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What Schemes May Come (2007)
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"CSI: NY" (2004)Original Air Date:
11 April 2007 (Season 3, Episode 20)Plot:
Two murder victims actually turn out to be terminally-ill patients who wanted to go out in style, and a third victim who later comes back to life turns out to be part of a hibernation experiment. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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So Many Stories, So Little Time moreCast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)| Gary Sinise | ... | Detective Mac Taylor | |
| Melina Kanakaredes | ... | Detective Stella Bonasera | |
| Carmine Giovinazzo | ... | Detective Danny Messer | |
| Anna Belknap | ... | Detective Lindsay Monroe | |
| Hill Harper | ... | Dr. Sheldon Hawkes | |
| Eddie Cahill | ... | Detective Don Flack | |
| Claire Forlani | ... | Dr. Peyton Driscoll | |
| Fiona Gubelmann | ... | Isabella Cooksey | |
| Chris Payne Gilbert | ... | Dr. Henry Kroft | |
| Terrell Tilford | ... | Dr. Quinn Brookman | |
| Quincy Dunn-Baker | ... | J.J. Huntsville | |
| Ryan Doom | ... | Christopher Bowfield | |
| Robert Joy | ... | Dr. Sid Hammerback | |
| Ryan Johnson | ... | Bob Smith | |
| Wade Mylius | ... | Homeless Guy |
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The title is an allusion to a famous line in William Shakespeare's play "Hamlet", Act 3 Scene 1, namely, "For in that sleep of death what dreams may come/When we have shuffled off this mortal coli." moreSoundtrack:
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There a lot of things going on in this episode, so many things you can't believe it....almost too many for a 40-minute show (without commercials).
For starters, there is a guy in a suit of armor killed in what looks to be a jousting match in Central Park. They don't show it the joust; just two horses running, followed later by the guy found staggering nearby with a lance in his gut.
Murder number two is in a $40,000 a night suit where a man is found tied up in bed with an ice pick through his brain. The night apparently had been capped off with sex and some woman killed this guy.
The third story begins with Mac rushing outside the CSI workplace to see if Payton is okay. She was injured when someone rushed into the loading dock area and snatched a body they had just delivered. She had been out on a training run with a new medical examiner. Witnesses said the dead guy had been acting strange before he dropped on the sidewalk. Payton thought the behavior symptoms indicated the man might have been poisoned. The next morning, a body bag is found in the river and it's the stolen body, except the man is alive!
More twists and turns keep coming, about one-a-minute in this episode. It's really amazing.