2x24 Charge of This Post - CSI: New York Episode Guide

CSI: New York

- Episode 02x24

Episode: 02x24
Title: Charge of This Post
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 224
First Aired: May. 17, 2006

Season 2 » Episode #24 - Charge of This Post

CSI: New York - 02x24 Charge of This Post

Summary: The CSIs face their toughest challenge yet when a bomber uses random cell phone pages to detonate C-4 bombs across the city, and a member of the team fights for life when seriously injured during one of the explosions.In a race against the clock, the team works with local agencies and government authorities to locate the bomber and narrow down the next trigger among the city's six million cell phones before he strikes again. Meanwhile, as Mac investigates a routine crime scene, he stumbles upon a bag containing C-4 explosives and is unable to evacuate the building quickly enough to get his team out of harms' way. While a CSI is rushed to surgery, Mac struggles with the memories of the last person he was unable to save, a fellow Marine killed during the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Dean Lessing	played by Eion Bailey
Dr. Sid Hammerback	played by Robert Joy
Ellen Fielding	played by Tembi Locke
Smith	played by Steve Braun (II)
Dr. Jim Barnes	played by Marc Casabani
Jane Parsons	played by Sonya Walger
Rita	played by Carol Kiernan
Det. John Scagnetti	played by John Dove
Tommy Diaz	played by Carlos Alvarado (III)

	Season 2 / Episode 24: - Charge of This Post Det. Mac Taylor: Stay with me, Don.
	Season 2 / Episode 24: - Charge of This Post Detective Lindsay Monroe: It's quite a shindig. Detective Don Flack: Sunday block parties. Springtime in New York City. Detective Lindsay Monroe: Right in the middle of the street, huh? Detective Don Flack: What do they have up in Montana? Detective Lindsay Monroe: Wyoming.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: Mac Taylor's records displayed in the stolen laptop shows a form entitled "Enlisted Record and Report of Seperation".
CONT: Mac refers to himself as a Lieutenant at the time of the 1983 Beruit Marine Corps Barraks bombing and there is a photo of a Marine Corps ID showing Mac's rank as "LT" (an officer), but another document shows him separating from the Marine Corps in 1992 with the grade of "Sgt" (an enlisted rank), which would have been a demotion and not at all in line with Mac's character.
CHAR: Mac's Marine Corps separation document has "separation" misspelled as "seperation" across the top.
DATE: In Mac Taylor's initial flashback to his friend's death in Beirut, the injured Marine is wearing a OG-106 OD Green cotton uniform, but in 1983 the only branches of service who still wore that uniform were US Air force or National Guard Units. The Marine in 1983 Beirut would have been wearing USMC Camo BDUs (as opposed to the well known Woodland Camo that was later adopted by all the branches of services).