspiracy Theorist: All of the victims and suspects in "Leapin' Lizards" believe the authority figures are actually shape-shifting reptilans.
CSI / int_39ed1c8a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_39ed1c8a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_39ed1c8a
CSI / int_3a4e34fe	type	Themed Aliases
CSI / int_3a4e34fe	comment	Themed Aliases: In "Living Legend", the killer uses aliases that are the names of movie serial killers: Michael Myers, Pamela Voorhess and F. Krueger.
CSI / int_3a4e34fe	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3a4e34fe	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3a4e34fe
CSI / int_3a6e5796	type	Caught in the Bad Part of Town
CSI / int_3a6e5796	comment	Caught in the Bad Part of Town: "Getting Off" starts with the Victim of the Week driving a BMW into an area under the freeway. The next scene has him dead, with his car missing, as well as his wallet, watch and shoes.
CSI / int_3a6e5796	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3a6e5796	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3a6e5796
CSI / int_3ae5bcf1	type	Trojan Ambulance
CSI / int_3ae5bcf1	comment	Trojan Ambulance: In "Malice in Wonderland" it turns out one of the wedding robbers is an EMT who uses his job to learn every road in their city and use that knowledge for speedy getaways. At the end of the episode, he takes David Hodges and his mother hostage in his own ambulance.
CSI / int_3ae5bcf1	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3ae5bcf1	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3ae5bcf1
CSI / int_3b581a6	type	Forced Out of the Closet
CSI / int_3b581a6	comment	Forced Out of the Closet: One episode features a football player who was outed during an investigation. One of the straight female investigators gets called out on this, but she fails to see why it's such a big deal.
CSI / int_3b581a6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3b581a6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3b581a6
CSI / int_3bebfcc0	type	Living Lie Detector
CSI / int_3bebfcc0	comment	Living Lie Detector: FBI Cybercrimes Agent Ryan. Unfortunately, the criminals she hunts are anonymous internet users; fortunately it's very useful for startling people into doing what she wants (when a military pilot complains that he's not her chauffeur she points out that his "schedule" is to a tropical island with a woman who isn't his wife and— "Welcome aboard").
CSI / int_3bebfcc0	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3bebfcc0	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3bebfcc0
CSI / int_3bf7904f	type	Vengeful Vending Machine
CSI / int_3bf7904f	comment	Vengeful Vending Machine: Brass once helped a witness's mother get a soda from the lab's vending machine, which had taken her for $2. He rattled its controls in the right way to get it to cough up the stuck can for her.
CSI / int_3bf7904f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3bf7904f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3bf7904f
CSI / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
CSI / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: DB and Finlay's past. Something caused them to become estranged for years. Probably not an affair, seeing as DB's family wants them to get along. Turns out Finlay went to extremes to prove a VIP was guilty and DB was forced to fire her despite believing in her. We never find out exactly what Kelly from "Grave Danger" did to go to prison, or if she's actually innocent as she says. They say she was an accessory to murder along with her boyfriend. Although who the victim was, who her boyfriend was, why he killed him, or how she supposedly helped are never explained. Surprisingly, the Necro Cam bit they do in the same scene only makes it more confusing.
CSI / int_3c0a4666	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3c0a4666	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3c0a4666
CSI / int_3e8a368e	type	Imaginary Love Triangle
CSI / int_3e8a368e	comment	Imaginary Love Triangle: A mother in "Turn of the Screws" thinks her 13 year old daughter is trying to steal her boyfriend, causing her to snap and kill her.
CSI / int_3e8a368e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3e8a368e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3e8a368e
CSI / int_3f0b2f50	type	Make It Look Like an Accident
CSI / int_3f0b2f50	comment	Make It Look Like an Accident: Inverted in "The Chick Chop Flick Shop". The victim (a horror movie actress) broke a heel and died by falling on a sharp pipe, but the owners of the studio intentionally tried to make it look like a murder and frame a former special effects employee who was badly burned when a smoke machine malfunctioned so that they wouldn't lose their liability insurance and be forced to close the studio.
CSI / int_3f0b2f50	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3f0b2f50	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3f0b2f50
CSI / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
CSI / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: Unlike White Sqweegel in the Level 26: Dark Origins novel, Black Sqweegel here is a Well-Intentioned Extremist targeting Asshole Victims with dark secrets. He seemingly has a code of conduct and honor as well, even sparing a child who witnesses one of his murders in a car wash.
CSI / int_3f45f1e6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_3f45f1e6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_3f45f1e6
CSI / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
CSI / int_401d4116	comment	In one episode, Greg Sanders' replacement eventually cracks from the pressure to be just like Greg and quits. Nick forks over a bill to Warrick. (Who really shouldn't have been participating...)
CSI / int_401d4116	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_401d4116	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_401d4116
CSI / int_4059fbd2	type	Naughty Under the Table
CSI / int_4059fbd2	comment	Naughty Under the Table: In one episode, a man is murdered while having dinner in a restaurant whose gimmick is that meals are served in 100% darkness. While questioning the patrons, Brass meets a woman holding a bloody handkerchief to the top of her head. Turns out, her fiance had proposed, she'd accepted and then "thanked him" by crawling under the table for some, uh, intimacy, and had beaned herself on a metal support bar.
CSI / int_4059fbd2	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_4059fbd2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_4059fbd2
CSI / int_405f7e7b	type	Armed Legs
CSI / int_405f7e7b	comment	Armed Legs: In "Daddy's Little Girl", the Victim Ofthe Week is killed when he is kicked by a telephone linesman who is wearing a pair of climbing spikes, and the spike on the toe pierces his femoral artery.
CSI / int_405f7e7b	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_405f7e7b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_405f7e7b
CSI / int_4063acfd	type	Woman Scorned
CSI / int_4063acfd	comment	Woman Scorned: "Hog Heaven" has an undercover cop and his female partner posing as bikers exposed and killed. Turns out the snitch is the man's irate wife, who got angry at him not answering her calls and tattooing the female parter's name on him, so she spilled the beans to the bartender, who unknown to her, is actually the ringleader of the biker gang.
CSI / int_4063acfd	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_4063acfd	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_4063acfd
CSI / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
CSI / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: The online "partner" of a troubled kid who shoots up the LVPD who turns out to be a cop who had had enough of both her (allegedly) abusive cop husband (she sets it up so he's the first one shot) and her (allegedly) stalker-y "SWAT" lover (she used his computer to frame him as the "partner", plus he'd kill the kid). Ironically they came into contact because the kid's mom wanted to help her son after his only friend was shot by cops and signed him up for (among other things) an LVPD youth outreach program.
CSI / int_40c57041	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_40c57041	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_40c57041
CSI / int_4127eb1	type	Shut Up, Hannibal!
CSI / int_4127eb1	comment	Shut Up, Hannibal!: Langston had several moments like this with Nate Haskell.
CSI / int_4127eb1	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_4127eb1	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_4127eb1
CSI / int_41df5e28	type	Body in a Breadbox
CSI / int_41df5e28	comment	Body in a Breadbox: Every two or three episodes, a corpse turns up someplace really odd, like inside a water heater.
CSI / int_41df5e28	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_41df5e28	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_41df5e28
CSI / int_4211d102	type	Confess to a Lesser Crime
CSI / int_4211d102	comment	Confess to a Lesser Crime: In "King Baby", after the forensics establish that the victim's wife was at the scene of her husband's death for over an hour before calling for help, she admits that she did watch him die and cleaned up some of the evidence, but denies having any role in the fall that killed him. It's left ambiguous if she'll take any of the blame for his death once the full mystery is unraveled.
CSI / int_4211d102	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_4211d102	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_4211d102
CSI / int_43ff290e	type	Revolving Door Casting
CSI / int_43ff290e	comment	Revolving Door Casting: Seems to slowly be heading towards this with the original cast gradually leaving the show and replacements being brought in over time. note As of Season 13, the remaining original cast members include George Eads (Nick), Jorja Fox (Sara, who has been Commuting on a Bus for several seasons), Eric Szmanda (Greg), Robert David Hall (Doc Robbins), and Paul Guilfoyle (Brass).
CSI / int_43ff290e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_43ff290e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_43ff290e
CSI / int_4413fa66	type	Video Arcade
CSI / int_4413fa66	comment	Video Arcade: In one episode, the team question a man while his young son plays a video game in a hotel's arcade. Saying they won't believe him about his whereabouts, he interrupts his son's game and tells him to tell the investigators where he was. The boy gripes to his dad for costing him "a man," but tells the CSIs what they need to know. The dad then tells the boy they'll go to Circus Circus instead because they have better games there.
CSI / int_4413fa66	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_4413fa66	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_4413fa66
CSI / int_449584c	type	Giant Wall of Watery Doom
CSI / int_449584c	comment	Giant Wall of Watery Doom: One Victim of the Week is trapped in a storm drain during a flash flood in "Down the Drain". He gets washed up against a grate and drowns.
CSI / int_449584c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_449584c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_449584c
CSI / int_44989f6f	type	"Could Have Avoided This!" Plot
CSI / int_44989f6f	comment	"Could Have Avoided This!" Plot: In "Anatomy of a Lye", a young hot-shot attorney tries to cover up what appears to be a DUI hit-and-run when he allows the pedestrian he hit to die while lodged in his windshield, then soaks his body in lye and buries him in a playground. But as it turns out, the pedestrian jumped out in front of his car in a suicide attempt. If he had just stopped and called 9-1-1, the worst that would've happened was just a DUI charge, and given his resources as an attorney he had a chance of getting off scot free.
CSI / int_44989f6f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_44989f6f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_44989f6f
CSI / int_45b850b7	type	Dead Animal Warning
CSI / int_45b850b7	comment	Dead Animal Warning: In "Uninvited", the CSI team investigate when an entire family is reported as having been missing for a month. They discover blood on the front doorstep, and eventually learn that the family dog had been killed and dumped there.
CSI / int_45b850b7	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_45b850b7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_45b850b7
CSI / int_45eae59e	type	Terminally-Ill Criminal
CSI / int_45eae59e	comment	Terminally-Ill Criminal: The killer of a young girl in "Harvest" is eventually revealed to have been her older brother. Turns out that the teen was afflicted with leukemia and his sister was a Walking Transplant, and no matter how much they both tried to talk to their parents they refused to stop harvesting from the poor girl to keep him alive, so he decided to give the girl a Mercy Kill and let his failing organs kill him eventually (he confesses to Grissom knowing he won't live to see the inside of a courtroom). "Living Legend" has a former mobster go around killing his former associates after discovering he would soon die from a bullet lodged in his chest that a mob doctor was unable to remove. He's eventually arrested and gloats that he won't live to see his trial. Catherine then points out that mob doctors aren't known for their skill and a regular doctor was able to remove the bullet. The mobster is now going to live a long time.
CSI / int_45eae59e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_45eae59e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_45eae59e
CSI / int_461defa0	type	Two-Faced
CSI / int_461defa0	comment	Two-Faced: In ""The Chick Chop Flick Shop", one of the suspects is a Stalker with a Crush who used to work as a stage hand at the studio where the actress was murdered, until a malfunctioning prop set the right side of his body alight: gnarling his right hand and turning the right side of his face into a mass of scar tissue.
CSI / int_461defa0	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_461defa0	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_461defa0
CSI / int_47929816	type	Lights Off, Somebody Dies
CSI / int_47929816	comment	Lights Off, Somebody Dies: "A La Cart" features a restaurant where clients dine in absolute darkness, served by blind waiters. While dining, the Victim of the Week is stabbed through the temple with a pen.
CSI / int_47929816	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_47929816	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_47929816
CSI / int_47f95750	type	Separated at Birth
CSI / int_47f95750	comment	One episode focuses on the murders of a pair of identical twins killed hours apart on the same night. Except they were Separated at Birth, and neither knows that the other even exists. Turns out that the first one killed, Amanda, dies entirely due to this trope: the killer is targeting her sister, Jill, and knows that Jill typically picks up her dry-cleaning in the evening of a certain day of the week. Coincidentally, Amanda uses the same dry-cleaner, and originally planned to drop some clothes off earlier that morning. However, Jill had a date that night, and therefore picked up her dress early. And Amanda had to take her son to an emergency ear doctor appointment, and therefore ended up going to the dry cleaner's earlier than planned. As a result, Amanda arrives at the cleaner's around the same time her identical twin was supposed to, and the killer mistakes her for Jill and murders her. He then breaks into Jill's apartment to steal some incriminating evidence, and is still there when she returns home from her date, only this time the coincidence gets her killed. A few other coincidences pop up regarding the twins: they have the same taste in watches, are listening and singing along to the same song shortly before Amanda dies (appropriately titled "Two Of A Kind"), and have similar handwriting. To top it off, Amanda had signed up for a photography class at the local university... and Jill was going to be the teacher. Had they not been murdered, the twins would have finally met through Contrived Coincidence.
CSI / int_47f95750	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_47f95750	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_47f95750
CSI / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
CSI / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: By the Diabolical Mastermind in "Living Legend". It's not so much that they don't see through his disguises (after all, he's been missing for 30 years), it's that no one notices that the disguises all look like one another.
CSI / int_48b9731f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_48b9731f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_48b9731f
CSI / int_49180a5f	type	Non-Actor Vehicle
CSI / int_49180a5f	comment	Non-Actor Vehicle: Justin Bieber guest-starred as anarchist teen bomber Jason McCann in two episodes.
CSI / int_49180a5f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_49180a5f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_49180a5f
CSI / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
CSI / int_496569e8	comment	Race Against the Clock: In "Invisible Evidence", a judge throws out all of the evidence against an accused rapist-murderer because a search warrant was not obtained to search the car where the evidence was found. Gil gets a 24 hour continuance for the team to gather new evidence. Another episode has the team trying to prove a violent felon's guilt when the detective who arrested him is alleged to have been a Rabid Cop who forced him to confess, and the court is set to overturn the conviction. The team ends up not being able to definitely prove the case in question, and the rest of the episode focuses on trying to keep the felon from being released by tying him to another unsolved murder, despite the team having previously said they needed to make the first case rock-solid because of all the other potential appeals if the felon's allegation gets upheld. Twice they were racing the clock trying to find team members before they died. Nick in season 5 when he was buried alive was the first and Hodges in the revival was second.
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CSI / int_4a4d6f7c	type	Comedic Sociopathy
CSI / int_4a4d6f7c	comment	Comedic Sociopathy: Hodges, who would make a fine Magnificent Bastard if he weren't so grotesquely inept at everything that didn't involve forensic science.
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CSI / int_4a5b561b	type	Hood Hornament
CSI / int_4a5b561b	comment	Hood Hornament: Grissom investigates the case of a man with Down's Syndrome who is working at a ranch. The murder weapon turns out to be a pair of bull horns, and the killer their owner, a cocky ranch hand.
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CSI / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
CSI / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: In the B plot of "Slaves of Las Vegas", Warrick and Sara ask a suspect in a robbery to show them his car. He does so and then says "See! It's not even the same model!" Sara then points out that they hadn't told him what model they were looking for.
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CSI / int_4b07a894	type	Crime and Punishment Series
CSI / int_4b07a894	comment	This is a common problem with any Crime and Punishment Series, really, as the only time the characters usually encounter alternative lifestyles is when there's a grisly murder involved.
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CSI / int_4b7364d	type	Dead Man Honking
CSI / int_4b7364d	comment	Dead Man Honking: A drugged driver falls asleep at the wheel, falls on his horn, and runs off the road in "Jackpot". In "Disarmed & Dangerous," a crook shoots at Brass and Ray from a moving car. Brass returns fire and kills the driver, who crashes into a parked car, then faceplants on his horn.
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CSI / int_4c099bde	type	Evidence Dungeon
CSI / int_4c099bde	comment	Evidence Dungeon: In "Leapin' Lizards", the killer's barn is full of all kinds of evidence, including a Human Head on the Wall.
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CSI / int_4d272d11	type	Blood Is the New Black
CSI / int_4d272d11	comment	Blood Is the New Black: "Bad to the Bone", a particularly nasty murderer is caught almost immediately when he casually walks into a diner to wash his hands after beating a man to death.
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CSI / int_4d65ef	type	The Internet Is for Cats
CSI / int_4d65ef	comment	The Internet Is for Cats: Dr. Robbins appears in one episode laughing at internet cat memes.
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CSI / int_4e3b5209	type	Beeping Computers
CSI / int_4e3b5209	comment	Beeping Computers: Not so much used as abused.
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CSI / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
CSI / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: "Alter Boys", "Homebodies", "Fracked", and of course "For Gedda". Really, any episode where they can't prove the suspect did anything wrong could be considered this. "Bittersweet" has the culprit turn out to be a surviving victim from a serial killer that was imprinted on by her violator and ends up murdering her victims in the same fashion. Just five episodes later, in "Crime After Crime," it's revealed that fairly major recurring character Detective Vega has gone Vigilante Executioner, and he commits Suicide by Cop. "Trends With Benefits" seems like it is heading this way. The rapist professor's victim doesn't want to press charges and the other students he had sex with consented but somehow word gets out and the professor is suspended. "Let It Bleed" ends with all of the suspects killed execution style, courtesy of a vengeful Colombian drug lord whose Mafia Princess daughter dies due to an accidental overdose together with a botched blood transfusion to revive her. A few episodes later, "Say Uncle" has the CSI team discovering that a young HIV-positive boy shot his abusive mother to death, after the latter murders his uncle in front of him, the only person who was nice to him and who had tried to take him away from her. The boy is sent to juvie as a result, and Grissom expresses regret that he solved the case. In "Death and the Maiden" a young man is deemed the prime suspect of the murder of pawnshop owner and arson of said shop because the owner raped him. It's revealed that the store owner got enraged when he found out his sister had consensual sex with the young man, so he decided that raping the young man was apt payback for having sex with his sister. When the young man's brother found out about this, he tried to confront the store owner, but the shop owner was unresponsive from being shot by his girlfriend, whom he was shortchanging in their fencing operation, and the young man's brother accidentally killed the shop owner when he burned down the store. At the very end, Nick tells the young man to get some counselling so that he can recover from the trauma, and so that he and his girlfriend can have a life together, especially after her brother's death and his brother being sent off to prison, but it's implied the young man will refuse counselling, and he breaks up with his girlfriend because she reminds him of her brother.
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CSI / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
CSI / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: From the infamous Season 1 episode "Blood Drops:"
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CSI / int_4eb66c8d	type	White Male Lead
CSI / int_4eb66c8d	comment	White Male Lead: The series began with white male lead William Petersen, went into an aversion phase with African-American Laurence Fishburne having top billing and Marg Helgenberger in the lead role, and ended up with white male Ted Danson in the lead.
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CSI / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
CSI / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The very first CSI game had poor graphics, and the characters just barely resemble the actors from the TV show. The cases were much shorter, and in the first two games, Greg did all DNA, print, and chemical matches for you.
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CSI / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
CSI / int_4f84cdef	comment	An amusing subversion came from a black teenage gangbanger and Smug Snake, who tried to use this trope to intimidate Warrick. Warrick, of course, wasn't the least bit impressed.
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CSI / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
CSI / int_50b05d30	comment	A simple time bomb left in the boot of a cheating husband. Unfortunately an unexpected detour means the bomb takes several bystanders with it.
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CSI / int_50cc01e1	type	Do Not Call Me "Paul"
CSI / int_50cc01e1	comment	Do Not Call Me "Paul": D.B. Russell. Nobody calls him Diebenkorn. And Julie, who prefers 'Finn', which is short for Finlay.
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CSI / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
CSI / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared:
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CSI / int_5158ccb3	type	The Case of...
CSI / int_5158ccb3	comment	The Case of...: Season 8's "The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp".
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CSI / int_52db461d	type	Significant Anagram
CSI / int_52db461d	comment	Significant Anagram: The serial killer nicknamed Sqweegel goes by the alias "Ian Moone." Grissom realizes that it anagrams to "I am no one" in keeping with the perp's ability to elude capture and true identification.
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CSI / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
CSI / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: "Kiss Kiss, Bye Bye" opens with a black and white shot of the "Vegas Vic" sign which slowly gains color, with Frank Sinatra blasting loudly. The ending fades back into black and white, the last shot is of the same sign, and another Sinatra ballad plays.
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CSI / int_5319eefb	type	Book Safe
CSI / int_5319eefb	comment	Book Safe: In "Skin in the Game", the Theme Serial Killer leaves hollowed out Bibles containing dowels at the scenes of his crimes.
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CSI / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
CSI / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Doctor Dave, the serial-killing dentist from "Sweet Jane". He has a pleasant chat with Catherine about loving his work (dentistry, not serial killing), and how he especially takes care to make a child's first trip to the dentist the least frightening and painful as possible. And when she confronts him about his crimes, not only does he never once deny that he is, in fact, a murderer, he describes the killings in the same affectionate tone that he just described trying to make a trip to the dentist less scary for kids. Ned Beatty's note-perfect performance is a complete blend of utterly friendly and utterly scary-creepy. That being said, he does act like a Jerkass when interacting with the authorities once he's caught.
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CSI / int_53b39668	type	Reality Show
CSI / int_53b39668	comment	Lampshades were also hung about being a forensics series in "I Like to Watch". Grissom tells the crew of a forensics Reality Show that there are too many forensics shows, and Hodges remarks that a six-hour laser ablation test will only take 30 seconds on TV when the show's editors re-cut it...just before a montage of him doing the test that's exactly 30 seconds long.
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CSI / int_53d45fa8	type	Back-Alley Doctor
CSI / int_53d45fa8	comment	Back-Alley Doctor: The Serial Killer Dr. Jekyll is one, who drugs his victims and forcibly performs surgeries that kill them within a week. Another back alley doctor is suspected by the team to be Dr. Jekyll, only for them to find out that he is a Good Samaritan who performs low cost surgeries on the poor and undocumented immigrants, and that the victim died because of a rare disorder which causes excessive bleeding, and his body was dumped with his family's consent.
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CSI / int_541c0283	type	Jumping the Shark
CSI / int_541c0283	comment	Jumping the Shark: In "Two and a Half Deaths", Brass tells Grissom that he feels Annabelle jumped the shark when its struggling single mother main character won a fortune in the lottery. Grissom has never heard the term, so Brass starts to explain it when they are interrupted by a scream.
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CSI / int_54c29754	type	Serial Killer Baiting
CSI / int_54c29754	comment	Serial Killer Baiting: In "Strip Strangler," the CSI team are hunting the titular villain, who would rape and then strangle his victims to death and target tall, female brunettes. Sara offers to act as bait to draw him out as she matches his victim preference. In "Skin in the Game," Morgan goes undercover as a prostitute trying to find a serial killer. However this goes horribly wrong as Morgan is abducted.
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CSI / int_55ca8aa	type	The Mob Boss Is Scarier
CSI / int_55ca8aa	comment	The Mob Boss Is Scarier: An episode had a hitman refuse a deal to name the man who hired him in exchange for not facing the death penalty, figuring he'd live longer on death row.
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CSI / int_567e7c4d	type	Wounded Gazelle Gambit
CSI / int_567e7c4d	comment	Wounded Gazelle Gambit: In "Frame By Frame", a thief murders her partner during a break-in. When the homeowner returns, trapping her in the house, she binds and gags herself and locks herself in the vault, so she can claim the homeowner abducted her.
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CSI / int_59657f84	type	Trapped in a Sinking Car
CSI / int_59657f84	comment	Trapped in a Sinking Car: In "Bloodsport," one Victim of the Week is a woman who is trapped in a sinking car by a jammed seatbelt, and who drowns after she accidentally shoots a man who is attempting to rescue her.
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CSI / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
CSI / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: A major wallbanger happens in Season 11's "Cello and Goodbye". Ray catches up to Nate Haskell at a carnival, both men have guns drawn. Haskell is raving about how Ray's ex-wife is still alive, wielding his gun all over, yelling at the top of his lungs, and just seven feet away. Cops catch up to Ray and... arrest Ray. They somehow miss the screaming madman on a nearby platform with a big gun.
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CSI / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
CSI / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: A very long example: in the Season 1's "Too Tough To Die", Tony Thorpe rapes and beats up a woman so bad she is left braindead, but, as she's technically still alive, it's not murder so he only gets a few years. In season 9 when Sara comes back we find someone has pulled the plug on the victim. While Thorpe is suspected at first, it turns out he got in a gun fight and ended up paralysed from the waist down. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. Deconstructed in "Sweet Jane" with David Lowry. He might have finally been caught and convicted for his murders after decades as a free man, but he's been a Karma Houdini for so long that he's had a full and satisfying life and is so old by this point that he's likely to die before he even sees the inside of a prison cell. So even if his warranty has expired he has lived what he considers a wonderful life, much to the team's anger.
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CSI / int_5b19cc1b	type	Air-Vent Passageway
CSI / int_5b19cc1b	comment	Air-Vent Passageway: In "Karma to Burn", when Finn and D.B.'s granddaughter, Katie, are kidnapped, Finn is able to prise open a vent cover to allow Katie to crawl out (her being small enough to fit in the vent). However, she is immediately recaptured.
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CSI / int_5c4d8a9e	type	The Intern
CSI / int_5c4d8a9e	comment	The Intern: Greg, when he decides to leave behind life in the lab to become a CSI.
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CSI / int_5c81a18b	type	I Am Not My Father
CSI / int_5c81a18b	comment	I Am Not My Father: Ray tries desperately not to become like his father, due to the man's violent tendencies.
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CSI / int_5d716d61	type	Ground by Gears
CSI / int_5d716d61	comment	Ground by Gears: In "Hero to Zero", the second Victim of the Week is crushed to death in the winching mechanism of his truck in an attempt to Make It Look Like an Accident.
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CSI / int_5d86966a	type	Man on Fire
CSI / int_5d86966a	comment	Man on Fire: "The Book of Shadows" opens with a student shooting a video in his high school corridor which is interrupted when one of his teachers comes running along the corridor on fire, before falling the ground dead. In "Abra Cadaver", a Stage Magician goes up in flames while performing a trick on stage.
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CSI / int_5e1ecc50	type	Mistaken for Badass
CSI / int_5e1ecc50	comment	Mistaken for Badass: Happens on a few episodes, but as an example: "Better Off Dead" has one of the people put in the hospital because of Mr. Trent's Plague of Good Fortune calls him a "Terminator"-style unflinching machine, completely unafraid of death (even as he's describing it, a cut to another location shows some thief with a switchblade being scared off from Trent's lack of response to his threatening). Turns out that Trent is a suicidal man on a quest to get killed, but the universe itself seems to conspire against him on this.
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CSI / int_5ece868a	type	Consulting a Convicted Killer
CSI / int_5ece868a	comment	Consulting a Convicted Killer: Langston seeks the help of his nemesis, serial killer Nate Haskell, to catch the "Dr. Jekyll Killer". He isn't really that helpful and mostly just messes them around. His actual plan is to goad a guard into shocking him so he falls and breaks his own glasses... and using the broken arms from said glasses to stab Langston through the bars of his holding cell. Well, he points them to the restaurant where they find the link between all of the murders and from there are led to the actual killer, so in that sense he is very helpful. But after that he just strings them along waiting for his chance to attack Ray, and milking his apparent knowledge for all it's worth.
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CSI / int_5f261d88	type	Mood Lighting
CSI / int_5f261d88	comment	Mood Lighting: To the point of absurdity; autopsies and lab work are often performed in near total darkness!
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CSI / int_5f6ac848	type	Wrong Bathroom Incident
CSI / int_5f6ac848	comment	Wrong Bathroom Incident: In one episode Warrick is following Catherine around, griping about the obstacles they're facing with their case. She enters the restroom with him right behind her, still ranting. When he stops at the sink to take a breath and looks in the mirror, she asks:
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CSI / int_5f6c6cc1	type	Can't Get Away with Nuthin'
CSI / int_5f6c6cc1	comment	Can't Get Away with Nuthin': Catherine visits the Highball after work once. Naturally, a murder occurs there, and she gets chewed out by everyone for failing to mention that she went there for a drink until they haul a Smug Snake suspect in and he recognizes her. Her daughter and mother also join in the shunning, and the episode ends with Gil giving her the silent treatment, followed by a curt lecture on how an 'act of omission' makes her just like a common perpetrator.
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CSI / int_5fa3a575	type	Wrap It Up
CSI / int_5fa3a575	comment	Wrap It Up: A two-hour movie aired in September 2015 after the series was cancelled in May of that year.
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CSI / int_5fa5c4ac	type	Jealous Parent
CSI / int_5fa5c4ac	comment	Jealous Parent: In "Turn of the Screws", a murder suspect turns out to be the mother of a 13-year-old daughter, who murders her out of paranoia and jealous belief that the girl is trying to steal her younger boyfriend. Catherine berates the mother because of this.
