The acting in this episode of CSI: Miami was a step above the usual seen on TV. Rob Zombie and company, including Malcolm McDowell, William Foresythe, Sherri Moon Zombie, and Michael Madsen packed stand out performances. Credit should be given as well to the regulars of the show, specifically David Carusso. Rob Zombie managed to leave traces of his style laced intricately through out the episode without breaking the normal atmosphere of the show. He was a perfect fit for the CSI world and I hope to see him continue to do further episodes. Overall, a great show with a great guest director and cast. Every one on the cast and crew knocked it out of the park with this one.
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David Carusso knocked this one out of the park!
yentelientje2 March 2010
I have longed for this episode a long time. Didn't know I did until they aired this one. The acting is amazing, especially H did a particularly amazing job. I finally saw a far less blend and boring H. The last few episodes made me think he lost his touch, glad to know he didn't. As for the rest of the actors, they did great jobs too. Caleigh looked a lot less like she's staring constantly. Getting out of Miami for a while had a great touch also, H and Eric make a great team. Also very nice to get to know what Cardoza was doing in previous episodes. Conclusion: very close to perfect episode! I would really like more like these. Still prefer CSI New York as a whole series to the other CSI's, but Miami is leading at the moment.
Clearing Jesse's Name
ccthemovieman-121 April 2011
Warning: Spoilers
This episode takes us across the country to Los Angeles, but not right away. A Miami murder has taken place in the home of a "porn king." A party had been going on and upstairs, one of the girls was murdered and another sexually assaulted. The killer has to be either the porn guy, "Tony Enright" (Paul Blackstone) or his rough, ex-Miami Dolphin buddy "Cooper Daly" (Michael Madsen.)
CSI's Jesse Cardoza gets himself involved because he has a history with this thug-porn dude out in Los Angeles. Cardoza also looks a little shady in here as he planted a bug in the man's house prior to the party, hoping to get any kind of evidence to put him away for anything. Enright, allegedly, had killed Jesse's wife back in L.A. Is any of this making sense.
To add to all the fun and games, "Eric Delko" is assigned by the D.A. to accompany "Horatio" as he goes to L.A. to try to prove Jesse is not a "dirty cop" and to see what else he can find out about Enright.
Madsen, a veteran film actor, is interesting as the ex-Dolphin and so is another big screen veteran: Malcolm McDowell, who plays a sleazy defense attorney.
CSI's Jesse Cardoza gets himself involved because he has a history with this thug-porn dude out in Los Angeles. Cardoza also looks a little shady in here as he planted a bug in the man's house prior to the party, hoping to get any kind of evidence to put him away for anything. Enright, allegedly, had killed Jesse's wife back in L.A. Is any of this making sense.
To add to all the fun and games, "Eric Delko" is assigned by the D.A. to accompany "Horatio" as he goes to L.A. to try to prove Jesse is not a "dirty cop" and to see what else he can find out about Enright.
Madsen, a veteran film actor, is interesting as the ex-Dolphin and so is another big screen veteran: Malcolm McDowell, who plays a sleazy defense attorney.
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