This program is known for its "pretty people," and this episode is "Exhibit A." Nobody is this story is anything but uber-attractive.
There are two stories in here: the main crime story (a woman gets blown up by a dress she's putting on at a fancy store!) and secondary one involving Horatio's ex-wife, "Julia" (Elizabeth Berkley, showing off all her assets.) Between constantly bailing out this woman and his kid "Kyle" you'd think Horatio would be worn to a frazzle. All kinds of things happen with those two in this episode.
Meanwhile, the CSI lab has to figure out how the girl was murdered and by whom. There are the normal subjects, each of them requiring the normal two visits from CSI until we find out who's behind it all.
Needless to say, lots of eye-candy in "Bombshell."
There are two stories in here: the main crime story (a woman gets blown up by a dress she's putting on at a fancy store!) and secondary one involving Horatio's ex-wife, "Julia" (Elizabeth Berkley, showing off all her assets.) Between constantly bailing out this woman and his kid "Kyle" you'd think Horatio would be worn to a frazzle. All kinds of things happen with those two in this episode.
Meanwhile, the CSI lab has to figure out how the girl was murdered and by whom. There are the normal subjects, each of them requiring the normal two visits from CSI until we find out who's behind it all.
Needless to say, lots of eye-candy in "Bombshell."