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CSI / int_5fc9b36a	type	Vigilante Injustice
CSI / int_5fc9b36a	comment	Vigilante Injustice: In the episode "Blood Lust", after a teenager who had been fatally stabbed stumbles to a road and drops dead in the middle of it, a taxi driver accidentally runs over the dead body and gets out of the taxi to see what happened, notices the body, and rushes back in to try to call for help. Unfortunately a bunch of fellow taxi drivers in a nearby stop misinterpreted the man's reactions for trying to run away and kill him in a rage. After the police puts together the whole chain of events, they arrest all of the members of the mob and make clear that their act of vigilantism was unnecessary and will put them all in jail for the rest of their lives. In the episode "Unfriendly Skies", the Las Vegas Police is asked by the FAA to investigate the murder of a flight's passenger which happened mid-flight. It turns out that the man was undergoing an attack of encephalitis that was caused by the pressure change, which initially manifested in him annoying everybody else in the cabin with a massive bout of obnoxiousness and escalated into a full-blown freak out that made him try to open the cabin mid-flight, which made all of the passengers gang up on him and beat him to death (and try to conceal their involvement, including the moment the man dragged himself away from the door, which turned their own attack from self-defense into an outright lynching). Once everything is said and done, the FAA refuse to file charges on the passengers, claiming that there's no way a jury won't see their actions as legitimate self defense and momentary insanity caused by mob mentality, and Grissom decries that maybe if any of the passengers had seen past the dead man's obnoxiousness and just plain asked him if he was all right, maybe things would have ended different. At one point the CSI team even wonder if they would have acted any differently and they are divided by it, with Catherine saying that if the other option was risking her daughter's death to a plane crash, she would have killed the guy.
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CSI / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
CSI / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Deconstructed in an episode where the team investigates an obese man that apparently ate himself to death. What looks like a silly comedic episode at first gets a really sad ending when it is revealed that the victim is a mentally ill person with Prader-Willi Syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes insatiable hunger among other symptoms, and that he had been let loose by an unfit caretaker who wanted to use him to win an eating contest.
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CSI / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
CSI / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Several criminals are apprehended when other people unwittingly discover their victims' bodies or provide evidence that allow the CSIs to catch them. Children who get chemical burns from the lye used to try and dissolve a buried corpse, panicking teenage girls who steal a car containing a severed head before the killer has a chance to bury it (see Dead Man's Chest above), one of the same girls slapping her hand on a murderer's car and leaving a handprint that proves the killer was there at the time of the murder, or a Heroic Bystander catching The Peeping Tom who also turns out to be a serial rapist, have all given the CSIs invaluable help over the years.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_60194b82
CSI / int_607a8bd2	type	Beastly Bloodsports
CSI / int_607a8bd2	comment	Beastly Bloodsports: "Lying Down With Dogs", where a wealthy humanitarian is found dead and then found to be involved in dogfighting.
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CSI / int_607a8bd2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_607a8bd2
CSI / int_607ee22	type	Chute Sabotage
CSI / int_607ee22	comment	Chute Sabotage: In "The Descent of Man", the near-death of a skydiver whose parachute is sabotaged turns out to be connected with the deaths of two men who are killed from the sky. The skydiver actually sabotages his own chute in an attempt to commit suicide out of guilt over his involvement in the two murders. It doesn't work. In "Angle of Attack", the reserve chute on a pilot's wing suit is disabled before he is sent flying to his death. Except he is already dead. The sabotaged wing suit is an attempt to disguise the cause of death.
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CSI / int_607ee22	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_607ee22
CSI / int_60ac6ae4	type	The Lab Rat
CSI / int_60ac6ae4	comment	The Lab Rat: Greg Sanders, whose nickname at Television Without Pity inspired this trope's title. He has, however, now become a CSI in his own right. Later seasons have made more use of the other Lab Rats - David Hodges (Trace), Archie Johnson (Audiovisual), Henry Andrews (Toxicology), Mandy Webster (Fingerprints), Bobby Dawson (Ballistics), Ronnie Litra (Questioned Documents), and Wendy Simms (DNA). The show has given them two Lower Deck Episodes with the appropriately-entitled Lab Rats and the hilarious "You Kill Me". Unlike most Lab Rat characters on the CSI shows, Hodges is quite content to remain indoors and hates going into the field.
CSI / int_60ac6ae4	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_60ac6ae4	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_60ac6ae4
CSI / int_611a1a5e	type	Nosy Neighbor
CSI / int_611a1a5e	comment	In the episode "Unleashed", the victim was a woman who did "human pet" role-playing with her psychiatrist and a Nosy Neighbor, assuming that it was some kind of spousal abuse, performed a bumbling "rescue" that ended with the roleplayer accidentally tossed off the neighbor's car as it was doing 60 and eaten by a mountain lion.
CSI / int_611a1a5e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_611a1a5e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_611a1a5e
CSI / int_612ec723	type	TheCollectorOfTheStrange
CSI / int_612ec723	comment	The Collector of the Strange: All the creepy crawlies in Grissom's office. He also has an irradiated fetal pig in a jar of formaldehyde.
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CSI / int_612ec723	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_612ec723
CSI / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
CSI / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: Although he is originally introduced as an antagonistic character, Conrad Ecklie undergoes considerable Character Development (especially in season 12, in which his estranged daughter moves from L.A. to join the team) and becomes a much more sympathetic character.
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CSI / int_617f0563	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_617f0563
CSI / int_61996785	type	Sacrificial Lamb
CSI / int_61996785	comment	Sacrificial Lamb: The series began with a NaÃ¯ve Newcomer character who basically served to introduce the various members of the show's cast. With that out of the way, she caught two in the back of the head, turning into the second victim and confirming her status as the New Meat.
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CSI / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
CSI / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: At least half the cast are deeply messed up despite being good at their jobs. Although downplayed in later seasons, early episodes often emphasize that this is the LVPD Crime Lab's night crew. Shows with workplace settings often allude to a day shift, who mostly remain off-camera and provide a convenient explanation for mix-ups or miscommunications. On the rare occasion that someone from the day shift appears onscreen, they may well be wearing Bunny Ears — and if a member of the main cast works a day shift, they may be the only one NOT wearing Bunny Ears. This is often Truth in Television: second (3PM to 11PM) or third (11PM to 6AM) shift hours make a normal social life very difficult, and anyone who works that schedule long-term is probably a little bonkers. CSI was an entire series about those third shift oddballs. In a cast full of weirdos, the title definitely goes to Hodges, who starts out so mentally unbalanced that in Real Life he not only would never be allowed to work with law enforcement in any capacity, but probably wouldn't even be allowed outdoors without some kind of supervision. Even in-universe, he's had trouble holding down a job for exactly those reasons. Before Hodges joins the cast, Grissom holds the title. It's clear why he hasn't risen further in the department — races cockroaches for fun, avoids paperwork to the detriment of his subordinates — but he's way more than competent at his job. Actually played literally at one point: A lawyer wearing a bunny-mask poses as a ransom-holder for his client.
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CSI / int_6201e8b0	type	I Have Your Wife
CSI / int_6201e8b0	comment	I Have Your Wife: A particularly convoluted example is used in "Buzz Kill". A woman's brother is kidnapped and she is forced to deliver a message to the owner of a marijuana dispensary, showing that his wife and children have been kidnapped, and demanding he turn over all the cash in the shop.
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CSI / int_6201e8b0	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_628d08d4	type	Silver Bullet
CSI / int_628d08d4	comment	Silver Bullet: In "Werewolves", the Victim of the Week is a man suffering from hypertrichosis (an abnormal amount of hair growth over the body) who is shot dead with a silver bullet.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_628d08d4
CSI / int_62deac00	type	Black Bra and Panties
CSI / int_62deac00	comment	Black Bra and Panties: In the montage that opens "Viva Las Vegas", a woman appears in a black bra and panties. She later becomes a Victim of the Week in a The Murder After scenario, still clad in the black bra and panties. Repeated in "Sin City Blue" where the deceased victim is found in a black bra and panties in a hotel hallway.
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CSI / int_62deac00	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_62deac00
CSI / int_63b34edb	type	Thriller on the Express
CSI / int_63b34edb	comment	Thriller on the Express: "73 Seconds" is this trope in miniature, as the team investigate a murder that took place on a tram moving between two casinos; with the entire journey taking 73 seconds, so the killer had to be in the car.
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CSI / int_63b34edb	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_652c32fa	type	Super-Deformed
CSI / int_652c32fa	comment	Super-Deformed: The CSI: Crime City Facebook Game, where you play a new member to the Las Vegas CSI lab, and must not just search for evidence, but also process it to apprehend the killer of each case.
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CSI / int_659235a4	type	Train Escape
CSI / int_659235a4	comment	Train Escape: In "Who and What," it appears the killer has done this. However, he has really paid a hobo to put on his cap and board the train to throw the police off his trail.
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CSI / int_659235a4	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_65b696be	type	Fille Fatale
CSI / int_65b696be	comment	Fille Fatale: The principal villain in "Coming of Rage" is a high school girl who manipulates three of her fellow students into brutally murdering a fourth, while she stands by cheering them on.
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CSI / int_65b696be	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_660d1f3e	type	Amusement Park of Doom
CSI / int_660d1f3e	comment	Amusement Park of Doom: When Catherine is assigned to investigate the death of a six-year old girl named Sandy Dantini during a tunnel ride with her mother at a carnival in the Season 1's "Justice is Served", the death of the girl is built up to be because of this trope. The manager is a registered sex offender who is now running place designed especially for small children, and happened to be seen near the ride during the time of the murder (which also happens to be the only ride in the carnival that goes into the dark). After finding a hammer in said ride, the investigators posit that Pickens either abducted Sandy from the ride and killed her with the hammer because there was no way for him to escape unnoticed with her, or that Sandy was killed by Pickett's non-code conforming ride and he tried to repair it to cover the evidence. It turns out that the real murderer is Sandy's own mother, as parenthood was getting in the way of her relationship with her boyfriend. She intentionally killed Sandy at a carnival as several ride fit this trope to a perfect T, and she knew that the authorities would immediately suspect the carnival staff or the shoddy ride itself as Sandy's cause of death.
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CSI / int_660d1f3e	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_66479d0	type	Our Ghosts Are Different
CSI / int_66479d0	comment	Our Ghosts Are Different: In one episode, four recently deceased people talk about how they died and what they'd been doing till then. One of the "ghosts" was an Iraq War veteran who just returned home only to be killed trying to stop a robbery. The other three remark that it must have been the saddest day of his life, but the vet said for him it was the happiest, because he got to see his newborn daughter for the first time.
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CSI / int_67624800	type	Disgusting Public Toilet
CSI / int_67624800	comment	Disgusting Public Toilet: "Disarmed & Dangerous" opens with a fastidious FBI agent entering the men's room at a filling station. The inside is pretty gross, with an unidentified liquid leaking onto the floor from a broken urinal. The agent then becomes the Victim of the Week and dies in the disgusting bathroom.
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CSI / int_67792344	type	Grievous Bottley Harm
CSI / int_67792344	comment	Grievous Bottley Harm: In "The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp", the Victim of the Week attacks himself with a broken beer bottle; hacking at unwanted breast tissue on his chest before committing suicide. In "Meet Market", the Victim of the Week is bludgeoned to death with a champagne bottle.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_67792344
CSI / int_6790a1e1	type	Sphere Factor
CSI / int_6790a1e1	comment	Sphere Factor: "Helpless" opens with a giant hamster ball rolling down the street and into a couple's front yard. Zach Fisk is dead inside, and the CSIs are able to trace the path of the ball back to his home. Fisk was interested in claustrophilia, the desire to be trapped in confined spaces.
CSI / int_6790a1e1	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_6790a1e1	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_67fe4b8e	type	Ship Sinking
CSI / int_67fe4b8e	comment	Ship Sinking: Turns out Grissom and Sara's very, very, very long-distance relationship was too hard, though it appears they're back together as of the series' end. Also, Sara's potential romance with a hook-up: not only was he murdered by the stalker from the diner massacre episode, the stalker taunts her with the fact he had to pay him to see her again.
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CSI / int_67fe4b8e	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_680c8fd	type	Outranking Your Job
CSI / int_680c8fd	comment	Outranking Your Job: Brass spends a surprising amount of time kicking down doors for a police captain. Averted by Ecklie, who rarely investigates a crime scene himself, as befitting his supervisory role.
CSI / int_680c8fd	featureApplicability	-1.0
CSI / int_680c8fd	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_69d46274	type	Justice by Other Legal Means
CSI / int_69d46274	comment	Justice by Other Legal Means: In one episode, where a man gets 4 years for killing a supposed child molester, only for it to turn out he is the child molester, and the victim was going to report him. Once the team uncovers the truth, they inform him he's facing a mandatory sentence of life without parole for sexually assaulting a minor. In another episode, Brass reopens a case where a woman seemingly drowned by accident in her bathtub. Her widower husband collected a $750,000 life insurance payout, which he's now spending on a lavish lifestyle. Nick and Sara can't prove that the husband actually killed his wife, but they can clearly show that she couldn't have drowned on her own. Brass doesn't have enough for a criminal case, but when he turns Nick and Sara's findings over to the husband's insurance company they feel they've got plenty. The insurance company repossesses the husband's Cool Car right out of the CSI parking lot, and they're going to sue him to get their $750,000 back.
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CSI / int_69d64e5f	type	Seeker Archetype
CSI / int_69d64e5f	comment	Seeker Archetype: Grissom again. Heâ€™s a seeker of truth and facts and lets the evidence guide him, rarely forming opinions on guilt or innocence. Heâ€™s also often rather distant and asocial til he hooks up with Sara.
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CSI / int_69f7765	type	Need a Hand, or a Handjob?
CSI / int_69f7765	comment	The "How can I help?" scene (see above for details).
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CSI / int_6a61050e	type	The Only One
CSI / int_6a61050e	comment	The Only One: The Crime Scene Investigators (and Brass) are the only law enforcement personnel who care about getting the criminals. The DAs only care about getting convictions, even if it is a wrongful one. Judges are at best unhelpful or helpless, at worst are corrupt and seek to hinder the CSIs in any way possible. Other cops just don't care. Parole boards are more focused on bureaucracy than on doing their job of making sure bad people stay in jail. Fire Departments are ridiculed for destroying evidence, and the never-seen day shift CSIs are a bunch of lazy incompetents. For the "other cops" part, subverted quite impressively by part-time Miami character Aaron Jessop, who apparently had the observational and mental skills to be a CSI himself. Pity he tripped a booby trap and got blown up.
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CSI / int_6a937b9f	type	Kinky Role-Playing
CSI / int_6a937b9f	comment	Kinky Role-Playing: The dead body of the episode "Fur and Loathing" was a Furry Fandom roleplayer who got poisoned with Ipecac by a crazy jealous guy in a "yiffing" orgy taking place backstage in a convention (with everybody in animal outfits and thus acting animalistic), then dumped by his girlfriend (who thought he was drunk) on the side of a backroad, and then accidentally shot by a farmer who confused him with a coyote. In the episode "Unleashed", the victim was a woman who did "human pet" role-playing with her psychiatrist and a Nosy Neighbor, assuming that it was some kind of spousal abuse, performed a bumbling "rescue" that ended with the roleplayer accidentally tossed off the neighbor's car as it was doing 60 and eaten by a mountain lion.
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CSI / int_6b1013ef	type	Paranormal Episode
CSI / int_6b1013ef	comment	Paranormal Episode: Had an episode with a psychic helping the CSIs. He died before we could find out if he was a fraud, though all his predictions did come true. "Toe Tags", which had the stories told from the corpses' perspective, like they were ghosts. The cases themselves are normal, though; the supernatural elements are just a framing device. "Go To Hell" in the end leaves up in the air whether or not Amy Macalino was so much of a crazy sociopath that she honestly thought acting possessed by the Devil (complete with struggling through an exorcism) was a good way to create an Insanity Defense for the murder of her parents and younger sister, or if she was actually possessed.
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CSI / int_6b353f78	type	Only Known by Initials
CSI / int_6b353f78	comment	Only Known by Initials: D.B. Russell.
CSI / int_6b353f78	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_6b353f78	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
CSI / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Among others, the Furry Fandom, Scrabble, eating contests, vampires vs. werewolves, LARPing, and Robot Rumble!
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CSI / int_6b35bdff	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_6c22a57b	type	Jumping on a Grenade
CSI / int_6c22a57b	comment	Jumping on a Grenade: In "Targets of Obsession", a bomb tech puts his body over a bomb that's about to explode to save the three other people locked in the warehouse with him. He succeeds in saving the other three at the cost of his own life.
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CSI / int_6c52e07a	type	Night Swim Equals Death
CSI / int_6c52e07a	comment	Night Swim Equals Death: Too many episodes to list. It's usually signaled by finding the body floating in the swimming pool.
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CSI / int_6c52e07a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_6c52e07a
CSI / int_6cb1745e	type	Streetwalker
CSI / int_6cb1745e	comment	Streetwalker: The first season has Nick falling for the hooker, Kristy Hopkins, who is indeed killed by her pimp. According to her pimp she lied about wanting to get out of it. Something similar happens to Warrick in the eighth season, where he was framed for the young lady's murder. Catherine Willows could be considered this, as she is a former stripper. She hasn't been killed, but constantly faces people and places from her dubious past. Grissom's one-time potential love interest Lady Heather could be considered this as she was an intelligent but intense woman who ran an S&M club. She, however, was not the delicate flower in need of nurturing but more of an iron fist in a velvet glove. Brass' daughter Ellie turns to hooking after moving to L.A. She calls him when a friend/roommate of hers who's also a hooker goes missing & he goes practically AWOL to look for her in an attempt to reconnect with Ellie.
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CSI / int_6d2a892a	type	Everybody Is Single
CSI / int_6d2a892a	comment	Everybody Is Single: Or at least to start with. Gil and Sara are now married. Warrick was married but the marriage fell apart. DB is married and mentions it at least Once an Episode. Doc Robbins is also married, as is his assistant, David Phillips.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_6d2a892a
CSI / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
CSI / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: In "Unleashed", pregnant teenage high school student Maria Diorio (Brooke Anne Smith) commits suicide by hanging herself with her lover's belt after various traumatic factors, such as her father's death, her pregnancy, her lover's refusal to help her in her time of need, and especially the fact that an Alpha Bitch and her friends, out of resentment that her lover, the homecoming king, dumps her for Maria, decide to get back at her by making obscene posts en masse, and create a website where they plant Maria's face onto a donkey with a caption stating "I'm a stupid bitch!", as well as a viral video that allegedly has her saying in cheerleading cheers that she's a whore, getting over 1,000,000 hits. Her baby, however, survives due to Doc Robbins coming to collect the body, realizing the baby isn't dead, and performing an impromptu emergency C-section and infant CPR. In "Goodbye and Good Luck," returning characters Marlon West and his Child Prodigy sister Hannah are the prime suspects again at their university when Marlon's girlfriend is found dead after being pushed out a window four floors up. As the case goes on, both Marlon and CSI Sara Sidle believe Hannah killed Marlon's girlfriend on her own accord while purposefully framing him, and try to get a recorded confession from her when she next visits him in jail. Hannah is too clever to reveal she did it, but she does tell Marlon that she did it because him being imprisoned for a life sentence means she can be sure he'll never have other girls or anyone else in his life. Recognizing he's now under Hannah's control, Marlon hangs himself in his cell.
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CSI / int_6e0d882e	type	Vehicle-Roof Body Disposal
CSI / int_6e0d882e	comment	Vehicle-Roof Body Disposal: A variation in "XX." The killer ties the body to the underside of a prison bus. The body gets chewed up, and the CSI crew initially think they are dealing with a prisoner who was killed why attempting an Underside Ride escape.
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CSI / int_6e23669f	type	Antagonistic Offspring
CSI / int_6e23669f	comment	Antagonistic Offspring: Ellie Brass, in all of her appearances, but especially in the season 14 premiere, "The Devil and D.B. Russell," where it turns out she's the mastermind behind the killings and who also offs her mother.
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CSI / int_6e37c196	type	Once Done, Never Forgotten
CSI / int_6e37c196	comment	Two episodes, "Gentle, Gentle" and "The Chick Chop Flick Shop," both feature the offbeat twist of accidents deliberately made to look like murders, the motive in both cases being to send the authorities on a wild goose chase for a nonexistent killer so they don't discover some even more disturbing fact about why the accident occurred. In the former, a three-year-old boy accidentally smothers his one-year-old brother while playing with him, and the parents stage the scene in an attempt to avoid the incident following their son the entire life, while in the latter the accident exposes the fact that the building in which it occurred was guilty of numerous safety code violations, and the fake murder was an attempt to save the jobs of the people working there.
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CSI / int_6e37c196	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_6eef5fc6	type	Temporary Substitute
CSI / int_6eef5fc6	comment	Temporary Substitute: William Petersen's absence in a series of episodes brought in Liev Schreiber as Petersen took a break while he starred in a play called Dublin Carol, a twist on A Christmas Carol in Providence, R.I. "Gum Drops" was originally going to have Gil Grissom thinking a missing child was still alive. When a death in the family took William Petersen out of town, Nick Stokes became the lead investigator on the case. Given what Nick himself had been through and how he could empathize with her plight, this change was probably an improvement. "Genetic Disorder" originally had Nick as the lead, but had to be hastily rewritten with Greg Sanders as the lead as George Eads was attending the funeral of his father.
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CSI / int_6eef5fc6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_6eef5fc6
CSI / int_70165a72	type	Orderlies are Creeps
CSI / int_70165a72	comment	Orderlies are Creeps: A slight variation in that the victim's mother is creepier than the assailant. The mother of a terminal, comatose young woman in a long-term care facility convinces an orderly to rape her daughter (who's an only child) so she can have a grandchild. The mother keeps track of the daughter's menstrual cycle so she'll know when to tell the guy to do it. He agrees...for a large screen tv and other expensive items.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_70165a72
CSI / int_70351b6c	type	No Medication for Me
CSI / int_70351b6c	comment	No Medication for Me: In "Recipe for Murder", a bipolar couple decide to stop taking their lithium together. The man goes completely manic, while the woman seemingly commits suicide. The suicide ultimately turns out to be murder, but one brought about by her decision to stop medicating.
CSI / int_70351b6c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_70351b6c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_70351b6c
CSI / int_7104ae6a	type	Wrench Whack
CSI / int_7104ae6a	comment	Wrench Whack: The Victim of the Week in "Mea Culpa" is a hardware store owner killed by a blow to the head by a monkey wrench. In "Turn of the Screw", the killer beats the Victim of the Week to death a pipe wrench he had just used to sabotage the roller coaster.
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CSI / int_7104ae6a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_7104ae6a
CSI / int_710f3133	type	Just One Little Mistake
CSI / int_710f3133	comment	Just One Little Mistake: How most perpetrators get caught. A subversion in the episode "Killer":
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CSI / int_710f3133	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_710f3133
CSI / int_714019ac	type	Coffin Contraband
CSI / int_714019ac	comment	Coffin Contraband: In "Maid Man", the ultimate goal of the killer is a cache of mob money hidden inside a burial niche in a mausoleum.
CSI / int_714019ac	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_714019ac	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_716cdf08	type	Vorpal Pillow
CSI / int_716cdf08	comment	Vorpal Pillow: The first Victim of the Week in "Cockroaches" is killed this way. The hitman originally planned to shoot him, but finding the victim asleep, he smothered him instead.
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CSI / int_716d9138	type	Bar Brawl
CSI / int_716d9138	comment	Bar Brawl: A bar brawl erupts in a country and western bar in "Bull", an episode that employs a lot of tropes associated with The Western. Another bar brawl erupts in the biker bar in "Hog Heaven", and most bikers just shrug it off.
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CSI / int_71e8a5c5	type	Trauma Conga Line
CSI / int_71e8a5c5	comment	Part two of Sara Sidle's Tension Conga Line at the hands of the miniature killer in "Living Doll"/"Dead Doll" Left abandoned in the desert, with her arm pinned under an overturned car, she's first threatened by a Coyote which takes a keen interest in her exposed arm, before being chased away by an impending storm - which results in a flash flood, causing this. Only for Sara to escape the car (thanks to the flood shifting the vehicle's weight and freeing her arm), resulting in her being lost in the desert, and almost dying from heatstroke/dehydration. All the while, the CSIs and police are desperately trying to find her.
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CSI / int_71ff7f0d	type	Cooked to Death
CSI / int_71ff7f0d	comment	Cooked to Death: In "Deep Fried and Minty Fresh", a fast food employee down on his luck and homeless is killed when he catches the manager trying to sexually assault a female employee in the country illegally. The intervening employee is shoved face first into the deep fat fryer.
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CSI / int_721cf5db	type	Death in the Clouds
CSI / int_721cf5db	comment	Death in the Clouds: "Unfriendly Skies": A panicking passenger is beaten to death aboard an airliner bound for Las Vegas. "Forever": A race horse trainer is found dead in the compartment transporting the animal.
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CSI / int_72b0dfd2	type	Being Good Sucks
CSI / int_72b0dfd2	comment	Being Good Sucks: Oftentimes, during the course of an investigation, someone's life will be ruined, as Leo Finley can attest. Though the best example of this is "Say Uncle", where Grissom eventually learns that an eight-year-old boy, driven over the Despair Event Horizon when his drug addict mother shoots his uncle to death, takes the uncle's gun and shoots his mother to death. The episode ends with the boy going off to juvie, and Grissom expressing regret over the whole situation.
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CSI / int_72e1bd14	type	Bungled Suicide
CSI / int_72e1bd14	comment	In "The Descent of Man", the near-death of a skydiver whose parachute is sabotaged turns out to be connected with the deaths of two men who are killed from the sky. The skydiver actually sabotages his own chute in an attempt to commit suicide out of guilt over his involvement in the two murders. It doesn't work.
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CSI / int_72e54916	type	Retired Monster
CSI / int_72e54916	comment	Retired Monster: "World's End" has a Rwandan janitor (played by Michael K. Williams) and survivor of the 1994 genocide serving as a mentor to a troubled and racist student. Turns out he is a fugitive and one of ringleaders of a massacre, and when the student tried to help discover what happened to his family, he inadvertently found out his true identity, leading the janitor to stab the student in panic. According to the janitor however, he was trying to atone for his past crimes in Rwanda by mentoring the student and never meant to stab him.
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CSI / int_7301ae04	type	Serial Killer
CSI / int_7301ae04	comment	In another episode, a missing woman is found with a Serial Killer at a place called Black Mesa.
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CSI / int_73328e84	type	Suicide by Cop
CSI / int_73328e84	comment	Suicide by Cop: In "Crime After Crime", Dirty Cop Sam Vega is caught drowning someone. Despite being surrounded by cops pointing their weapons at him, he draws his pistol and is promptly gunned down.
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CSI / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
CSI / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: In "Long Road Home", a fingerprint is rendered visible on a document known to have been handled by a woman called "Tangerine". Even before her photo shows up on the AFIS computer screen, it's clear to viewers that it's hers, because the cyanoacrylate mist turns the print tangerine orange.
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CSI / int_7426582d	type	Token Minority
CSI / int_7426582d	comment	Token Minority: Warrick Brown until 2008. This role was then played by Dr. Raymond Langston (Lawrence Fishburne). After 2011, there wasn't one. Maxine took it over in the revival.
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CSI / int_74c3078d	type	TheRashomon
CSI / int_74c3078d	comment	The Rashomon: Rashomama where the truck full of evidence was stolen by a suspect's boyfriend, leaving the team to construct a case using only their memory. Four members recount their experiences.
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CSI / int_74f57438	type	Cell Phones Are Useless
CSI / int_74f57438	comment	Cell Phones Are Useless: It becomes a plot point in "The Chick Chop Flick Shop" that the cell phone signal drops out at a particular point in the movie studio during a storm, allowing Ronnie to be cornered by the killer as her phone call to Catherine breaks up. Of course, this is an episode that deliberately plays with a lot of horror movie tropes.
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CSI / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
CSI / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Inevitably for such a long-running series, this has happened several times. Sara and Grissom, presumed retired for good, although Grissom did have a cameo in Season 11's "The Two Mrs. Grissoms". Sara returned for a few episodes starting in Season 10, and began Commuting on a Bus starting in Season 11. Catherine as of Season 12. Wendy (Liz Vassey) got on the bus in Season 11. Riley only lasted for one season even after getting promoted to the titles. In the next season's opening, it's revealed that she left due to dissatisfaction with Catherine's leadership. Detective Sofia Curtis was a recurring character during seasons 5 and 6, and actress Louise Lombard was a main cast member in season 7. But come season 8, Lombard left the series, but returnd for a cameo in season 11.
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CSI / int_7582930a	type	Hollywood Science
CSI / int_7582930a	comment	More often than you think; it's the editing that turns it into Hollywood Science. All the equipment in the CSI lab is fully operational.
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CSI / int_75d6bf40	type	Belligerent Sexual Tension
CSI / int_75d6bf40	comment	Wendy kicks his ass frequently. The first time he doesn't completely screw up in a Lab Rat Episode is when he finally gets a kiss.
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CSI / int_7623e172	type	Corpse Temperature Tampering
CSI / int_7623e172	comment	Corpse Temperature Tampering: A manipulative girl uses dry ice to make it look like a couple (whom she poisoned) who had hooked up in a college dorm room, died several hours sooner than they actually did and frame someone else for her crime.
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CSI / int_775a1af6	type	Married to the Job
CSI / int_775a1af6	comment	Married to the Job: Both Sara and Grissom.
