"Under Suspicion" Episode #405.

Cast: David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Khandi Alexander, Sofia Milos, Jonathan Togo, Eva LaRue, Rex Linn, Lauren C. Mayhew, Shani Pride, Kimberly Page, David Lee Smith, Boti Bliss, Patrick Fischler, Eric Steinberg, Alexandra Lydon, Haley Ramm, Greg Dohanic, Mailon Rivera, Damian Young.
Director(s): Sam Hill.
Producer(s): Jerry Bruckheimer, Carol Mendelsohn, Ann Donahue, Anthony Zuiker.
Writer(s): Sunil Nayar, Barry O'Brien.

Original Airdate: October 24, 2005

This episode is why I still watch this show. I was the entire hour. Caruso was on fire the entire episode.

"I'm a private citzen now" cut to him in the room with the ME while she's examining the body of the woman who he's accused of killing.

The pose he struck while Calleigh was swabbing his knuckle with his head between his legs

Oh yeah, Delco's a pothead now.

Is that just happening? I remember in the last episode they found his papers now he buys what looks like a ki? What's up with him? They needed his character to have a storyline and drinking was taken by Jorja?

I wouldn't be surprised if the Delco weed thing isn't what it appears.

H was on form last night.

I am saddened that he didn't turn in his shades with his badge and gun.

wow, i normally don't watch this show (i just stick with Vegas, and sometimes NY), but was interested due to the previews. and expert at crime scene cleanup is trying to frame the head CSI? sounds cool!

then i started watching and remembered how much of a joke David Caruso is... wow, talk about overdramtic. I assume he's like this in every episode. that pose when he was getting his hands swabbed... just amazing.

This epsiode seemed like it had so much potential... but it just fizzled. this seems like something that could have gone over two episodes. at least to build a little tension. not to thread crap or anything, cause as most people say, the show looked great in HD, but this storyline would have been 1000 times better on Vegas...

And his check to Wolf bounced, so I guess he is having money problems.


I don't remember that judge though from any previous episode. Why does he have it out for H?

I remember the character but not the circumstances.

He was the judge back in Season 1 Episode 17 ("A Simple Man")... I don't remember the story specifically, but it was a case that was declared a mistrial because of new evidence being found by the team.

Well at least the judge is remembering he is thinking of justice first. Is Donald Kaufman the head writer now?

Wrong......this was the judge who ask his clerck to clean up the mess of a woman he killed, and who also framed another judge. "After the fall" was the name of the episode.

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/csi_mia...es/310/5.shtml

With all this continued talk of NY, is the CSI: NY crossover far behind?

I think they're going back to NY in a few weeks. Pretty sure I saw a preview for that after this episode.

I did read that in Entertainment Weeekly this weekend, but it seemed like it was unrelated to this. I Wonder if Sipowicz will be there

In two weeks there is a two-part episode. Part 1 is on CSI: Miami, and the conclusion is on CSI: NY.

Why don't they use Eva LArue more??. She's sexy!

correct-a-mundo!

I stand corrected.

"This fiber isn't from a car"
"That means it's out of place"

Actually, the only thing out of place was that the car was 100% spotless except for one solitary bright red fiber


a small business in Buffalo going out of business. The name might have been fake, but the going out of business was dead on

"private citizen" cain going around in places he might get hurt or confronted with no gun or badge. yeah, right. and they leave him in charge of the investigation even though he's a suspect. Sure they quickly found some evidence that he was being set up, but until that was proven he shouldn't have been told anything about the case

and don't get me started on the fucking hollywood "every gun must make the sound of the hammer being cocked" shit. The guy had a Glock pointed at H. Glocks don't even have hammers, neither external (that would make that noise) or internal. They use a striker (kind of like a spring loaded pool cue stick)