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The CSI team suspects an entire family has been murdered, but cannot prove it until they find the victims' bodies. When the blood evidence suggests only three people were killed, Nick is the only one on the CSI team that believes the fourth family member, the young daughter, is still alive. Now, it's a race against time to find the perpetrators who may lead the CSIs to a possible survivor.
Episode Info
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Episode number: 6x5 Airdate: Thursday October 20th, 2005 |
Co-Guest Stars
Main Cast
Episode Notes
The story of this episode was originally about how Grissom was convinced Cassie was alive. However, William Petersen's nephew passed away and he wasn't able to be at the taping of the episode due to the funeral. So instead, the writers changed the story to be about Nick thinking Cassie is alive.
This episode received a 2005-2006 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series.
Episode Quotes
Sara: Greg, I think I found something.
Greg: Is it the bodies?
Sara: No.
Greg: Sweet Mary Jane. The Emerald City.
Greg: Is it the bodies?
Sara: No.
Greg: Sweet Mary Jane. The Emerald City.
Sara: I think this print dust is getting to me. Would you mind finishing up the fridge?
Greg: Do I get a gold star?
Greg: Do I get a gold star?
Warrick: You know, I was talking to Tina last night and she said something that made me think.
Greg: (coughs) Yoko Ono.
Greg: (coughs) Yoko Ono.
Sara: (to Nick who is printing the coffeemaker) Are we having a Taster's Choice moment?
Greg: It's a ganja graveyard.
Sara: No, it's motive.
Sara: No, it's motive.
Cultural References
Title: Gum Drops
Gum Drops are a type of candy made of a thick, gelatinous sugar, about a cubic centimeter in size, usually coming in bright artificial colors and with a light dusting of additional granulated sugar. Usually some mild fruit or spice flavoring is applied, and the latter are usually called spice drops. They are often used to decorate gingerbread houses during the holidays.
Gum Drops are a type of candy made of a thick, gelatinous sugar, about a cubic centimeter in size, usually coming in bright artificial colors and with a light dusting of additional granulated sugar. Usually some mild fruit or spice flavoring is applied, and the latter are usually called spice drops. They are often used to decorate gingerbread houses during the holidays.
Visual: Cassie leaving a trail of gum and gum wrappers.
This is similar to Hansel & Gretel leaving a trail of breadcrumbs so they could find their way back.
This is similar to Hansel & Gretel leaving a trail of breadcrumbs so they could find their way back.
Greg: Sweet Mary Jane. The Emerald City.
Mary Jane and Emerald City are both slang terms for marijuana.
Mary Jane and Emerald City are both slang terms for marijuana.
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