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CSI / int_77ed6b7d	type	Troubling Unchildlike Behavior
CSI / int_77ed6b7d	comment	Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: In "Cat's in the Cradle," an eight year old girl murders her Crazy Cat Lady neighbour to gain possession of a kitten, and then attempts to frame her mother for the crime.
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CSI / int_780a078e	type	Self-Made Orphan
CSI / int_780a078e	comment	A few episodes later, "Say Uncle" has the CSI team discovering that a young HIV-positive boy shot his abusive mother to death, after the latter murders his uncle in front of him, the only person who was nice to him and who had tried to take him away from her. The boy is sent to juvie as a result, and Grissom expresses regret that he solved the case.
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CSI / int_7825974f	type	Team Kids
CSI / int_7825974f	comment	Team Kids: Grissom and Catherine serve as the Team Parents, with Nick, Warrick, Greg, and Sara as the Team Kids. However, Grissom vacilates between trying to be a father figure to Sara and having romantic feelings for her. Even after marrying her, he splits with her until the finale. Warrick is killed by a corrupt law enforcement officer, and Grissom takes it very hard. Greg gets roughed up by a gang, and is the subject of an inquest when he kills one of them with his vehicle to save another man, and Grissom advises him not to rely on the city to have his back. And Nick has a Dark and Troubled Past and ends up being Buried Alive in one story arc that has lasting ramifications. When he's rescued, Grissom calls him "Poncho", which was the nickname Nick's Dad used to use for him.
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CSI / int_78540917	type	Like Brother and Sister
CSI / int_78540917	comment	Like Brother and Sister: Gil Grissom and Catherine Willows.
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CSI / int_797d10	type	Celebrity Star
CSI / int_797d10	comment	Celebrity Star: Many episodes feature at least one: the aforementioned Myth Busters, James Avery, Ozzy Osbourne, Gene Simmons, Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber, just to name a few.
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CSI / int_79aa292e	type	Car Chase Shoot-Out
CSI / int_79aa292e	comment	Car Chase Shoot-Out: The opening of "A Bullet Runs Through It, Part 1" has the LVPD in a car chase with a Latino mob gang. Bullets are flying back and forth and the standoff ends with a cop getting fatally shot and the CSIs having to determine if he was killed by the perps or from friendly fire.
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CSI / int_7a5cf630	type	Smells of Death
CSI / int_7a5cf630	comment	Smells of Death: Often. A specific example: In a season one episode, a body so decomposed it's practically all liquid is found inside a large duffel bag. The scent attaches itself to Sara's pores and hair follicles so strongly that her (then) boyfriend almost gags just from walking up to her. She apologetically admits, "I smell," and goes home to shower and wash her hair with lemon juice in an attempt to remove the odor.
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CSI / int_7a97b7f4	type	Morning Sickness
CSI / int_7a97b7f4	comment	Morning Sickness: In "Primum Non Nocere", Grissom picks a suspect as being pregnant when she vomits at a crime scene. The suspect herself says that it is food poisoning, but Grissom points out that the window for food poisoning manifesting had passed.
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CSI / int_7aaafe	type	Wedding/Death Juxtaposition
CSI / int_7aaafe	comment	Wedding/Death Juxtaposition: The much-hated mother of the groom in "Rashomama" is killed during the wedding reception and her body is discovered tied to the back of the newlyweds' convertible as they drive away from the venue. She had sabotaged the bride's dream wedding in several ways, so naturally the young woman becomes a prime suspect, and the should've-been-happy couple have to postpone their honeymoon while the case is investigated.
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CSI / int_7ac5914f	type	Prisoner's Last Meal
CSI / int_7ac5914f	comment	Prisoner's Last Meal: An episode opens with an unrepentant murderer eating a steak dinner as his last meal before getting a stay of execution, thanks to his own machinations. At the end of the episode (after giving the team the runaround, and going back on death row), he, instead, orders a peanut and jelly sandwich for his last meal. Turns out he'd been hiding a deadly allergy to peanuts, allowing him to die on his own terms as one last act of defiance.
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CSI / int_7b405f5b	type	Percussive Therapy
CSI / int_7b405f5b	comment	"Long Ball" involves a professional golfer who bleeds to death on a golf course. The team investigates the man's son, who is a fellow golfer whom he suspected of cheating, as well as his caddy who used to be a rival whom the golfer exposed for cheating. Turns out neither killed him, and the golfer had accidentally killed himself by smashing a golf club in rage, and the broken part had accidentally pierced his neck.
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CSI / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
CSI / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: In an early season episode, we can see the MythBusters making a cameo as extras. Fast forward to season 11 episode 2, there is a character exclaiming "What am I one of those Mythbuster guys? I don't know." Apparently in the CSI universe, Star Trek coexists with Astro Quest, its Affectionate Parody.
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CSI / int_7cf2f728	type	Boomerang Bigot
CSI / int_7cf2f728	comment	Boomerang Bigot: In "A Little Murder", a man murdered his son-in-law because he didn't want his daughter to marry and have children with a Little Person. Ironically the murderer was also a Little Person.
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CSI / int_7d34f23a	type	Reckless Gun Usage
CSI / int_7d34f23a	comment	Reckless Gun Usage: Nick Stokes investigates how a woman got shot with no evidence of a shooter anywhere near. The answer is that there was an idiot who had a gun and made a shooting range in the backyard, in the suburbs within city limits, a big-time city ordinance no-no, and a stray bullet went into the air and struck the woman on the decline. When they arrest him, he protests it was an accident and Stokes contemptuously responds "Well, that's why it's illegal to shoot guns within city limits, genius!"
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CSI / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
CSI / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: All three series have their fair share of these, but Catherine is the subject of a brutal one from Leo Finley at the end of "A Thousand Days on Earth". Even though he's innocent of murder, Leo's fiancÃ© Norah now knows he's a sex offender (which he only became by accident — he obliviously stripped naked in front of a group of kids while he was high) because Catherine dug up his past during her investigation. He tells Catherine that Norah kicked him out of his own home and got a restraining order, in addition to telling all their neighbors as well as his boss, resulting in him becoming a social pariah and getting fired from his job. And it's all Catherine's fault. You can feel Leo's pain as he calls Catherine a "blonde Nazi bitch" and screams at her for not caring about ruining his life. All she can do is pathetically try to justify what she did by saying she was only doing her job, then she threatens to shoot him when he doesn't calm down. Leo just tells her in a chillingly calm tone not to bother since he's already thinking about killing himself and that if he does, he's going to find out where Catherine lives and shoot himself in her front yard.
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CSI / int_7dad519f	type	Sex Is Evil
CSI / int_7dad519f	comment	Sex Is Evil: One of the more frequent knocks on CSI is that this is pretty much how it treats any sex practices (regardless of consent) outside of hetero and committed. This is a common problem with any Crime and Punishment Series, really, as the only time the characters usually encounter alternative lifestyles is when there's a grisly murder involved. CSI tends to be a bit schizophrenic about this, really. While they tend to portray "perverts" of various types as being twisted in various way aside from their sexual appetites, those that weren't involved in the crime of the week, and even some who were, are ultimately portrayed sympathetically for the most part. The best example is Recurrer Lady Heather, a dominatrix who is a tragic and sympathetic character. Admittedly, most of the tragic part is in some way due to her lifestyle, but it is ultimately left up to the viewer to decide whether this is due to her own "sins," or other people's (including her own daughter) reaction to them. Humorously, ex-stripper Catherine seems to be the most squicked out by alternative sexual practices. Grissom, of course, finds it all very fascinating. Toyed with in an early episode where Nick sleeps with a woman who is found dead the next morning. As the last person to see her alive, he is automatically the prime suspect in the investigation. Turns out, she was a prostitute who was going to go solo, and her former pimp killed her after Nick left her house.
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CSI / int_7db984b1	type	Rule-Abiding Rebel
CSI / int_7db984b1	comment	Rule-Abiding Rebel: Investigating a death during a high-stakes poker game, the heroes discover that the waitress put eyedrops in the victim's drink as payback for him being a lousy tipper. She'd meant to give him diarrhea and force him to leave the game early, but he died before they kicked in.
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CSI / int_7e5b0184	type	Time-Delayed Death
CSI / int_7e5b0184	comment	Time-Delayed Death: Several examples: A man who was punched in the back of the head in a bar fight and later died of a brain hemorrhage in the bath. A boy who was stabbed trying to prevent his little brother from murdering their mother's boyfriend tries to walk home, but collapses and dies... right under the tires of a cab. The cabbie then gets beaten to death by a mob who thinks he ran the boy down and was about to drive off, when he was actually going for his radio. This was the killer, Dr. Jekyll's pattern, he would knock them out and perform surgery on them that would sabotage their body from the inside, thus causing them to die weeks after the incident without them knowing why. A football coach is savagely beaten about the head while he sleeps; the next morning he wakes up, brushes his teeth, has breakfast and gets the paper while bleeding profusely from his head and mouth. The ME concludes that parts of his brain were just intact enough for him to "zombie-walk" through his morning rituals. A miner gets a long wooden stake stuck on the top of his head and manages to drive from a mine in the mountains to a casino parking lot before he collapses and dies in front of a police officer. The cop is understandably confused.
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CSI / int_7e6c0522	type	Off with His Head!
CSI / int_7e6c0522	comment	"A La Cart" opens with a decapitated head bouncing down a country road before finally coming to rest in the hands of crew picking up trash on the side thereof. The CSIs soon discover the headless body dumped on the side of the road. However, what appears to have been a brutal murder turns out to have been a bizarre accident involving a go-kart and blown truck tire.
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CSI / int_7e7d1a03	type	Open Relationship Failure
CSI / int_7e7d1a03	comment	Open Relationship Failure: "Swap Meet": A murder reveals that a neighborhood has been holding swinger parties amongst the adults, with four rules: No photos. No videos. No affairs (the swinging at the party not counting), and the children must never know. All of those rules are broken, resulting in a murder of a woman by her jealous daughter who had also been seeing the same man. In another episode, a man is left hospitalized, and he has a wife and a lover visit him in the hospital, both well aware of the other. The attempt was made by the wife, who was incensed that her husband never made love to her first in their trysts with the other woman. A husband and wife pair of killers invite couples to join them in a foursome, then force the husband to kill his wife to spare her from rape and torture before death, then kill the husband themselves. One couple is spared because they began bickering before things got started, and breaking up unhappy couples wasn't the motivation of the killer duo. The killer couple turned out to be trying to save their own marriage; the wife was getting off on it or something.
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CSI / int_7f1c90c4	type	murder.com
CSI / int_7f1c90c4	comment	murder.com: Nick's plight in "Grave Danger" is broadcast live over the Internet.
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CSI / int_7f9bfc3f	type	Human Mail
CSI / int_7f9bfc3f	comment	Human Mail: In "Helpless", a woman has herself packed into a box and shipped to her lover as a way of generating a sexual thrill. However, because her lover had been murdered, there is no one to let her out at the other end and she dies. In "Nesting Dolls," the bodies of two women are found in a makeshift grave. The first one is, in fact, a homicide, but the second turns out to be an illegal immigrant who attempted to literally mail herself to the U.S. and dies in the process.
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CSI / int_80491c2f	type	"Open!" Says Me
CSI / int_80491c2f	comment	"Open!" Says Me: While visiting from New York to surprise his girlfriend who is there for a restaurateurs' convention, Mac Taylor breaks down her hotel room door after D.B. notices blood on the handle.
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CSI / int_80a247a9	type	Breather Episode
CSI / int_80a247a9	comment	Breather Episode: Several, usually with the death turning out to be accidental. Others have comedic aspects to them, such as "Two and a Half Deaths," penned by the writers of then-concurrent sit-com Two and a Half Men, who swapped off with the CSI writers. There are murders, but one weapon of choice is a rubber chicken.
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CSI / int_80b5924	type	Left Hanging
CSI / int_80b5924	comment	Left Hanging: "Bad to the Bone". Six or seven sub-threads, none of which were even close to being resolved. Pretty much every season finale since season 7 has been this way as well. They love their end-of-season cliffhangers.
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CSI / int_80c1d538	type	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle
CSI / int_80c1d538	comment	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle: In "Boston Brakes", the Victim of the Week is murdered by the use of a computer program that allows the braking and steering systems of a car to be remotely hacked.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_80c1d538
CSI / int_813afa05	type	Defiled Forever
CSI / int_813afa05	comment	In "Death and the Maiden" a young man is deemed the prime suspect of the murder of pawnshop owner and arson of said shop because the owner raped him. It's revealed that the store owner got enraged when he found out his sister had consensual sex with the young man, so he decided that raping the young man was apt payback for having sex with his sister. When the young man's brother found out about this, he tried to confront the store owner, but the shop owner was unresponsive from being shot by his girlfriend, whom he was shortchanging in their fencing operation, and the young man's brother accidentally killed the shop owner when he burned down the store. At the very end, Nick tells the young man to get some counselling so that he can recover from the trauma, and so that he and his girlfriend can have a life together, especially after her brother's death and his brother being sent off to prison, but it's implied the young man will refuse counselling, and he breaks up with his girlfriend because she reminds him of her brother.
CSI / int_813afa05	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_813afa05	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_813afa05
CSI / int_81990cfc	type	Contortionist
CSI / int_81990cfc	comment	Contortionist: "Sqweegel" can contort himself enough to fit into the spare tire compartment of a car. Instead of sticking to performance, he's expanded applications of this to murdering unsuspecting victims.
CSI / int_81990cfc	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_81990cfc	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_81990cfc
CSI / int_819b6384	type	Sympathetic Murderer
CSI / int_819b6384	comment	Sympathetic Murderer: Played absolutely straight in one episode with a guy who is responsible, by complete and total accident, for the death of his grandmother, wife, and next door neighbor, and winds up buried up to his waist in cement for it. The whole thing reads like an extended version of The Far Side, complete with the wife wearing cats-eye glasses. Then there was the guy from "Lying Down With Dogs" who was an FBI agent undercover in a dogfighting ring who could never get enough evidence to prove what was really going on, and was thus forced to watch innocent animals being abused in every way imaginable without being able to do anything, eventually snapping and killing the head of the ring by subjecting her to every torture she put the dogs through. Quite possibly Ray, who seems to have killed Nate Haskell by dropping him from the second story of his (Nate's) house after tying him up. Justified in that Nate is a serial killer who murdered Ray's ex-wife's husband and tortured her for days. Either way Ray's not returning next season. One killer was a genuinely reformed ex-con who became involved in a love triangle with two sisters after being released from prison. The older sister kills the younger accidentally in a fight over him, then smugly points out to the ex-con that if the cops start asking questions she'll just say he did it and send him back to jail. He kills her in the heat of the moment, and ironically does end up going back to jail.
CSI / int_819b6384	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_819b6384	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_819b6384
CSI / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
CSI / int_82518cf7	comment	Motor Mouth: Ronnie Lake, Sara's partner when she transferred to swing shift, had a habit of asking non-stop questions.
CSI / int_82518cf7	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_82518cf7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_82518cf7
CSI / int_829b958e	type	Embarrassing First Name
CSI / int_829b958e	comment	Embarrassing First Name: 'Diebenkorn' Russell, aka D.B.
CSI / int_829b958e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_829b958e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_829b958e
CSI / int_838db2d4	type	Useless Without Cell Phones
CSI / int_838db2d4	comment	Useless Without Cell Phones: When a group of teenagers have their phones confiscated but are promised they'll get them back in a few hours, one of the girls asks, "What am I supposed to do without my phone?!"
CSI / int_838db2d4	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_838db2d4	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_838db2d4
CSI / int_84df9a79	type	Second-Face Smoke
CSI / int_84df9a79	comment	Second-Face Smoke: In "Hog Heaven", a biker blows smoke in the face of one of the gang's bitches (who is actually an undercover cop).
CSI / int_84df9a79	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_84df9a79	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_84df9a79
CSI / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
CSI / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: At the end of a season 3 episode Sara is talking to Grissom about a time she accidently got her brother in big trouble by showing her parents his stash of weed, which she assumed was just a bag of dirt. Said brother would never be brought up again, and the later seasons strongly implied she was an only child.
CSI / int_863fa679	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_863fa679	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_863fa679
CSI / int_8657c5	type	Rhyming Title
CSI / int_8657c5	comment	Rhyming Title: "Fight Night" "The Chick Chop Flick Shop" "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda" "Freaks and Geeks" "Hero to Zero"
CSI / int_8657c5	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8657c5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8657c5
CSI / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
CSI / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: Catherine's mentor turns out to be a murderer.
CSI / int_868409c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_868409c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_868409c
CSI / int_874201dc	type	Inside Job
CSI / int_874201dc	comment	Inside Job: An episode has the team investigating an officer-involved shooting during the robbery of a grocery store. When the surveillance tapes reveal that there was much more money in the registers than store policy recommended, suspicion quickly falls on the cashier on duty, who soon admits to being in league with the robbers.
CSI / int_874201dc	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_874201dc	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_874201dc
CSI / int_875615dd	type	Truth in Television
CSI / int_875615dd	comment	To be fair, the clown makeup database belonged to a clown guild in Las Vegas, which is Truth in Television. Each professional clown is required to wear a unique make-up that is registered in the guild. Wearing another clown's make-up is punishable.
CSI / int_875615dd	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_875615dd	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_875615dd
CSI / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
CSI / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: At the end of "Meat Jekyll", Langston is in critical condition after being stabbed by Nate Haskell. The next episode, "Shock Waves", opens with a funeral with a large group of Black mourners, only to reveal that it's not for Langston, but the Black police officer who was shot by Dr. Jekyll in the previous episode.
CSI / int_8797239c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8797239c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8797239c
CSI / int_87a38662	type	Murder-Suicide
CSI / int_87a38662	comment	Murder-Suicide: Generally played straight, though it was inverted in one episode where a stalker attempted suicide in his crush's house, resulting in three people dying.
CSI / int_87a38662	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_87a38662	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_87a38662
CSI / int_8864056	type	Plague of Good Fortune
CSI / int_8864056	comment	Plague of Good Fortune: A weird example on one episode ("Better Off Dead"), where a suicidal man (who entered a suicide pact with a bipolar woman and unwillingly drove her to suicide by accidentally poisoning her dog while he was trying to kill himself) tries to kill himself throughout the whole episode but anything he tries is stopped by incredible luck (like standing still in the middle of a shootout and being the only person not to be hit or trying to jump off a building but being yanked back to safety by a friend of the woman that had been searching for him in order to get revenge).
CSI / int_8864056	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8864056	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8864056
CSI / int_8898ce54	type	Initialism Title
CSI / int_8898ce54	comment	Initialism Title: For "Crime Scene Investigation".
CSI / int_8898ce54	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8898ce54	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8898ce54
CSI / int_88cefec2	type	Call It Karma
CSI / int_88cefec2	comment	Call It Karma: A low-budget porn director slashes the throat of an actress that had been revealed to be HIV-positive and thus unable to make more porn films. Her blood spills all over his face, some of it getting inside him through his eyes, and he gets AIDS himself as a result.
CSI / int_88cefec2	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_88cefec2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_88cefec2
CSI / int_890d4ef2	type	Humiliation Conga
CSI / int_890d4ef2	comment	Humiliation Conga: Langston's first day is a non-villain example, everything from flubbing a fingerprint lift to dragging his tie through blood while leaning over a victim. He cuts the bottom half of it off at the scene to preserve the evidence and has to walk around like that for a while.
CSI / int_890d4ef2	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_890d4ef2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_890d4ef2
CSI / int_8928fe5f	type	Dead Man's Chest
CSI / int_8928fe5f	comment	Dead Man's Chest: In one episode, a spurned lover stuffs his ex-boyfriend's body in a trunk, which is kept in private storage. Problem is, the body won't fit, so he cuts off the head and leaves it in the trunk of a car which is then stolen. In "Long Road Home", a body is hidden in a gear box containing a set of drums and dumped in alley. In "Immortality", Grissom is sent a limbless body inside a suitcase.
CSI / int_8928fe5f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8928fe5f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8928fe5f
CSI / int_8950ea66	type	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder
CSI / int_8950ea66	comment	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder: Discussed breifly in S 3 Ep 19 "A Night at the Movies".
CSI / int_8950ea66	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8950ea66	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8950ea66
CSI / int_89dcd4e	type	Small-Town Tyrant
CSI / int_89dcd4e	comment	Small-Town Tyrant: In "Girls Gone Wild", where one of the members of a small town gang that rape and murder female travelers is a member of law enforcement. In an example of Never the Obvious Suspect, the culprit is not the confrontational and uncooperative sheriff, but the mild mannered deputy, who got a Suicide by Cop by way of Sara.
CSI / int_89dcd4e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_89dcd4e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_89dcd4e
CSI / int_8a16409a	type	Shovel Strike
CSI / int_8a16409a	comment	Shovel Strike: The Victim of the Week in the B plot in "Turn of the Screws" is a 13-year-old girl who gets hit with shovel. The blade severs her spinal column, causing her to asphyxiate.
CSI / int_8a16409a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8a16409a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8a16409a
CSI / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
CSI / int_8a295a46	comment	In another episode, Brass reopens a case where a woman seemingly drowned by accident in her bathtub. Her widower husband collected a $750,000 life insurance payout, which he's now spending on a lavish lifestyle. Nick and Sara can't prove that the husband actually killed his wife, but they can clearly show that she couldn't have drowned on her own. Brass doesn't have enough for a criminal case, but when he turns Nick and Sara's findings over to the husband's insurance company they feel they've got plenty. The insurance company repossesses the husband's Cool Car right out of the CSI parking lot, and they're going to sue him to get their $750,000 back.
CSI / int_8a295a46	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8a295a46	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8a295a46
CSI / int_8ae7eb89	type	Real Song Theme Tune
CSI / int_8ae7eb89	comment	Real Song Theme Tune: "Who Are You", by The Who.
CSI / int_8ae7eb89	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8ae7eb89	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8ae7eb89
CSI / int_8af25294	type	Bullet Time
CSI / int_8af25294	comment	The 2009 season opens with an extended Bullet Time extravaganza, complete with Morpheus kicking an "Agent" through a window.
CSI / int_8af25294	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8af25294	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8af25294
CSI / int_8bbf6555	type	Wrong Genetic Sex
CSI / int_8bbf6555	comment	Wrong Genetic Sex: In one episode, a DNA sample with female chromosomes turned out to belong to a male character. He was a post-operation trans man and it wasn't known that he had been born female-bodied.
CSI / int_8bbf6555	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8bbf6555	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8bbf6555
CSI / int_8bf19707	type	No Dead Body Poops
CSI / int_8bf19707	comment	No Dead Body Poops: Averted in "A Little Murder", where the smell leads to a Vomiting Cop who runs out of the house and to Catherine getting attacked by a suspect while she's alone.
CSI / int_8bf19707	featureApplicability	-1.0
CSI / int_8bf19707	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8bf19707
CSI / int_8c2db168	type	Monumental Theft
CSI / int_8c2db168	comment	Monumental Theft: In "Stealing Home", the CSI team investigate when an entire house is stolen.
CSI / int_8c2db168	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8c2db168	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8c2db168
CSI / int_8cbf89af	type	Shot to the Heart
CSI / int_8cbf89af	comment	Shot to the Heart: Doc Robbins does this in one episode, where a guy revives on his table.
CSI / int_8cbf89af	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8cbf89af	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8cbf89af
CSI / int_8ce55ec6	type	Ransom Drop
CSI / int_8ce55ec6	comment	Ransom Drop: Throughout the series, there are plenty of kidnapping cases. As a result, this trope has equal chances of being Played Straight or being defied by either heroes or villains. Often, the victims will ask the team to oversee the ransom exchange process from afar, thus granting some measure of protection to the victim and, depending on the circumstances, ambushing the criminal(s). Sometimes this fails and the whole operation blows up, so they have to employ an alternate plan. In any case, the ransom drops have ranged from simple (go to this location and leave the money there) to convoluted (take a train to this city, check in a hotel with the money, and leave it in the room).
CSI / int_8ce55ec6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8ce55ec6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8ce55ec6
CSI / int_8da65890	type	Commuting on a Bus
CSI / int_8da65890	comment	Sara and Grissom, presumed retired for good, although Grissom did have a cameo in Season 11's "The Two Mrs. Grissoms". Sara returned for a few episodes starting in Season 10, and began Commuting on a Bus starting in Season 11.
CSI / int_8da65890	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8da65890	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8da65890
CSI / int_8e0ceaf5	type	Finger in the Mail
CSI / int_8e0ceaf5	comment	Finger in the Mail: One episode features a man who finds the cut-off index finger of his mistress in her apartment. Later, they find the body and it is revealed that it is the man himself who had killed her. To avoid suspicion of the murder, he stages it as a kidnapping gone wrong.
CSI / int_8e0ceaf5	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8e0ceaf5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8e0ceaf5
CSI / int_8e20ae0d	type	Child Prodigy
CSI / int_8e20ae0d	comment	In "Goodbye and Good Luck," returning characters Marlon West and his Child Prodigy sister Hannah are the prime suspects again at their university when Marlon's girlfriend is found dead after being pushed out a window four floors up. As the case goes on, both Marlon and CSI Sara Sidle believe Hannah killed Marlon's girlfriend on her own accord while purposefully framing him, and try to get a recorded confession from her when she next visits him in jail. Hannah is too clever to reveal she did it, but she does tell Marlon that she did it because him being imprisoned for a life sentence means she can be sure he'll never have other girls or anyone else in his life. Recognizing he's now under Hannah's control, Marlon hangs himself in his cell.
CSI / int_8e20ae0d	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8e20ae0d	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8e20ae0d
CSI / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
CSI / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	One episode of has the holdout on a jury found dead. The suspicion is that he was murdered to end the deadlock (on top of being an incredibly belligerent jackass), when in truth he was stung by a bee that had flown into the jury room through an open window and died from a massive allergic reaction.
CSI / int_8ed5c6e4	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8ed5c6e4	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8ed5c6e4
CSI / int_8f22d0d9	type	High-School Rejects
CSI / int_8f22d0d9	comment	High-School Rejects: The standard stoners and malcontents that are always the first suspects.
CSI / int_8f22d0d9	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8f22d0d9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8f22d0d9
CSI / int_8f48d89	type	Lawman Gone Bad
CSI / int_8f48d89	comment	Lawman Gone Bad: The team investigates a series of killings related to the murder of a mob boss many years before. It's mentioned that a patrol officer called in the car crash/body but mysteriously vanished along with the ill-gotten gains and the possibility that he turned dirty is discussed. It turns out that the corpse that was thought to be the mob boss's is actually his; he was killed in order to serve as a decoy.
CSI / int_8f48d89	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8f48d89	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8f48d89
CSI / int_8f882b0e	type	Skyscraper Messages
CSI / int_8f882b0e	comment	Skyscraper Messages: An episode had a businessman do this to try and win back his former fiancee. He rejected her in favour of his boss' daughter. Then changed his mind and invoked this trope. She turned him down (albeit quite gently) but his boss (who was watching from that very building) killed him for rejecting his daughter.
CSI / int_8f882b0e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_8f882b0e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_8f882b0e
CSI / int_9099c21c	type	GPS Evidence
CSI / int_9099c21c	comment	GPS Evidence: In the season five finale, "Grave Danger", Grissom, Entomologist Extraordinaire, determines Nick's location from the ants in his box, since fire ants can only be found in nurseries in Nevada, which means that the soil... you can figure out the rest. "Fracked" uses literal GPS data for locating vital evidence.
CSI / int_9099c21c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_9099c21c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9099c21c
CSI / int_90d44f44	type	Karmic Death
CSI / int_90d44f44	comment	Karmic Death: A divorcing husband and wife are arguing over custody of his beloved pet dog. He gets an identical dog and tries to sneak it into her house. She catches him in the act and shoots him, but that's not the karmic part. That would be when the new dog turns out to have been abused, goes berserk at the sound of the gunshot, and rips her throat out. A scammer that made a living selling the same exhausted mine once and again kills a man that knew too much and decides to disguise it as a mining accident. He fails to leave before the fuse burns down and gets impaled in the brain by a flying wooden stake.
CSI / int_90d44f44	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_90d44f44	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_90d44f44
CSI / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
CSI / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: In "Deep Fried and Minty Fresh," a restaurant owner is found dead from blunt force trauma on the floor of his kitchen. When searching the scene, the investigators discover a second body, a younger man covered in severe burns, in the dumpster out back. Turns out that the owner had attempted to rape a young woman who worked for him, only to be caught by her boyfriend. He helped his girlfriend escape, but was overpowered by the owner, who murdered him by shoving him face-first into the fat frier. The bastard dumped the body out back, re-entered the restaurant through the kitchen...and slipped on the now-greasy floor, cracking his skull open on impact. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
CSI / int_90e31482	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_90e31482	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_90e31482
CSI / int_9109d323	type	BackTracking
CSI / int_9109d323	comment	Back Tracking: The amount of times you have to keep going back to a crime scene, or a suspect's place (just to gather more evidence, or get more information) is a little ridiculous and unrealistic, especially when compared to the TV show. The game designers sort of lampshade it though sometimes by having the suspects get really agitated with you every time you come back.
