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I can't decide between Greg's "Kiss my a$$" or Super Dave's "He made me wear it" as my favorite line of this episode. Though Archie's "We can hear you" during Wendy's argument with Hodges was a close runner-up.

I'm just hoping this doesn't become CSI's version of TNG's Lower Decks (that was the episode which focused on the Enterprise's junior officers rather than the main crew). However considering the lab techs are already well-established this should be an interesting episode.

The History Channel would not get away with this in America. I prefer to keep CSI:NY and my WW:II documentries separate please

So I take it fertility drugs increase those numbers.

First of all I enjoyed this episode mostly because it had the lovely Leslie Bibb playing triplets. It was so tragic that her character got killed off on Crossing Jordan (yes I know that it was one of the first CSI copycats but its still quite enjoyable). Anyway I was wondering what are the...

I was glad to see someone else noticed the writers forgot that Greg lost his virginity at 22 yet this episode he's talking about having sex in the backseat of his car in high school. Granted it was only mentioned once (and for comedic effect) so I'll give the writer some slack. I did laugh at...

You know it still isn't clear how the victims were chosen (but the writers could be saving that for when they do unmask the killer). I mean I would almost say they were chosen randomly if it weren't for all the connections to Ernie Dell (but then again that could be the connection).

Sadly the third spinoff killed off Star Trek (though technically it would be the fourth since all four shows: TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT are spinoffs of the original). So I'm glad to see the producers not trying for another show. Eventually every show needs to take a break for a number of years...

You neglected to mention the wonderful scene with Sid inviting Mac to Thanksgiving dinner with his family. This was the first time I've seen the usually creepy but funny coroner show off his fatherly side toward Mac of all people. I also loved how Mac also teased Sid about eating a little more...

I had the whole disguise plan pegged right away (its easy to recognize Roger after watching him on Highlander). However I was glad that the writers kept his identity secret until the end.

Uh oh, if Liev's character is joining the crime lab, could someone be leaving this season? At least they are simply reporting that he will be a recurring character.

I loved his appearences on Highlander. In fact after his character met his demise on the show, the producers still brought back by having him appear in flashbacks (incidently another singer/guest villain Roland Gift also came back in flashbacks after being killed off on the show).

I hope his wife doesn't have a gambling problem because that would be too easy.

While I would have liked to see more Warrick (its too bad he wasn't on the case because I would have liked to see his version of the events) Greg's Sin City (the comic book/movie not the nickname for Vegas) kept me laughing. And I also have to mention that CSI got another guest appearance from...

The writerss must be reading our minds (or our comments). They found a great way to get rid of Frankie and put Stella in the spotlight in a big way.

I actually thought the ending was pretty ambiguous. Even though Hannah told Sara her brother did it I felt that she only said that to mess with her. So there remains the possiblity that Hannah was the real killer.

When I heard his accent in the movie, I knew that was Carmine. Too bad most of scenes were pretty much blink and you'll miss him. By the way was Sgt. Ruiz played by the guy from Without A Trace? If it is, then I'll say its a big coincidence that both of them are working in New York.

In another strange coincidence Brass mentions he used to be a Marine. On CSI:NY Mac is also a former Marine. You know, it would be funny if they served in the same unit.

Only CSI would air an extreme gluttony episode on Thanksgiving. I would be careful about stuffing myself before watching it.

Re: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation--'A Bullet Runs Through I I'm glad to see you focused your analysis entirely on the episode and not on a certain moustache boy.