Introduction

Grissom and the CSI crew are shaken by a shocking discovery on the slab - an original idea. Luckily their inquisitive investigative minds soon regain their composure when an attractive corpse gets them thinking.

Credits

A Lightning Bug production

Animated using: Xtranormal

Background

The guys make a startling discovery in the morgue, unseen since season one, it's an original idea. Unfortunately, before they can decide what to do with it, the boys get distracted by an attractive corpse.

The CSI's naturally inquisitive investigative minds wrestle with the ultimate dilemma - does the carpet match the curtains? What is the result of their investigations?

Watch on to find out.

CSI Trivia

All lab equipment in the show is fully functional

Thanks to CSI there has been a huge upsurge in applications for forensic science courses

Las Vegas was chosen to be the setting of the original CSI because it is the second busiest crime lab in the USA

CSI was originally rejected by ABC in 1999 for being "too confusing for the average viewer". CBS then snapped it up - the rest is history

The "400" codes used by characters in CSI Las Vegas are actual Las Vegas Metro Event Codes. The commonly heard 419 indicates a deceased person; 445 denotes a explosive device threat

Grissom and Catherine are based on actual LVMPD criminalists Daniel Holstein and Yolanda McCrery

Most of the techniques and technologies used in the show are accurate and true to life, but the writers admit that they "time cheat", accelerating tests that take days or weeks down to a few seconds

Foodstuffs are often used to simulate injuries to corpses (e.g. roasted chicken skin is used to simulate burns)

CSI NY is the only CSI series not to win an Emmy

More trivia at:

IMDB (CSI Las Vegas)

IMDB (CSI Miami)

IMDB (CSI NY)