The only one I noticed was AlohaWolf in one of con scenes. And evidently, some people prefer the feel of fur to the texture of human skin.Ĭatherine Willows: Well, I like hairy chests, but I'm not about to bop a six-foot weasel.įun Fact: There are actual furries in the episode. And after that, it was only a matter of opportunity and preference. An episode where the victim, a powerful casino owner, was an adult baby in his spare time. The episode was also a Jump the Shark moment for CSI fans, who saw it as the start of a freak-a-week format. The portrayal of furries caused considerable controversy in that fandom. Gil Grissom: Well, Freud said that the only unusual sexual behavior was to have none at all. The infamous episode 'Fur and Loathing,' set at a furry convention began it all. The body appears to be posed, and red stains all over the bathtub are identified as hair dye. And it's not like there isn't some smart stuff written in the episode like the conversation between Catherine Willows and Gil Grissom about sexĬatherine Willows: Okay, well, I've heard of some guys getting off in some weird ways, but humping an animal suit? Whatever happened to normal sex?Ĭatherine Willows: So you think it's natural for a grown human to only be intimate with a talking animal? Catherine and Grissom arrive and find Jane dead, propped up into a toilet. I had fun pointing out the differences between what happens at CSI Fur Con and a real con. In like a so bad it's good kind of way for its absurdity.
I've watched it and It's honestly one of the most hilarious things I've watched. Cross Jurisdiction, which aired on March 9, 2002, starts as a regular CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode, with the Las Vegas forensics Grissom and Catherine being called to a crime scene after LVPD Chief Duke Rittle is found dead at his home. Staffel 10 Episode 18 (CSI: Miami 10x18) Horatio enthüllt einen Korruptionsskandal, der ihn gegen einen alten Feind antreten lässt.
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