CSI / int_9109d323	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_9109d323	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9109d323
CSI / int_91262aaa	type	Racing the Train
CSI / int_91262aaa	comment	Racing the Train: "Caged" opens with the Victim of the Week trying race a train to a level crossing in an attempt to stage a Train Escape to get away from the vehicle that is chasing her. Realising she is not going to make it, she slams on her brakes, only for the vehicle behind to ram her and force her into the train.
CSI / int_91262aaa	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_91262aaa	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_91262aaa
CSI / int_912714cc	type	Edible Bludgeon
CSI / int_912714cc	comment	Edible Bludgeon: In "The Gone Dead Train", the Victim of the Week in the B plot is murdered with a pork chop; stabbed in the neck with the bone, to be precise.
CSI / int_912714cc	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_912714cc	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_912714cc
CSI / int_91697559	type	Half the Man He Used to Be
CSI / int_91697559	comment	Half the Man He Used to Be: In "Working Stiffs", a long ignored office worker (played by Tim Blake Nelson) successfully blows up a safe in a robbery he planned months for, only for the door to bisect him. He dies smiling, saying he knew it would work.
CSI / int_91697559	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_91697559	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_91697559
CSI / int_9182ea54	type	Crazy Cat Lady
CSI / int_9182ea54	comment	"Cats In The Cradle": An eleven-year-old girl being denied one cat from the local Crazy Cat Lady (who doesn't want to part with it, even after the kid points out she has a dozen and it's not as if the cat will be taken far away because they live on the same block) drives the kid to bash the woman's brains in and be completely unapologetic about it.
CSI / int_9182ea54	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_9182ea54	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9182ea54
CSI / int_920b5728	type	Sleeping with the Boss
CSI / int_920b5728	comment	Sleeping with the Boss: Grissom and Sara, although much has changed since he left and she left, then returned.
CSI / int_920b5728	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_920b5728	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_920b5728
CSI / int_9230c618	type	Hypocrisy Nod
CSI / int_9230c618	comment	Hypocrisy Nod: Invoked in Vegas when Catherine tries to reach out to Lindsey, worried about the woman making money off of some risque posts online. Her daughter scoffs that would mean a lot more coming from someone who hadn't worked her way into school by being a stripper.
CSI / int_9230c618	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_9230c618	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9230c618
CSI / int_924bfd78	type	Creepy Dollhouse
CSI / int_924bfd78	comment	Creepy Dollhouse: The exact copies of crime scenes made by the Miniature Killer.
CSI / int_924bfd78	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_924bfd78	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_924bfd78
CSI / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
CSI / int_927b2f11	comment	The Bus Came Back: First Sara, after leaving for about a season and a half. Grissom and Catherine also return for the series finale.
CSI / int_927b2f11	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_927b2f11	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_927b2f11
CSI / int_92c112f7	type	Bitter Almonds
CSI / int_92c112f7	comment	Bitter Almonds: Subverted: a big show is made of only 20% of people being able to smell cyanide, and there is another, more useful, symptom. So many forensic miracles on this show, and yet this trick doesn't work!
CSI / int_92c112f7	featureApplicability	-0.3
CSI / int_92c112f7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_92c112f7
CSI / int_931fc523	type	Back for the Finale
CSI / int_931fc523	comment	Back for the Finale: Grissom, Brass, Catherine & Lindsey Willows (the latter now a newbie CSI herself), and Lady Heather. Also, in an especially strange example, former Villain of the Week Leon Sneller/Jacob Wolfowitz, the murderer of Heather's daughter, reappears as a mummified corpse, having himself been killed by Heather's Stalker with a Crush.
CSI / int_931fc523	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_931fc523	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_931fc523
CSI / int_939bf44a	type	Personal Effects Reveal
CSI / int_939bf44a	comment	Warrick, complete with Personal Effects Reveal and Meaningful Funeral.
CSI / int_939bf44a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_939bf44a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_939bf44a
CSI / int_93f0fc43	type	Hooks and Crooks
CSI / int_93f0fc43	comment	Hooks and Crooks: The weapon of choice for the Gig Harbor Killer is a fishing gaff (as seen in "The CSI Effect").
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CSI / int_93f0fc43	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_93f0fc43
CSI / int_94e7d8f	type	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!
CSI / int_94e7d8f	comment	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!: At the end of "The Fallen", a surrendering hostage-taker is shot by the SWAT team when he reaches inside his jacket for his St. Christopher medallion.
CSI / int_94e7d8f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_94e7d8f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_94e7d8f
CSI / int_950bbfa7	type	Take a Third Option
CSI / int_950bbfa7	comment	Take a Third Option: In the first season, Warrick and Catherine catch a teenage boy who accidentally ran over a little girl. Warrick gives the remorseful kid his number, and tells him to call if he runs into any problems in juvie. In the next season, the kid witnesses a teenage gangbanger murdering his rival. The DA wants the kid to testify, and threatens to extend his sentence if he refuses. On the other hand, the kid knows if he does that the other inmates will kill him. Instead, he calls Warrick for help. Warrick's investigation finds enough evidence to convict the gangbanger without the kid needing to testify.
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CSI / int_950bbfa7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_950bbfa7
CSI / int_95d5fa0e	type	Area 51
CSI / int_95d5fa0e	comment	Area 51: One episode has the agents uncovering what appears to be an alien corpse, later revealed to be a guy in a costume, buried in the desert just outside Area 51.
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CSI / int_95d5fa0e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_95d5fa0e
CSI / int_95db314b	type	Casual Kink
CSI / int_95db314b	comment	Casual Kink: Grissom takes Charlotte on a date to see "The Wizard of Oz" played with Pink Floyd music, because he wants to show her something different. Charlotte replies, "You want to be different, pin me to the wall and plant one on me like you mean it!" At the end of the scene, Grissom starts to leave, then pauses to ask, "Pin you to the wall?" Sara needs to test out a theory about how a victim was restrained with duct tape, so she asks Grissom, "Tape me up?" Grissom, before following her to the lab, comments, "I love my job!"
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CSI / int_95db314b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_95db314b
CSI / int_963aab4a	type	Speaking Up for Another
CSI / int_963aab4a	comment	Speaking Up for Another: During his interrogation at the end of "Snuff," the bully-turned-killer of a young man with Down Syndrome mockingly calls him "a retard," implying that he wasn't a valuable human being. Before leaving the room, Grissom pointedly responds, "By the way, the definition of the word 'retard' is to hinder or to hold someone back. I think your life is about to become retarded."
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CSI / int_963aab4a	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_96553833	type	Eagle-Eye Detection
CSI / int_96553833	comment	Eagle-Eye Detection: Grissom and Catherine provided the page image at one point.
CSI / int_96553833	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_96553833	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_96553833
CSI / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
CSI / int_970c790a	comment	This is the MO of the Big Bad in "Immortality": brainwashing his targets (former clients of Lady Heather), strapping them into explosive vests, and sending them into public areas to blow themselves up.
CSI / int_970c790a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_970c790a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_970c790a
CSI / int_974d246c	type	Be as Unhelpful as Possible
CSI / int_974d246c	comment	Be as Unhelpful as Possible: When a member of CSI intimates that the husband is always the first suspect when a wife is murdered, the husband's response is typically "You think I did this? This interview is over!" - inadvertently doing the pragmatic thing. (But again, Truth in Television; police expect ordinary people to get angry when accused of crimes they didn't commit.)
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CSI / int_97c4763	type	The Professor
CSI / int_97c4763	comment	The Professor: Ray Langston was teaching college before he joined the team.
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CSI / int_97c4763	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_97c4763
CSI / int_98a150f3	type	Excrement Statement
CSI / int_98a150f3	comment	Excrement Statement: During a Prison Riot in "No Humans Involved", the prisoners defecate on the floor, and then throw the excrement at the police officers who enter to break up the riot.
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CSI / int_98a150f3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_98a150f3
CSI / int_991c7101	type	Hazardous Water
CSI / int_991c7101	comment	Hazardous Water: Murder in a cloudy swimming pool.
CSI / int_991c7101	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_991c7101	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_991c7101
CSI / int_99298c71	type	Better to Die than Be Killed
CSI / int_99298c71	comment	Kevin Greer, the Blue Paint Killer, goes as far as manufacturing fake evidence of a nonexistent victim so that if he is ever caught he can send the cops on a wild goose chase and use the distraction to commit suicide.
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CSI / int_99298c71	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_99298c71
CSI / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
CSI / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: A family is seemingly murdered in a home invasion in "Gum Drops", and the motive is revealed when the CSIs discover the family had a large cannabis grow-op in their basement. The daughter is the sole survivor. Her brother and parents were killed when her brother bragged about the family's grow-op to some other kids at school. When some of the brother's school friends came to try and get some cannabis when the brother was supposed to be home alone, his friends shot almost all the family, looted all the dope and cut the little girl's throat.
CSI / int_99ddfcec	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_99ddfcec	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_99ddfcec
CSI / int_9a2aee13	type	Heroic Bystander
CSI / int_9a2aee13	comment	Heroic Bystander: Civilians have helped the CSIs on multiple occasions either by finding evidence that helps break a case or even by catching the criminals in a chase.
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CSI / int_9a2aee13	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9a2aee13
CSI / int_9a6990	type	Skinny Dipping
CSI / int_9a6990	comment	Skinny Dipping: "Fracked" opens with three teenagers skinny dipping in a hot spring. They discover a dead body floating in it.
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CSI / int_9a6990	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9a6990
CSI / int_9ae8eea9	type	Character Tics
CSI / int_9ae8eea9	comment	Character Tics: Some suspects have these, and they become essential to the case later. One female suspect in one game keeps fidgeting with her fingernails during questioning. It's later revealed because she broke a fake nail, and the broken piece turns up on the victim's dead body.
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CSI / int_9ae8eea9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9ae8eea9
CSI / int_9b22fa9e	type	Dung Fu
CSI / int_9b22fa9e	comment	Dung Fu: During a Prison Riot in "No Humans Involved", the prisoners make an Excrement Statement by defecating on the floor, then throwing the excrement at the police officers who enter to break up the riot.
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CSI / int_9b22fa9e	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9b53f32	type	Exposed to the Elements
CSI / int_9b53f32	comment	Exposed to the Elements: Inverted. Despite being set in Las Vegas, one of the hottest cities in the US, every character seems to wear black, leather, or some other outfit that would be ridiculously hot and uncomfortable. The now-defunct Gamer Jargon website called the inverse of this trope "CSI Wear".
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CSI / int_9b53f32	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
CSI / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Grissom used to hold fellow entomologist Dr. Mark Thayer in high esteem, and they even co-authored a scientific paper once. Since then, however, Dr. Thayer has become what Grissom describes as a "hired gun", selling his services to the highest bidder. When Thayer's testimony for the defense threatens to derail a high-profile murder trial, the D.A.'s office asks Grissom to try and refute Thayer's findings. Grissom eventually discovers that Thayer deliberately doctored the evidence to get the results he wanted to present, which would have given the jury cause for reasonable doubt. After Grissom explains his findings on the stand and destroys Thayer's testimony, an enraged Thayer comes up to him and accuses him of attacking his integrity. As they're arguing, the D.A. comes up to them and orders Thayer's arrest on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. To a lesser extent, Gil's counterpart on Day Shift, Conrad Ecklie. In roughly the first half of the series, he tends to choose the "convenient" answer rather than the correct one and is more interested in advancing his career than finding justice.
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CSI / int_9b54d536	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9b5a308c	type	Crocodile Tears
CSI / int_9b5a308c	comment	Crocodile Tears: Used by a suspect whom Jim Brass bluntly informs that his wife is dead. The man instantly starts bawling and Brass tells him to "stop with the crocodile tears." The man does so instantly and continues the conversation without crying at all.
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CSI / int_9b5a308c	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9cede50e	type	Toplessness from the Back
CSI / int_9cede50e	comment	Toplessness from the Back: In "Skin in the Game," Morgan goes undercover as a hooker. She has to disrobe to keep her cover intact, and the audience is treated to shot of her unclad back.
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CSI / int_9cede50e	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9d02df1b	type	Blast Out
CSI / int_9d02df1b	comment	Blast Out: "Better Off Dead" opens with a furious firefight in a gun store that results in two fatalities and one injury. Flashbacks later show that is was triggered by a Blast Out, and the man responsible, a suicidal man who actually wanted to be killed, walked away without a scratch despite standing at the centre of the hail of bullets.
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CSI / int_9d02df1b	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_9d5dad72	type	Blaming the Victim
CSI / int_9d5dad72	comment	Blaming the Victim: In "Turn of the Screws," Catherine is looking into the murder of a young girl. She initially suspects the mother's handyman boyfriend, especially after blood is found on a shovel in his truck. However, fingerprints on the shovel reveal it is the mother who killed the girl. The mother then claims that the girl was trying to come on to the boyfriend. She became convinced of this when the boyfriend gave the girl a lift home from school (which was entirely innocent). Catherine points out that the girl was all of 13.
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CSI / int_9dd2329c	type	Camera Abuse
CSI / int_9dd2329c	comment	Camera Abuse: In "Felonius Monk", the camera is shot by a paintball round.
CSI / int_9dd2329c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_9dd2329c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9dd2329c
CSI / int_9fb02235	type	We Should Get Another Tape
CSI / int_9fb02235	comment	We Should Get Another Tape: In "Let the Seller Beware", the CSIs view a tape where a Trophy Wife had recorded a real estate sales pitch for her house. After the pitch ends, the tape continues and reveals a sex tape she had made showing she was sleeping with her stepson.
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CSI / int_9fb02235	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_9fb02235
CSI / int_a08199ec	type	The Dog Was the Mastermind
CSI / int_a08199ec	comment	The Dog Was the Mastermind: In "Strip Maul", the team investigates the killing of a small time drug dealer, and the suspects include his friend who is also the son of the city attorney, a prostitute who was also with the victim at the time, a transvestite drug mule, and a prankster and his girlfriend who accidentally filmed the victim. The killer turns out to be a tourist who is only briefly seen in the beginning of the episode, who is really an assassin in disguise.
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CSI / int_a08199ec	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a08199ec
CSI / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
CSI / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: Seasons often start and/or end with an "It's Personal" episode. In "Random Acts of Violence", Warrick is processing the scene of a suburban drive-by shooting, at which a young child has been shot and killed. Upon discovering that the child's father is a close friend (known to be an admirable and honorable person generally), Warrick does his best to comfort the grieving father. Aware of this connection, Grissom arrives and checks on his colleague: In early seasons, even if there weren't a direct relationship between the investigators and the criminals, the nature of the crime would often make the investigator take it personally themselves. For instance: domestic abuse, or overall violence towards women? Sara would sympathize. Broken marriages, or mothers (especially the working kind)? Catherine. Damaged childhoods? Nicky. Grissom himself explicitly states that drug dealers and people who harm children make him furious.
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CSI / int_a0db7803	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a0db7803
CSI / int_a15a08a7	type	Fingerprinting Air
CSI / int_a15a08a7	comment	Fingerprinting Air: CSI is the Trope Namer and arguably the Trope Codifier. As the show ran for longer and longer, the places and methods of pulling forensic evidence became more exotic. The trope name comes from Warrick telling someone who was skeptical of his ability to fingerprint a difficult object, "I can get a fingerprint off of air."
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CSI / int_a15a08a7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a15a08a7
CSI / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
CSI / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: "Blood Moon"'s opening opts for sex and violence rather than sparkly vampires and werewolves.
CSI / int_a1a1491e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_a1a1491e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a1a1491e
CSI / int_a1d70162	type	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face
CSI / int_a1d70162	comment	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face: Several examples. In "Coming of Rage", Nick Stokes investigates how a woman got shot with no evidence of a shooter anywhere near. The answer is that there was an idiot who had a gun and made a shooting range in his backyard, which is in the suburbs and within city limits, a big-time city ordinance no-no. A stray bullet went into the air and struck the woman on the decline. When they arrest him, he protests it was an accident and Stokes contemptuously responds, "Well, that's why it's illegal to shoot guns within city limits, genius!" In "Fur and Loathing", a hunter fails to follow one of the most important rules of shooting things â€” always positively identify your target. So, when a drunken guy stumbles out of a Furry convention wearing a raccoon suit and wanders out into the desert, the hunter takes him down, thinking the victim is a coyote. The episode is vague on whether or not he'll get prosecuted for it, although it leans towards "no" since it was pretty dark at the time. Averted in "Better Off Dead", when Greg is sharply scolded by Bobby Dawson, the lab's ballistic expert, for failing to properly clear a gun gathered in evidence. There was a bullet left in the chamber because Greg had mistakenly assumed that all the guns recovered from a broken gunshop counter were unloaded, as required by law. Both Greg and Sara look obviously rattled at this clear breach of gun handling protocol, and no-one in the lab relaxes until Bobby Dawson verifies for himself that the gun is, in fact, now properly unloaded. In "Disarmed and Dangerous", a suspect in the murder of an FBI agent accidentally shoots himself in the head in the middle of a crowded arena while trying to show everyone that the gun he had taken from Brass wasn't even loaded. He thought it wasn't loaded because the FBI agent he had killed was really just a crazy guy pretending to be an agent running around with an empty gun, plus he was delirious and on a drip at the time for ripping an entire necrotic bicep out of his arm. "A Night at the Movies" possibly has the most extreme example of this Trope in the series. The team investigates the case of a young man who is shot fatally with one bullet in a shed riddled with hundreds of bullets, thinking at first that it must have been some weird gangland hit. Turns out, it is the inevitable result of a bunch of idiot teenagers playing games with a loaded, automatic MAC-10 by having someone standing on a second story balcony spin the gun down on a metal pole and the others would try to dodge the shots. In "Malice in Wonderland" a robber manages to kill a man with a blank round when he puts the gun to the victim's head and pulls the trigger. The blast propels a button on the victim's hat into his brain.
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CSI / int_a2000308	type	Bowling for Ratings
CSI / int_a2000308	comment	Bowling for Ratings: In "Lover's Lanes", a decapitated head comes up the ball return during a bowling tournament. At the end of the episode, the entire team goes out bowling.
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CSI / int_a2000308	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_a21f81a	type	Monster Fangirl
CSI / int_a21f81a	comment	Monster Fangirl: Nate Haskell's "fiancÃ©e" in "Targets of Obsession".
CSI / int_a21f81a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_a21f81a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a21f81a
CSI / int_a220d528	type	What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
CSI / int_a220d528	comment	The episode where a rich guy hires his girlfriend and his girlfriend's jealous ex-boyfriend to stage a carjack in which his wife is killed, only to be killed himself right after by that ex-boyfriend, is closely modeled on this 2000 crime case. The show upped it by having the girlfriend also die in an accident and the killer trying to pass himself as a good Samaritan.
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CSI / int_a247b609	type	The Murder After
CSI / int_a247b609	comment	The Murder After: Warrick and a stripper who is found dead in his car.
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CSI / int_a2f9b040	type	The Show Goes Hollywood
CSI / int_a2f9b040	comment	The Show Goes Hollywood: "Hollywood Brass" and "Two and a Half Deaths".
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CSI / int_a3eea2ea	type	Cop Killer
CSI / int_a3eea2ea	comment	Cop Killer: Several examples in spirit, though not always in letter since the CSIs aren't actually cops in this show. Holly Gribbs who gets killed when Warrick leaves her alone at a crime scene in the pilot. A random officer who's killed outside a burger joint...by another cop who claims it was an accident, but might have had a grudge. It is dark and said cop is losing his vision. Warrick Brown is killed at the end of a later season by The Undersheriff.
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CSI / int_a431b0e6	type	The Butler Did It
CSI / int_a431b0e6	comment	The Butler Did It: In "Random Acts of Violence", Nick is called to investigate who murdered the supervisor of a high tech company in their sealed computer room, with only three other employees on the floor outside. After thoroughly investigating them, he realizes that the real "murderer" is an AC repairman working in the room directly above the computer room, whom nobody had noticed. He dropped his hammer accidentally, it fell through an air-vent, hit the victim fatally on the head, and was then retrieved by the repairman, who said nothing to keep himself out of trouble.
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CSI / int_a435b45e	type	Bittersweet Ending
CSI / int_a435b45e	comment	Bitter Sweet Ending: When the series was cancelled in May 2015 Big Baddies of the season the Gig Harbor Killer(s) are killed but Finn is left in a coma.
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CSI / int_a4f81481	type	Circus Episode
CSI / int_a4f81481	comment	Circus Episode: In "Freaks & Geeks", the murder of a popular sideshow performer sends the team behind the scenes at a carnival freak show.
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CSI / int_a5155fa	type	Spectator Casualty
CSI / int_a5155fa	comment	Spectator Casualty: In Coming of Rage, a man reflexively fired a handgun into the air and accidentally killed a woman who lived miles away. Sadly, it was probably inspired by one of a number of cases in Real Life where people carelessly firing off guns in celebration have killed innocent bystanders.
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CSI / int_a5a3ae2b	type	Orifice Invasion
CSI / int_a5a3ae2b	comment	Orifice Invasion / Orifice Evacuation / Chest Burster: Rats seem to like getting inside corpses in this show.
CSI / int_a5a3ae2b	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_a5a3ae2b	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_a5e0c01	type	As Himself
CSI / int_a5e0c01	comment	As Himself: Former Las Vegas mayor Oscar Goodman plays himself in two episodes. In the second, "Maid Man", he is the victim of an assassination attempt. Country band Rascal Flatts appear as themselves in "Unshockable", where one of the plots involves the investigation into band member Jay DeMarcus' electrocution on stage. Jay suffers from Identity Amnesia as a result and starts to hate Country Music and love Hip-Hop.
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CSI / int_a5f0752f	type	Rule of Drama
CSI / int_a5f0752f	comment	Although that was a Rule of Drama moment, as Sara was setting him up for her rationale for taking their current case personally: that if they slept together, then he would know how serious her nightmares were regarding the victim.
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CSI / int_a6123b72	type	Enfant Terrible
CSI / int_a6123b72	comment	Enfant Terrible: An 8-year-old not only kills and steals from the victim in "Cats in the Cradle", but also tries to incriminate her mother when cornered by the evidence. The manipulative young killer in "Unusual Suspects" and "Goodbye and Goodluck". She's 12 in the former and not too much older in the latter. Justin Bieber's character, a teenage Right-Wing Militia Fanatic out to avenge his brother who deliberately almost blows up Stokes; traps Willows, her detective boyfriend, and a cool bomb tech in a warehouse lined with explosive boobytraps; and convinces another adult to go along with all this. Oh, and he was a brat on the set.
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CSI / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
CSI / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Nate Haskell, the Dick and Jane Killer, goes from being the perp of the week to being the focus of quite a long arc.
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CSI / int_a6e57875	type	Scrabble Babble
CSI / int_a6e57875	comment	Scrabble Babble: Episode Bad Words features a Logos competition, a Fictional Counterpart to Scrabble, where a murder victim was found to have choked on six letter tiles. The victim played "exvin" as a bluff, claiming that it's a wine afficionado who no longer drinks. The opponent decides to add an "s" to the played word to get a triple-word score, only to get challenged.
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CSI / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
CSI / int_a70223	comment	Deconstructed in "Sweet Jane" with David Lowry. He might have finally been caught and convicted for his murders after decades as a free man, but he's been a Karma Houdini for so long that he's had a full and satisfying life and is so old by this point that he's likely to die before he even sees the inside of a prison cell. So even if his warranty has expired he has lived what he considers a wonderful life, much to the team's anger.
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CSI / int_a734c20	type	Black Widow
CSI / int_a734c20	comment	Before both of these was "Organ Grinder", in which the perps were a tag-team of Black Widows who would go from state to state, one of them marrying wealthy men for their money and the other poisoning the husband, with the roles flip-flopping every other kill. They would then meticulously destroy all evidence so that the only thing investigators would have on them would be their own testimony... and then each flip on the other, forcing the authorities to let them go. They end up being the first perps on the show to get away completely scot-free (not counting Millander, who is brought down later on). In an interview, the episode's writer said she realized this was a huge Anticlimax, and if she had the chance to write it again she would've had one kill the other and go down for it.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a734c20
CSI / int_a7382a73	type	Imagine Spot
CSI / int_a7382a73	comment	Imagine Spot: "Working Stiffs" has the antagonist robbing a safe and successfully evading police to make his getaway...only to reveal that while the safe blew up, he was bisected by the safe door and is quickly bleeding to death. In the Season 13 premiere, we see DB imagining his granddaughter and Flynn in the morgue, him killing McKeen (the corrupt cop who orchestrated his granddaughter's kidnapping), and his wife getting fed up with his disturbing job and leaving him.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a7382a73
CSI / int_a761b580	type	Useless Security Camera
CSI / int_a761b580	comment	Useless Security Camera: Usually, whenever crimes take place in corner shops, the owner will imply that it's not a real camera (or that it doesn't work) without even having to say it.
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CSI / int_a761b580	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a761b580
CSI / int_a8559a9f	type	RealLife
CSI / int_a8559a9f	comment	In a cast full of weirdos, the title definitely goes to Hodges, who starts out so mentally unbalanced that in Real Life he not only would never be allowed to work with law enforcement in any capacity, but probably wouldn't even be allowed outdoors without some kind of supervision. Even in-universe, he's had trouble holding down a job for exactly those reasons.
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CSI / int_a8559a9f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a8559a9f
CSI / int_a886bc5	type	Piranha Problem
CSI / int_a886bc5	comment	Piranha Problem: In "Table Stakes", the killer disposes of a body by feeding it to piranhas.
CSI / int_a886bc5	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_a886bc5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a886bc5
CSI / int_a8b5a55e	type	Welcome Episode
CSI / int_a8b5a55e	comment	Welcome Episode: Subverted in a major way by having a Welcome Episode premiere which ended with NaÃ¯ve Newcomer Holly Gribbs getting shot dead. This is then played straight when Sara Sidle is brought in to replace her/act as an independent investigator.
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CSI / int_a8b5a55e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a8b5a55e
CSI / int_a91f07ee	type	"No Peeking!" Request
CSI / int_a91f07ee	comment	"No Peeking!" Request: In "A Little Murder", Catherine gets into a tussle with a suspect who manages to escape. So she decides to take no chances and wants to send all of her clothes as evidence in case there's some trace of him in them, so she asks Warrick to turn around and guard the back of the ambulance as she undresses.
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CSI / int_a91f07ee	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_a91f07ee
CSI / int_aa0ed8a9	type	Look Both Ways
CSI / int_aa0ed8a9	comment	Look Both Ways: In "Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead", a college kid coming down from a bad trip runs away from the cops and straight into the street where he gets run over by a car. At the start of "Cockroaches", a hitman fleeing from the cops runs down a laneway and gets run down by a car coming the opposite direction.
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CSI / int_aa0ed8a9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_aa0ed8a9
CSI / int_aa83d0d6	type	Sub-Par Supremacist
CSI / int_aa83d0d6	comment	Sub-Par Supremacist: The Body of the Week on one episode was part of a small white supremacist gang at his high school. The others are brought in for questioning after being found huffing spray paint in a park, and one misspells a written note asking for an attorney—prompting Greg to wisecrack later that "they've all 'layered' up."
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CSI / int_aa83d0d6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_aa83d0d6
CSI / int_aaa35901	type	My Card
CSI / int_aaa35901	comment	My Card: The investigators will often give a witness their card and say "call me if you remember anything."
CSI / int_aaa35901	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_aaa35901	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_aaa35901
CSI / int_aba8065b	type	Fatal Flaw
CSI / int_aba8065b	comment	Fatal Flaw: Warrick's gambling problem comes into play after Holly Gribbs' death since he'd left her alone at a scene on her first day on the job. This leads to tension between him and Sarah, who resents him for gambling on the job and doesn't trust him for a while afterwards. Grissom's hearing impairment also counts since it interfered with his communication (repeating things others had said, giving odd answers to questions) for a while, though that gets corrected with surgery at the end of Season three. Ray's fears of having inherited violent tendencies from his father, in spite of knowing (as a scientist) that the extra Y chromosome theory had long since been debunked, cause him to not trust himself in situations where he could potentially be in fights or shoot-outs with perps. In the 2nd part of the "CSI Trilogy," he at first declines a weapon when Flack is handing them out to the team pursuing the human trafficker, saying bad things happen when he handles guns; but Mac insists, telling him it's the price of admission. Later on, Nate Haskell uses this to his own advantage by goading Ray into getting close enough to his cell that he can reach out and shank Ray in the kidney. The fallout from that incident leads to him being fired and Catherine being demoted.
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CSI / int_aba8065b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_aba8065b
CSI / int_abd29ad8	type	No-Sell
CSI / int_abd29ad8	comment	No-Sell: Agent Ryan doesn't flinch when a sadistic criminal has a gun to her face, nor does she bat an eye when he slashes her arm with a knife — in fact she suggested he use it instead of the gun because it would be more "his thing" as a sadist (actually she was protecting the cops who were about to bust in, and the slashing added years to his sentence).
