CSI: NY — S01E07 — Rain
2004 · 43 MIN · IMDB 7.1 · 222 VOTES · DIR. David Grossman, Alex Zakrzewski
Overview
When the charred bodies of two men who had been robbing a Chinatown bank are found, the entire team investigates the crime, which leads them to Doris, the missing infant of the bank's manager. The team realises that Joanna Cho assisted with the robbery out of fear for her daughter's life. Mac and Stella finally manage to track down the third robber, only to find him lying in a pool of blood, with a trail of bloody baby handprints leading away from the body.
Dialogue Timeline — 732 lines
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00:00:40 How difficult is it
00:03:05 How many perps?
00:04:16 Like I told you,
00:06:10 But they couldn't have entered the vault
00:07:11 Their money and valuables are safe if they're in a deposit box
00:08:12 Absolutely.
00:10:25 caused a lot of damage to the exterior tissue.
00:13:42 Yeah. He ID'd our burn victim from Bowery Street.
00:14:54 No bank employee does.
00:15:48 Why would a single mother,
00:17:11 Oh, my God!
00:18:49 Well, I saw someone
00:20:05 yesterday morning, Luther?
00:20:53 Why don't you give us the names of your followers?
00:23:33 set in the wintertime.
00:26:18 to recovering Joanne's baby than we were yesterday
00:28:03 Huh.
00:30:43 Right here? Right now?
00:33:17 She works as a makeup artist in the theater.
00:34:16 Okay, so they were more than just close friends, right?
00:35:52 Well, let me tell you what I know...
00:37:31 Who's the shooter?
00:39:04 You must have been sweating it,
00:41:08 Thank you.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed732
Dialogue density17.0 lines / min
First line00:00:40
Final line00:41:08
Production Record
DirectorDavid Grossman, Alex Zakrzewski
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes222
Factoids
Episode
CSI: NY, season 1, episode 7: Rain.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/2458/season/1/episode/7
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