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18 November 2004
(Season 5, Episode 8)
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A body of a woman, her throat slit, is found in her car next to the highway. Autopsy reveals that Wendy...
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Investigation
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Crime Lab
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Police
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Evidence
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Crime Scene
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barf alert for worst episode of a pretty reliable series
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Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | William Petersen | ... | Gil Grissom |
 | Marg Helgenberger | ... | Catherine Willows |
 | Gary Dourdan | ... | Warrick Brown |
 | George Eads | ... | Nick Stokes |
 | Jorja Fox | ... | Sara Sidle |
 | Eric Szmanda | ... | Greg Sanders |
 | Robert David Hall | ... | Dr. Al Robbins |
 | Paul Guilfoyle | ... | Captain Jim Brass |
 | Aisha Tyler | ... | Mia Dickerson |
| Lindsay Crouse | ... | Dr. Mona Lavelle |
 | Kate Walsh | ... | Mimosa |
 | Don McManus | ... | Francis Lavelle |
| Katy Selverstone | ... | Amber Hamshaw |
| Sam Anderson | ... | Dr. Mercer |
 | Raphael Sbarge | ... | Aaron Laner |
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Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Wendy's surname is Garner throughout the episode, however in the scene where Nick and Warrick are trying to figure out where Wendy was in the time she left her therapy session to the time she was pulled over by the cop for speeding, they identify her landmarks on the screen as "Wendy Jones."
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Gil Grissom:
I thought you'd want to know what happened to Wendy.
Mimosa: I appreciate your telling me. Killed by someone in our own community. As if we don't have enough enemies. Her parents never understood her, but still I think they should know. What do I say?
Gil Grissom: Show them an oyster.
Mimosa: I'm sorry?
Gil Grissom: There are two types of male oysters, and one of them can change genders at will. And before man crawled out of the muck, maybe he had the same option. Maybe originally we were supposed to be able to switch genders, and being born with just one sex... is a mutation.
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Mimosa: I appreciate your telling me. Killed by someone in our own community. As if we don't have enough enemies. Her parents never understood her, but still I think they should know. What do I say?
Gil Grissom: Show them an oyster.
Mimosa: I'm sorry?
Gil Grissom: There are two types of male oysters, and one of them can change genders at will. And before man crawled out of the muck, maybe he had the same option. Maybe originally we were supposed to be able to switch genders, and being born with just one sex... is a mutation.
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References Dressed to Kill (1980)
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Meller Rollins
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This one is awful. Do not bother. It is dumb and doesn't even have the courage of is own demented convictions. In a weird sort of Victor/Victoria, it uses women to portray showgirls who are transsexuals but some of whom proudly declare that they have retained some of their male equipment. This episode may have seemed sane in Vegas but, for once, what happened in Vegas should most definitely have stayed there. A few other episodes(animal alter egos, anyone?) didn't quite click but this one positively reeked .... words finally really do fail me. However, please do avoid unless you really want to see how low you can go and how bad things can get. This is bad, really, really, really bad. One more word -- avoid -- would be appropriate.