Hey CSI fans! I’m trying to track down an episode where Gil Grissom talks about the origins of guns, saying something along the lines of "the first gun was used to kill and their purpose hasn't changed since then." Any help identifying this episode would be greatly appreciated!

It's something I been curious about for a while and was wondering what you guys thought.

I just saying there are a lot of fun things they can do here as Chicago was the the surrounding areas. They could have been episodes in the various Museums, Stadiums, Restaurants, Surrounding Forest Preserves, Lake Michigan, and Landmarks such as Navy Pier, Sears/Willis Tower, and the Old Draw Bridges.

Ok so this might be an unpopular opinion but I think CSI NY had the most developed characters and character stories. I will admit I haven't watched much Miami but I'm not very keen on Horatio Caine. But anyway, with NY we know their backstories:

Mac was a Marine, so was his dad and his wife died during 9/11

Stella was an orphan and grew up in foster care

Danny has a brother and was at one point involved with tanglewood boys.

Flacks sister and his dad. We also meet his grandma in s9.

Lindsays friends being shot, the trial of their shooter and his execution

Adams dad being abusive

Why Sheldon left hospital work and became a coroner

Jo used to work for the FBI, has a son and adopted a daughter after her divorce.

Their stories all develop well over the course of the series too, especially with Danny and lindsay. They make mistakes and actually learn from them. That's why I think NY had the best developed characters.

What's the metal song in the episode "Ghost Town" of CSI?

I’m looking for an episode from one of the CSI series, though I can’t remember which one. The plot involves a female university student being targeted by a group of male students who are the main suspects. What I remember clearly is that they would follow a female student, then pin her down and forcibly take her underwear right in front of her as part of a prank or initiation. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Any help finding this episode would be much appreciated!

Just watched it on TV some time ago, but didn't get the episode

Worst character? I hate all the side characters. I know its strong word and not taking away from the actors but Delco,Wolfe,Messer, Flack are all guys I would absolutely beat the shit out off even if I had time serve time. Absolute trash humans.

I've never seen this show, but I am a huge fan of internet cartoon Happy Tree Friends, and I know that CSI featured this USB drive of one of the characters from Happy Tree Friends. This is the only picture I have. The text says "CSI In a scene from the popular American TV show "CSI," a villain tries to steal files using a Flippy character USB." Anyone know which episode this is? Thanks!

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I am trying to watch through, start to finish, but I cannot follow the characters’ plot lines, especially Horatio’s and Eric’s. What’s going on with this New York murder? Since when does Eric have money problems? Am I just not smart enough for this show??

Hi all,

I'm trying to find an episode of CSI (Las Vegas). The scene is Sara and another tech (maybe Nick) interrogating a suspect in a room. She says to the suspect something like 'you know that glass? It floated!' and then Nick (?) takes over to explain what that means. They are doing a weird back-and-forth good-cop-bad-cop thing.

It's an earlier episode of the series but I can't remember anything else about it. Can anyone help?

Where to watch this. CSI is blocked in my area on prime. Been craving this and squeegle episode as well as Haskells episode. Please leave a link of where I can watch

I don’t remember Much but one scene, where frank and some else from the team were trapped in a room because these 2 guys were shooting automatic weapons at them. frank calls in it saying “heavy fire” and then Horatio comes out from another room and headshots both perps with his pistol

Just finished watching through CSI on Netflix, only to find out that Immortality isn't on there. Anyone got any advice how to get that in the UK?

In S7E23, The Good, The Bad and The Dominatrix, Grissom is shown making a miniature of his own office. In earlier episodes when Keppler was looking around Grissom’s office while he was on sabbatical, Keppler assumed Grissom had made all the miniatures because he said it fit his profile.

Interesting! Any comments on the new things you notice about Grissom’s “profile” when rewatching episodes?

Starts with an officer puking at the scene. Turns out he was the killer and killed his half sister thinking she was having an affair with his dad. The officer left the scene after shooting 2 people, but got radio back by dispatch. I'm 99% sure this was csi vegas, i can't find it and feel like I'm going crazy.

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I'm trying to remember if an episode was important, only thing I remember is that it starts off with what looks like a basic murder case, the intro theme starts to play with Grissom saying his usual quickly one liners, but then both are cut off by a phone call, then it transitions to Gil showing up to another crime scene, some dialogue with Brass before then actually moving onto the intro theme.

Anyone know which episode this is?

I saw an episode once where Gary Sinise says something like, "We know the killer are tainted bush meat." I think there was an African cab driver that was the suspect somehow that's how they got the dirt on him. Where can I find this episode or just the scene that I'm talking about?

Was watching NY on Paramount + through Amazon, was in Season 5, left for vacation came back a week later and 4-6 are locked for payment. Anybody else see those seasons locked?

I hate them.

Watching it is so surreal now. It's interesting, looking back, how cutting edge these shows were for their time. Back in 2002 I didn't have cable, so my choices for shows were limited lol.

One night I saw an ad for a new show...CSI Miami. I'd seen some of the original CSI. It was good, but I hadn't dedicated time to catching it when it was on.

Then I saw these ads. I was a huge Rory Cochrane fan at the time (was very into Empire Records haha). I was like HOLY SHIT YUP I'M WATCHING THIS 😅

And I was not disappointed 😂❤️

We won't even get into THE EPISODE (iykyk) I CRIED. Like a little baby haha. But I kept watching! Until I lost network channels. So I excited to watch through, AND finish the series.

He told me about a feat where they zoomed at a car's license plate from another car's mirror reflection. Did that really happen in the series, or is my friend's memory exaggerating? Does anyone know which episode was that? I'm looking forward to watching it.

So the city paid out the James family $2.5mil. Would the old man Greg saved and other victims be able to sue the James family? I believed they were able to link him to one of the other attacks.

Hi, basically the title.

Can anyone tell me how to watch CSI Immortality (or „CSI: Am Ende gilt nur, was wir getan“ as it’s called here) in Germany? I can’t find it on the usual streaming services.

I vaguely remember this one episode where the killer was a teacher or something but it turns out he was actually a somalian warlord, sum like that i cant remember but please help me

I have Netflix (Ireland/UK) and it has seasons I think 10-15 but I want to watch from season one, does anyone know where to watch it from the start ? Thank you !

I’ve just watched this episode for the first time and oh my god, its made me so so sad. Poor Eugene. This hit me so hard in the feels I’ve had to stop watching and come to bed and I’m still sad over it. Anyone have any other episodes of maybe Vegas or NY that make them feel this sad? I’ve seen all of those I’m just going through all of Miami for the first time from the start so no spoilers for that one please!

Idk how I feel about this episode… I just fell like it should have never been produced… tbh