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* CowardiceCallout: Horatio confronts Walter Resden's abusive pig of a stepfather, and he smoothly deconstructs the latter's boasting about how he's a [[TheSocialDarwinist Social Darwinist]] by ''inviting'' the stepfather to try hitting him. Comparative to all the terrified foster kids he tortured years ago, the stepfather can't bring himself to even try to land a hit to Horatio. Specifically, Horatio says the stepfather is nothing more than both a bully and a coward, emphasizing the latter word as if it's even worse than everything else.
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Directed by Creator/KarenGaviola
Written by Creator/AnthonyEZuiker, Creator/AnnDonahue & Creator/CarolMendelsohn
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"'''Skeletons'''" is the 15th episode of Season 4, and the 87th overall. It originally aired February 6, 2006.
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!Synopsis:
A male victim is unearthed during a beach volleyball tournament, strangled with a belt buckle, leading Horatio to suspect his old enemy from New York, Walter Resden, is back.
!Tropes for the episode:
* TheSocialDarwinist: Like many bullies, Resden's physically-abusive ex-stepfather ''fancies'' himself one, to the point that the meatheaded prick is willing to mouth off to the cop ''who's saving his life''. Horatio proves that he's truthfully nothing but a disgusting piece of trash who's using this trope as an excuse to terrorize those weaker than himself when he doesn't have the balls to raise a fist to Horatio, a ''grown'' man who's ''inviting'' him to land a punch at the time.
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Written by Creator/AnthonyEZuiker, Creator/AnnDonahue & Creator/CarolMendelsohn
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"'''Skeletons'''" is the 15th episode of Season 4, and the 87th overall. It originally aired February 6, 2006.
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!Synopsis:
A male victim is unearthed during a beach volleyball tournament, strangled with a belt buckle, leading Horatio to suspect his old enemy from New York, Walter Resden, is back.
!Tropes for the episode:
* TheSocialDarwinist: Like many bullies, Resden's physically-abusive ex-stepfather ''fancies'' himself one, to the point that the meatheaded prick is willing to mouth off to the cop ''who's saving his life''. Horatio proves that he's truthfully nothing but a disgusting piece of trash who's using this trope as an excuse to terrorize those weaker than himself when he doesn't have the balls to raise a fist to Horatio, a ''grown'' man who's ''inviting'' him to land a punch at the time.
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