- Greg´s appearance: Compassionate
- 12 Scenes: with Grissom,
Nick and Sara - Shippyness: G/G
- What we learn about him:
- Misc.:
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First Scene:
EXT. HOTEL FRONT – NIGHT:
Greg is examining the back of the limo. He sees the blood on the seat and the dead body on the floor. He notes the champagne bottle on the limo floor. Grissom sees the blood spatter and other material on the limo seats.
Second Scene:
EXT. HOTEL/CASINO – FRONT ROAD – DAY:
Grissom and Hodges walk over to Greg, who has his kit open on the ground at his feet. Hodges is carrying a kit. Greg is digging out a bullet from the stone wall. Hodges turns his attention to observing the techs on the street. Greg manages to get the bullet out of the stone wall. Hodges looks down at the street. He finds something and motions for someone. Grissom gives Greg a look before they head toward Hodges to see what he wants. Hodges points to the road. Grissom picks up the bullet casing.
Third Scene:
INT. CSI – GARAGE – DAY:
Greg examines the limo carefully. He notes the blood and glass on the floor and he finds something flattened on the floor, half tucked under the carpeting. Greg finds a rolled up bill with white powder residue.
Fourth Scene:
INT. CSI – GRISSOM’S OFFICE – DAY:
Greg reports his findings to Grissom. Nick appears in the doorway. He asks them to follow him. In the layout room he shows the reconstructed window findings to Greg and Grissom.
Fifth Scene:
INT. CSI – HALLWAY – DAY:
Henry Andrews shares his findings with Greg as they walk through the hallway.
Sixth Scene:
INT. CSI – DNA LAB – DAY:
Greg takes the rolled hundred out of the evidence bag and unrolls it. He examines the bill on the monitor and finds something. Wendy walks in and reports to him.
Seventh Scene:
INT. CSI – LAB – DAY:
Greg looks at the impressions left behind on the bloodied leather seat. He puts the photo down and looks at the bloodied clothes. He looks through the clothes to find a similar circular pattern. Wendy walks in with the DNA results. The found match of the male is the brother of Demitrius James.
Eighth Scene:
INT. CSI – LAB -- DAY:
Grissom and Greg show Undersheriff Jeff McKeen the camera phone image. They discuss the delicate situation.
Ninth Scene:
INT. POLICE DEPARTMENT – INTERVIEW ROOM – NIGHT:
Sofia interviews Aaron with his attorney Duane McWane. Greg enters the observation room to watch the interview.
Tenth Scene:
INT. CSI – HALLWAY – DAY:
Sara and Greg walk through the hallway. Marla James appears and accuses Greg. An officer leads her back out to reception. Greg follows and confronts her.
Eleventh Scene:
INT. CSI – LOCKER ROOM – DAY:
Greg is at his locker. Grissom appears in the doorway and talks to him.
Twelfth Scene:
INT. CSI – LOCKER ROOM – DAY:
Greg and Grissom continue to talk.
Best Dialog:
Grissom: "If the kid's brother hadn't died, would you have done the same?"
Greg: "I don't know. I just, uh...you think it's wrong?"
Grissom: "Doesn't matter what I think."
My Comment:
Poor Greggo. His misery doesn´t end. Everything on this world seems to be his fault.
I loathe the Undersheriff Jeff McKeen. The way he treats Greg is unacceptable. The remark: "This would have been so much easier if you had been the black guy," is utterly out of line. At least Grissom sympathizes with Greg. Later Greg has the courage to confront the mother of the boy he has killed by accident but at the same time he takes pity on her and the remaining son. He is the one who requested to go easy on the younger son Aaron. Greg stays the nice boy he ever was.
Nice is Wendy´s flirting with him and the fact that he hasn´t forgotten that he was a lab boy once. He still knows what to do.
We have the pleasure to enjoy a gorgeous Greg/Grissom/Hodges moment. Aren´t they adorable together in the field?
Also we get a lot of delightful quotes:
Grissom: "This is what happens when you don't wear your seatbelt."
David: "That's why I always do."
Greg: "It's the law. Even in limos."
Grissom: "Well, then that must be...his brain on drugs."
Greg: "Party till you drop."
Grissom: "Or get shot, whichever comes first."
Greg: "This neighborhood rains lead."
Grissom: "Yeah, and we have to process every last drop of it."
Hodges: "I was right. This is a lot like garbage collecting."
Greg: "You're not helping, Hodges."
Hodges: "I have no intention to. Field rotation for the lab techs was Ecklie's idea. He was very explicit that I was only allowed to observe."
Grissom: ".50 caliber. Casing looks new. I bet it's from a Desert Eagle."
Hodges: "Or a coffee shop. I could drink an espresso out of that thing."
Catherine: "Don't tell me you're tired of the field already."
Hodges: "No, I had to catch up on my Perez Hilton."
Catherine: "I take it you're not gonna pull a Sanders on us, then?" (Oh is that a nice touch!)
Hodges: "Let's see: Clean, friendly lab -- bullet-strewn, urine-soaked street -- that's a tough call."
