CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda

The CSIs investigate a murder case in which the prime suspect from a murder case that occurred 12 years prior is the main suspect.

Episode Info

Episode number: 9x7
Airdate: Thursday November 20th, 2008

Director: Brad Tanenbaum (1)
Story: Naren Shankar, Allen MacDonald
Teleplay: Allen MacDonald

Alternate Airdates:

UK (Channel 5)	Feb 24, 2009
NL (RTL 4)	Apr 06, 2009

Currently 8.8/10

8.8/10 (17 Votes cast)

Guest Stars

Archie Kao As Archie Johnson Recurring	Jessica Collins (2) As Natalie Davis Recurring
Jose Zuniga As Det. Cavaliere Recurring	Michael Ensign As Judge Brenner Recurring
Alison Pill As Kelsey Levin	Billy Lush As Nathan Levin
Joey King As Nora Rowe	Loren Dean (1) As Peter Rowe

Co-Guest Stars

Amy Aquino As A.D.A. Valerie Nichols Recurring	Cyd Strittmatter As Dr. Wilson
Joshua Malina As DA Monroe	Michael Hagerty As Hal Jackmin

Main Cast

George Eads As Nick Stokes	Paul Guilfoyle (1) As Captain Jim Brass
Eric Szmanda As Greg Sanders	Robert David Hall As Dr. Al Robbins
Wallace Langham As David Hodges	David Berman As Dr. David Phillips
Marg Helgenberger As Catherine Willows	Liz Vassey As Wendy Simms
Lauren Lee Smith As Riley Adams	William Petersen As Gil Grissom

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Cultural References

Title: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda

The term Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda is English slang for regrets, mistakes, and missed opportunities. In essence it means things you "would have" done, "could have" done, and "should have" done... but did not do. It can be said in wistful terms, wishing one had done things differently... in snide terms, referring to things being too late to change (usually to another person engaging in wishful expressions)... and in terms of simple acknowledgment of the reality of what one has done.