Season 7 Spoiler Discussion part 2 - Fighting Crime In Gotham
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vegaslights
Brute
I no longer have a unibrow, so they're perfect to me. :lol: 
Grissom rules
CSI Level Two
Episode 19 seems a good one!!I can't wait to see what happenes with Jo there..
TheChaoticBox
Rookie
I'm really looking forward to this one. Sela Ward is a very talented actress especially in the family drama department.
perlnoir
Pathologist
Great working with @sela_ward on CSI:NY. Remember @sela_ward, Follow Fridays, one person a week
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perlnoir
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perlnoir
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^Thanks for the pics, Perlnoir, but those are a bit large... can you resize them or change them to links? Thanks!
Ok, i change size.
You're welcome Neth.
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Yep! I'll be back in a bit with more info.
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7.19 "Food For Thought":
~ The episode opens at a mobile food festival in SoHo - gourmet food trucks line both sides of the street, and Hawkes is there with Camille (the nurse from 7.14). They order food from a truck called World on Wheels, and they head off down the street. Hawkes refuses to try food that came off a truck, but Camille tricks him into trying one of her fries by kissing him and putting the fry in his mouth while he's caught off-guard. He's pleasantly surprised to find that the food is really good.
~ They aren't far away when suddenly the World on Wheels truck explodes, killing the man inside (Derby).
~ There's a man (Odelin Gonzales) who has filed numerous complaints against Derby during the past year. He has a hot dog cart, and he follows all of the rules and procedures to sell food legally - but Derby keeps parking his truck on the curb and stealing all of Odelin's business illegally. When Flack and Jo confront him about his problems with Derby, Odelin swears he'd never kill anyone - he's a religious man, and he believes in following the rules. Besides, he has an alibi: he was working at a soup kitchen when the truck exploded.
~ The team also discovers that a chef named Langley had a beef with Derby and got into a fight with him the night he died. Derby used to work for Langley, but he was fired after Langley found out he was working on a food truck in his spare time - and he was using Langley's recipes. Derby sued him for wrongful termination.
~ Meanwhile, it looks like something is up with Hawkes. At one point in the episode, Danny tells Hawkes that they all have to take drug tests - he doesn't know why, but he's just following orders. Hawkes seems nervous about something. (Sorry, I don't know anything more than that.)
It was only a matter of time before they made an episode about the food truck craze. :lol: And yay for evidence that Hawkes and Camille are dating - I was a bit worried it might be a one-off thing. I'm not sure how I feel about the possibility of Hawkes worrying about a drug test, though...~ The episode opens at a mobile food festival in SoHo - gourmet food trucks line both sides of the street, and Hawkes is there with Camille (the nurse from 7.14). They order food from a truck called World on Wheels, and they head off down the street. Hawkes refuses to try food that came off a truck, but Camille tricks him into trying one of her fries by kissing him and putting the fry in his mouth while he's caught off-guard. He's pleasantly surprised to find that the food is really good.
~ They aren't far away when suddenly the World on Wheels truck explodes, killing the man inside (Derby).
~ There's a man (Odelin Gonzales) who has filed numerous complaints against Derby during the past year. He has a hot dog cart, and he follows all of the rules and procedures to sell food legally - but Derby keeps parking his truck on the curb and stealing all of Odelin's business illegally. When Flack and Jo confront him about his problems with Derby, Odelin swears he'd never kill anyone - he's a religious man, and he believes in following the rules. Besides, he has an alibi: he was working at a soup kitchen when the truck exploded.
~ The team also discovers that a chef named Langley had a beef with Derby and got into a fight with him the night he died. Derby used to work for Langley, but he was fired after Langley found out he was working on a food truck in his spare time - and he was using Langley's recipes. Derby sued him for wrongful termination.
~ Meanwhile, it looks like something is up with Hawkes. At one point in the episode, Danny tells Hawkes that they all have to take drug tests - he doesn't know why, but he's just following orders. Hawkes seems nervous about something. (Sorry, I don't know anything more than that.
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