Two interesting details from last week's CSI.  The first is, obviously, the discovery that we have another serial killer in our hands--the sort that ties a victim's small intestines around the spleen like a bow.  Sounds icky, sure.  Ickier, since there's no visible opening.  Even ickier, Langston can't figure out how to do it just yet.

The other interesting detail: Langston himself.  We now know that his dad fought in the Korean War who brought the fighting with him when he returned from duty.  I don't think he sees himself as connected to his dad--he's still remorseful from what happened when he was still a doctor, after all.  But he didn't feel bad when he killed someone in last season's finale.  Obviously we're setting things up--especially with the surprise blood sample from that medal.

I don't know how this'll fall into place in tonight's episode of CSI, but surely it's all sideline stuff.  Besides, tonight's case sounds a bit crazy: two office mates plotting to rob a casino.  Of course, it's bound to be more than just that, and it might be office politics gone horribly wrong--of course, because someone ends up dead.  So much for the doggie in the window.  Hah!

Seinfeld's Wayne Knight guest stars on tonight's episode of CSI, from 9pm on CBS.  No photos today--there's only one and that's what you're seeing right now, up there.


- Henrik Batallones, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
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