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24 September 2008
(Season 5, Episode 1)
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Mac barely escapes death after his kidnapping and quickly goes to work trying to track down the location and identity of the bank robber. During the investigation, CSI discovers that Flack's sister may have a connection. | add synopsis
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Very Disappointing Follow-Up to Last Season's Cliffhanger
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(Episode Credited cast)| Gary Sinise | ... | Detective Mac Taylor | |
| Melina Kanakaredes | ... | Detective Stella Bonasera | |
| Carmine Giovinazzo | ... | Detective Danny Messer | |
| Anna Belknap | ... | Detective Lindsay Monroe | |
| Robert Joy | ... | Dr. Sid Hammerback | |
| A.J. Buckley | ... | Adam Ross | |
| Hill Harper | ... | Dr. Sheldon Hawkes | |
| Eddie Cahill | ... | Detective Don Flack | |
| Elias Koteas | ... | Joe | |
| Kathleen Munroe | ... | Samantha Flack | |
| Dayo Ade | ... | Derrick James | |
| Elisha Skorman | ... | Lauren Salinas | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Julia Barnett | ... | Reporter #2 | |
| Annika Boras | ... | Paramedic | |
| Katie Cleary | ... | Jessica Reed | |
| Deena Dill | ... | Allison Scott | |
| Andy Hopper | ... | Skeezer | |
| Ryan Cyrus Shams | ... | Reporter #1 | |
| Cynthia Silver | ... | Reporter #3 | |
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In Eastern and Central US markets, this episode was delayed 15 minutes for a Presidential Address during the previous time slot on its first air date.
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Detective Lindsay Monroe:
[about their case so far] Divine intervention?
Detective Mac Taylor: God's a scientist, Lindsay.
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Detective Mac Taylor: God's a scientist, Lindsay.
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*** This review may contain spoilers ***
What a disappointing episode. Last year's finale was one of the stronger episodes of the series I have seen, with an interesting and compelling scenario and a strong guest starring performance by Elias Koteas. This episode which is a direct continuation of last seasons finale relies on ridiculous situations, coincidences, really bad decisions from at least four team members, needle in hay stack forensic miracles and then crappy one liners that belong with Horatio Kane and CSI Miami.
First off Mac is shot but because of some incredibly lucky circumstances the bullet doesn't break his skin? Then the woman who comes across Mac moments after he has escaped from a sinking car happens to be an accomplice to the crime and a teller at the bank that was robbed? Yes there is a reason for her to be in the area - but still its reaching.
It later turns out the aforementioned woman is a friend of Flack's sister who has borrowed the sisters car? Then the aforementioned woman is tortured by the bank robber but not killed, instead she accidentally impales herself on a spike that kills her? Later the bank robber (subject of a massive police hunt) is able to break back into the bank which is currently swarming with police investigating the original robbery and escape again with the money he hid there? Meanwhile the CSI's find some soil from the robbers shoe and in hours/minutes can find evidence it came with decaying railway ties in a particular lot in the city of New York? There are some other evidence issues that are perhaps a bit less glaring but still highly unlikely.