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CSI / int_abd29ad8	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_abd29ad8
CSI / int_abdf7d09	type	Weirdness Censor
CSI / int_abdf7d09	comment	Weirdness Censor: One episode that dealt with a murder in a crowded theater referenced "The Invisible Gorilla", one of the most well-known experiments in the history of modern psychology, as an explanation for why a group of bystanders just stood there and ignored a horrible crime happening in their presence: the audience was concentrating so hard on the show that they missed the murder happening right in front of them. "The Invisible Gorilla" operates thusly: a test group watches a video that features six people, three in white shirts, three in black shirts, passing a basketball back and forth. The test group was instructed to carefully count the number of passes made from one white-shirted person to another. Afterward, the test group was asked, "Did you notice the gorilla?" Turns out that at one point in the video, a man in a gorilla costume walks into the middle of the basketball players, thumps his chest a few times, then walks off-stage. In total, the gorilla is onscreen for nearly nine seconds, and no one ever spots it.(even those people who go into the experiment knowing there is going to be a gorilla tend to not spot it at all). The experiment does depend somewhat on context, however—the black gorilla is "irrelevant information" because of the instruction to focus on the white-shirted players. In at least one repeat of the experiment in which the instructions were given to watch the black shirts instead, the gorilla was immediately spotted by nearly everyone.
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CSI / int_abdf7d09	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_abdf7d09
CSI / int_ac2094ca	type	Red Shirt
CSI / int_ac2094ca	comment	Holly Gribbs who gets killed when Warrick leaves her alone at a crime scene in the pilot.
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CSI / int_ac2094ca	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ac2094ca
CSI / int_ac7cbf8d	type	Myth Arc
CSI / int_ac7cbf8d	comment	Myth Arc: The "Miniature Killer". The Bathtub "Suicides". Dr. Jekyll. Nate Haskell.
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CSI / int_ac7cbf8d	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ac7cbf8d
CSI / int_ace24b2c	type	Halfway Plot Switch
CSI / int_ace24b2c	comment	Halfway Plot Switch: One episode begins with the team re-evaluating a case after the perp claims he had been forced to confess by a Rabid Cop. Despite everyone stressing the need to prove the perp's guilt in this specific case in order to uphold the detective's integrity and avoid setting precedent for all the other people whom the detective arrested to have their sentences overturned, they find themselves unable to definitively do so and instead start working on another unsolved case because they decide that they cannot allow the felon to be released.
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CSI / int_ace24b2c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ace24b2c
CSI / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
CSI / int_ad1db87c	comment	Grissom gave Catherine's abusive ex-husband an Oh, Crap! moment when said ex tried to bully Catherine.
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CSI / int_ad1db87c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ad1db87c
CSI / int_ad34c38a	type	Predatory Prostitute
CSI / int_ad34c38a	comment	Predatory Prostitute: In the episode "Boom", Nick investigates the murder of a Hooker with a Heart of Gold that he had befriended, who wanted (following Nick's urging) to quit the business and go back to school. The murderer turned out to be her pimp, who tells Nick that everything she told him was a big fat lie: the girl was only going back to school to scout for more women to recruit to start her own prostitution business and the pimp killed her to prevent her from becoming a rival. Nick is quite shocked at this revelation.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ad34c38a
CSI / int_ad768026	type	Accident, Not Murder
CSI / int_ad768026	comment	Accident, Not Murder: In "Chaos Theory", the crew investigate a missing coed who eventually turns up dead. Although they uncover several other crimes along the way, the girl's death is actually an accident caused by a confluence of unlikely events. "Crate 'N Burial" involves the investigation of a woman found dead in a boat. It later comes out that she died by accident. But when they go to tell her husband this, they find that he's already murdered her lover, believing him responsible for her murder. Two episodes, "Gentle, Gentle" and "The Chick Chop Flick Shop," both feature the offbeat twist of accidents deliberately made to look like murders, the motive in both cases being to send the authorities on a wild goose chase for a nonexistent killer so they don't discover some even more disturbing fact about why the accident occurred. In the former, a three-year-old boy accidentally smothers his one-year-old brother while playing with him, and the parents stage the scene in an attempt to avoid the incident following their son the entire life, while in the latter the accident exposes the fact that the building in which it occurred was guilty of numerous safety code violations, and the fake murder was an attempt to save the jobs of the people working there. "A La Cart" opens with a decapitated head bouncing down a country road before finally coming to rest in the hands of crew picking up trash on the side thereof. The CSIs soon discover the headless body dumped on the side of the road. However, what appears to have been a brutal murder turns out to have been a bizarre accident involving a go-kart and blown truck tire. One of the deaths in "The Descent of Man", a New Age holy man found dead of head trauma in the desert, is the victim of an eagle mistaking his bald head for a rock and dropping a tortoise on him while he is meditating. Langston only finds out by accident when he recites the story of Aeschylus to the team. "Long Ball" involves a professional golfer who bleeds to death on a golf course. The team investigates the man's son, who is a fellow golfer whom he suspected of cheating, as well as his caddy who used to be a rival whom the golfer exposed for cheating. Turns out neither killed him, and the golfer had accidentally killed himself by smashing a golf club in rage, and the broken part had accidentally pierced his neck. "Wild Life" has a twofer. The first case involves a couple having sex on a balcony, and the man falls during climax. The second case involves a cat attacking a parrot, resulting in the husband slipping and hitting his head in the shower, and the wife accidentally stabbing herself with a kitchen knife.
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CSI / int_ad902899	type	Constructive Body Disposal
CSI / int_ad902899	comment	Constructive Body Disposal: The B-plot of "The Case of The Cross-Dressing Carp" involves a body being found when an old casino is demolished. Although it appears that the casino might have been built on an Indian burial ground, the body actually turns out to be an Intrepid Reporter who was snooping around a private mob party being held before the casino was officially opened. He was shot and dumped down one of the construction shafts which were then sealed off before the opening.
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CSI / int_ae3c0b6	type	Bath Suicide
CSI / int_ae3c0b6	comment	Bath Suicide: Exploited by the "Bathtub Killer" of Season 1, who kills his victims in bathtubs and stages them to look like suicides.
CSI / int_ae3c0b6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_ae3c0b6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ae3c0b6
CSI / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
CSI / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Count on one (or more) of the cast members making a pun right after the discovery of the body and just before the opening credits.
CSI / int_ae3d6438	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_ae3d6438	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ae3d6438
CSI / int_aef5c283	type	Off-into-the-Distance Ending
CSI / int_aef5c283	comment	Off-into-the-Distance Ending: The final episode of the series ends with Grissom and Sara heading out to sea on Grissom's boat.
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CSI / int_aef5c283	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_aef5c283
CSI / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
CSI / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn: Practically a fleet of police officers and undercover agents in the game Fatal Conspiracy.
CSI / int_af3ea0e3	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_af3ea0e3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_af3ea0e3
CSI / int_afdb4b3e	type	A-Team Montage
CSI / int_afdb4b3e	comment	A-Team Montage: More than Once an Episode, as the various forensic specialists build a case.
CSI / int_afdb4b3e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_afdb4b3e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_afdb4b3e
CSI / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
CSI / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Catherine, Sara, Morgan, and briefly, Riley. Wendy may also count. Ronnie, Sara's swing shift partner, in "The Chick Chop Flick Shop."
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CSI / int_b032e4ed	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b032e4ed
CSI / int_b0d6dfa8	type	Sand Necktie
CSI / int_b0d6dfa8	comment	Sand Necktie: Happens to the Victim of the Week in "Jackpot". He is buried up to his shoulders in a hole in the forest, and then his neck and face is cut so he will bleed and attract predators. His head eventually becomes detached from his body.
CSI / int_b0d6dfa8	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b0d6dfa8	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b0d6dfa8
CSI / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
CSI / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: In "Last Supper", contestants on a cooking show realise that what they are eating during a palate test is human flesh when one of them finds a contact lens in her mouth. She does a Spit Take on realising that she has a human eyeball in her mouth.
CSI / int_b1191cb2	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b1191cb2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b1191cb2
CSI / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
CSI / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: In "Turn of the Screws", Raina, jealous and clearly unhinged mother, accuses her 13-year-old daughter, Tessa, of trying to steal her younger boyfriend away from her. The mother slut-shames her daughter, calls her names and yells at her for an innocent thing. As Tessa denies this and walks away from their argument, Raina grabs a shovel and hits her in the back of the head, killing her.
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CSI / int_b11ac9f5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b11ac9f5
CSI / int_b14836af	type	JustAFleshWound
CSI / int_b14836af	comment	Just a Flesh Wound: Catherine is shot in the side, cauterized with a curling iron, and still able to keep running from the bad guys.
CSI / int_b14836af	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b14836af	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b14836af
CSI / int_b1f4c5bb	type	Enhance Button
CSI / int_b1f4c5bb	comment	Enhance Button: They use a reflection in a young girl's eye in a photo to get an image of the location where the picture was taken (a boat). A particularly egregious example happens when they show off a 3D crime scene scanner. Such a device does actually exist, using a laser to create a 3D image of an area, but they then use the computer to lift the body off the bed to look at the stains on the sheets underneath it. It's the equivalent of taking an ordinary photographic image and being able to "strip away" the skin and muscles to get an image of not just the structure of the person's bones, but what color they are. Theoretically, this could work, if they'd separately scanned the pattern of bloodstains into the computer, then had it apply this pattern onto the sheets of the 3D simulation. If so, it's a legitimate way to demonstrate how the stains were distributed underneath the body, once the sheets had been removed as evidence.
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CSI / int_b1f4c5bb	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_b1fcaa08	type	Jammed Seatbelts
CSI / int_b1fcaa08	comment	Jammed Seatbelts: In "Bloodsport", one Victim of the Week is a woman who is Trapped in a Sinking Car by a jammed seatbelt, and who drowns after she accidentally shoots a man who is attempting to rescue her.
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CSI / int_b1fcaa08	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b1fcaa08
CSI / int_b2011cae	type	Suspiciously Clean Criminal Record
CSI / int_b2011cae	comment	Suspiciously Clean Criminal Record: On one episode, the two suspects in a killing are found with one having killed the other. Brass is surprised at this as the suspect who killed the other has no criminal record. He emphasizes this during the interrogation by showing him a folder of his past crimes. It's empty.
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CSI / int_b2011cae	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b2011cae
CSI / int_b39b84ee	type	Fiery Coverup
CSI / int_b39b84ee	comment	Fiery Cover-Up: In "Grissom's Divine Comedy", a gang torches their leader's apartment to destroy an evidence before the CSIs can search it.
CSI / int_b39b84ee	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b39b84ee	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b39b84ee
CSI / int_b39b94da	type	Born Lucky
CSI / int_b39b94da	comment	Born Lucky: For one single day, David Hodges is the luckiest guy on earth. His lucky day even allows Grissom to gain important insight on the Miniature Killer case.
CSI / int_b39b94da	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b39b94da	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_b408c009	type	City of Adventure
CSI / int_b408c009	comment	City of Adventure: It IS Las Vegas after all.
CSI / int_b408c009	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b408c009	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b408c009
CSI / int_b55e8979	type	Science Hero
CSI / int_b55e8979	comment	Science Hero: Grissom and, later, Ray. Most of the CSIs, really. Rather than bringing in criminals, they catch them using various forms of forensic analysis (blood spatter, facial reconstruction, DNA matching, etc).
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CSI / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
CSI / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: Many examples, but a prime one would be a group of teenage boys deciding to play a ramped up version of Russian Roulette using a mini Uzi. The fact only one boy was killed and no one else was hurt at all is a miracle.
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CSI / int_b59bbb0c	type	Moving Buildings
CSI / int_b59bbb0c	comment	Moving Buildings: There was an episode where someone literally stole a house and dumped it in the desert.
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CSI / int_b59bbb0c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b59bbb0c
CSI / int_b5b4b485	type	The Bet
CSI / int_b5b4b485	comment	The Bet: In "Hitting for the Cycle", various people bet on which team member will be first to catch a "natural" death, completing the full Cycle of four potential causes (homicide, suicide, accidental, natural). Doc Robbins wins the pot, having sensibly bet on his own assistant David, who examines every corpse.
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CSI / int_b63a4507	type	High-Powered Career Woman
CSI / int_b63a4507	comment	High-Powered Career Woman: An early episode has the team investigate the death of a woman who worked at an S&M club (where the recurring character of Lady Heather is introduced). The woman's death was caused by a man using her as a surrogate for his domineering, high-powered lawyer wife who is heavily implied to be this trope. When they suggest testing his DNA against samples found on the murdered woman, he angrily tells his wife they should check the DNA of their infant son, as she hasn't allowed him to be intimate with her in years.
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CSI / int_b6aad019	type	Snuff Film
CSI / int_b6aad019	comment	Snuff Film: "Snuff". The CSIs investigate a snuff film that was anonymously sent to a pornographic film developer and featured the murder of a young woman
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CSI / int_b6aad019	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_b6c2e6ad	type	Villain Episode
CSI / int_b6c2e6ad	comment	Villain Episode: "Killer" and "Working Stiffs."
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CSI / int_b6c2e6ad	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b6c2e6ad
CSI / int_b76f2a49	type	Class Reunion
CSI / int_b76f2a49	comment	Class Reunion: In "Dead of the Class", Dave attends his class reunion and has all of the typical run-ins with his former classmates. Then the festivities are disrupted when the former prom queen is murdered.
CSI / int_b76f2a49	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b76f2a49	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_b7c53a22	type	Blood Knight
CSI / int_b7c53a22	comment	Langston fears he may have a genetically inherited violent streak from his father, which is the toned-down version of his original backstory where he fears he may become a serial killer. In an interesting subversion, the person he tells the story of his father (minus the In The Blood part) is the adopted son of the infamous serial killer Judge Mason/Paul Millander, to show that being a serial killer isn't passed down to people who are neither related to nor shown that kind of behavior, despite what his weary mother fears.
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CSI / int_b869b5b1	type	Color Motif
CSI / int_b869b5b1	comment	Color Motif: The original CSI has a lot of brown that evokes the desert setting of Las Vegas. CSI: Miami has a lot of orange and yellow to evoke the bright, sunny semi-tropics of Miami. CSI NY has blues and grays to evoke the gritty nature of the big city.
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CSI / int_b869b5b1	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_b8e2279c	type	Crowbar Combatant
CSI / int_b8e2279c	comment	Crowbar Combatant: In "Ending Happy", one of the elements in Happy's Rasputinian Death is being brained by a prostitute wielding a crowbar.
CSI / int_b8e2279c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_b8e2279c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_b8e2279c
CSI / int_bc452029	type	Strapped to an Operating Table
CSI / int_bc452029	comment	Strapped to an Operating Table: In "Lying Down With Dogs", the Victim of the Week was strapped to an operating table in a rescue kennel before being injected with euthanizing solution.
CSI / int_bc452029	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_bc452029	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bc452029
CSI / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
CSI / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: In addition to this trope being the motive for many crimes, Grissom himself states that he absolutely can't stand spouse abusers, drug dealers, and people who hurt children. On a wider scale, each investigator has their own. Catherine can't handle cases that even tangentially involve kids without going nuts, Sara can't deal with spousal abusers, etc....
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CSI / int_bc74ef27	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bc74ef27
CSI / int_bcbf7aef	type	Plucky Comic Relief
CSI / int_bcbf7aef	comment	Plucky Comic Relief: Greg Sanders before entering the field is an excellent example of this trope. The lab rats in his wake took up the mantle.
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CSI / int_bcbf7aef	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bcbf7aef
CSI / int_bcfc7495	type	Cowboy Episode
CSI / int_bcfc7495	comment	Cowboy Episode: In "The Good, the Bad and the Dominatrix", Lady Heather is dressed as a saloon girl when she is assaulted by a client dressed as a cowboy and left for dead on the grounds of a Wild West theme park.
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CSI / int_bcfc7495	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bcfc7495
CSI / int_bd1faab9	type	Accidental Hero
CSI / int_bd1faab9	comment	Accidental Hero: Witnesses who unknowingly obtain or provide useful evidence have made life infinitely easier for the CSIs on multiple occasions.
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CSI / int_bd1faab9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bd1faab9
CSI / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
CSI / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: Rylan Gauss◊ in "418 / 427".
CSI / int_bd4264a3	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_bd4264a3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bd4264a3
CSI / int_bda018c5	type	Money to Burn
CSI / int_bda018c5	comment	Money to Burn: In "Neverland", a teenager makes $200 off the death of his friend. When another friend finds out what he has done, he attacks the teenager and then takes the money and burns it, considering it to be blood money and wanting no one to profit from it.
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CSI / int_bda018c5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bda018c5
CSI / int_be009bbc	type	Alliterative Name
CSI / int_be009bbc	comment	Alliterative Name: Main characters Gil Grissom and Sara Sidle. Downplayed with LVPD Officer Ray O'Riley.
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CSI / int_be009bbc	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_be009bbc
CSI / int_be85ff22	type	Contract on the Hitman
CSI / int_be85ff22	comment	Contract on the Hitman: The Victim of the Week in "Passed Pawns" is ultimately discovered to have been a low-rent hitman murdered as a result of his activities.
CSI / int_be85ff22	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_be85ff22	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_be85ff22
CSI / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
CSI / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Gil and Sara, though it's a long distance marriage. D.B., is the first CSI to start on the show with a wife and family.
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CSI / int_bec0417c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bec0417c
CSI / int_bee933b5	type	Born from a Dead Woman
CSI / int_bee933b5	comment	Born from a Dead Woman: Doc Robbins once realizes that a teenage girl who'd hanged herself just minutes before he and Nick arrived on-scene still has a living fetus inside her, so he hastily performs a C-section and is able to save the baby.
CSI / int_bee933b5	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_bee933b5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bee933b5
CSI / int_bef696dd	type	Mind Screw
CSI / int_bef696dd	comment	Mind Screw: The episode "Blood Drops" from season 1. The father sexually abused his own daughter, which caused her to give birth at thirteen. Now, without even knowing that he even abused his daughter's daughter, this is hard to understand. He sexually abused his own daughter, who gave birth to a daughter, making him the father of both daughters, with the first daughter as both a daughter and a mother to the same father, so he's actually a father and grandfather to his own daughters. Yeah, it was as hard to understand as it was to watch.
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CSI / int_bef696dd	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bef696dd
CSI / int_bf298865	type	Alien Autopsy
CSI / int_bf298865	comment	Alien Autopsy: Subverted in "Viva Las Vegas", when the "alien" is identified as a costumed human with a medical condition that makes him look a bit like a Grey.
CSI / int_bf298865	featureApplicability	-0.3
CSI / int_bf298865	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bf298865
CSI / int_bf74d357	type	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife
CSI / int_bf74d357	comment	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Brutally, brutally played with on the Three Shorts episode "Toe Tags." Turns out that the "hot wife" had depression (but no info is given if it was in response to the marriage or not) while the "ugly guy"... well, he pushed his wife off a cliff, stomped down on her fingers hard enough to break bone when she managed to hold on to the ledge (while giving a nice big Slasher Smile to the camera she was carrying and unknown to him captured everything), and then tried to convince the police that she had committed suicide because she was fed up with him, finally giving a Motive Rant that his life had become hell ever since he married her once he's caught, supposedly because of this trope.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bf74d357
CSI / int_bf9163d9	type	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead
CSI / int_bf9163d9	comment	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Brody, Sara, and Catherine within the show until Catherine left; among the female leads across the spinoffs there's blonde Calleigh and brunettes Stella and Danville. Male leads: Las Vegas has white-haired Grissom and DB; brunet Mac and redhead Horatio.
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CSI / int_bf9163d9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bf9163d9
CSI / int_bff666b	type	Suicide Pact
CSI / int_bff666b	comment	Suicide Pact: In "Forever", a pair of formally dressed teens are found dead in the middle of the desert. This turns out to have been a suicide pact, although a third party was involved with strong motivation to see both of them dead.
CSI / int_bff666b	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_bff666b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_bff666b
CSI / int_c0015c4c	type	Inn of No Return
CSI / int_c0015c4c	comment	Inn of No Return: "Check In and Check Out" features a modern take on the trope, with a particular room in a sleazy motel where five brutal murders take place in a space of weeks. It turns out the voyeuristic owner has been dosing the guests in that particular room with LSD to observe the results, which are often fatal.
CSI / int_c0015c4c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c0015c4c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c0015c4c
CSI / int_c07adb60	type	Unwanted Rescue
CSI / int_c07adb60	comment	Unwanted Rescue: The A-plot in the episode "Unleashed" turns out to be this. The victim was living as a Human Pet (the BDSM variant of that trope, though sex seems to be entirely absent from the arrangement) in the mansion of a rich dentist, along with several other women (the arrangement was entirely consensual and the women could have left at any time). Unfortunately, her former assistant (the victim used to work at a shelter for abused women) assumed the victim had been brainwashed and wanted to "free" her, which led to the victim's death.
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CSI / int_c07adb60	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c07adb60
CSI / int_c10d1dcb	type	California Doubling
CSI / int_c10d1dcb	comment	The combination of the CSI and forensic scientist jobs is due to California Doubling. The real-life criminalist(s) who were involved in the development and consultation of the show in its early years mostly worked in Los Angeles, where most criminalists both collect evidence from crime scenes and do lab work.
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CSI / int_c10d1dcb	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c10d1dcb
CSI / int_c2393191	type	Show Within a Show
CSI / int_c2393191	comment	Show Within a Show: 48 Hour Mystery, a True Crime show and a homage of CBS's own 48 Hours, have episodes such as "I-15 Killer" and "The Firefighter Imposter", referencing "true" crimes shown in previous episodes of CSI. Astro Quest is pretty much a homage of Star Trek: The Original Series, with Vellikons standing in for Klingons, fans being called "Questers" instead of "Trekkies", with CBS as the distributor to boot. Hodges and Simms are massive fans of the show, with a Dream Sequence depicting him as the Kirk expy to Simms' Uhura, Shahna, and Vina expies. The show is also undergoing a poorly received Darker and Edgier reboot, a reference to Battlestar Galactica (2003). Interestingly enough, a later episode revealed that Star Trek also exist in the CSI universe, leading to a Celebrity Paradox. Elite Chef is a Serial Numbers Filed Off version of MasterChef and other competitive cooking shows, hosted by real life chef Wolfgang Puck.
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CSI / int_c2393191	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c2393191
CSI / int_c253090a	type	Big Blackout
CSI / int_c253090a	comment	Big Blackout: "CSI Unplugged". Henry and Hodges get trapped in an elevator, so the rest of the team have to deal with a complicated kidnapping case without them for most of the episode.
CSI / int_c253090a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c253090a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c253090a
CSI / int_c28f97b8	type	Indian Burial Ground
CSI / int_c28f97b8	comment	Indian Burial Ground: In the B plot of "The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp", a skeleton is found on the site of Sam Braun's old casino as it is being demolished. When Sara finds Native American artifacts near the remains, she calls a halt to everything until their origins can be determined. The developers are worried that the site is a Native American burial ground; not because of any curse but beacuse if it is, the whole project will have to be shut down until a complete archaeological examination is conducted. However, the bones turn out to belong to a reporter who was murdered in 1964 while dressed in a Native American stage costume, and whose body was dumped in the casino foundation.
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CSI / int_c28f97b8	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c28f97b8
CSI / int_c2f7db18	type	Alien Blood
CSI / int_c2f7db18	comment	Alien Blood: In Season 8's "The Theory of Everything", a number of dead people are found to have avocado-green blood.
CSI / int_c2f7db18	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c2f7db18	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c2f7db18
CSI / int_c322a093	type	A Bloody Mess
CSI / int_c322a093	comment	A Bloody Mess: In "Alter Boys", a suspected blood stain turns out to be red sauce.
CSI / int_c322a093	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c322a093	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c322a093
CSI / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
CSI / int_c33ba0a8	comment	The pilot and first five episodes featured completely different coroners, a older man named Gary Klausbach, and later a younger woman named Jenna Williams, before they vanished with no explanation and were replaced by Doc Robbins, who remained with the show until its finale.
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CSI / int_c33ba0a8	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c33ba0a8
CSI / int_c3d5ca0a	type	We Have the Keys
CSI / int_c3d5ca0a	comment	We Have the Keys: In "Random Acts of Violence," Gil is searching for evidence in a street when two patrol officers turn up to investigate a possible burglary at an empty and locked house. Discovering the driveway gate is locked, they prepare to climb over it. Gil walks round the corner and finds the side gate is open.
CSI / int_c3d5ca0a	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c3d5ca0a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c3d5ca0a
CSI / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
CSI / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: Paul Guilfoyle gets an "And", Robert David Hall a "With". Laurence Fishburne - because he is, well, Laurence Fishburne - goes first in the order during his stint. Ditto Ted Danson.
CSI / int_c40c8b74	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c40c8b74	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c40c8b74
CSI / int_c4976d7c	type	Vehicular Sabotage
CSI / int_c4976d7c	comment	Vehicular Sabotage: In "Chasing the Bus," the killer pours chloroform inside a bus tire, causing it to suffer a fatal blowout on the road. In "Risky Business Class," the killer sabotages the door seal on a jet, causing it to fail while the plane is in flight. This causes the plane to depressurize and crash.
CSI / int_c4976d7c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c4976d7c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c4976d7c
CSI / int_c52ac939	type	Helium Speech
CSI / int_c52ac939	comment	Helium Speech: In "The Finger", a kidnapper inhales helium capsules to disguise their voice when making ransom demands.
CSI / int_c52ac939	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c52ac939	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c52ac939
CSI / int_c58daf16	type	The Pen Is Mightier
CSI / int_c58daf16	comment	The Pen Is Mightier: In "Cat's in the Cradle'', it is discovered that the Victim of the Week was stabbed to death with a glitter pen. In "A La Cart", the Victim of the Week in the B Story is stabbed through the temple with a ballpoint pen while dining in a blacked-out restaurant. The nib of the pin snaps off in the victim's brain, and the leaking ink that would have stained the killer's hand becomes an important clue.
CSI / int_c58daf16	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c58daf16	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c58daf16
CSI / int_c6074d96	type	I Am Spartacus
CSI / int_c6074d96	comment	I Am Spartacus: In S12, Ep2, "Tell Tale Hearts," three different individuals confess to a multiple homicide. Two of them are guilty and the third, who ultimately commits suicide, is an Accomplice by Inaction.
CSI / int_c6074d96	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c6074d96	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c6074d96
CSI / int_c6b2fdd1	type	Fixing the Game
CSI / int_c6b2fdd1	comment	Fixing the Game: In "Lying Down With Dogs", one of the suspects in the murder has been drugging the dogs involved in dog fights.
CSI / int_c6b2fdd1	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c6b2fdd1	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c6b2fdd1
CSI / int_c73b7db7	type	Food and Animal Attraction
CSI / int_c73b7db7	comment	Food and Animal Attraction: Exploited in one episode; a woman going through a messy divorce wipes bacon grease on her hands to spite her husband after agreeing that his beloved dog would live with whomever it "chose". He then proceeds to attempt to sneak in and replace the dog with another, so she shoots him. The sound of the gunshot causes the replacement dog to go berserk and tear her throat out.
CSI / int_c73b7db7	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c73b7db7	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c73b7db7
CSI / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
CSI / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: In "The Grave Shift", Hodges and Langston do a very-thinly-disguised MythBusters-style experiment, complete with Plexiglas shield. All they needed was the "3, 2, 1!" part. There is also the experiment conducted by Nick and company with a ballistics gel dummy in "Who Shot Sherlock?". In "The Theory of Everything", Savage and Hyneman make a cameo observing such an experiment conducted by Nick, involving a taser and the flammability of pepper spray. To make it go full circle, Mythbusters in turn tested the experiment as part of their show. For the results, you'll have to see the episode in question. In another episode, a missing woman is found with a Serial Killer at a place called Black Mesa. Hodges' cat is called Kobayashi Maru. Boomer and her creator look on in horror as a Star Trek expy is given the Darker and Edgier treatment. The 2009 season opens with an extended Bullet Time extravaganza, complete with Morpheus kicking an "Agent" through a window. "Blood Moon"'s Cold Opening looks and sounds a lot like True Blood's opening titles. "Fracking" also happens to be detective Starbuck's second episode and has a direct reference: Also includes an Erin Brockovich reference to Catherine (she's not Erin Brockovich, but she was a client). Several Quentin Tarantino motifs are used in the Season 5 finale he directed and co-wrote: Warrick and Nick have a Seinfeldian Conversation before going to work, Grissom has a rare piece of Lone Ranger memorabilia, there's a Death as Comedy moment, a character gets buried alive for a good chunk of time, and Grissom even gets to say, "On any other day, you'd be 100% right, but today, you're 100% wrong." Possibly the accounting firm of Baker, Smith, and Capaldi mentioned in "Angle of Attack". In "The Book of Shadows", D.B. Russel references another series with the premise of a chemistry teacher manufacturing methamphetamine. Dita Von Teese plays a burlesque dancer named "Rita von Squeeze". The crook of the week in "Working Stiffs" replicates the method of breaking open a safe open that appears in The Score (the investigators even find a copy of the film in his home when they search it) in his attempt at stealing from his office and getting away clean. Unfortunately, it goes wrong and kills him.
