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They really should have had a few episodes where Delko was still off before this one.

OK I have now googled this and from this web page a 9mm or .357 magnum would be lethal at 2ft. In the CSI Miami episode, the distance between victim and shooter looked further than that.

The one where they were firing at an angle into a swimming pool was firing into the water and it was Adam and Jamie doing it. Firing under water came in a myths revisited programme and that was done by the junior team and no "angles" were used as it was answering the question of what if the gun...

The mythbusters episode where a gun was actually fired underwater, was on a myths revisited programme in response to the tests of firing a gun into water. In the first one, bullets from the ultra high speed and heavy calibre shattered on impact and there was no further penetration. When they did...

Firing a handgun under water? I remember the junior team on mythbusters did this with a number of fire arms, can anyone remember the range under water that they assessed the 9mm to be effective. I got the impression that distance in this episode was beyond that range.

This is more a concept idea as the details are sketchy. The team are called to investigate the murder of some gangster, find that the scene has been expertly cleaned. Various team members find themselves being shadowed but the people doing it are ultra professionals. Somewhere along the line...

Does anyone have a direct link to that secret scene? Is it still available anywhere?

Or maybe Anna was going on Maternity leave so hastily they had to write her character out for a while. BTW, sorry to do this but the review contains an error. The gas was CO (carbon monoxide) not CO2 (Carbon dioxide) as any high school chemistry student will tell you.

What no comment about the final scene which is a close up of two tall candles and a smaller one? I thought this was quite a good allusion to 9/11 and the towers that fell that day?

The writers are inconsistant on Natalia's role as being the mole. Earlier in the series when the lab is aware of a mole being present and Natalia is aware of this talk, why did she not report this back that the feds had a mole? If she is only reporting good things because she sees no malfesance...

That end coda piece with stella was unnecassary. It would have been better if they had just closed the episode with Danny crying on Mac's shoulder

Since they referenced the urban ledgend, it should be noted for the record, the belief that Hoffa is buried in the football field in New York is false. On the programme Mythbusters they buried a dead pig in concrete for six months and then used ground penertrating radar to see what it would look...

What I disliked about this one on the b case was the way, yet again, left handed people are made out to be the bad guys. :mad: Why can not being left handed be a reason why someone is innocent.

Is there a reason why Vanessa Ferlito left the series? Was she pushed like the person who played Yelina in CSIM or did she jump? :confused:

We have seen this in the UK now and as a regular poster on Bad Astronomy and Universe Today forum this episode sucked, badly The reason The Tsunami, which at least the Tsunami expert points out is not the same thing as a tidal wave. The mechanism to get this Tsunami, the eruption of a...

Re: Channel Five Postpones 'Grave Danger' In Wake Of London TV companies do this all the time and allow terrorists dictate their actions. The London bombings are still a live issue and will be for some time, what is there to stop Channel 5 deciding that it needs to postpone it again, and say...