Rush

L’episodio è andato in onda il 16 apr 2007
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44min

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David Caruso and Adam Rodriguez in CSI: Miami (2002)

Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAn actor is found dead in the trunk of a stunt car, but the investigation reveals that he actually died in his room at a high-profile celebrity rehab facility.An actor is found dead in the trunk of a stunt car, but the investigation reveals that he actually died in his room at a high-profile celebrity rehab facility.An actor is found dead in the trunk of a stunt car, but the investigation reveals that he actually died in his room at a high-profile celebrity rehab facility.

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Its not unusual for long-running filmed series to make at least one episode set within a film and or television production environment. Sometimes, its a comedy episode, or a dark serious episode like this, which also still contains knowing industry in-jokes and references. Also, it saves some production budget on building sets, as they can just turn the camera around onto the reality of the production, particularly if its a series shot on a backlot.

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When the body is discovered in the trunk of a car, the CSI's make a big point that the stunt driver was the only person with the key and therefore the only person that could have locked the body in the trunk. When the rehab manager brings the body out to the car, he opens the trunk without any key for it.

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Detective Frank Tripp: [a dead body has been discovered in a car trunk] How'd he get in there? People don't just put themselves in trunks.

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Rehab
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Written and performed by Amy Winehouse

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Hard To Be Rehabilitated With A Noose Around Your Neck

A dead actor is found in the trunk of a car, one just used in a spectacular chase-and-action scene. The stuntman has no answers to what happened, nor does the director, nor does the actor's best bud, but somebody must know something.

It turns out the actor died from asphyxiation from hanging in his room at a swanky drug and alcohol rehab place in Miami, a rehab for the stars, as they label it. It is quickly discovered this was no suicide.

The CSI team goes to work finding clues in the room and through other re-hab patients and workers there to get the final answers. Along the way is a nice little story near the end of a nice, wholesome girl - the kind you don't see too often on this show - being encouraged by Eric Delko. That part was good to see.