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Liked the short scene where they tied up the civil suit vs Greg… wonder if they did that because they plan yet one more altercation between him and the brother?
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They showed exactly that in the previews for next week’s episode. The brother apparently commits a murder.
[QUOTE=Loach]
I know it has become a cliche to mention the CSI flashlights but in this episode it really bothered me. In the flashback scenes the house was brightly lit. Every light in the house was on. Did the killer take the time to turn off all the lights? It seems like he was in a hurry, got spooked and left before he could do a proper job on the last one. And yet every light in the house was off when the CSI team got there.
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And even if the killer did take the time to turn off all the lights, the CSI people didn’t even bother to simply turn them back on! I even commented to my husband last night that it drives me crazy that they hunt around houses that have working lights using flashlights all the time. It doesn’t make the least bit of sense.
[QUOTE=LateComer]
They showed exactly that in the previews for next week’s episode. The brother apparently commits a murder.
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I apparetnly didnt get the preview… thanks!
[QUOTE=LateComer]
They showed exactly that in the previews for next week’s episode. The brother apparently commits a murder.
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Sigh…and the age-old debate over whether previews should be considered spoilers continues (many of us avoid previews for just such a reason).
[QUOTE=simster]
nitpick:
I can see Warick visiting the relative of the victim…
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Did anyone else notice that after the grandmother is done beaming about her granddaughter ‘the showgirl’, he says he is working the case of the murdered showgirls. Then she says very matter of factly “oh, the ones all over the news?” So her granddaughter is a showgirl, six showgirls are murdered, and she is not even slightly concerned?
[QUOTE=RedSwinglineOne]
Did anyone else notice that after the grandmother is done beaming about her granddaughter ‘the showgirl’, he says he is working the case of the murdered showgirls. Then she says very matter of factly “oh, the ones all over the news?” So her granddaughter is a showgirl, six showgirls are murdered, and she is not even slightly concerned?
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Well… if we knew the timing of it better, sure… there are ‘lots’ of showgirls in vegas, and assuming the picture hadnt been released (she was the ‘next of kin’, and she hadn’t been notified when warick got there)… so I can perfectly see that reaction.
That’s right, Warick realizes the connection from looking at the early newspaper article about those 6 - they were looking at it as a clue - , not in a news report about the 6 where their pictures are shown.
[QUOTE=simster]
nitpick:
at teh beginning of the episode, the 2 girls come into the dirty kitchen and see a lit cigarette in the ashtray.
HOURS later, when Sarah arrives, that cigarette is still lit!
That’s some serious long cigarette time!
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They showed the cigarette burned all the way down to the butt with just a delicate filigree of ash still attached. Seemed accurate enough to me.
[QUOTE=simster]
Well… if we knew the timing of it better, sure… there are ‘lots’ of showgirls in vegas, and assuming the picture hadnt been released (she was the ‘next of kin’, and she hadn’t been notified when warick got there)… so I can perfectly see that reaction.
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You would think though, that a grandmother would pick up the phone to call her grandbaby as soon as the words “showgirl murders” were on the TV screen or newspaper. And if the girl doesn’t answer…next call to the hospitals, etc etc.
That’s what grandmother’s do!!!
[QUOTE=HelloKitty]
… And if the girl doesn’t answer…next call to the hospitals, etc etc.
That’s what grandmother’s do!!!
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Thank you. My point exactly. 
[QUOTE=Loach]
I know it has become a cliche to mention the CSI flashlights but in this episode it really bothered me. In the flashback scenes the house was brightly lit. Every light in the house was on. Did the killer take the time to turn off all the lights? It seems like he was in a hurry, got spooked and left before he could do a proper job on the last one. And yet every light in the house was off when the CSI team got there.
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Killer: “Hey! Does it LOOK like the half dozen women I killed own stock in General Electric?”
[QUOTE=Terminus Est]
They showed the cigarette burned all the way down to the butt with just a delicate filigree of ash still attached. Seemed accurate enough to me.
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I just watched that snippet again (still on the DVR) - I could’ve swore it was still smoking last nite - but it was not… lots of ash hanging off of it… so, oh well…
