CSI: Miami: Simple Man

Horatio is preparing to testify at a murder trial, though when he receives new information that may prove the man innocent, he realizes that there is a serial killer on the loose. Now, CSI must find the real suspect in order to prove the innocence of the man.

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Episode Info

Episode number: 1x17
Airdate: Monday February 24th, 2003

Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Steven Maeda

Guest Stars

Holt McCallany As Detective John Hagen Recurring	John J. Dalesandro (1) As Reporter #3 Recurring
Jose Zuniga As Carl Galaz Recurring	Paula Garcés As Carmen Abregon Recurring
Sofia Milos As Detective Yelina Salas Recurring	Stephen Tobolowsky As Assistant State Attorney Don Haffman Recurring
Wanda De Jesus As Detective Adell Sevilla Recurring	Elizabeth Peña As Councilwoman Mercedes Escalante
Elliott Grey As Well-Manicured Attorney	Genna Ambatielos As Reporter #2
Jenna Chevigny As Reporter #4	Jessica Diz As Bonita Cruz
Jodi Knotts As Miss Talbot	Ken Garcia (1) As File Clerk
Mel Fair As Reporter #1	Richard Yniguez As Lorenzo Escalante
Stan Sellers As Judge David Arce

Main Cast

David Caruso As Lieutenant Horatio Caine	Emily Procter As Calleigh Duquesne
Adam Rodriguez As Eric 'Delko' Delektorsky	Khandi Alexander As Chief Medical Examiner Alexx Woods
Rory Cochrane As Tim Speedle

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Episode Notes

This episode won an Emmy for Best Series Cinematography.

Music

Artist	Song Title	Played When
Massive Attack	Everywhen

Episode Quotes

John Hagen: I'm just saying, it's a hell of a lonely road he's walking.
Calleigh: Well, that's why I'm walking it with him.

Episode Goofs

About seven minutes into the episode, the Assistant State Attorney confronts Horatio outside of the lab. When he describes the case and its evidence, he means to say "His DNA under her fingernails," but he messes up his line and says "His DNA under his fingernails," which makes absolutely no sense in the context of the evidence. The actor clearly flubbed his line.

Cultural References

Calleigh: Be still my heart.

This line pays homage to the ancient Greek poet, Homer, who quotes, "Be still my heart; thou hast known worse than this."

Horatio: We've got mail.

This line pays homage to the film "You've Got Mail" (1998).

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