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1. Episode 7, "Invisible Evidence", opens with an interesting conundrum. As a member of the CSI team is testifying in court, it comes to light that a mistake in the processing of a knife found at the crime scene has rendered it inadmissible in the case against an accused murderer. Which member of the team -- the one who discovered said evidence -- is in the witness box when this fact is revealed?
2. By the end of "Invisible Evidence", it is revealed that, had the "inadmissible" knife been allowed to stand as primary evidence, the wrong man would have been convicted, letting the true killer walk free.
3. "Invisible Evidence" marks the first appearance of Rory Atwater, the new Sheriff in town (literally). Which character actor plays Sheriff Atwater?
4. Episode 6, "After the Show", is centered around a killer who seems to be dangerously insane and intensely focused. This killer winds up devoting the majority of his attention to a particular member of the CSI team, eventually agreeing only to speak to that one person. Who is it?
5. At one point in "After the Show", the suspected killer expresses his thoughts by way of a written message while he is in police custody. What is TRUE about this message?
6. One of the victims in "After the Show" was not only murdered, but raped with a foreign object. What object was used to violate said victim?
7. In episode 9, "Grissom Versus The Volcano", the CSI team winds up investigating a man whose marital status is...different from the norm. What's strange about it?
8. In the "B" story of "Grissom Versus the Volcano", Warrick and Sara investigate the death of a beautiful woman found dead in a hot tub in a luxury hotel suite. What is the profession of her husband, who is initially suspected of killing her?
9. I was surprised to see that one of the suspects in the brutal murder being investigated in episode 10, "Coming of Age", was played by one of the former teen stars of "Beverly Hills 90210". Which actor played construction worker Gregory Curtwell?
10. The climax of "Coming of Rage" is a pretty intense scene between Sara Sidle and a teenaged girl. With what chilling line of dialogue does said teenaged girl close the episode?
11. Episode 11, "Eleven Angry Jurors", is a classic "locked room" mystery. One of the twelve members of a cranky, sequestered jury is found dead in the deliberation room. According to the indefatigable Dr. Albert Robbins (Robert David Hall), the juror died from an acute allergic reaction that caused his throat to close up and cease supplying oxygen to the lungs -- in other words, anaphylactic shock. What, exactly, set this man's allergies into fatal overdrive?
12. In the "B" story of "Eleven Angry Jurors", one of the CSI's, at the request of Captain Jim Brass (Paul Guilfoyle), re-opens a case that was closed years ago...by then-senior-CSI Gil Grissom. Which member of the team rocks the boat a bit by re-examining evidence originally collected by the head honcho?
13. Gil Grissom spends most of episode 12, "Butterflied", being uncharacteristically distracted (and even emotionally involved!) because the female murder victim he is investigating bears a strong physical resemblance to Catherine.
14. An ambitious robbery occurs in episode 13, "Suckers". The thief disguised himself as a fixture in a makeshift museum. Which "exhibit" was actually a "costume" for the thief?
15. Yet another American subculture is featured in the "B" story of "Suckers". Which one?
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