CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series) Deep Fried and Minty Fresh (2009) User Reviews

Poor Raymond

[evamonstar · 8/10 · 15 May 2020]

I'm not even going to talk about the episode's cases, which were interesting.

I want to share my frustration about insensitivity of night shift members, who saw Raymond roaming around with his lunch and briefcases, and nobody proposed him a corner for all the days he was there (which should have happened right away when they hired him and when Nick got Gil's office), and the only person who was considerate enough was our old doc. So much for a team spirit smh

Well Orchestrated

[Hitchcoc · 8/10 · 25 February 2021]

The principle case here is the death of a man at a chicken shack type fast food restaurant. Ray is in this one and does a good job of putting things together. It starts with an attempt to steal a giant chicken and ends up with the hated owner paying the ultimate price. But how did it happen. Many layers here, making it fun.

Please explain the toothpaste tubes

[babsiep · 7/10 · 23 May 2020]

*SPOILERS*

Can someone please explain to me why the wife dumped the toothpaste tubes that she ate the toothpaste from next door and left two other tubes in the trash?

The Chicken Fast-Food Restaurant and the Tooth Past

[claudio_carvalho · 7/10 · 25 April 2023]

Langston and Nick are summoned to the fast-food restaurant Choozy's Chicken to investigate the case of the manager Bob Graham, who was found dead in the kitchen. They collect evidences and note blood on the floor indicating that a second victim might have been dragged outside. Brass learns that the employee Elizabeth Martin is missing. The CSIs check the fingerprints of the employees and while watching the surveillance camera, they find that a van carried a container form the parking lot. They find the man that recycles oil from the containers and the body of Gary Comstock inside one closed container. But what happened in the restaurant? Meanwhile, Catherine, Greg and Det. Louis Vartann investigate the death of a woman handcuffed to her bed, and her husband drunken on the coach. Dr. Robbins tells them that the woman, Melinda Tucker, did not have sex and died ingesting tooth paste. What happened to Melinda?

"Deep Fried and Minty Fresh" is an episode of "CSI" with two strange cases. The first one, despite the number of suspects, is an accident in accordance with the conclusion of Nick and Langston. The second one shows that you should never disappoint or irritate a woman, since the showdown may be tragic. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Deep Fried and Minty Fresh"