Given that all people on the flight are lying, you can imagine that the story is just like Murder on the Orient Express -- everyone on the first class is responsible for the tragedy. Though scriptwriters try to add some transitions, to indicate the death of victim is due to his own disease, but apparently it would not be -- this is CSI! And just like Agatha's story, no one is blame in the end. But for Murder on the Orient Express, it is because Detective Poirot thinks the victim deserves the dead so no one is charged. Here the mayor candidate (dislike) makes the decision just for his convenience. (actually I found a interesting point that this TV series is trying his effort to denigrate the incapability of government and FBI hhhhh
Then it gives the greatest moment for Grissom among all episodes in Season 1: while everyone is sharing his opinion on whether he should take the victim's life in order to protect other people on the flight, Grissom suggested that we should jump out of discussing whether the victim deserves death, but thinking about how other people could do better. If any of them takes care of this victim, you would understand why he acts so abnormally like a psycho.
I've finished watching the first season and this is one of the only episodes that simply talks about one case. So I would say this is a must-watch episode for you!
Then it gives the greatest moment for Grissom among all episodes in Season 1: while everyone is sharing his opinion on whether he should take the victim's life in order to protect other people on the flight, Grissom suggested that we should jump out of discussing whether the victim deserves death, but thinking about how other people could do better. If any of them takes care of this victim, you would understand why he acts so abnormally like a psycho.
I've finished watching the first season and this is one of the only episodes that simply talks about one case. So I would say this is a must-watch episode for you!