Episode Info

Prev: 13x22 -- Skin in the Game (May/15/2013)

As Russell and his team investigate a series of murders, one of their own confronts peril on a dangerous undercover mission to get close to the killer

Cast

Ted Danson As Diebenkorn "D.B." Russell (S12-present)	Elisabeth Shue As Julie Finlay (S12-present)
George Eads As Nick Stokes (S01-present)	Paul Guilfoyle (1) As Captain Jim Brass (S01-present)
Jorja Fox As Sara Sidle (S01-08/S11-present; recurring otherwise)	Eric Szmanda As Greg Sanders (S03-present; recurring previously)
Robert David Hall As Dr. Al Robbins (S03-present; recurring previously)	Wallace Langham As David Hodges (S08-present; recurring previously)
Elisabeth Harnois As Morgan Brody (S12-present)	Marg Helgenberger As Catherine Willows (S01-S12 eps 12 (#263))
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Reviews

tikidawg Reviews: 57

Who thought science could be this entertaining?Rating: 4 likes, 1 dislikes Who thought science could be this entertaining? Not me. Science and I have never gotten along. Usually anything scientific becomes an instant bore-fest for me, but CSI is quite the opposite. The science and different forensic techniques used on the show are way cool and made me more interested in how a case is solved rather than the "whodunit" formula most crime shows follow. Read more Review posted on Monday, August 27th 2007 at 3:21 pm

REK-CAF Reviews: 13

Most watched show on TV?Rating: 1 likes, 2 dislikes Well is this a good show? I guess it must be since it is the most watched show on television apparently. The reason for that is the fact that it never gets old and there are ALWAYS new ideas. I mean, there's got to be at least 1349382 different ways that a person could be murdered. The characters are good, although there are some that I don't like. I love the way they do the reenactments of the murders to give you a feel for what really happened. Hopefully this show can keep it up. Read more Review posted on Friday, December 28th 2007 at 11:54 am

garycbelleville Reviews: 7

Wow, Sorry to see her go.Rating: 0 likes, 1 dislikes I love this show ,I loved it when it came out then and still enjoy it now. Out of all CSI shows on, this one is the best. CSI is about the science and techniques behind the investigations, where as CSI NY is more about the people in the lab and CSI Miami which zips through the science portion as if the director or writers were all jocks. Read more Review posted on Thursday, January 26th 2012 at 6:22 pm

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13x22: Skin in the Game recap: The episode begins at a ‘Black Sabbath’ concert, where Conrad and Russell meet John Merchiston, a reporter, who wants to do a story on the team. Conrad thinks that it would be good PR, but Russell doesn’t seem to be too crazy about the idea of John hanging around with the team for three days. However, he agrees. Russell gets called to the latest crime scene. Russell and John arrive at the scene, and Brass tells John not to touch anything. John tells him that he has gone through his forensics training when he did a piece on Scotland Yard... read more.

13x21: Ghosts Of The Past recap: The episode begins with a ghost hunter, Owen Webber and his team, Doug and Carrie, trying to hunt the ghost of Walter Sims, a gruesome serial killer. Carrie goes to check the room where Sims killed the little boys. Owen and Doug go to the hanging room, which has a lot of metallic hooks (used to hang meat) hanging from the ceiling. Doug tries to summon Sims’s spirit. He pulls out a knife from his bag pack, similar to the ones that Sims used to butcher the boys, and tries to lure the ghosts. At that moment, the metallic hooks start clanking, and it is seen that the knife has disappeared. Doug starts screaming... read more.

13x20: Fearless recap: The episode begins with the Force of Mind seminar being conducted by Alan Quinn. Hodges’ girlfriend, Elisabetta, who is also attending the seminar, tells Hodges over the phone, that she is having a great time. She tells him that she is about to enter the sacred mud bath. She hangs up the phone and enters the bath, where Santo is waiting for her. He wants to know if she has told Hodges about him. She tells him that it is not the right time. They are about to have some fun when a dead body floats to the surface of the bath. Later, the team arrives at the crime scene... read more.

13x19: Backfire recap: The episode begins with a little girl preparing breakfast. There is blood on the kitchen floor. The girl takes her breakfast and walks past three dead bodies lying in the hall. She picks up a book from the shelf and walks out of the house. Later, the CSI team arrives at the scene. Robbins talks to the little girl, Molly. Russell arrives and Robbins tells him that the girl’s last name is Goodwin. She lived in the house with her mother, Grace, and uncle, Steven. There are three dead bodies, one of which is Steven’s, and the other two appear to be his friends... read more.

13x18: Sheltered recap: The episode begins with a man being chased and killed. The team arrives at the site and judging by the camouflage, Nick says that the man could be ex-military. A homeless couple found the body. There is extensive bruising on the face and an animal bite mark on the leg. Nick thinks it could be a wolf or a dog. He also sees that somebody took away the victim’s hands. So, with no ID, no wallet, no fingerprints, they are stumped. At the lab, Sara and Russell go through the surveillance footage and they see some guy dumping the victim. He was wearing night vision goggles... read more.

Crew

Creator: Anthony E. Zuiker
Executive Producer: Louis Shaw Milito, Don McGill, Jonathan Littman, Anthony E. Zuiker, Jerry Bruckheimer, Carol Mendelsohn, Ann Donahue, Kenneth Fink, Danny Cannon, Cindy Chvatal

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