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When a popular student and star pupil at Manhattan's most elite private school is murdered, the CSIs find themselves immersed in the highly competitive world of over-privileged youth. Written by
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Detective Mac Taylor:
Where'd you go after your biology class yesterday, Emmy?
Emmy Thomas:
I don't remember.
Detective Mac Taylor:
Let me help you remember. You were hiding in the bathroom.
Emmy Thomas:
How do you know that?
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes:
We found your shoe prints on a toilet seat.
Detective Mac Taylor:
It's the same bathroom where Olivia Prescott was murdered.
Emmy Thomas:
You can't connect my shoe print to the bathroom without a practical reference, which I never gave you.
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes:
Mr. Booker told us about the joke with the scorpion.
Emmy Thomas:
He did?
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes:
Yeah. Traces of scorpion intestinal tract were in the tread pattern we ...
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The high school students in this uppity "prestigious" prep school are a little far out, a little stereotypical for believability....unless I am totally out of touch (which could be).
The portrayal of every one of these rich kids as an ultra-snob, ultra-horny, ultra-cliquish, ultra-nerdy, ultra-mean, ultra-vindictive, etc., is stretching it. They don't show one - one - normal, nice kid. C'mon, man.
Meanwhile, one of the kids gets murdered in the bathroom and staggers out and dies in the hallway. What do the kids do? They just stand around and take pictures of the girl and a pool of blood. Cool, eh? Mac and his CSI team have to re-trace the final actions of the deceased, where she was and what she might have been doing, and if anyone else was with her. What they find out is shocking.
The most memorable performances come from Cassandra Jean as "Olivia Prescott" and Scout Taylor-Compton - as "Emmy Thomas."