CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series) Kill Me if You Can (2009) User Reviews

Con Man

[Hitchcoc · 8/10 · 26 February 2021]

Three bodies are discovered, killed violently. When they are investigated, we find a couple principle figures who are hard to pin down. One of them is a guy selling the future through real estate investments. He is so obviously a salesman and yet because of his charisma, he manages very well. But he has skeletons in his closet. But proving his culpability is hard to prove because of his personality.

Three Entwined Cases

[claudio_carvalho · 7/10 · 26 April 2023]

In a busy night, the CSIs need to investigate three crimes. Brass, Langston and Wendy investigate the death of the art dealer Carsten Pennington, who was found drowned in his swimming pool after a party in his house. The surveillance video shows that Carsten had an altercation with a man that becomes the prime suspect. Loui Vartann, Catherine and Greg investigate the death of Jena Mackin in a motel room. The apparent cause of death would be suicide, but two bullets were fired through her chin. Therefore, the investigators suspect that the crime scene was staged. Chris Cavaliere, Nick and Riley investigate the death of the private investigator from Tahoe, who was found dead in his rented car. He was hired by Dr. Paul Anton, who is summoned to the precinct to be interviewed. Soon they will realize that the cases are entwined.

"Kill Me if You Can" is an episode of CSI with three entwined cases. The plot is not bad, but after the departures of Warrick and Grissom, the show is not the same. The discovery of the identity of the criminal in the end is the best part of this episode. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Kill Me if You Can"

Fail episode

[interestingstuff · 7 June 2022]

This is one of these episodes where the show tries to accomplish too many things at once and fails at everything. Instead of trying to accomplish 20 different things and failing 20 different ways, they should have tried to accomplish one thing and do a good job of it. It's like trying to cook 20 different courses at once and burning all the food when you should have cooked one meal and did a good job of it.

This whole episode falls short of accomplishing anything except for confusing you so much with so many plot holes and logical errors. By the time the episode is finished, the viewers are so confused and bored that they don't care who the killer is but they are glad this torture is over and they can now change the channel and watch something decent.