2x18 Live or Let Die - CSI: New York Episode Guide

CSI: New York

- Episode 02x18

Episode: 02x18
Title: Live or Let Die
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 218
First Aired: Mar. 29, 2006

Season 2 » Episode #18 - Live or Let Die

Summary: When a helicopter containing a liver from an organ donor is hijacked from the roof of a Manhattan hospital, and a medical intern is killed in the process, the CSIs must find the perpetrators and the liver before the transplant patient dies.Mac, Sheldon, Danny and Det. Flack's only witness is an unconscious helicopter pilot, but their initial clues lead the CSIs to suspect that the helicopter hijacking may have been an inside job. Meanwhile, the rape and murder of a restaurant hostess found in an alley shocks Stella and Lindsay when they discover that she anonymously engaged in phone sex with her patrons, leaving a suspect list a mile long.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Dr. Sid Hammerback	played by Robert Joy
Lillian Stanwick	played by Dana de Celis
Will Graham	played by Billy Miller (VI)
Ryan Elliott	played by Ian Reed Kesler
Dr. Keith Beaumont	played by Joel Gretsch
Tony the Midtown Fisherman	played by Gill Gayle
Charles Cooper	played by Seamus Dever
Sean Hovac	played by Kevin Derr
Aiden Burn	played by Vanessa Ferlito

Season 2 / Episode 18: - Live or Let Die

Detective Don Flack: Did you, uh, happen to find anything else?
Detective Mac Taylor: You want to give me a hint exactly what you're looking for, Flack?
Detective Don Flack: [sounding hopeful] An Igloo cooler with a human liver inside?

Season 2 / Episode 18: - Live or Let Die

Detective Danny Messer: [Danny and Mac need to retrieve a piece of evidence from a sewer grate, and Tony, the Midtown Fisherman, has made a device he uses to "fish" things out of grates on the street] Mr. Fisherman, we're in a hurry. Do me a favor, let us borrow your gadget.
Tony the Midtown Fisherman: [glaring] No. Get your own.

Detective Mac Taylor: Please.
Tony the Midtown Fisherman: [to Danny] You see that? A little politeness goes a long way.

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