Who Are You?

One of the beauties of this show is that little time was wasted. Here there are three crimes that need investigating. One involves Catherine's ex who has been accused of rape by an exotic dancer who grants sexual favors. Catherine badly oversteps her bounds to try to save the guy who previously cheated on her numerous times. She should not be working this case. In these early episodes, she often did not take orders. The second case has to do with a cop who has chased a suspect (who could spend life in jail) and the guy ends up dead. It seems like a suicide but things get a bit foggy. This leads to a big confrontation between Brass and the CSI's over who pulled the trigger. Most interesting, are the remains of a woman whose body was found in the concrete foundation of a building. Grissom and a visiting specialist reconstruct the facial features of the woman through the impressions in the concrete. It is a very entertaining episode.

When the bones of a hand are found in the concrete below a house, Grissom and Nick investigate the case. They succeed to find the identity of the victim and now they seek out the killer. Grissom assigns Warrick and Sara to check the case of a violent police officer that chased a suspect in a Jeep and claims that the guy committed suicide in a parking area. One third case involves Catherine's ex-husband Eddie Willows that is accused by a dancer of raping her. Grissom warns her to step back of the case, but the stubborn Catherine proceeds the investigation.

"Who Are You?" is another great episode of "CSI", with three great cases resolved by the scientists. The best one is certainly the case that involves the skeleton of a woman and her identification. The hard work of Warrick and Sara disassembling the Jeep to look for the lost bullet is another great moment. Catherine's segment is the weakest, but helps to develop her character. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Quem São Vocês?" ("Who Are You?")