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CSI / int_c75df49a	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c75df49a
CSI / int_c78560a2	type	Stolen by Staying Still
CSI / int_c78560a2	comment	Stolen by Staying Still: In "Suckers", Grissom deduces that the antique katana stolen from a display room in a casino never actually left the room but was stashed by the thief in the ceiling crawlspace. While he is correct, this turns out to be just part of a much bigger con.
CSI / int_c78560a2	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c78560a2	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c78560a2
CSI / int_c7aa57f5	type	Laxative Prank
CSI / int_c7aa57f5	comment	Laxative Prank: Investigating a death during a high-stakes poker game, the heroes discover that the waitress put eyedrops in the victim's drink as payback for him being a lousy tipper. She'd meant to give him diarrhea and force him to leave the game early, but he died before they kicked in (because the chemical in the drops reacted with the absurd amounts of lead in his system courtesy of eating several pounds of African chocolate a day for years). In "A La Cart", the Victim of the Week is stabbed to death while dining in a blacked-out restaurant. Another table consisted of four brothers who keep playing pranks on each other. One of them aggravates Brass by continually having to dash of to the toilet. While he is out of the room, the other three brothers reveal they spiked his beer with a laxative while the restaurant was dark. This has no bearing on the case, does mark all four brothers as being tremendous Jerkasses.
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CSI / int_c7aa57f5	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c7aa57f5
CSI / int_c83a589c	type	Luke, I Am Your Father
CSI / int_c83a589c	comment	Luke, I Am Your Father: Catherine's dad was a recurring casino owner who regretted not taking responsibility sooner, although the two were very close. This soured when Catherine found out that he had someone (probably a bunch of someones considering it was old Vegas) murdered; they managed to patch things up a little before he was murdered and she now refers to him as "my dad".
CSI / int_c83a589c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c83a589c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c83a589c
CSI / int_c913ec99	type	Felony Murder
CSI / int_c913ec99	comment	Felony Murder: Happens to many criminals, who think they will just be charged with a lesser crime just long enough for it to be a Hope Spot.
CSI / int_c913ec99	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c913ec99	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c913ec99
CSI / int_c93a6560	type	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
CSI / int_c93a6560	comment	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: In "The Chick Chop Flick Shop", the first Victim of the Week is impaled when she falls onto a movie prop consisting of sharpened lengths of steel pipe.
CSI / int_c93a6560	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c93a6560	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c93a6560
CSI / int_c94f1109	type	Artistic License â€“ Chemistry
CSI / int_c94f1109	comment	Artistic License â€“ Chemistry: The "yiffing party" of "Fur And Loathing" is indeed pure fiction. Mainly due to the fact that having sex while wearing a fur suit can lead to massive heat exhaustion.
CSI / int_c94f1109	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_c94f1109	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c94f1109
CSI / int_c97314e3	type	Eat the Camera
CSI / int_c97314e3	comment	Eat the Camera: Done a few times with variation due to the nature of each episode. In the episode "Pledging Mr. Johnson", in which the camera zooms into the victim's mouth to explain her death. Same as above for the episodes "Caged", "Anatomy of a Lye", "Formalities", and "Bang Bang." A rather "interesting" twist in the episode "The Hunger Artist" occurs when this trope is used to explore a model's bulimia. In the episode "The Accused is Entitled" when a flashback shows a weapon going through her throat. During the episode "Consumed" when an endoscope is shown from just outside a woman's mouth to her stomach, where it catches a shot of her being stabbed from the inside.
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CSI / int_c97314e3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c97314e3
CSI / int_c9e7f2b	type	Necro Cam
CSI / int_c9e7f2b	comment	We never find out exactly what Kelly from "Grave Danger" did to go to prison, or if she's actually innocent as she says. They say she was an accessory to murder along with her boyfriend. Although who the victim was, who her boyfriend was, why he killed him, or how she supposedly helped are never explained. Surprisingly, the Necro Cam bit they do in the same scene only makes it more confusing.
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CSI / int_c9e7f2b	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_c9e7f2b
CSI / int_ca22ca46	type	Madwoman in the Attic
CSI / int_ca22ca46	comment	Madwoman in the Attic: In "Go To Hell", parents imprison their daughter in the attic when they believe she is possessed.
CSI / int_ca22ca46	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_ca22ca46	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ca22ca46
CSI / int_ca7ec334	type	Two Lines, No Waiting
CSI / int_ca7ec334	comment	Two Lines, No Waiting: Nearly every single episode for most of the run. Occasionally the characters will find out halfway through the episode that the crimes they are investigating are tied together. Some episodes pull this off better than others. There have been less of them recently for budget reasons - you essentially have to hire twice the guest cast.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ca7ec334
CSI / int_ca87e3ec	type	No Name Given
CSI / int_ca87e3ec	comment	No Name Given: The little girl in "Lucky Strike". Her name is never mentioned, even by her own mother when she's complaining about her being left out.
CSI / int_ca87e3ec	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_ca87e3ec	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ca87e3ec
CSI / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
CSI / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Sara says in one ep she has a brother, then in season 12, she says she was an only child. Sort of with the original bios on the CBS website. Catherine was said to have been born in Bozeman, Montana (likely recycled to CSI: NY's Lindsay) and Grissom's father was said to have been involved in smuggling. The first guidebook, covering the first three seasons, has this information as well.
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CSI / int_ca95473c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_ca95473c
CSI / int_cad80e66	type	Blame the Paramour
CSI / int_cad80e66	comment	Blame the Paramour: In "The Finger", a husband whose mistress actually told the wife about the affair murders his mistress and then frames his wife for the murder, attempting to invoke this trope. It even results in Catherine being kidnapped as she investigates, a ploy the killer arranged with his lawyer, who played the role of kidnapper, to try and convincce Catherine of his innocence. In "Miscarriage of Justice", a senator's wife catches chlamydia from her husband who caught it from his mistress. This leads to said wife losing her baby and deciding to murder the mistress. CSI Catherine Willows is even suprised at the end that the wife decided to target her over her actual husband.
CSI / int_cad80e66	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_cad80e66	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_cad80e66
CSI / int_cb410941	type	No Badge? No Problem!
CSI / int_cb410941	comment	No Badge? No Problem!: CSI gets Flanderized into this in parodies but it's not as prevalent as it's made out to be. While the CSIs tend to do things that the police would be the ones to do in real life (like interviewing suspects or capturing them, though the latter tends to happen only when someone they plan to just speak to runs away), Grissom often reminds civilians he isn't a cop, and at one point was told to leave the scene by Brass when it became apparent that a suspect was still there. This said, it is quite common for them to enter a possible scene with weapons drawn... ahead of the actual cops.
CSI / int_cb410941	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
CSI / int_cb70651c	comment	"Go To Hell" in the end leaves up in the air whether or not Amy Macalino was so much of a crazy sociopath that she honestly thought acting possessed by the Devil (complete with struggling through an exorcism) was a good way to create an Insanity Defense for the murder of her parents and younger sister, or if she was actually possessed.
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CSI / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
CSI / int_cc4b45f6	comment	There have also been hints towards possible Nick and Sara - Word of God states that Sara's phonecall at the end of "You've Got Male" was originally intended to be to Nick, and they have had moments of reciprocated flirting. Likewise, Catherine and Warrick, to the point where Catherine is upset to learn of Warrick's marriage and even outright comments on losing the dream.
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CSI / int_cc4b45f6	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_cc5c18b6	type	Iris Out
CSI / int_cc5c18b6	comment	Iris Out: "Wild Life" ends with the camera's POV shrinking down on the parrot.
CSI / int_cc5c18b6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_cc5c18b6	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_cc5c18b6
CSI / int_cd8c578c	type	My Eyes Are Up Here
CSI / int_cd8c578c	comment	My Eyes Are Up Here: In "You Kill Me", Greg is looking at Wendy's naked body on the autopsy table. As his gaze starts to wander down her chest, Wendy's eyes snap open to remind him that she died from a neck wound. (It Makes Sense in Context as this is all taking place in a thought experiment of Hodges', and Wendy is not really dead.)
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CSI / int_cd8c578c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_cd8c578c
CSI / int_cda501da	type	Killed Off for Real
CSI / int_cda501da	comment	Killed Off for Real: Warrick, complete with Personal Effects Reveal and Meaningful Funeral. Decoy Protagonist Holly Gribbs in the opening two-parter.
CSI / int_cda501da	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_cda501da	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_cdb1c635	type	Side Bet
CSI / int_cdb1c635	comment	Side Bet: In one episode, Greg Sanders' replacement eventually cracks from the pressure to be just like Greg and quits. Nick forks over a bill to Warrick. (Who really shouldn't have been participating...) There's also been a whole episode with a Running Gag about Nick and Warrick having a bet on what happened to the Vic of the Week. Either Warrick can engage in "fun" bets with a buddy without a problem, or, considering this was one of the earlier seasons, the writers were letting their sometimes schizophrenic approach to characterisation show. Another episode sees Catherine and Grissom make a bet over whether two murder victims' deaths were related or not (they were long lost twins). In the end it turns out they were both right, and Catherine rips a bill apart, handing half of it to Gil. This comes after a very heavy conversation, lending to a tension breaker when Grissom reminds her that doing so is a federal offense.
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CSI / int_cdb1c635	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_cdb1c635
CSI / int_cf7b362	type	Horror Hunger
CSI / int_cf7b362	comment	Horror Hunger: The main plot of "Dog Eat Dog" involves the team investigating the death of a man who was found dead in a dumpster after he won a hot dog eating contest. It turns out he suffered from Prader-Willi Syndrome, a real-life genetic disorder which affects the part of the brain that controls hunger; people who have it are always hungry and have to be monitored constantly or they'll eat literally anything they can get their hands on. So him running off and eating until his stomach burst meant he died happy; when Catherine shows his sister a picture of him winning the contest, she tearfully smiles at how happy he is.
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CSI / int_cfbd1467	type	Never Suicide
CSI / int_cfbd1467	comment	Never Suicide: Subverted in one episode where an investor shoots himself at a party. It originally looks like a staged suicide since he's still holding the gun, which usually doesn't happen as the muscles relax after death. Another variation: The villain of an early story-arc staged identical suicides of men who were born on his father's birthday, the same date as and manner in which his father was murdered - up to and including a faked recorded suicide note. He did all this to prove his father's murder wasn't a suicide. This was eventually subverted as Millander, who it turns out was born on the same day as his father (and Grissom, incidentally), killed himself in the same way he had killed the other men. In "Overload," a construction worker falls from the twelfth story of a construction site. It is at first thought to be suicide, since his life was falling apart and he was alone at the time. Grissom remarks, "On the day you decide to end your life, why would you go to work?" He investigates and finds that the man's equipment was tampered with, leading to him being electrocuted, then falling. Inverted in another episode: a man is found in the woods with all the evidence initially pointing towards murder. It actually turns out to be a suicide designed to look like a murder so his wife would receive his life insurance money. Subverted yet again in another episode, when one man throws himself in front of a car. The entire episode runs like an ordinary investigation, the suicide letter being the final twist revealed only seconds before the episode ends. Ironically, this ended up turning into a murder, as the driver that hit him had been drunk at the time and, rather than admit to hitting someone while intoxicated, hid the still-living man in his garage and tried to dispose of the body the next day. One double subversion, when a Sherlock Holmes impersonator is found shot to death. Like the above example, the episode runs as a murder investigation, until the team discovers the gun tied to an elastic in the chimney, revealing that when the victim shot himself and let go of the gun, the elastic snapped it back into the chimney. Then we find out that the real murderer, in a reference to one of Holmes' later cases, had set the whole thing up to look like a suicide that had been set up to look like a murder, as an appropriately Holmesian mystery. Yes, a murder, made to look like a suicide, made to look like a murder. "Trends With Benefits" starts out looking like the real-life suicide of Tyler Clementi (see Ripped From The Headlines), but it turns out the victim's death was accidental.
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CSI / int_cff9745d	type	Regularly Scheduled Evil
CSI / int_cff9745d	comment	Regularly Scheduled Evil: Serial-killing dentist Doctor Dave (played with chilling effect by the great Ned Beatty) started killing when he was in his late teens, and only got "the urge" every ten years or so. He doesn't get caught until he's in his seventies. The length of time between murders is one reason it took so long for the police to catch him.
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CSI / int_d028e0da	type	An Arm and a Leg
CSI / int_d028e0da	comment	An Arm and a Leg: A severed leg is found in a lake by a couple of fishermen in "Pledging Mr. Johnson." In "Disarmed & Dangerous", the Victim of the Week is beaten to death by an attacker who is in such a steroid-fulled rage that he literally rips the victim's arm off.
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CSI / int_d02a0c91	type	There Are No Coincidences
CSI / int_d02a0c91	comment	There Are No Coincidences: Gil Grissom repeatedly says that he does not believe in coincidences. He even quoted Goldfinger at one point, saying "Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy's action." However, in the episode "Chaos Theory", Grissom is forced, at the end of the episode's investigation, to accept that the death and disappearance of college student Paige Rycoff was the result of a series of unfortunate random events that, when taken in sequence, were only connected because, together, they directly led to the girl dying in a tragic accident that merely appeared at first blush, to be murder. Unlike Grissom, her parents refuse the outcome and still believe at episode's end she had to have been murdered.
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CSI / int_d143edf2	type	Everybody Did It
CSI / int_d143edf2	comment	Everybody Did It: "Unfriendly Skies", though it is actually self-defense; the delusional victim was trying, probably unintentionally, to bring down the plane. "Tell-Tale Hearts". Unusual in that the CSIs have confessions from all suspects early on and have to learn who is telling the truth and who is lying... only to discover that all their suspects did it together.
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CSI / int_d1862907	type	Forensic Drama
CSI / int_d1862907	comment	Forensic Drama: The basic premise of the show.
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CSI / int_d1862907	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d1c3f8dd	type	Sexy Whatever Outfit
CSI / int_d1c3f8dd	comment	Sexy Whatever Outfit: In "The Lost Reindeer", the office party animal arranges for a stripper dressed as a sexy reindeer to perform at the office Christmas party. Overlaps with Sexy Santa Dress, at least thematically.
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CSI / int_d21f3d5d	type	Justified Criminal
CSI / int_d21f3d5d	comment	Justified Criminal: Eventually subverted—a bank robber claims he's doing it for his family, but he's lying.
CSI / int_d21f3d5d	featureApplicability	-0.3
CSI / int_d21f3d5d	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d279dcf8	type	Serial Numbers Filed Off
CSI / int_d279dcf8	comment	Elite Chef is a Serial Numbers Filed Off version of MasterChef and other competitive cooking shows, hosted by real life chef Wolfgang Puck.
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CSI / int_d280a296	type	Teen Genius
CSI / int_d280a296	comment	Manipulative and sociopathic Teen Genius Hannah West from "Unusual Suspect" and "Goodbye and Good Luck" orchestrates things so that her brother (her only living relative) is aquitted of a murder he commits in the former, then frames him for a murder she commits in the latter. She's so successful he commits suicide, which seems to devastate her.
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CSI / int_d32a5fec	type	True Love Is Boring
CSI / int_d32a5fec	comment	True Love Is Boring: Grissom and Sidle. After years of UST, their separation just comes somewhat out of left field. Ultimately averted, as they get back together in the movie that wraps up the show, and literally sail off into the sunset together.
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CSI / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
CSI / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: A woman that was planning to poison her boss and ex-lover with ricin accidentally spills it over her pens. Not bad, if it wasn't for the fact she had a habit of biting her pens...
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CSI / int_d39d4b71	type	The Perfect Crime
CSI / int_d39d4b71	comment	The Perfect Crime: In "Working Stiffs", a lowly office drone makes a seemingly perfect get rich quick scheme. He manages to get the unbreachable safe open, but is crushed against the wall by a piece of it that comes flying at him. Upon seeing he actually succeeded in doing the impossible, his last words are "I knew it would work..." Played straight whenever they don't get the perp, though special mention goes to "Alter Boys" (the team knows for sure that the actual killer is not the man arrested but his Evil Twin, yet every bit of evidence points to the former), an ep with one of the most remarkable Downer Endings in the show. Subverted in "The Unusual Suspect" where the crime itself wasn't perfect - but the accused's genius 12 year old sister exploited reasonable doubt and double jeopardy protections to effectively get her brother to be found not guilty, despite the fact that he actually committed the crime. Effectively and literally allowing her brother to get away with murder, by not only confessing to the crime herself on the stand, not only having the means and the motive, but also producing enough evidence that she could've murdered the victim herself. Before both of these was "Organ Grinder", in which the perps were a tag-team of Black Widows who would go from state to state, one of them marrying wealthy men for their money and the other poisoning the husband, with the roles flip-flopping every other kill. They would then meticulously destroy all evidence so that the only thing investigators would have on them would be their own testimony... and then each flip on the other, forcing the authorities to let them go. They end up being the first perps on the show to get away completely scot-free (not counting Millander, who is brought down later on). In an interview, the episode's writer said she realized this was a huge Anticlimax, and if she had the chance to write it again she would've had one kill the other and go down for it.
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CSI / int_d41d2359	type	Edible Ammunition
CSI / int_d41d2359	comment	Edible Ammunition: The frozen meat bullets one perpetrator uses to shoot his victim.
CSI / int_d41d2359	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_d41d2359	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d4689f3	type	Sarcasm Failure
CSI / int_d4689f3	comment	Sarcasm Failure: When Grissom doesn't do the Quip to Black.
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CSI / int_d512ac5b	type	Subculture of the Week
CSI / int_d512ac5b	comment	Subculture of the Week: To name a few... Claustrophilia - see Sphere Factor above. S & M / Dominance - all of Lady Heather's episodes. Vampires & Werewolves were enemies in one episode that had a sort of a Romeo & Juliet twist. The much-maligned treatment of Furries in "Fur and Loathing."
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_d512ac5b
CSI / int_d54b9eb3	type	Inter-Service Rivalry
CSI / int_d54b9eb3	comment	Interservice Rivalry: Regular LVPD vs the Crime Lab. The LVPD often see the lab team as a bunch of science nerds. Even Brass was not happy being assigned there in the beginning. The baseball ep had the LVPD playing another group.
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CSI / int_d54b9eb3	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d6042336	type	Lower-Deck Episode
CSI / int_d6042336	comment	Lower-Deck Episode: "You Kill Me" and "Lab Rats", both featuring the lab techs.
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CSI / int_d62184c3	type	Theme Serial Killer
CSI / int_d62184c3	comment	Theme Serial Killer: The killer in the two-parter "Skin in the Game/The Devil and D.B. Russell" uses Dante's nine circles of Hell as their theme.
CSI / int_d62184c3	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_d62184c3	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d6519b1b	type	Rabid Cop
CSI / int_d6519b1b	comment	Another episode has the team trying to prove a violent felon's guilt when the detective who arrested him is alleged to have been a Rabid Cop who forced him to confess, and the court is set to overturn the conviction. The team ends up not being able to definitely prove the case in question, and the rest of the episode focuses on trying to keep the felon from being released by tying him to another unsolved murder, despite the team having previously said they needed to make the first case rock-solid because of all the other potential appeals if the felon's allegation gets upheld.
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CSI / int_d78d5f96	type	Inconveniently Vanishing Exonerating Evidence
CSI / int_d78d5f96	comment	Inconveniently Vanishing Exonerating Evidence: In "Who Shot Sherlock", it's set up to make it look like the victim committed suicide to frame someone for murder by attaching a gun to a piece of surgical tubing, which snatches the gun up into the fireplace. It turns out the killer did this to make it look like a suicide set up to look like a murder. In the same episode, Sanders mentions that the families of suicides will often hide the gun to avoid the stigma. One of the many fallouts in the two-parter "A Bullet Runs Through" comes from the cops apparently shooting an unarmed suspect, while the cop claims he was armed. It turns out that the cop that was pursuing the suspect had turned away briefly after getting the suspect to surrender, and the suspect had used the opportunity to try and throw his gun away onto a nearby roof, only for it to slide off the room and back into his hand as the cop turned back towards him, leading the cop to shoot him. The witness to the shooting wasn't close enough to see that detail, leading to the confusion. In "Homebodies," a man attempts to disguise his suicide as murder by tying balloons to the gun so it floats away.
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CSI / int_d7a5fa23	type	Symbolically Broken Object
CSI / int_d7a5fa23	comment	Symbolically Broken Object: One episode has a donor liver recipient's watch stop while the man is in surgery. Later, after his body begins rejecting the organ, he tells Nick that his watch knew he would die all along.
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CSI / int_d7a5fa23	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d7d8e447	type	Depraved Dentist
CSI / int_d7d8e447	comment	Depraved Dentist: The killer in "Sweet Jane" who uses his dental practice to pick his victims.
CSI / int_d7d8e447	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_d7d8e447	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_d9d864e2	type	Stage Magician
CSI / int_d9d864e2	comment	Stage Magician: The Amazing Zephyr from "Abra-cadaver".
CSI / int_d9d864e2	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_dae8acc	type	Smelly Feet Gag
CSI / int_dae8acc	comment	Smelly Feet Gag: Downplayed by Greg in one episode. Gil wants to run a test on one of Greg's feet in order to test a theory because he has a similar heritage to that of a suspect. Greg is hesitant, asks his boss if he's sure, and when Gil insists, Greg says, "Ok, but it could get loud in here" and starts pulling off his shoe as Gil gives him a look.
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CSI / int_db2f3581	type	All Girls Want Bad Boys
CSI / int_db2f3581	comment	All Girls Want Bad Boys: Nate Haskel, despite the numerous women he's killed and raped, has a fairly large group of women obsessed with him. Even he acknowledges that he's a chick magnet, making him an in-universe Draco in Leather Pants. His harem even go so far as to break him out of prison after he stabs Langston and is found guilty for all his past murders.
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CSI / int_dc3d9a68	type	Orgy of Evidence
CSI / int_dc3d9a68	comment	Orgy of Evidence: In "The List", the team investigates the murder of an ex-cop who was in prison for murdering his wife. Over the course of the investigation, it becomes apparent that the original case against him was based on an orgy of evidence.
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CSI / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
CSI / int_dc579c91	comment	A few other coincidences pop up regarding the twins: they have the same taste in watches, are listening and singing along to the same song shortly before Amanda dies (appropriately titled "Two Of A Kind"), and have similar handwriting. To top it off, Amanda had signed up for a photography class at the local university... and Jill was going to be the teacher. Had they not been murdered, the twins would have finally met through Contrived Coincidence.
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CSI / int_dcaa8b35	type	Locked Room Mystery
CSI / int_dcaa8b35	comment	Locked Room Mystery: One episode involved a murder committed where all the doors and windows were locked securely from the inside. The killer was a cable installer who unlocked a window to a hidden attic while working in the house.
CSI / int_dcaa8b35	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
CSI / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: Grissom and Catherine playfully flirt with each other and it never goes anywhere. To wit: Grissom, when Catherine returns from Miami in which she helped investigate a case there, "I missed your tush". The "How can I help?" scene (see above for details). There have also been hints towards possible Nick and Sara - Word of God states that Sara's phonecall at the end of "You've Got Male" was originally intended to be to Nick, and they have had moments of reciprocated flirting. Likewise, Catherine and Warrick, to the point where Catherine is upset to learn of Warrick's marriage and even outright comments on losing the dream. Grissom and Heather could also fall under this as it is never outright confirmed that anything happened between them. Heavily implied, yes, but always in a way that, taking Grissom as being Grissom, could have a perfectly innocent explanation. There were hints here and there for Greg and Sara as well, especially during her time mentoring him in the fifth season. A notable example comes from the episode "4x4": Grissom and Sara themselves in the first season. Although that was a Rule of Drama moment, as Sara was setting him up for her rationale for taking their current case personally: that if they slept together, then he would know how serious her nightmares were regarding the victim.
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CSI / int_dd6ce5db	type	Artistic License
CSI / int_dd6ce5db	comment	Artistic License: While hiding a pistol inside a computer case could cause issues with cooling - due to interfering with either airflow or the fans themselves, it would not prevent a computer from booting up. The pipes in "Who Shot Sherlock?" are repeatedly referred to by several characters as "Meerschaums". They're calabashes.
CSI / int_dd6ce5db	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_dd9fba61	type	A Rare Sentence
CSI / int_dd9fba61	comment	A Rare Sentence: In "You've Got Male", Grissom discovers that the killer had taken water from a farmer's irrigation tank, leading to this exchange:
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CSI / int_de306ba6	type	Worst Aid
CSI / int_de306ba6	comment	Worst Aid: Usually averted, but in an episode where Nick finds a missing teen who's sprawled unconscious in a ditch after being struck by a car and knocked down a hill, he turns her head as he's checking her injuries. As it happens, when next she's seen on-screen she's mostly paralyzed, in traction and a neck brace...
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CSI / int_de3c879e	type	Unnaturally Blue Lighting
CSI / int_de3c879e	comment	The early episodes did not feature the Unnaturally Blue Lighting that would later define the visual style of the lab. The first season also has a completely different film stock than all the others, as well as a different intro, without the famous "Who Are You" theme song.
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CSI / int_de414a38	type	Bad Guys Play Pool
CSI / int_de414a38	comment	Bad Guys Play Pool: Very prominent in "Dead Rails", where the CSI team investigates the murder of a pool hustler.
CSI / int_de414a38	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_de763115	type	Hollywood Board Games
CSI / int_de763115	comment	Hollywood Board Games: The cast plays several games, including Scrabble, in a very competitive manner, with some characters even taking the time to learn obscure words to win the game.
CSI / int_de763115	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_de7b7cbf	type	Drugs Are Bad
CSI / int_de7b7cbf	comment	Drugs Are Bad: In "Let the Seller Beware", a cheerleader gets high on PCP and ends up eating her friend.
CSI / int_de7b7cbf	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI / int_de9047ac	type	Gambit Pileup
CSI / int_de9047ac	comment	Gambit Pileup: The crime of the week in "Suckers" is Insurance Fraud concealed within a faked Oceans Eleven-style heist that itself has a faked murder as a distraction. Grissom even points out to the mastermind that there is not enough evidence to convict him, but they will send it all to the insurance company regardless in the hopes that it will be a Pyrrhic Victory.
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CSI / int_df0c57a2	type	Job Mindset Inertia
CSI / int_df0c57a2	comment	Job Mindset Inertia: A recurring antagonist in early episodes is a heavy handed cop who served in the US Army and has an unfortunate habit of acting like he is still in a warzone (although he toed the line from actual Police Brutality).
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CSI / int_df410b77	type	Decoy Protagonist
CSI / int_df410b77	comment	Decoy Protagonist Holly Gribbs in the opening two-parter.
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CSI / int_df80e640	type	Not Proven
CSI / int_df80e640	comment	Not Proven: If an episode wants a Downer Ending, this is usually the way it goes about.
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CSI / int_df88ce42	type	Sexy Santa Dress
CSI / int_df88ce42	comment	Sexy Santa Dress: A variant occurs in "The Lost Reindeer", when the office party animal arranges for a stripper dressed as a sexy reindeer to perform at the office Christmas party.
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CSI / int_e022585	type	Television Geography
CSI / int_e022585	comment	Television Geography: The frequent presence of lush greenery and vegetation, and moderately frequent rain, in desert Las Vegas on CSI (filming in LA, also a desert but heavily watered) is often a source of amused derision by show fans. Also, Geoff Duncan has written two articles on the geographical inaccuracy of two outside jobs, one in "Jackpot" and another in the 2004 season premiere.
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CSI / int_e13156e1	type	Mama Bear
CSI / int_e13156e1	comment	Mama Bear: Catherine "Don't mess with Lindsey" Willows.
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CSI / int_e187000b	type	Improbable Taxonomy Skills
CSI / int_e187000b	comment	Improbable Taxonomy Skills: It typically justifies the insect portion of this as Grissom is an entomologist, but has been very guilty of this with regards to the flora.
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CSI / int_e1f90397	type	Body Paint
CSI / int_e1f90397	comment	Body Paint: In "All for Our Country", Catherine and Sara investigate what happened to a college football fan whose body is found bloated in the bath tub. Sara examines a shirt and finds the number 7 traced on the inside. Catherine says it comes from the man's chest where it was printed in makeup.
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CSI / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
CSI / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: Grissom (even by Sara, his girlfriend/wife), Hodges, Brass, Ecklie, McKeen, occasionally Russell. Julie prefers 'Finn', short for her last name, Finlay.
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CSI / int_e2a73e74	type	Quip to Black
CSI / int_e2a73e74	comment	Quip to Black: The CSI examples are famous. Grissom started the trend, but, to be fair, it was CSI: Miami that took it to a (much cheesier) new level. Averted in one early episode where Grissom makes a quip, the musical cue for the fade happens, but is suddenly interrupted by Grissom's cell phone, informing him of another case to handle. At that case's location, he makes another quip with the cue, and his phone rings again. At this third crime scene, Grissom doesn't even bother making a quip, and the show fades into the theme.
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CSI / int_e3f7524b	type	Dice Roll Death
CSI / int_e3f7524b	comment	Dice Roll Death: One episode involves a woman who dies by gunshot. During the course of the investigation, the team discovers that on the complete other side of town, a man had been target shooting in his backyard at the time of the death. It turns out that he had fired into the air, and the bullet had arced all the way into the victim's front yard, where she just happened to be at the time.
