The team is back together as one unit to begin the sixth season and they are all at the site of a trailer which exploded, killing both occupants - one female owner and one unidentified male. At the ME's office, it's discovered the male has tire marks on his abdomen. "Maybe our explosion turned into a hit-and-run," says Grissom.
At that aforementioned scene, Gil gets a call and re-assigns Catherine and Warrick to another case. They go to "G-string boulevard," a street sarcastically named because of all the strip clubs there. They see a dead woman lying in the parking lot wearing not much more than a garbage bag. "A homeless stripper?" asks Catherine, who also is shocked to see a wedding ring on Warrick's hand. He says he just got married yesterday in one of the those drive-by marriage places. Catherine reveals she's disappointed because her fantasy has now ended. She's serious.
One of the crime scenes leads to a third in which two disgustedly-decomposed bodies are discovered in a trunk of a car.
Overall, okay, but frankly not up to standards for a season-opener. It was too low-key and with no emotion and no suspense on anything by anybody. The fact Warrick got married was more interesting than the cases, and that should't be.
At that aforementioned scene, Gil gets a call and re-assigns Catherine and Warrick to another case. They go to "G-string boulevard," a street sarcastically named because of all the strip clubs there. They see a dead woman lying in the parking lot wearing not much more than a garbage bag. "A homeless stripper?" asks Catherine, who also is shocked to see a wedding ring on Warrick's hand. He says he just got married yesterday in one of the those drive-by marriage places. Catherine reveals she's disappointed because her fantasy has now ended. She's serious.
One of the crime scenes leads to a third in which two disgustedly-decomposed bodies are discovered in a trunk of a car.
Overall, okay, but frankly not up to standards for a season-opener. It was too low-key and with no emotion and no suspense on anything by anybody. The fact Warrick got married was more interesting than the cases, and that should't be.