Heart of Glass

Episode aired Feb 14, 2007
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

337

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Gary Sinise and Claire Forlani in CSI: NY (2004)

Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

A woman is found dead in a bathtub and a bullet is found, but she has no entry or exit wounds. And Stella possibly gets infected with HIV-positive blood while investigating a second murder s... Read allA woman is found dead in a bathtub and a bullet is found, but she has no entry or exit wounds. And Stella possibly gets infected with HIV-positive blood while investigating a second murder scene.A woman is found dead in a bathtub and a bullet is found, but she has no entry or exit wounds. And Stella possibly gets infected with HIV-positive blood while investigating a second murder scene.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

337

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Danny Messer (Carmine Giovinazzo): "Whoa, who's on first here, huh?"

While Danny and Detective Jessica Angell (Emmanuelle Vaugier) are asking a neighbor about the tenant of the apartment where the woman died, there's a confusion about that person's identity.

Each answer the neighbor gives leaves the detectives more confused until Danny alludes to "Who's on first?", a comedy routine made famous by Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. It centers around baseball players with confusing, double-meaning names. It has been reenacted in countless movies and other shows.

Goofs
Det. Taylor holds up the victim's credit card and refers to it as a 'universal key'. He previously held up the card to the lock and it is clearly a dead bolt. The entire purpose of a dead bolt is to prevent 'shimming' opening in this manner. The only way the victim could have entered with a credit cards is if the door was unlocked to begin with.

Quotes
Detective Don Flack: I thought this was your night off.
Detective Mac Taylor: [referring to Peyton at another crime scene] My dinner date dumped me for a dead body.

Soundtracks
Who Are You
Written by Pete Townshend
Performed by The Who

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Featured review

8/10

Far-Fetched But Fun

I hate it when it's obvious who the killer is, right from the start. Usually, that's not the case but I thought it was here in one of these two crimes scenes: the one where we see a guy bash his head into a fish tank. However, what I didn't foresee was the weird twist in the story, which is very cool and one that nobody would ever see.

The other murder involves a woman stalker who is found in a man's apartment, dead in the bathtub. How she exactly died is another strange mystery. Some on the case think it was no homicide; others do. It turns to be even more impossible-to-guess than the other story!

So....you get two far-fetched answers to mysteries but at least they were kind of cool.

Meanwhile, it appears we are going to have a continuing subplot involving Stella, who gets cut with some glass at one of the murder scenes. The glass had blood from an HIV-positive guy, so Stella could have caught that. She gets tested right away.....but tells no one! Why wouldn't she tell her boss-friend "Mac" about it? I guess this is the writer's way of making a small soap opera out of it, something to draw us back. Heck, I would back anyway.