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CSI / int_e42e0c1b	type	Hate Crimes Are a Special Kind of Evil
CSI / int_e42e0c1b	comment	Hate Crimes Are a Special Kind of Evil: In "A Little Murder," A "little person" (as Grissom instructs the crew to refer to the victim and his fellows to be sensitive) is murdered. The murderer is revealed, in the end, to be another "little person", the father of the victim's fiance. The fiance was a child of two "little people" and still turned out to be of average height. But the victim was, as her father put it, "dragging her back into that world" noting that any children they had stood a good chance of being little people as well. Grissom actually refers to the murder as a hate crime, stating that the killer, Kevin Marcus, hated himself.
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CSI / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
CSI / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: Just look at the graphics for Fatal Conspiracy, and then look back at the very first CSI game. Yeah...
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CSI / int_e4ba33fc	type	Disaster Dominoes
CSI / int_e4ba33fc	comment	Disaster Dominoes: In "Chaos Theory", the solution to an apparent kidnapping, murder and disposal of a body in the dumpster turns out to be nothing but this, and therefore not a murder at all. A college girl accidentally drops an object through the garbage shoot, goes to the dumpster to retrieve it, a speeding car accidentally hits the dumpster, which injures her and causes her to fall inside, then her body is taken to the dump by the garbage truck. The episode ends with the victim's parents being incredibly upset by the revelation and announcing that they will hire a P.I. to uncover the "real" murderer. In "Random Acts of Violence", Warrick becomes convinced that the murderer of his old Mentor's daughter is his High School Bully All Grown Up, but all evidence pointing to him is circumstantial and he's released. When Warrick tracks him down to berate him, he is followed by his mentor, who beats the guy up, and gets himself arrested and charged with assault. This causes the neighborhood to close the facilitiy where the mentor coaches local troubled kids and to disband their football team, implicitly making all those kids get into trouble later. It turns out that while the bully stole from the mentor's home, he is actually innocent of the murder.
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CSI / int_e4bb3e09	type	Education Through Pyrotechnics
CSI / int_e4bb3e09	comment	Education Through Pyrotechnics: Complete with Adam and Jamie looking on in one episode.
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CSI / int_e52a0409	type	Calling the Old Man Out
CSI / int_e52a0409	comment	Calling the Old Man Out: Catherine blames her biological father after her daughter, Lindsey, is kidnapped, and a few other times as well.
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CSI / int_e52e0dc1	type	Clothing Combat
CSI / int_e52e0dc1	comment	Clothing Combat: In "Alter Boys", one victim is shot and then strangled with his own necktie after the killer's gun jams.
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CSI / int_e5406b1b	type	Beat
CSI / int_e5406b1b	comment	Another episode has Sara ask Grissom "Do you want to sleep with me?" Grissom has a Beat of WTF (this is before their Relationship Upgrade, but went along with all the Ship Tease they were having) before she reveals it to be a literal reference to sleep, as Grissom had stated disbelief that she was having nightmares, and she says that he should be there to see her wake up screaming in the middle of the night in order to make him believe her.
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CSI / int_e5446db8	type	LARP
CSI / int_e5446db8	comment	"Who Shot Sherlock?": A member of a Sherlock Holmes LARP fan club gets angry that the club's president and Sherlock Holmes player, out of narcissism and a desire to stop playing, will dissolve the club and refuses to allow anybody to keep it active without him — so she decides to protect the only place where she felt she could escape the tedium of her life by blowing the man's brains out and make it a Holmesian attempt at The Perfect Crime while she's at it.
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CSI / int_e54fed84	type	Can't Get in Trouble for Nuthin'
CSI / int_e54fed84	comment	Can't Get in Trouble for Nuthin': In one episode, the Victim Of The Week in the B plot is a homeless man. He tries to get sent to jail (for free food and shelter) by punching a police officer. Said officer realizes what he is doing and leaves him handcuffed, apparently failing to realize this would lead to his death.
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CSI / int_e5e1e0c0	type	Plane Awful Flight
CSI / int_e5e1e0c0	comment	In the episode "Unfriendly Skies", the Las Vegas Police is asked by the FAA to investigate the murder of a flight's passenger which happened mid-flight. It turns out that the man was undergoing an attack of encephalitis that was caused by the pressure change, which initially manifested in him annoying everybody else in the cabin with a massive bout of obnoxiousness and escalated into a full-blown freak out that made him try to open the cabin mid-flight, which made all of the passengers gang up on him and beat him to death (and try to conceal their involvement, including the moment the man dragged himself away from the door, which turned their own attack from self-defense into an outright lynching). Once everything is said and done, the FAA refuse to file charges on the passengers, claiming that there's no way a jury won't see their actions as legitimate self defense and momentary insanity caused by mob mentality, and Grissom decries that maybe if any of the passengers had seen past the dead man's obnoxiousness and just plain asked him if he was all right, maybe things would have ended different. At one point the CSI team even wonder if they would have acted any differently and they are divided by it, with Catherine saying that if the other option was risking her daughter's death to a plane crash, she would have killed the guy.
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CSI / int_e6515b32	type	Security Blindspot
CSI / int_e6515b32	comment	Security Blindspot: A shootout at a grocery store involving armed robbers and some hapless police who just happened to walk into the situation causes a review of the store's security, including the video feed. They discover that the crooks came in from the rear loading bay, and that the camera had been tilted off kilter the day before by a disgruntled worker who was furious with management for not giving her full-time employment, meaning she didn't qualify for benefits.
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CSI / int_e658f2a8	type	Death Dealer
CSI / int_e658f2a8	comment	Death Dealer: The first Victim of the Week in "Last Woman Standing" is killed when his throat is slashed open by a thrown playing card.
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CSI / int_e6e5e3bf	type	True Crime
CSI / int_e6e5e3bf	comment	48 Hour Mystery, a True Crime show and a homage of CBS's own 48 Hours, have episodes such as "I-15 Killer" and "The Firefighter Imposter", referencing "true" crimes shown in previous episodes of CSI.
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CSI / int_e70127	type	The Mole
CSI / int_e70127	comment	Warrick Brown is killed at the end of a later season by The Undersheriff.
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CSI / int_e769e5b0	type	The Reliable One
CSI / int_e769e5b0	comment	The Reliable One: Back in the days before he was promoted to the main cast, DNA specialist Greg Sanders was this. Once he became a featured player, this position was taken up by David Hodges, much to the surprise of everyone.
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CSI / int_e7a2c0c4	type	Masked Luchador
CSI / int_e7a2c0c4	comment	Masked Luchador: In "Mascara", one of Langston's former grad assistants is murdered. He discovers that she was investigating Mexican wrestlers to solve a series of unsolved murders.
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CSI / int_e7e3674	type	Strapped to a Bomb
CSI / int_e7e3674	comment	Strapped to a Bomb: This is the MO of the Big Bad in "Immortality": brainwashing his targets (former clients of Lady Heather), strapping them into explosive vests, and sending them into public areas to blow themselves up.
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CSI / int_e7fd5cdc	type	Brain Bleach
CSI / int_e7fd5cdc	comment	Brain Bleach: Common throughout various characters, be it core cast or those involved in the cases. Nick and Ray seem to want some when they find out just exactly WHAT the deal was with those vacuum-packed panties after seeing one show attendee demonstrate in Season 10's "The Panty Sniffer". Definitely a few people's reaction to the episode "Blood Drops". Anyone who has seen the episode knows why, anyone who hasn't should consider themselves lucky.
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CSI / int_e8115574	type	Bookmark Clue
CSI / int_e8115574	comment	Bookmark Clue: In "Nesting Dolls", Warrick finds a dictionary with certain romantic words highlighted. A set of camera booth photos featuring Victim of the Week Svetlana and a guy is being used as a bookmark. Catherine tells Warrick that the guy in the pictures is not Svetlana's husband, Andrew.
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CSI / int_e933b1f7	type	Follow That Car
CSI / int_e933b1f7	comment	Follow That Car: In "Cockroaches", Warwick arrives back at a strip club in a cab (after having been ordered away). Seeing the woman he wants to talk to getting in another cab, he immediately tells his driver, "Follow that girl".
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CSI / int_ea30a388	type	Carpet-Rolled Corpse
CSI / int_ea30a388	comment	Carpet-Rolled Corpse: In "CSI Unplugged", the Body of the Week is rolled up in a rug and carried out of the house before being dumped in the garden with a note pinned to it by a knife.
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CSI / int_ea3bd38c	type	Secret Squatter
CSI / int_ea3bd38c	comment	Secret Squatter: Nigel Crane to Nick in â€œStalkerâ€�. He was basically living in Nickâ€™s attic so he could spy on him and record him.
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CSI / int_eb48170d	type	Cramming the Coffin
CSI / int_eb48170d	comment	Cramming the Coffin: In "For Gedda", the team investigates the murder of a man who was stuffed in an occupied coffin. The victim ends up being someone Warrick is familiar with.
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CSI / int_eb93f774	type	Human Head on the Wall
CSI / int_eb93f774	comment	Human Head on the Wall: "Leapin' Lizards". They find a missing woman's head mounted on the wall like a trophy animal. She was murdered by UFO believers who were convinced she was a Reptilian queen.
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CSI / int_ed581814	type	Dismembering the Body
CSI / int_ed581814	comment	Dismembering the Body: In the series and its spinoffs, dismembering the body is a common method of disposing of a body, but there have been a few instances where it was ritualistic or for intimidation. In one episode here, a killer hacks up a body and disposes of the pieces in a bunch of garbage containers at the ends of driveways in a neighborhood. Cue gruesome shots of gore being collected by the team.
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CSI / int_ee296d19	type	Autopsy Snack Time
CSI / int_ee296d19	comment	Autopsy Snack Time: Given a Take That! when Doc Robbins irately says of a long retired coroner (who missed something in the original autopsy of someone who was to be exhumed) that he "held a scalpel in one hand and a hot dog in the other."
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CSI / int_ee519430	type	Hollywood Exorcism
CSI / int_ee519430	comment	Hollywood Exorcism: "Go to Hell". Justified, since the guy performing it is a self-made "priest" with no actual church affiliation and little idea about everything.
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CSI / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
CSI / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted with David Hodges and David Phillips.
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CSI / int_eeaadd10	type	From the Latin "Intro Ducere"
CSI / int_eeaadd10	comment	From the Latin "Intro Ducere": Grissom investigates the death of a man who has Down's syndrome. After catching the murderer, Grissom calls back to an earlier conversation where the murderer called the victim a "retard" (Grissom corrected him, of course) and informs him that "retard" means "to hinder", so the killer's life "just got retarded".
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CSI / int_ef2d2bae	type	Mafia Princess
CSI / int_ef2d2bae	comment	"Let It Bleed" ends with all of the suspects killed execution style, courtesy of a vengeful Colombian drug lord whose Mafia Princess daughter dies due to an accidental overdose together with a botched blood transfusion to revive her.
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CSI / int_efbd4c52	type	All Bikers are Hells Angels
CSI / int_efbd4c52	comment	All Bikers are Hells Angels: In "Hog Heaven", the team must find out who tipped a biker gang off after an undercover cop in their midst is murdered.
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CSI / int_f03aae7f	type	Your Other Left
CSI / int_f03aae7f	comment	Your Other Left: In "Alter Boys", Sara is taking a suspect's boot prints and tells him to raise his right foot, followed immediately by "Your other right".
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CSI / int_f05444a4	type	Once per Episode
CSI / int_f05444a4	comment	Once per Episode: DB will mention his wife. Or call her. Or both.
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CSI / int_f0e48274	type	Taken Off the Case
CSI / int_f0e48274	comment	Taken Off the Case: Catherine was taken off a Sam Braun case by Grissom, once it was known he was Catherine's father. Maxine is eventually taken off of David Hodges' forged-evidence case when the higher-ups believe she is helping Grissom and Sara cover up David's (alleged) guilt.
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CSI / int_f1029720	type	Rising Water, Rising Tension
CSI / int_f1029720	comment	Rising Water, Rising Tension: In "Lady Heather's Box", Lindsey is trapped in a wrecked car in slowly rising flood waters and Catherine has to race to locate and rescue her. Part two of Sara Sidle's Tension Conga Line at the hands of the miniature killer in "Living Doll"/"Dead Doll" Left abandoned in the desert, with her arm pinned under an overturned car, she's first threatened by a Coyote which takes a keen interest in her exposed arm, before being chased away by an impending storm - which results in a flash flood, causing this. Only for Sara to escape the car (thanks to the flood shifting the vehicle's weight and freeing her arm), resulting in her being lost in the desert, and almost dying from heatstroke/dehydration. All the while, the CSIs and police are desperately trying to find her.
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CSI / int_f1492605	type	Redemption Equals Death
CSI / int_f1492605	comment	Redemption Equals Death: Keppler killed an innocent man on the word of a corrupt cop. Guess what happens in the episode that outs the secret?
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CSI / int_f19b5fcf	type	Died on Their Birthday
CSI / int_f19b5fcf	comment	Died on Their Birthday: The first victim in "Crime After Crime" is knifed to death at his 35th birthday party which, ironically, he threw for himself as a celebration of having already achieved everything he'd set out to do in life.
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CSI / int_f23ad6de	type	Food Porn
CSI / int_f23ad6de	comment	Food Porn: The dishes in "Last Supper", until chefs guess the secret ingredient ("It was supposed to be kangaroo!").
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CSI / int_f247d841	type	Intoxication Ensues
CSI / int_f247d841	comment	Intoxication Ensues: Played for drama in "Check In and Check Out" when Hodges unknowingly gets dosed with aerosol LSD while investigating a crime scene, and attacks Henry.
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CSI / int_f2a8ac6e	type	The Secret of Long Pork Pies
CSI / int_f2a8ac6e	comment	The Secret of Long Pork Pies: In "Appendicitement", the owner of a BBQ restaurant was killed by his wife and the cook, who then disposed of the body by cooking it up and serving it to the customers. The flashback implies it was very popular...up until the BBQ had to close because of an outbreak (courtesy of said meat).
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CSI / int_f2dadf81	type	Evil Twin
CSI / int_f2dadf81	comment	Played straight whenever they don't get the perp, though special mention goes to "Alter Boys" (the team knows for sure that the actual killer is not the man arrested but his Evil Twin, yet every bit of evidence points to the former), an ep with one of the most remarkable Downer Endings in the show.
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CSI / int_f3802a2b	type	Corrective Lecture
CSI / int_f3802a2b	comment	Corrective Lecture: Grissom, as supervisor, has to often lecture his subordinates to help them work a case. One of the most frequent lectures Grissom will give is to remind people that they are there to examine evidence and go where it leads, not lead the evidence where they want it to go.
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f3802a2b
CSI / int_f38490bd	type	Incessant Music Madness
CSI / int_f38490bd	comment	Incessant Music Madness: One case involves a garotted musician. Turns out he was killed by an angry neighbour who couldn't stand the noise.
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CSI / int_f38490bd	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f38490bd
CSI / int_f3894c02	type	Underside Ride
CSI / int_f3894c02	comment	Underside Ride: In "XX," a woman tries to escape from a prison in this way and suffers Ludicrous Gibs from getting caught in the moving parts. Subverted when we find out that she was already dead - the killer was getting rid of the body.
CSI / int_f3894c02	featureApplicability	-0.3
CSI / int_f3894c02	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f3894c02
CSI / int_f3d5d15f	type	Creepy Child
CSI / int_f3d5d15f	comment	Creepy Child: "Bad Words". A given when said child is a pyromaniac. Manipulative and sociopathic Teen Genius Hannah West from "Unusual Suspect" and "Goodbye and Good Luck" orchestrates things so that her brother (her only living relative) is aquitted of a murder he commits in the former, then frames him for a murder she commits in the latter. She's so successful he commits suicide, which seems to devastate her.
CSI / int_f3d5d15f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f3d5d15f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f3d5d15f
CSI / int_f482730a	type	No Peripheral Vision
CSI / int_f482730a	comment	No Peripheral Vision: Zigzagged in "If I Had a Hammer." Langston & Catherine are looking back into a old case. She tells him Grissom taught her that "no one looks up." They do so, and eventually find a hammer embedded in the crook of a tree. It turns out to be the murder weapon which had been overlooked by the original investigators and had been there for so long that the tree had grown around it.
CSI / int_f482730a	featureApplicability	1.0
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CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f482730a
CSI / int_f4ade120	type	Scaramanga Special
CSI / int_f4ade120	comment	Scaramanga Special: "All In" features a large decorative belt buckle that is actually a functional .22 derringer. The original owner, a collectibles dealer, wore it as a hold-out gun.
CSI / int_f4ade120	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f4ade120	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f4ade120
CSI / int_f4cc32ce	type	Creepy Twins
CSI / int_f4cc32ce	comment	Creepy Twins / Sibling Yin-Yang: The Gig Harbor Killer, unemployed and living alone on a boat, and his wealthy real estate wiz brother (they were adopted by separate families). It's implied they are already partners for the GHK murders and that the wealthy twin is using the "copycat" crime scenes to spring his brother. Additionally the elaborately staged crime scenes have hidden Gemini symbols (spots of blood and threads made of human body parts form the constellation, two crimes scenes are on properties belonging to sister companies named after Castor and Pollux).
CSI / int_f4cc32ce	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f4cc32ce	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f4cc32ce
CSI / int_f54a4264	type	Disability Alibi
CSI / int_f54a4264	comment	Disability Alibi: During the "Miniature Killer" arc, one suspect (the son of a murdered rock star) is cleared when they confirm that he faints at the sight of blood, therefore couldn't have left the crime scene let alone use some of the blood to adjust the miniature to fit it.
CSI / int_f54a4264	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f54a4264	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f54a4264
CSI / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
CSI / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Dr. Raymond Langston (played by Laurence Fishburne) replaces Grissom in Season 9, though not in terms of position. Riley takes Sara's place. Ray Zig Zags the trope. Being the new guy, he's not the Team Dad that Grissom was, but does take over Grissom's role of the older, sheltered, quiet, intellectual guy. DB Russell plays it a bit straighter. He's quirky like Grissom, has the Team Dad element about him, and has some of the sense of humor at times.
CSI / int_f5a3e496	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f5a3e496	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f5a3e496
CSI / int_f5d2e441	type	Perp Walk
CSI / int_f5d2e441	comment	Perp Walk: Almost at least Once an Episode.
CSI / int_f5d2e441	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f5d2e441	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f5d2e441
CSI / int_f5f79e56	type	Hard-Work Montage
CSI / int_f5f79e56	comment	Hard-Work Montage: This show uses montages to show the characters doing the hard work of forensic investigation at the lab. In "I Like to Watch", they do some Lampshade Hanging: Hodges looks forward to a certain test, as he thinks it will be good material for the documentary crew currently in the lab. Nick points out that the test takes six hours, to which Hodges remarks that "When they cut it together, it'll only take thirty seconds." It takes thirty seconds. Also known as "Microscope montage".
CSI / int_f5f79e56	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f5f79e56	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f5f79e56
CSI / int_f6698528	type	Vigilante Execution
CSI / int_f6698528	comment	A boy who was stabbed trying to prevent his little brother from murdering their mother's boyfriend tries to walk home, but collapses and dies... right under the tires of a cab. The cabbie then gets beaten to death by a mob who thinks he ran the boy down and was about to drive off, when he was actually going for his radio.
CSI / int_f6698528	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f6698528	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f6698528
CSI / int_f6b30338	type	Murder Is the Best Solution
CSI / int_f6b30338	comment	Murder Is the Best Solution: The whole franchise is loaded to the gills with people that get a bit too driven with their desire to take out an obstacle (accidentally or not). To provide some examples: "Cats In The Cradle": An eleven-year-old girl being denied one cat from the local Crazy Cat Lady (who doesn't want to part with it, even after the kid points out she has a dozen and it's not as if the cat will be taken far away because they live on the same block) drives the kid to bash the woman's brains in and be completely unapologetic about it. "Who Shot Sherlock?": A member of a Sherlock Holmes LARP fan club gets angry that the club's president and Sherlock Holmes player, out of narcissism and a desire to stop playing, will dissolve the club and refuses to allow anybody to keep it active without him — so she decides to protect the only place where she felt she could escape the tedium of her life by blowing the man's brains out and make it a Holmesian attempt at The Perfect Crime while she's at it. "Caged": A man gets so full of road rage over a woman tossing a cup of coffee at him (in her defense, he started it by nearly hitting her car and then calling her a bitch when she complained) that he chases her several miles and then uses his car to push hers right into the path of an oncoming train.
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CSI / int_f6c36157	type	Stab the Salad
CSI / int_f6c36157	comment	Stab the Salad: Used in The Teaser of "Dead of the Class". David takes a knife from the block in his kitchen and slowly and menacingly walks into the bedroom to where his very pregnant wife is lying down. He asks her "Why must you force me to do this?" in a suitably menacing tone ... then proceeds to use the knife to cut the tags off a new dress shirt. They were talking about him having to go to his high school reunion without her because she's too tired to stand.
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CSI / int_f6c36157	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_f70bcdc3	type	External Combustion
CSI / int_f70bcdc3	comment	External Combustion: In "Cat's in the Cradle", the B-plot involves a bomb planted in a woman's car that explodes when she stops at a garage to investigate a strange noise the car is making. It's revealed to be a plot between the woman and the mechanic, with whom she was cheating on her husband, to try and get the husband sent to jail for attempted murder. A simple time bomb left in the boot of a cheating husband. Unfortunately an unexpected detour means the bomb takes several bystanders with it. In "Hog Heaven", an undercover cop is killed by a bomb planted in her car.
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CSI / int_f70bcdc3	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f70bcdc3
CSI / int_f7bd624c	type	Ten Paces and Turn
CSI / int_f7bd624c	comment	Ten Paces and Turn: Played straight in "Way to Go"... except one of the duelists thought it was a joke, and the one that had set the whole thing up was taking his hobby (American Civil War recreation) a little too seriously.
CSI / int_f7bd624c	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f7bd624c	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f7bd624c
CSI / int_f842fb67	type	Disappearing Box
CSI / int_f842fb67	comment	Disappearing Box: A woman seems to disappear for real during a magic act in "Abra-Cadaver".
CSI / int_f842fb67	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f842fb67	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f842fb67
CSI / int_f8d24fbb	type	BigSisterInstinct
CSI / int_f8d24fbb	comment	Big Sister Instinct: Both Sara and Catherine seem to regard Greg (who is the youngest of the group) like a little brother. In particular, they are the most upset when Greg is almost beaten to death in "Fannysmacking".
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CSI / int_f8d24fbb	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f8d24fbb
CSI / int_f8f71b5f	type	Buried Alive
CSI / int_f8f71b5f	comment	Buried Alive: Nick, after being kidnapped, in "Grave Danger" is buried alive and the team races to find him before he runs out of oxygen. There's also a Victim of the Week in the third episode who is buried alive in the middle of nowhere, though it is originally a Faked Kidnapping until the guy turns on her. In season 6's "Up in Smoke," the dead body leads to searching for another body that is found sealed into a recently expanded brick chimney wall. Catherine and Sara initially reference Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart but then describe it as Poe's The Cask of Amontillado when they realize the victim wasn't dead yet when she was being sealed up.
CSI / int_f8f71b5f	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f8f71b5f	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f8f71b5f
CSI / int_f9876f7e	type	Faking the Dead
CSI / int_f9876f7e	comment	Faking the Dead: DB and Catherine come back to the morgue in body bags to escape the hitmen who are after them.
CSI / int_f9876f7e	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f9876f7e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f9876f7e
CSI / int_f9a3fedc	type	Vignette Episode
CSI / int_f9a3fedc	comment	Vignette Episode: "Toe Tags."
CSI / int_f9a3fedc	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f9a3fedc	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f9a3fedc
CSI / int_f9bc2937	type	Laser Sight
CSI / int_f9bc2937	comment	Laser Sight: In "Keep Calm and Carry On", Sara tackles Nick to the ground when a red dot appears on his chest while they are investigating a crime scene outside the airport. It turns out just to be Jerkass with a laser pointer.
CSI / int_f9bc2937	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f9bc2937	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_f9bc2937
CSI / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
CSI / int_f9f2c33	comment	There's also been a whole episode with a Running Gag about Nick and Warrick having a bet on what happened to the Vic of the Week. Either Warrick can engage in "fun" bets with a buddy without a problem, or, considering this was one of the earlier seasons, the writers were letting their sometimes schizophrenic approach to characterisation show.
CSI / int_f9f2c33	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_f9f2c33	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fa068232	type	Bodybag Trick
CSI / int_fa068232	comment	Bodybag Trick: Catherine and D.B. use autopsy bags to get themselves smuggled back into the lab when a hit team is looking for them in "Willows in the Wind".
CSI / int_fa068232	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fa068232	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fa068232
CSI / int_fb72ee2e	type	Swallow the Key
CSI / int_fb72ee2e	comment	Swallow the Key: In "Abra-Cadaver," the killer, a Stage Magician who was perfectly willing to kill his family members for the sake of illusions, does this at the end (although Grissom did think to check his mouth).
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CSI / int_fb72ee2e	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fb72ee2e
CSI / int_fb933192	type	Car Cushion
CSI / int_fb933192	comment	Car Cushion: In "The Happy Place", the Victim of the Week swan dives off her balcony onto the roof of a bus, landing with enough force to shatter the bus windows.
CSI / int_fb933192	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fb933192	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fb933192
CSI / int_fb9e0265	type	Team Dad
CSI / int_fb9e0265	comment	DB Russell plays it a bit straighter. He's quirky like Grissom, has the Team Dad element about him, and has some of the sense of humor at times.
CSI / int_fb9e0265	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fb9e0265	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fb9e0265
CSI / int_fb9e25e9	type	Team Mom
CSI / int_fb9e25e9	comment	Team Mom: Catherine for a long time... now Sara's kind of getting into it.
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CSI / int_fb9e25e9	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fb9e25e9
CSI / int_fc1d7df0	type	Cyberbullying
CSI / int_fc1d7df0	comment	Cyberbullying: One episode has the LVPD investigating the suicide of a young cheerleader â€” turns out that she is Driven to Suicide by the class' Alpha Bitch who creates a webpage in which an edited video of the girl calling herself a slut plays and she gets harassed 24/7 by mocking texts from people all over the country because the page also has her phone number. As horrifying as it is, it is handled like many other Subculture of the Week episodes.
CSI / int_fc1d7df0	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fc1d7df0	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fc1d7df0
CSI / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
CSI / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License â€“ Physics: In "Overload", a man is electrocuted because somebody drove a nail through his rubber soles, circumventing the insulation. So far, so good - but then Sara explains that you are safe from lightning in your car, because tyres are made from insulating rubber.
CSI / int_fc225bec	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fc225bec	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fc225bec
CSI / int_fc451ba4	type	Follow the Leader
CSI / int_fc451ba4	comment	Follow the Leader: The show precipitated a host of forensic science shows, even to the point that shows not inherently about forensics now spend more time on the subject (e.g. the medical examiner on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit).
CSI / int_fc451ba4	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fc451ba4	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fc7c4f92	type	Canon Immigrant
CSI / int_fc7c4f92	comment	Canon Immigrant: Sqweegel, who originated in Anthony E. Zuiker's digital novel "Level 26".
CSI / int_fc7c4f92	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fc7c4f92	featureConfidence	1.0
CSI	hasFeature	CSI / int_fc7c4f92
CSI / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
CSI / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: D.B. is usually a pretty nice, easygoing, sometimes funny guy. But threaten his family or his CSIs and you will definitely regret it.
CSI / int_fccd06b6	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fccd06b6	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fd497706	type	Accidental Murder
CSI / int_fd497706	comment	The post-"Fannysmackin'" arc regarding Greg's Accidental Murder of Demitrius James in the defense of a man he and a mob were beating up has Sanders trying to defend himself in court and, overall, what looked like an Open-and-Shut Case (Greg saw the crowd, he tried to scare them off with his car, James tried to attack instead, he hit him with the car because he couldn't brake in time, it's all clear) turns into a circus of accusing Greg of alleged Police Brutality, racism and even the possibility of having been a Drunk Driver during the act (thus ending with the James family forming Irrational Hatred for cops in general and Greg in specific) because of a jackass juror that wishes "all of the facts being brought to light" and won't vote until he hears them (even interrupting testimonies to question the witnesses).
CSI / int_fd497706	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fd497706	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fd4f8299	type	Well-Intentioned Extremist
CSI / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: The "neighborhood watch" guy in "No Way Out", who can't move due to the economy and has to see an internet porn business and a crackhouse open up on his street.
CSI / int_fd4f8299	featureApplicability	1.0
CSI / int_fd4f8299	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
CSI / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Each CSI game comes with 5 cases. For every 5th case, a suspect from an earlier case who was later deemed innocent shows back up again, and usually turns out to be heavily involved with the current case, or is the actual murderer.
