Character mistake: When Nick and Morgan are commanding the dog to find the victim's scent (and the crime scene), they both use commands in French, e.g. venez (come), trouvez (find), allez (go), and restez (stay) - these are all formal versions of each verb. Why would they command in a formal manner?
Andy Benham
13th May 2024
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)
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Suggested correction: Because that's the manner in which the French train their dogs - they are ordering them to do something, not asking them.
19th Apr 2011
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)
Character mistake: When Catherine is being questioned about the victim, it is mentioned that her parents were killed in an industrial accident in Odessa. To which Catherine replies, "Russia?", and is answered in the affirmative. Odessa is a major city in the Ukraine, not Russia.
24th Sep 2007
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000)
Continuity mistake: When Grissom and Catherine are looking at Rebecca McCormick's dead body, her mouth is closed in the first two shots, and when we see her again it's open.
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