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* DrowningMySorrows: Flack, after Angell died. Leads to his HeroicBSOD.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnFemale: The motivation of the killer in the B-plot of 'Grand Master.' See spoiler under Body Sushi above for details.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnFemale: The motivation of the killer victim in the B-plot of 'Grand Master.' See spoiler under Body Sushi above Master' is killed for details.sexually harassing a former female employee who'd refused to have sex with her.
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* DontYouDarePityMe: Mac is essentially reacting this way to the aftermath of being shot. He thinks it's his problem to get through, despite people starting to notice and his friend Kevin saying he should at least tell Christine. Fortunately, he finally does, though only when she's near to leaving him.
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* DontYouDarePityMe: DontYouDarePityMe:
** Invoked by a triple-amputee former Navy Seal who's a suspect in 'DOA for a Day,' when he sees Flack looking him up and down:
---> '''Russ:''' Don't you *dare* pity me!
---> '''Flack:''' It's not pity, Russ. I'm just wondering if you could've done it.
---> '''Russ:''' [gesturing toward his prosthetic limbs and scoffing] With these? At least 20 different ways, Detective.
** In season 9, Macis essentially reacting reacts this way to the aftermath of being shot. He thinks it's his problem to get through, despite people starting to notice and his friend Kevin saying he should at least tell Christine. Fortunately, he finally does, though only when she's near to leaving him.
** Invoked by a triple-amputee former Navy Seal who's a suspect in 'DOA for a Day,' when he sees Flack looking him up and down:
---> '''Russ:''' Don't you *dare* pity me!
---> '''Flack:''' It's not pity, Russ. I'm just wondering if you could've done it.
---> '''Russ:''' [gesturing toward his prosthetic limbs and scoffing] With these? At least 20 different ways, Detective.
** In season 9, Mac
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* [[DieHardOnAnX Die Hard in a Crime Lab]]: The third season finale, 'Snow Day.'
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* [[DieHardOnAnX Die Hard in a Crime Lab]]: DieHardOnAnX: The third season finale, 'Snow Day.'Day,' is a straight-up homage to the film. The lab is stormed by a gang of mobsters intent on stealing back their confiscated cocaine horde. Mac, Stella and Sheldon have to outsmart them using only what's available to them in the Lab and Morgue while their phone lines have been cut and cell service has been tampered with. Slowly they take the perps out, one by one.
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** That same year, in "Silent Night," the outside of the first victim's house is shown decorated for Christmas. The investigators remark that it should be on a greeting card, not in crime scene photos. The ep bookends with a grandmother giving her infant granddaughter a snow globe. It's implied, but never stated, that it's her Christmas gift.
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** That same year, in "Silent Night," the outside of the first victim's house is shown decorated for Christmas. The investigators remark that it should be on a greeting card, not in crime scene photos. The ep bookends with a grandmother giving her infant granddaughter a snow globe. It's implied, but never stated, that it's her Christmas gift.
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* DeadlyPrank: The victim of the exploding cigar meant for Laughing Larry in 'Child's Play.'
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* DeadlyPrank: The victim of the exploding cigar meant for Laughing Larry in 'Child's Play.'Play' dies from having his entire lower jaw blown off.
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* DearJohnLetter: Peyton does it to Mac, though she apologizes for it later during her [[TheBusCameBack one episode return visit]].
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* DearJohnLetter: Peyton does it breaks up with Mac via an Air Mail letter sent from London to Mac, his office, though she apologizes for it later during her [[TheBusCameBack one episode return visit]].
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* DeathByOriginStory: Claire Taylor, who died on 9/11/01, three years before the show began.
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* DeathByOriginStory: Claire Taylor, who died in the terrorist attacks on 9/11/01, three years before the show began.
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** 'Misconceptions': The body of a little boy who'd been missing for 20 years is found [[spoiler: to have been sealed up in a wall by his killer.]]
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* DarkerAndEdgier / ShinyVsGritty: Initially, and especially compared to ''Series/CSIMiami'' (currently it's only slightly gorier than the ''Law & Orders'').
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* DarkerAndEdgier / ShinyVsGritty: Initially, and especially compared to ''Series/CSIMiami'' (currently it's only slightly gorier than the ''Law & Orders'').bright, sunny ''Series/CSIMiami''.
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** Lindsay, with Danny at the end of 'Not What It Looks Like.' She's relived the undercover ordeal she volunteers for is over.
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** Lindsay, with Danny at the end of 'Not What It Looks Like.' She's relived relieved the undercover ordeal she volunteers she'd volunteered for is over.
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* {{Cyberspace}}: In 2007, 'Down the Rabbit Hole' took place half in ''VideoGame/SecondLife''.
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* {{Cyberspace}}: In 2007, 'Down the Rabbit Hole' took takes place half in ''VideoGame/SecondLife''.
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* AlmostHoldingHands: The episode in which Lindsey tells Danny she's pregnant ends with the camera focusing on their hands, the backs of which are barely touching each other as they stand side by side watching a pair of grandparents meeting their infant grandson for the first time.
