dopebabygirl
CSI Level Two
yeah even being pregnant for only 4 or 5 month 
Ooops, What a mistake!
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thecreepyplace
Hit and Run
LOL, I was watching that episode last night ! ahahaa. I've never noticed that.
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I don't have an answer for you because I just don't think it is possible for a bloodstain on a bandage to shrink. But as you must know by now, anything is possible on TV.
I like this thread. Al these things you guys point out, I never seem to spot them myself.
Samantha932
Civilian
Not sure if this was intentional or not... (or if it's already been mentioned, if so, sorry) In 3x10 Sweet Sixteen, when Mac and Danny are on the roof, Mac is asking if the victim was having any trouble. When Danny goes to follow Mac, he backs up, trips over his own crime scene kit, then tries to hide a grin. (It's at about 8:45 if you're watching the DVD) This was pointed out to me on another site (can't remember where) and I laughed so hard when I saw it...
Danny also tripped over a stereo when he went to give a girl CPR in "Supply and Demand." Poor Carmine's a bit of a klutz. :lol:
AppleJack
Police Officer
I just watched the scene and it's really funny. :lol: Thanks for mentioning the exact time when it happens, saved me some time there.
Top41, Carmine might be a bit of a klutz but he managed to not ruin the scene. He didn't even grin there!
Samantha932
Civilian
Just went back and watched that one, and as another point, the stereo in question actually went back to where it was originally when the shot changed to Danny telling the guy to call 911... Then moved back to being upset at Danny's feet again... lol
CCA
Police Officer
Okay I could be way off here, but
as far as I know, only dectectives get dectective badges...not CSI's. They have badges but they have their own. I know some can make arrests, but for the most part it's either a uniformed officer or dectective,...that and chasing down a suspects.
I know it's a tv show, but when I see them hold their guns up..when the procedure is to hold them down to the ground all I keep thinking is a mouse is going to come out scare one of them, the gun goess off and goes something like this
"wow, thank you for shooting me in the head, I didn't need this! Kind of puts a damper on things you know!?..Shouldn't you be in a lab somewhere?"
as far as I know, only dectectives get dectective badges...not CSI's. They have badges but they have their own. I know some can make arrests, but for the most part it's either a uniformed officer or dectective,...that and chasing down a suspects.
I know it's a tv show, but when I see them hold their guns up..when the procedure is to hold them down to the ground all I keep thinking is a mouse is going to come out scare one of them, the gun goess off and goes something like this
"wow, thank you for shooting me in the head, I didn't need this! Kind of puts a damper on things you know!?..Shouldn't you be in a lab somewhere?"
CSINYGal88
Hit and Run
Oh yes, continuity. Something that editors should be good in, at the hollywood level. I think Gary's father could teach them a thing or two. He's an editor...:lol:
racefh853629
Pathologist
I think the CSIs are okay for that because they're technically all detectives... I think this is the only show where that's true, but as far as I know, they all are detectives...
CCA
Police Officer
Okay I did find the info, so it looks like I was wrong. Most CSI's are not but in NY its run a little different..
The Crime Scene Unit is composed of NYPD detectives (or occasionally police officers that are awaiting their promotion to detective), not civilian technicians like crime scene units in other parts of the U.S. Generally these detectives come from an Evidence Collection Team which is operated at the borough level.
I do know this though, you have to have 5 years on the job before your even considered for the role of Detective.
The Crime Scene Unit is composed of NYPD detectives (or occasionally police officers that are awaiting their promotion to detective), not civilian technicians like crime scene units in other parts of the U.S. Generally these detectives come from an Evidence Collection Team which is operated at the borough level.
I do know this though, you have to have 5 years on the job before your even considered for the role of Detective.
CCA
Police Officer
Apparently they like using this scene, cause they just recaped an old scene and put it in "Mac Taylor" Where the cop cars show up at the warehouse in "Snow Day", and just reading the first page...this isn't the first time they've used it. LOL Man...Flack has to be one confused guy, somebody better give him better directions he keeps showing up at the same place!!!
FlackFan01
Police Officer
Yeah I noticed that as well. They've used that thrice now. Deja vu again. Gee, I wonder if they think viewers don't notice those little things.
Well, now that makes at least THREE of us who noticed that. The way they cut from that view to the next REALLY didin't make sense, either. Seriously, just shoot another scene, with different cars, and a different view. That way, you can fool us into thinking you tried to make a new scene for a new episode. Sheesh, already!