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The End Game

Episode aired Feb 15, 2015
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Csi: Crime Scene Investigation: The End Game

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A final showdown between the CSIs and the Gig Harbor Killer, whose motives are revealed. Meanwhile, Nick Stokes makes a decision that affects the team moving forward.A final showdown between the CSIs and the Gig Harbor Killer, whose motives are revealed. Meanwhile, Nick Stokes makes a decision that affects the team moving forward.A final showdown between the CSIs and the Gig Harbor Killer, whose motives are revealed. Meanwhile, Nick Stokes makes a decision that affects the team moving forward.

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Elisabeth Harnois and Eric Szmanda in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)

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Jorja Fox in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)

Jorja Fox and Eric Szmanda in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)

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Trivia
George Eads (Nick Stokes) and Eric Szmanda (Greg Saders) are the only to cast members who appeared in the pilot and series finale.

Goofs
Sara Sidle asks if Nick is still on for drinks at the bar, but her character has been sober for years as she is an alcoholic. This was missed by the new show runner.

Quotes
Kyle Ellis: A freezer chest! What do you think?
Nick Stokes: That's never good!

Connections
References Chinatown (1974)

Soundtracks
I Lived
Performed by One Republic

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2/10

That's the best you could come up with?

Let me start by saying the whole Gig Harbor killer story was absolutely dreadful to watch and with that being said I can't believe they used that as the ingredients in their crap cake farewell... My question is did they decide to make a two episode season 16 to make up for such a poor series finale? If that's the case why use the Lady Heather angle? Because I thought those episodes were a close second to the GHK episodes as being the worst episodes of the show... They'd jumped the shark years before the finale but the two "series finales" showed that they apparently liked the Happy Days episode that started the whole Jumping of the the shark phenomena..!

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