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CSI / int_fefbda15	type	Handwriting as Characterization
CSI / int_fefbda15	comment	Handwriting as Characterization: In "The I-15 Murders" a message reading "Iv'e killed five women. Catch me if you can?" is found on various bathroom stall doors all along the titular highway. Based on the incorrect punctuation, the way the letters are slanted, and other clues, a graphologist says the writer is poorly educated, left-handed, female, and prone to criminal activity. All of these characteristics turn out to be accurate, although the writer is the actual killer's girlfriend/accomplice.
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CSI / int_fefbda15	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
CSI / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: A posthumous one for Millander, as his son has only happy memories of his father, especially of his father's (though he didn't know it at the time) special effects shop.
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CSI / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
CSI / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: More often than you think; it's the editing that turns it into Hollywood Science. All the equipment in the CSI lab is fully operational. There's also the episode "A Space Oddity" involving a not!Star Trek convention, which is filled with references, including the Picard Maneuver. The shirt-tugging one. Since both Star Trek and CSI are Paramount properties, the writers (who also worked on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) got away with lots of Affectionate Parodies of Trek tropes. Also, assistant coroner Dave Phillips is played by David Berman, who worked as a coroner for a time in real life, and is also a consultant on the show.
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CSI / int_ffad4e9f	featureConfidence	1.0
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CSI / int_fff371b4	type	Death Seeker
CSI / int_fff371b4	comment	Death Seeker: In "Better Off Dead", the "baddie" is Sam Trent, a depressed and disturbed young man who goes around the city on a warpath, causing trouble in the hopes someone will retaliate and kill him, so he can be "reunited" with his recently-deceased girlfriendnote a manic-depressive who blew her own brains out when she saw her dog had been accidentally poisoned by Trent's suicide attempt by poisoned milk. Unfortunately, Sam's absolutely useless at getting killed; he goes into a gun shop and starts a firefight with three heavily-armed men, and promptly all of three of them hit each other (with two dead and one wounded) without ever hitting Trent, who stood perfectly still in the middle of the barrage. A random thief corners Trent in an alley with a switchblade but runs off scared when Trent doesn't reacts to his threats. In the end, he tries to jump off a rooftop but is dragged back to safety by a man who was hunting him down to kill him in revenge for the girlfriend's death. After the authorities deal with the resulting standoff, Trent finally jumps, but by then there is a safety net underneath him and he is captured.
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CSI	seeAlso	CSI
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CSI	hasFeature	A Rare Sentence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	A Taste of the Lash / int_cac1f772
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CSI	hasFeature	Abbey Road Crossing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Absence of Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Acceptable Ethnic Targets / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Accident, Not Murder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Acquitted Too Late / int_cac1f772
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CSI	hasFeature	Actor Leaves, Character Dies / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Actually Not a Vampire / int_cac1f772
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CSI	hasFeature	All of the Other Reindeer / int_cac1f772
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CSI	hasFeature	Billy Needs an Organ / int_cac1f772
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CSI	hasFeature	Bitter Wedding Speech / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bizarre and Improbable Ballistics / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Black Widow / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blame the Paramour / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blast Out / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blasting It Out of Their Hands / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blind People Wear Sunglasses / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blinding Camera Flash / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blood Is the New Black / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blood Transfusion Plot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Blood-Splattered Innocents / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bloody Handprint / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bludgeoned to Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bluffing the Murderer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Body in a Breadbox / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Body of the Week / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Body Paint / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bodybag Trick / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Book Safe / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bookmark Clue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Boomerang Bigot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Born from a Dead Woman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bottomless Bladder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bowling for Ratings / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Brain Bleach / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Brain Theft / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Brains and Bondage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Brainy Brunette / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Brand X / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bratty Teenage Daughter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Break the Fake / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Breaking the Fellowship / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Breakthrough Hit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bribing the Homeless / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bring My Brown Pants / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Buffet Buffoonery / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bullet Time / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bully Brutality / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Bunker Woman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Burger Fool / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Buried Alive / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Burlesque / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Burner Phones / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Busman's Holiday / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	By-the-Book Cop / int_cac1f772
CSI	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Calling Card / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Camera Obscurer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Camera Spoofing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Candlelit Bath / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cane Fu / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cannibal Larder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Canon Immigrant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Can't Get in Trouble for Nuthin' / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Can't Tie His Tie / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Car Chase Shoot-Out / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Car Cushion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Car Fu / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Car Meets House / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Career-Building Blunder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Carpet-Rolled Corpse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Casino Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cast the Expert / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Casual Kink / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Casualty in the Ring / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Catchphrase Interruptus / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Caught in the Bad Part of Town / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Celibate Eccentric Genius / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cell Phones Are Useless / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chain Pain / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chained to a Bed / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chainsaw Good / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chair Reveal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Character Name Alias / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cheating with the Milkman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chest Burster / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chiaroscuro / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Child Prodigy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Children Are Innocent / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Choke Holds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chubby Chaser / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Chute Sabotage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Circus Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	City of Adventure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Class Clown / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Class Reunion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cleanup Crew / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Clear My Name / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Clear Their Name / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Close to Home / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Clothing Combat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Clueless Mystery / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Coins for the Dead / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cold-Blooded Torture / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Collector of the Strange / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Color Motif / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Commercial Break Cliffhanger / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Commuting on a Bus / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Complexity Addiction / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Compromising Call / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Computer Equals Monitor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Concealment Equals Cover / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Confess in Confidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Conflicting Loyalty / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Conjoined Twins / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Connect the Deaths / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Conspiracy Theorist / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Constructive Body Disposal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Consulting a Convicted Killer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Contamination Situation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Continuity Drift / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Continuity Overlap / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Contract on the Hitman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Contractual Immortality / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Conviction by Counterfactual Clue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cool Shades / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Coolest Club Ever / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cop/Criminal Family / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cop Killer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cop Killer Manhunt / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Corpse Temperature Tampering / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Corrupt Hick / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Corruption by a Minor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Couldn't Find a Pen / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Country Matters / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Covert Distress Code / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cowboy Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crack Fic / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cramming the Coffin / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crazy Cat Lady / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crazy Consumption / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Creepy Dollhouse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Creepy Mortician / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crime After Crime / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crime Reconstruction / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Criminal Mind Games / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Criminally Attractive / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crocodile Tears / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crowbar Combatant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Crusty Caretaker / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cue the Flying Pigs / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cut Apart / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Cyberbullying / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Daddy DNA Test / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Daddy Didn't Show / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dangerous Workplace / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dark Secret / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Animal Warning / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Guy Junior / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Guy on Display / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Man Honking / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Man's Chest / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Person Conversation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dead Person Impersonation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadline News / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Bath / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Closing Credits / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Doctor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Hazing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Prank / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deadly Road Trip / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deafness in Media / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Death by Gluttony / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Death in the Clouds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Decontamination Chamber / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Decoy Trial / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Defective Detective / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Defenestrate and Berate / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Depraved Dentist / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Desires Prison Life / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Destination Defenestration / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Detective Mole / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Detective Patsy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Deus ex 'Scuse Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Diagnosis from Dr. Badass / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dice Roll Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Did They or Didn't They? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Died on Their Birthday / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Digital Piracy Is Okay / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dirty Harriet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disability Immunity / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disappearing Box / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disappointed by the Motive / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disgusting Public Toilet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dismembering the Body / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disney Dog Fight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Disposable Sex Worker / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Distress Ball / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Divorce Assets Conflict / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Divorce Is Temporary / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Do Not Call Me "Paul" / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Do You Trust Me? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Documentary Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dog Pile of Doom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Don't Ask, Just Run / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Double Aesop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Double Standard Rape: Female on Male / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Double Standard: Rape, Male on Male / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dressed All in Rubber / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Drop Dead Gorgeous / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Drugged Lipstick / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Duct Tape for Everything / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dude Looks Like a Lady / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dude, Not Funny! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dumpster Dive / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dung Fu / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Dwarfism in Media / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eagle-Eye Detection / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eat the Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eating Contest / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Edible Ammunition / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Edible Bludgeon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Editorial Synaesthesia / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eerie Anatomy Model / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Electric Torture / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Electrified Bathtub / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Elevator Failure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Elvis Impersonator / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Embarrassing Damp Sheets / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Embarrassing First Name / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Embarrassing Initials / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Empty Fridge, Empty Life / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Encyclopaedic Knowledge / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Enemy Within / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ensemble Cast / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Enter Stage Window / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Episode on a Plane / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Erotic Asphyxiation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Everybody Did It / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Everybody Is Single / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Everybody Lives / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Evidence Dungeon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Evil Matriarch / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Evil Orphan / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Evil Slinks / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Exact Time to Failure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Excrement Statement / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Expanded Universe / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Expansion Pack Past / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Expensive Glass of Crap / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Expose the Villain, Get His Job / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Exposed Embarrassing Purchase / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Exposed to the Elements / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	External Combustion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Extreme Graphical Representation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eyeball-Plucking Birds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eyes Always Averted / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Eyes Are Unbreakable / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Facial Recognition Software / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fake-Out Make-Out / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fake-Out Opening / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Faked Kidnapping / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Faking Amnesia / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Faking and Entering / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	False Confession / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	False Friend / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Familial Cannibalism Surprise / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Family-Friendly Stripper / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Famous Ancestor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fan Convention / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fanservice Extra / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fashion Hurts / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fatal Method Acting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Faux Fluency / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fed to Pigs / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fictional Counterpart / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fiendish Fraternity / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fiery Coverup / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fille Fatale / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Filth / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Final Season Casting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Finale Movie / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Finally Found the Body / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Finger Gun / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Finger in the Mail / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Finger-Licking Poison / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fingerprinting Air / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fingertip Drug Analysis / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Firing in the Air a Lot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	First-Episode Spoiler / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	555 / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fixing the Game / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Flush the Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Follow That Car / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Food and Animal Attraction / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Food End / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Force Feeding / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Foreign Queasine / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Forged Message / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Forgets to Eat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Formerly Fat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Formerly Fit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Foster Kid / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Four Is Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Four Lines, All Waiting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Framing Device / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Franken-vehicle / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Friend to Bugs / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Friendly Rivalry / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	From the Latin "Intro Ducere" / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Fur Against Fang / int_cac1f772
FurryFandom	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	GPS Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gambler Groupies / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Game of Nerds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gangsta Style / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gas-Cylinder Rocket / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gasoline Dousing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Geek Reference Pool / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gender-Equal Ensemble / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Genius Book Club / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Genius Cripple / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Get Out of Jail Free" Card / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ghost Extras / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Giant Wall of Watery Doom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Girls Behind Bars / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Given Name Reveal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Glamorous Single Mother / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Glitter Litter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	God Before Dogma / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gotta Ship 'Em All / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Grenade Spam / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Grievous Bottley Harm / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Gross-Up Close-Up / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ground by Gears / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Guilt by Coincidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hair Color Dissonance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hand-or-Object Underwear / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Handwriting as Characterization / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hard-Work Montage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Harmful to Minors / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hat Damage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hazardous Water / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hazmat Suit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Headphones Equal Isolation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Helium Speech / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hell Hotel / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Heroic Bastard / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Heroic Bystander / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	He's Dead, Jim / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hidden Disdain Reveal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hidden Wire / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hiding the Handicap / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	High-Class Call Girl / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	High-Powered Career Woman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hippie Parents / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hockey Fight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hold Up Your Score / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Autism / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Blanks / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Board Games / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Density / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Exorcism / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hollywood Silencer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hood Hornament / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hooker with a Heart of Gold / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hooks and Crooks / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Horror Hunger / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Host Club / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hostage Situation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hostage Video / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hostile Animatronics / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	House Husband / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Human Head on the Wall / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Human Mail / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Human Pet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Human Pincushion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hunting "Accident" / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Am Not My Father / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Am Spartacus / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Call Him "Mister Happy" / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Didn't Mean to Kill Him / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Have Boobs, You Must Obey! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	IKEA Weaponry / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Remember Because... / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Shall Taunt You / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I Was Young and Needed the Money / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Iconic Item / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Identical Grandson / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Identical Stranger / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Identical Twin Mistake / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Identification by Dental Records / int_cac1f772
IdiotOfTheWeek	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	I'll Take That as a Compliment / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I'm Your Biggest Fan / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Improbable Infant Survival / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Improbable Taxonomy Skills / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Impromptu Tracheotomy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	In Love with the Mark / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	In the Blood / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Inappropriately Close Comrades / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Incendiary Exponent / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Incessant Music Madness / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Incriminating Indifference / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Indian Burial Ground / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Indirect Serial Killer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Indulgent Fantasy Segue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Informed Deformity / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Informing the Fourth Wall / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Initialism Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Injured Self-Drag / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Inn of No Return / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Inside Job / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insignia Rip-Off Ritual / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Instant Drama, Just Add Tracheotomy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Instant Expert / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insufferable Genius / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insult Comic / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insult to Rocks / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insurance Fraud / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Insurance-Motivated Murder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Intelligence Equals Isolation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Interchangeable Asian Cultures / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Interplay of Sex and Violence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Inter-Service Rivalry / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Intimate Haircut / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Intoxication Ensues / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ironic Nursery Tune / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Is That What They're Calling It Now? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It Came from the Fridge / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It Never Gets Any Easier / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It Was Here, I Swear! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It Works Better with Bullets / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It's a Costume Party, I Swear! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It's Always Sunny in Miami / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It's Cuban / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	It's What I Do / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	I've Never Seen Anything Like This Before / int_cac1f772
Ivy League	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Jack the Ripoff / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Jammed Seatbelts / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Janitor Impersonation Infiltration / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Jar of the Bizarre / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Job Mindset Inertia / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Job Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Joggers Find Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Juggling Loaded Guns / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Jumping on a Grenade / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Jumping the Shark / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Jury Duty / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Just Following Orders / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Just One Little Mistake / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Karmic Jackpot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Kill and Replace / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Kill the Parent, Raise the Child / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Killer Cop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Kinky Role-Playing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Kirk's Rock / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Kiss Me, I'm Virtual / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Labcoat of Science and Medicine / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lantern Jaw of Justice / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Laser Sight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Last-Minute Reprieve / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lawman Baton / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lawman Gone Bad / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Laxative Prank / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Leaning on the Furniture / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Leave Behind a Pistol / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Leave No Witnesses / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Leaving You to Find Myself / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lens Flare Censor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Let Him Choose / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Let Me at Him! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Let Me Get This Straight... / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lethal Klutz / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Life-or-Limb Decision / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Life Will Kill You / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lightning Reveal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lights Off, Somebody Dies / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lima Syndrome / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Limited Advancement Opportunities / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lizard Folk / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Locard's Theory / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Locked in a Freezer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Locked Room Mystery / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Locked Up and Left Behind / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Long-Distance Relationship / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Long-Runner Cast Turnover / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Look Both Ways / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Look-Alike Lovers / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Looks Worth Killing For / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lotsa People Try to Dun It / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lower-Deck Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Lying to the Perp / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	MacGyvering / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mad Artist / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mad Doctor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Madwoman in the Attic / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mafia Princess / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Magical Defibrillator / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mail-Order Bride / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mailbox Baseball / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Makeover Montage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Making Love in All the Wrong Places / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Malevolent Masked Men / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mama Didn't Raise No Criminal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Man Bites Man / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Man on Fire / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Manchurian Agent / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mandatory Twist Ending / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Marathon Running / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Marked Bullet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Married to the Job / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Masked Luchador / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Master of Disguise / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Meaningful Funeral / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Meaningless Villain Victory / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Measuring the Marigolds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Medication Tampering / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mid-Life Crisis Car / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mile-High Club / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mime and Music-Only Cartoon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Minor with Fake I.D. / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Miranda Rights / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Misfit Lab Rat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Misplaced Vegetation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Misplaced Wildlife / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Missed Him by That Much / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mistaken for an Imposter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mistaken for Cheating / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mistaken for Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mistaken for Pedophile / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mistaken for Pregnant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Modesty Bedsheet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Money to Burn / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Monochrome Casting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Monster Fangirl / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Monumental Theft / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mooning / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Morning Sickness / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Motive Rant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Moving Buildings / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mr. Smith / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Multi-Part Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mummies at the Dinner Table / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mundangerous / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Murder Ballad / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Murder by Mistake / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	murder.com / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Murder-Suicide / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Murderer P.O.V. / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Music Video Syndrome / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Musical Spoiler / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Mutual Kill / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	My Eyes Are Up Here / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	NaÃ¯ve Newcomer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Named After Somebody Famous / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Narrowed It Down to the Guy I Recognize / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nature Versus Nurture / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Naughty Under the Table / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nausea Dissonance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Necro Cam / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Necro Non Sequitur / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Need a Hand, or a Handjob? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Needle in a Stack of Needles / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nerds Are Virgins / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Never Suicide / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	New Meat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Newscaster Cameo / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Night Swim Equals Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Nighthawks" Shot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No Badge? No Problem! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No Dead Body Poops / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No Fourth Wall / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No Medication for Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"No Peeking!" Request / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No Peripheral Vision / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	No-Tell Motel / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nobody Poops / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nobody Thinks It Will Work / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Nocturnal Emission / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not Actually His Child / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not Even Bothering with the Accent / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not Proven / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not Quite the Right Thing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not-So-Fake Prop Weapon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Not That Kind of Doctor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Notable Non Sequitur / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Number of Objects" Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Obfuscating Disability / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Obliviously Evil / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Of Corpse He's Alive / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Of Corset Hurts / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Of Corsets Funny / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Off-into-the-Distance Ending / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Off the Record / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Off with His Head! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Office Romance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Official Kiss / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Old Flame / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Old Friend / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ominous Crack / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ominous Music Box Tune / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Omniscient Database / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	On the Next / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	One-Hit Polykill / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	One of Our Own / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Only Known by Initials / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Open Heart Dentistry / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Open Mouth, Insert Foot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Open!" Says Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Orderlies are Creeps / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Organ Dodge / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Organ Theft / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Orgy of Evidence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Orifice Evacuation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Out of Focus / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Out with a Bang / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Outranking Your Job / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pac-Man Fever / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pædo Hunt / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Parallel Porn Titles / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pardon My Klingon / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Parental Marriage Veto / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Parents Know Their Children / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pass the Popcorn / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Passed-Over Promotion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pater Familicide / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Perfect Poison / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Perp Walk / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Perpetual Molt / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Person as Verb / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Persona Non Grata / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Perverted Sniffing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Phoney Call / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Phony Psychic / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Physical Disability in Media / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Picky People Eater / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pig Latin / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pimp Duds / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pinocchio Nose / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Piranha Problem / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pizza Boy Special Delivery / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Plane Awful Flight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Plot Allergy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Plot-Triggering Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Plucky Comic Relief / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pointy-Haired Boss / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Poisoned Chalice Switcheroo / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Pop!" Goes the Human / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Porn Stache / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Porn Stash / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pottery Barn Poor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Power Outage Plot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Practice Target Overkill / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Prank Date / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Predatory Prostitute / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pretentious Latin Motto / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pretentious Pronunciation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Previously onâ€¦ / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pro Wrestling Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Produced by Cast Member / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Product Displacement / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Professional Butt-Kisser / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Proud to Be a Geek / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Psycho Supporter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pull the Thread / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pummeling the Corpse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Put Me In, Coach! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Pyromaniac / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Quick Change / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Quickly-Demoted Woman / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Quip to Black / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Quoting Myself / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rabid Cop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Racing the Train / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Raging Stiffie / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Railroad Tracks of Doom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rain of Blood / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Raised as the Opposite Gender / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Raised by Grandparents / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ransacked Room / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ransom Drop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rape and Revenge / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rape Leads to Insanity / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire Typing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Rashomon"-Style / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rasputinian Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Real Men Get Shot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Real Song Theme Tune / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Really Dead Montage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Reckless Gun Usage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Recognition Failure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Record Needle Scratch / int_cac1f772
RedDragon	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Red Filter of Doom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Reflective Eyes / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Refused Reunion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Regularly Scheduled Evil / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Relationship Upgrade / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Relocating the Explosion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Reminiscing About Your Victims / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Reptilian Conspiracy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Required Spinoff Crossover / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Retired Monster / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Retired Outlaw / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Reverse Whodunnit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Revisiting the Cold Case / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rhyming Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Right Through His Pants / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ripped from the Phone Book / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rising Water, Rising Tension / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Road-Sign Reversal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rogue Juror / int_cac1f772
Romanovs And Revolutions	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Rouge Angles of Satin / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rube Goldberg Hates Your Guts / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rule of Perception / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Rule of Pool / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Run for the Border / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ruptured Appendix / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Safe, Sane, and Consensual / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Safe Word / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Same-Sex Triplets / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sand Necktie / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sarcasm Failure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sauna of Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Say Your Prayers / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scam Religion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scaramanga Special / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scare 'Em Straight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scary Minority Suspect / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scary Surprise Party / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scenery Censor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Science at the Speed of Plot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Science Fair / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Science Hero / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Scrabble Babble / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I Have Money! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Second Episode Introduction / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Second Episode Substitute / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Second-Face Smoke / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Secret Other Family / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Secret Relationship / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Secret Squatter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Seeker Archetype / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Selective Squeamishness Suppression / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Self-Defenseless / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Self-Immolation / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Semper Fi / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sequel Gap / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Serial Killer Baiting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Serial Killings, Specific Target / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Series Franchise / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Series of the 2000s / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Severed Head Sports / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sex Is Evil / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sex Signals Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sexy Santa Dress / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sexy Whatever Outfit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Share the Male Pain / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shared Mass Hallucination / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shark Pool / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sherlock Scan / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shoo Out the New Guy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shot to the Heart / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Shovel Strike / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sibling Triangle / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Side Bet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Signature Scent / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Silent Scapegoat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Silly Walk / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Silver Bullet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Silver Fox / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Simple Solution Won't Work / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Simultaneous Arcs / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Single Mom Stripper / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sins of Our Fathers / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Skepticism Failure / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Skinny Dipping / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Skyscraper Messages / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sleeping with the Boss / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sleepwalking / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sleight of Tongue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Gender Inequality / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Law Enforcement / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Shiny Versus Gritty / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Slipping a Mickey / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Small Parent, Huge Child / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Smart People Know Latin / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Smells of Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Smelly Feet Gag / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Smoking Barrel Blowout / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Smoking Gun Control / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Snark-to-Snark Combat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sniff Sniff Nom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Snuff Film / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Soap Opera Rapid Aging Syndrome / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sock It to Them / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Somebody Named "Nobody" / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Somewhere, an Entomologist Is Crying / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Son of a Whore / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Songs in the Key of Lock / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sore Loser / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Speaking Up for Another / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Special Guest / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sphere Factor / int_cac1f772
SpikeTV	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Spill Stain Sabotage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spin-Off Babies / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spiteful Spit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spiteful Suicide / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spoiled by the Format / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spontaneous Human Combustion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spoonerism / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spree Killer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Spy's Suspicious Spouse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stab the Salad / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stalker Shrine / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stalker with a Test Tube / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Start to Corpse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Starting a New Life / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Statute of Limitations / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stealing from the Till / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stealth Expert / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stepping Out for a Quick Cup of Coffee / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stepping-Stone Sword / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stock Animal Diet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stock Unsolved Mysteries / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stolen by Staying Still / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stolen Credit Backfire / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Story Arc / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Strapped to a Bomb / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Strapped to an Operating Table / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Straw Vegetarian / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Straw Vulcan / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Strawman Ball / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stray Shots Strike Nothing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Streetwalker / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Strike Me Down with All of Your Hatred! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stunt Casting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Stupidest Thing I've Ever Heard / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Subculture of the Week / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Subordinate Excuse / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Subverted Suspicion Aesop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suicide by Cop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suicide for Others' Happiness / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suicide, Not Murder / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suicide Pact / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Super Identikit / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Superhero Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Surgeons Can Do Autopsies If They Want / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suspicious Spending / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suspiciously Clean Criminal Record / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Suspiciously Specific Tense / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Swallow the Key / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sweet and Sour Grapes / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Switching P.O.V. / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Symbolic Blood / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Symbolically Broken Object / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Sympathetic Murderer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Syndication Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tag-Along Actor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Take Me Out at the Ball Game / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Taken Off the Case / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Taking the Heat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Talking Down the Suicidal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tattoo as Character Type / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Taught by Television / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Taxidermy Is Creepy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Teacher/Student Romance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Team Mom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Team Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Technical Advisor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Technically a Smile / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Technologically Blind Elders / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Teen Pregnancy / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Temporary Substitute / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ten Little Murder Victims / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ten Paces and Turn / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Terminally-Ill Criminal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Terminology Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Terrible Interviewees Montage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Baby Trap / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Bet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Big Board / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Body Parts That Must Not Be Named / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Calls Are Coming from Inside the House / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Cameo / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Can Kicked Him / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Captain / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Case of... / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Casino / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Coroner Doth Protest Too Much / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Corpse Stops Here / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Danza / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Dog Was the Mastermind / int_cac1f772
TheFlash	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Gambling Addict / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Help Helping Themselves / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Illegal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Judge / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Ketchup Test / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Killer Was Left-Handed / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Lab Rat / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Last DJ / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Last Dance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Leader / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Living Dead / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Medic / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Mentally Disturbed / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Mob Boss Is Scarier / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Murder After / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Nose Knows / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Oner / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Only Believer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Peeping Tom / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Pen Is Mightier / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Professor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Psycho Rangers / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Reliable One / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Secret of Long Pork Pies / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Show Goes Hollywood / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Unsolved Mystery / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Vietnam Vet / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The Watson / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	The X of Y / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Theme Serial Killer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Themed Aliases / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Themed Wedding / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	There Are No Coincidences / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	There Should Be a Law / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	There Will Be Toilet Paper / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	They Have the Scent! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Third Line, Some Waiting / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	30-Second Blackout / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	This Bear Was Framed / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	This Explains So Much / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	This Is Not a Floor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Threatening Shark / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Thriller on the Express / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Through the Eyes of Madness / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Throwing the Fight / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tie-In Novel / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Time-Delayed Death / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Time-Passage Beard / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Title-Only Opening / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	To Be Continued / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Token Minority / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tongue Trauma / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tonight, Someone Kisses / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Toplessness from the Back / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tragic One-Shot Character / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trail of Blood / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trail of Bread Crumbs / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Train Escape / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trans Relationship Troubles / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trans Tribulations / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Transplant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trapped by Gambling Debts / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trapped in a Sinking Car / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trash Landing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Traumatic C-Section / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Treasure Chest Cavity / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Troubling Unchildlike Behavior / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Trust Me, I'm an X / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tuckerization / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Tunnel of Love / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Turbine Blender / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Turtle Power / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Two Dun It / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Two-Faced / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Twofer Token Minority / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unbroken Vigil / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unconventional Smoothie / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Under New Management / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Undercover Cop Reveal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Underside Ride / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unequal Pairing / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unintentionally Notorious Crime / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unit Confusion / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Universal Ammunition / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Unwanted Rescue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Urban Legends / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Used Future / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Useless Security Camera / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Useless Spleen / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Using You All Along / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vampire Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vehicle-Roof Body Disposal / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vehicular Sabotage / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vengeful Vending Machine / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Verbing Nouny / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Versus Title / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vetinari Job Security / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Victim of the Week / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Video Arcade / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Viewer-Friendly Interface / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Viewers Are Goldfish / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vigilante Execution / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vigilante Injustice / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vignette Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Villain Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Villainous Incest / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Violence Detector / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Visible Odor / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Voiceover Letter / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vomit Indiscretion Shot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vomiting Cop / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vorpal Pillow / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wacky Parent, Serious Child / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Waking Up Elsewhere / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Walking Transplant / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	War Reenactors / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Was It Really Worth It? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Water Torture / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wax Museum Morgue / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	We Hardly Knew Ye / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	We Have the Keys / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	We Have to Get the Bullet Out! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	We Need to Get Proof / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	We Should Get Another Tape / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Weaponized Camera / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Weather Report / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wedding/Death Juxtaposition / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Weight and Switch / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Weighted Gloves / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Welcome Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	West Coast Team / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	What a Drag / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	What Did I Do Last Night? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	What Did You Expect When You Named It ____? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	What If the Baby Is Like Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	What Is This, X? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	When I Was Your Age... / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Where No Parody Has Gone Before / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	"Which Restroom?" Dilemma / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Whip of Dominance / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	White Male Lead / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Who Writes This Crap?! / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Whodunnit to Me? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Why Are You Looking at Me Like That? / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wife-Basher Basher / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Window Love / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	With Due Respect / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Women's Mysteries / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Workaholic / int_cac1f792
CSI	hasFeature	Working the Same Case / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Worth It / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wrench Wench / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wrench Whack / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Writers Suck / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Written-In Absence / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wrong Bathroom Incident / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	X-Ray of Pain / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Can't Make an Omelette... / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You, Get Me Coffee / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Just Told Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Need to Get Laid / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Wake Up in a Room / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Were Trying Too Hard / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	You Would Do the Same for Me / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Your Other Left / int_cac1f772
CSi	sameAs	CSI
Cold Case	seeAlso	CSI
Criminal Minds	seeAlso	CSI
Fringe	seeAlso	CSI
CSI	hasFeature	Establishing Shot / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Genre Popularizer / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hot Scientist / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Hypno Fool / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Paintball Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Paranormal Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Recap Episode / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Vampire Vannabe / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Walk and Talk / int_cac1f772
CSI	hasFeature	Wrong Genetic Sex / int_cac1f772

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