CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Third Season

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Third Season

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DVD Review: C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Third Season
Summary: 5 Stars

Audio commentary with cast and crew on Episodes:
"Revenge Is Best Served Cold"
"The Accused Is Entitled"
"Fight Night"
"Snuff"
"Random Acts of Violence"
"Lady Heather's Box"

5 Exclusive Featurettes:
The CSI Tour: Police Station
The CSI Shot: Making It Real
The Writers Room
CSI Moves Into Season Three
Crime Scene Field Kit

Here is an episode guide, with a tiny description:
1. Revenge Is Best Served Cold: A poker player dies during a high-stakes game. A dragster is found dead at an airstrip.
2. The Accused Is Entitled: An actor is suspected of killing a hooker found in his hotel room. His lawyer hires Grissom's former mentor to find mistakes in CSI's work.
3. Let The Seller Beware: A wealthy couple's bodies are found at their home. Sara investigates the death of a cheeleader whose organs have been removed.
4. A Little Murder: A dwarf is found hanging at a Little People's convention. Catherine is attacked at a crime scene.
5. Abra Cadaver: A volunteer disappears during a magic act. A rock star appears to have overdosed.
6. The Execution Of Catherine Willows: A man on death row is granted a stay based on DNA evidence.
7. Fight Night: A boxing champ dies during a match. A gang member is shot. A jewelry store is robbed.
8. Snuff: A movies shows a woman being murdered. A long-dead body is found.
9. Blood Lust: After a taxi driver appears to have run over a teen-ager, an angry mob beats him.
10. High And Low: A man who was thrown off a building was already dead.
11. Recipe For Murder: A woman apparently commits suicide. There is a murder at a slaughterhouse.
12. Got Murder? A bird is found with a human eyeball.
13. Random Acts Of Violence: An old friend's daughter is killed in a drive-by shooting. A computer company employee is murdered.
14. One Hit Wonder: Escalating peeping tom incidents are investigated by CSI. Sara reopens a case involving a friend.
15. Lady Heather's Box: 90 minute episode. Two employees of a dominatrix are murdered. Catherine's ex-husband disappears after a car crash.
16. Lucky Strike: The young son of a pro basketball player is kidnapped. A man dies with a stake in the back of his head.
17. Crash & Burn: A woman dies due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
18. Precious Metal: A decomposed body found in a chemical waste drum begins an investigation of robot sports.
19. A Night at the Movies: A man is stabbed during a movie. A teen-ager is shot to death in a warehouse.
20. Last Laugh: A comedian dies during his act. A woman's death is investigated after her husband is seen with a new car and girlfriend.

21. Forever: A teenaged couple are found dead. A horse trainer is found trampled to death in the cargo bay of a private jet carrying a show horse.
22. Play With Fire...: A woman is strangled at a sports field. The CSI crime lab explodes.
23. Inside The Box: A detective is killed during a bank robbery.

Description of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Third Season

The 23 episodes of season 3 on this five-disc set present more deliciously bizarre situations for the problem-solving sleuths: cannibalism, snuff movies, dwarfs, death while drag racing, bodies falling from the sky, and various dismemberments all tax the team's acumen. These are all double or multiple-case episodes, though in a characteristic trick of the writing sometimes apparently unrelated murders turn out to be connected (or vice versa, as in "Blood Lust," in which a road-accident victim is not what he seems, and the death of the driver at the hands of an angry mob is made all the more tragic). The mix of genuine forensic science with the glossiest Jerry Bruckheimer production values, plus the virtues of a good ensemble cast headed by William Peterson's modern-day Sherlock Holmes, remains as compelling as ever. --Mark Walker