"CSI: NY" Run Silent, Run Deep (2006)

User Rating:

8.0/10   

Director:

Rob Bailey

Writers:

Anthony E. Zuiker (creator) &
Ann Donahue (creator) ...

TV Series:

"CSI: NY" (2004)

Original Air Date:

19 April 2006 (Season 2, Episode 20)

Genre:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Plot:

A suicide's last words lead to the New Jersey grave of a victim of the Tanglewood boys; a banker is apparently killed by a call girl.

Plot Keywords:

Female To Female Footsie Playing | Playing Footsie | Criminal Investigation | Murder | Blood

Cast

Gary Sinise	...	Detective Mac Taylor
Melina Kanakaredes	...	Detective Stella Bonasera
Carmine Giovinazzo	...	Detective Danny Messer
Anna Belknap	...	Detective Lindsay Monroe
Hill Harper	...	Dr. Sheldon Hawkes
Eddie Cahill	...	Detective Don Flack
Jonah Lotan	...	Dr. Marty Pino
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Natalia Alvarez	...	Glick's Girl
Neill Barry	...	Salvador Zabo
A.J. Buckley	...	Adam Ross
Jennifer Elise Cox	...	Melanie Stefano
Michael DeLuise	...	Sonny Sassone
Zack Duhame	...	Bobby Manning (as Zach Duhane)
Larry Joshua	...	Jack Manning
Martin Kildare	...	Jim Mooney
Bruce MacVittie	...	Det. Grant Lafferty
Jonathan Penner	...	Newt Glick
Ed Quinn	...	Frankie Mala
Larry Romano	...	Louie Messer
Casey Siemaszko	...	Paul Sabotini

Color:

Color

Company:

CBS Paramount Network Television

Trivia:

The title is a reference to the film 'Run Silent, Run Deep (1958)', an allegory to Moby Dick, which stars Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster.

Goofs:

Factual errors: The cigarette butt found in the ground simply wouldn't have existed. It takes, on average, five years for a butt to biodegrade, and a maximum of about 12 years. As this was under a football pitch, that is watered very often, five years would be most likely.

Quotes:

Detective Don Flack: [to Paul Sabotini] Hey, boxer shorts, cold shower's this way.

Gary and Carmine bring me to tears

Nice to see such intense character driven scenes on a CSI Show. Would love to see more! I believe that episodes like Run Silent Run Deep would benefit from a one story episode as the secondary story line does not leave the time to get into the depth of a story like this. Perhaps the producers should consider not cramming 2 story lines into an episode with so much story to tell. The performance by Carmine will be one I remember and I hope that we will see more story lines bringing the characters back story to the front line. I hope the 3rd season will bring more of this kind of episode because this viewer needs more than scientist exploring a crime scene to keep her engaged. As we come to know the characters outside of the crime scene we are pulled into the show in a very addictive way.