1x16 Hush - CSI: New York Episode Guide

CSI: New York

- Episode 01x16

Episode: 01x16
Title: Hush
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 116
First Aired: Feb. 23, 2005

Season 1 » Episode #16 - Hush

Summary: Mac and Stella investigate when they find the body of Paddy Dolan, a longshoreman. Part of the body is found on a transport truck and another part back at the warehouses, but Mac encounters difficulty with the investigation when the workers put up a wall of silence against them. Aidan and Danny investigate the death of Debbie Bogda, who was found naked on the expressway, and their investigation leads them into a world of sexual games and bondage once they realise she was actually harnessed to the front of a truck.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Detective Aiden Burn	played by Vanessa Ferlito
Detective Vicaro	played by Kim Coates
Chad Willingham	played by Chad Lindberg
Jennifer Stupaine	played by Laura Leigh Hughes
John Stupaine	played by Albie Selznick
Kevin Hannigan	played by Mark Sheppard
Mike Prineman	played by Bumper Robinson
Sean Bally	played by Tory Kittles
Paul 'Tiny' Wojewedski	played by Ed O'Ross

	Season 1 / Episode 16: - Hush Det. Mac Taylor: [about Hawkes who is coming to a scene where the victim has been flattened] Tell him to bring a spatula.
	Season 1 / Episode 16: - Hush Det. Vicaro: [to Aiden and Danny who have just arrived at the crime scene] Hey, do you guys want to identify yourselves? Danny Messer: Excuse me? Det. Vicaro: I'm not recognizing faces, do you want to identify yourselves? Danny Messer: Who are you the crime scene troll? You want us to identify ourselves, you see the kits, you know who we are.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: Det. Messer is on a train talking on a cellphone to Mac. He hangs up by saying something like "I'll talk to you later, I think I am going to loose the signal". The problem is he is in the subway underground, you cannot get a cellphone signal once underground in the NY subway system you can only get service if the train is on the surface (above ground) this is true even if the train stops partially underground. A few major cellphone companies are trying to bring service to the subways but it has not happened yet.