Killer En Route

Episode aired Mar 18, 2015
TV-14TV-14
44min

6.1/10

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The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.

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Csi: Cyber: Everything In Here

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Csi: Cyber: Killer En Reoute

Anne Leighton with Patricia Arquette and Peter McNicol in CSI:Cyber episode "Killer En Route"

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The cyber crime division find out that someone has hacked a car service used by a lot of people and they race through time to stop them before anyone else gets hurt.

reference to the trojan horse taxi driver phone app revenge murder serial murder 39 more

Trivia
Anne Leighton previously guest starred on the original CSI.

Goofs
A screen shows that Cade was picked up in the Financial District, but the actual scene of his pickup shows the One and Two International Place skyscrapers at such angle that he would actually be on the southern edge of the North End, a densely settled residential and commercial area rather than the somewhat isolated area depicted.

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I Can See For Miles
by Pete Townshend
performed by The Who

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10/10

Best episode yet

This episode brought out the best in Patricia Arquette. The last scene almost has some of her "Boyhood" performances beat. The storyline flowed well. Early on we know a child is probably involved - because of the number blocks - but we don't quite know where the next clue will take the team. As a result the viewer stays very engaged. The team chemistry is getting stronger as the writers slowly introduce us to pieces of their lives. Kind of like meeting new friends which is always fun. The show has been cast very well and the potential is starting to be evident. The show's opening scenes and graphics are all improved... the show is definitely heading in a great direction. Can't wait until next week!

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