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* AlmostHoldingHands: The episode in which Lindsey Lindsay tells Danny she's pregnant ends with the camera focusing on their hands, the backs of which are barely touching each other as they stand side by side watching a pair of grandparents meeting their infant grandson for the first time.
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* CreepyCockroach / FriendToBugs: 'A Daze of Wine and Roaches' has a live, bejeweled Madagascar Hissing Cockroach worn as a broach ''to a restaurant.'' Also [[spoiler: one of the victims of the episode is murdered by a roach aficionado for trying to crush one.]]
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* CreepyCockroach / FriendToBugs: CreepyCockroach: 'A Daze of Wine and Roaches' has a live, bejeweled Madagascar Hissing Cockroach worn as a broach ''to a restaurant.'' Also [[spoiler: one of It hisses loudly while Lindsay examines it in the victims of the episode is murdered by a roach aficionado for trying to crush one.]]Lab.
* FriendToBugs: One victim is murdered by a roach aficionado for trying to crush one.
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* TheUnreveal: In "Clean Sweep," Mac receives a lovely flower arrangement at his office. Just as he begins to open the accompanying card, a wily female reporter who has been harassing him for an interview arrives, interrupting his progress. He tells her he can't accept the flowers; she denies sending them, saying it's not her style. Later, Lindsey point-blank asks Mac if the woman sent them. He doesn't give her a straight answer but since he kept them (knowing Mac's integrity), it probably wasn't her. The true sender is never revealed.
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* TheUnreveal: In "Clean Sweep," Mac receives a lovely flower arrangement at his office. Just as he begins to open the accompanying card, a wily female reporter who has been harassing him for an interview arrives, interrupting his progress. He tells her he can't accept the flowers; she denies sending them, saying it's not her style. Later, Lindsey Lindsay point-blank asks Mac if the woman sent them. He doesn't give her a straight answer but since he kept them (knowing Mac's integrity), it probably wasn't her. The true sender is never revealed.
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* CountryMouse: Averted with Lindsay. She's just as at home in the big city as she was in Montana.
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* CopAndScientist: Flack works closely with either Mac, Stella, Danny, Lindsay, Jo or some combination thereof on just about every single episode.
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* CoolestClubEver: A number of clubs are mentioned, including 'The Real [=McCoy=]' in season 9.
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* CoolestClubEver: A number of clubs are mentioned, including 'The Real [=McCoy=]' in season 9.mentioned throughout the series.
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** In season 5, Terrence Davis keeps his pet panther at his nightclub. He tells the detectives that she's the draw that keeps people coming there.
** 'The Real [=McCoy=]' in season 9 is a speakeasy. Flack can't believe people would pay $20 for a cocktail. Lindsay tells him it's for the nostalgia.
** 'The Real [=McCoy=]' in season 9 is a speakeasy. Flack can't believe people would pay $20 for a cocktail. Lindsay tells him it's for the nostalgia.
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** Danny (twice - see BreakTheCutie).
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** Danny (twice - see BreakTheCutie).Danny, twice. He's implicated in the shooting death of a fellow officer in season 1, and one of his trainees tells higher-ups that he told her to lie about the particulars of another shooting in season 8.
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* CondensationClue: In 'Unspoken,' Danny learns that [[spoiler: a would-be killer has been in Lindsay's hospital room]] when steam from his coffee allows Jo to spot smudges on the room's window.
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* CondensationClue: In 'Unspoken,' Danny learns that [[spoiler: a would-be killer has been in Lindsay's hospital room]] when steam from his coffee allows Jo to spot smudges on the room's window.window which contain fingerprints.
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** In episode 2.03, 'Zoo York,' on Lindsay's first day (see Welcome To the Big City below), she has to paw her way through a tiger's waste looking for evidence. Five episodes later, Mac has her [[DumpsterDive dumpster diving.]] She tells him the rookie stuff has to stop. He responds with, "Beats sifting through tiger dung."
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** In episode 2.03, 'Zoo York,' on York': On Lindsay's first day (see Welcome To the Big City below), day, she has to paw her way through a tiger's waste looking for evidence. Five episodes later, Mac has her [[DumpsterDive dumpster diving.]] She tells him the rookie stuff has to stop. He responds with, "Beats sifting through tiger dung."
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* ContinuityOverlap: See {{Crossover}} below.
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** In season 9's 'The Lady in the Lake,' while waiting to file a report in the precinct, Adam tells two little girls about his case (see Derailed Fairy Tale below).
* CheatedDeathDiedAnyway: Mac's wife (who died on 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
* CheatedDeathDiedAnyway: Mac's wife (who died on 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
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** In season 9's 'The Lady in the Lake,' while waiting to file a report in the precinct, Adam tells two little girls about his case (see Derailed Fairy Tale below).
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* CheatedDeathDiedAnyway: Mac's wife (who died on 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to (apparently) be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
* CheatedDeathDiedAnyway: Mac's wife (who died on 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to (apparently) be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
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* CareerEndingInjury: Danny, who wanted to be a pro baseball player, but got hurt and ended up joining the police instead.
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* BreastPlate: Stella often wears a rather low-cut BulletProofVest, exposing part of her cleavage--and the heart area.
