3x21 Recoil - CSI: Miami Episode Guide

CSI: Miami

- Episode 03x21

Episode: 03x21
Title: Recoil
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 321
First Aired: May. 02, 2005

Season 3 » Episode #21 - Recoil

Summary: In the aftermath of a bitter custody battle, a child's mother is shot at outside Biscayne Courthouse. The finger of suspicion points squarely at the aggrieved father, but Horatio's investigation into the woman's past reveals many enemies who would have liked to see her dead. Meanwhile, Calleigh's father shows up at the crime lab for an unexpected reason.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Cheri Lyle Manning	played by Tracey Needham
Brad Manning	played by Bill Sage
Vincent Lesca	played by David Gianopoulos
Amy Manning	played by Liana Liberato
Don Landis	played by Brian Tahash
Tyler Jenson	played by Brian Poth
Dr. Nicole Talcott	played by Kimiko Gelman
Kenwall 'Duke' Duquesne	played by John Heard
Greg Rondinelli	played by Paul Green (X)

Season 3 / Episode 21: - Recoil

Detective Frank Tripp: Dispatch, we gotta code 18.
Dispatcher: Hit and run, any victims?
Detective Frank Tripp: Victims, yeah me!

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

GEOG: The satellite dish appears to be pointed toward the north east (relative to the location of the ocean near Miami). It should be facing toward the south.
FACT: After testing a fragment of newspaper used in a shooting, Wolfe states that commercial printers in the North East have just started to use soy ink. Therefore they surmise that the shooter came from the North East. Soy ink has been in use for over a decade in the US. Soy ink was not a valid clue.
FACT: The investigators discover a coaxial cable splitter coming from a satellite dish "The guy was skanking my feed. I started to get billed for his pay-per-view porn." Splitting a signal from the dish wouldn't put the splitter's charges on the owner's bill. Signals are descrambled by the satellite receiver which is inside the dwelling. That is also where access control (via a smart card) and therefore billing are determined. The neighbor might be able to split the feed, but he'd have to have his own satellite receiver (and smart card account) to watch any programming from the dish.