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* BondingThroughSharedEarbuds: "Indelible" has a touching flashback to Mac & Claire's last morning together where they share earbuds on the bus to work before he gets off at his stop.
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* BloodBrothers: Stella and her foster sister. The foster sister still had some of Stella's blood in a necklace vial, which led to it getting found at a PA crime scene during the ''Series/ColdCase'' crossover episode, "Cold Reveal."
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* BizarreAndImprobableBallistics: "Hostage" features a gun that fires two successive rounds so quickly and accurately that they pierce the victim through the exact same entrance wound. Played as a real thing in-universe, and may actually be a case of AluminumChristmasTrees.
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* BizarreAndImprobableBallistics: "Hostage" features a gun that fires two successive rounds so quickly and accurately that they pierce the victim through the exact same entrance wound. Played as a real thing in-universe, and may actually be a case of AluminumChristmasTrees.in-universe.
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* BigEater: Lindsay, who gives Danny a LongList of food to bring her in "Food for Thought," prompting him to wonder if she's pregnant again.
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* BatterUp!:
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* BatterUp!:BatterUp:
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* BeardOfSorrow: Danny, after it is revealed in the season 6 opener [[spoiler:that he is paralyzed from being shot in the season 5 finale.]]
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* BadgesAndDogTags: Mac keeps several photos and mementos from his Marine days in his office.
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* AnonymousBenefactor: Sid, who gives away much of his pillow patent fortune to the families of 10 victims whose cases had deeply touched him after discovering he is [[spoiler: most likely dying of cancer and wants to ensure it does some good.]]
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* "Cold Reveal": The team investigates the death of Toby Finch, who was found dead in a church with angel wings strapped to his back after seemingly [[CameFromTheSky falling from the sky]]. Initially, Toby's friend and girlfriend are seen as suspects but further investigation reveals what really happened. Toby, [[AmbitionIsEvil obsessed with becoming internet famous]], drunkenly attempted to catapult himself off a roof, expecting his artificial angel wings to help him soar across the sky like a hang glider. To ensure this, he pre-cut the bungee cords on his safety harness, thinking that the force of the catapult would fully disconnect them. Unfortunately, they held faster than he expected, giving him such severe whiplash that his [[NeckSnap neck snapped in two places]], killing him before he even fell through the window. Mac surmises that the only crime committed was the [[IcarusAllusion victim's misdirected ambition]].
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** 'The Thing about Heroes': Mac's stalker kills an engineer, then hijacks the car remotely while Stella, Flack, Sheldon and Lindsay are processing the scene. Later, he holds Mac captive in a little-known area off of one fot the tracks.
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** 'The Thing about Heroes': Mac's stalker kills an engineer, then hijacks the car remotely while Stella, Flack, Sheldon and Lindsay are processing the scene. Later, he holds Mac captive in a little-known area off of one fot of the tracks.
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* MenacingMask: "[[Recap/CSINYS06E16 Uncertainty Rules]]." On an introverted young man's 21st birthday, he is held at gunpoint by his two best friends who are wearing rubber clown masks with spiked red hair, pointed teeth, and evil grins. [[note]]The gun turns out to be a realistic-looking water pistol filled with vodka, and they're there to force him to go out on the town for once.[[/note]]
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* BeastInTheBuilding:
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS01E15 Till Death Do We Part]]," two doves are found in a basket that was meant to be opened during a wedding held in a hotel ballroom. They had been alive when placed there but died before the ceremony... along with the bride. The investigators question the unusual practice of releasing them indoors.
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS03E10 Sweet 16]]," the birthday girl's brother tries to scare her by putting a poisonous snake in the expensive car their father surprises her with at her party. While that doesn't happen, the dad is found dead in the vehicle and when the team investigates, the snake bites Det. Monroe who has to be raced to the hospital for anti-venom.
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS05E03 Turbulence]]," a nightclub owner keeps his pet jaguar on the premises, and his scantily clad female employees walk her around on a leash. He tells the detectives that she's a bigger draw to the club than he is.
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS01E15 Till Death Do We Part]]," two doves are found in a basket that was meant to be opened during a wedding held in a hotel ballroom. They had been alive when placed there but died before the ceremony... along with the bride. The investigators question the unusual practice of releasing them indoors.
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS03E10 Sweet 16]]," the birthday girl's brother tries to scare her by putting a poisonous snake in the expensive car their father surprises her with at her party. While that doesn't happen, the dad is found dead in the vehicle and when the team investigates, the snake bites Det. Monroe who has to be raced to the hospital for anti-venom.
** In "[[Recap/CSINYS05E03 Turbulence]]," a nightclub owner keeps his pet jaguar on the premises, and his scantily clad female employees walk her around on a leash. He tells the detectives that she's a bigger draw to the club than he is.
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* CatchPhrase: [[LampshadeHanging Danny knows he says "Boom" a lot, and Adam knows he says "What up!" a lot.]]
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* CatchPhrase: [[LampshadeHanging Danny Lampshaded by both Danny, who knows he says "Boom" a lot, and Adam knows Adam, who admits he says "What up!" a lot.]]too much.