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*[[Eric Szmanda]] as [[Greg Sanders]] |
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*[[Robert David Hall]] as [[Dr. Al Robbins]] |
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+ | * [[David Berman]] as [[David Phillips]] |
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*[[Wallace Langham]] as [[David Hodges]] |
*[[Wallace Langham]] as [[David Hodges]] |
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*[[Paul Guilfoyle]] as [[Jim Brass]] |
*[[Paul Guilfoyle]] as [[Jim Brass]] |
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+ | === Recurring Cast === |
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+ | * [[Liz Vassey]] as [[Wendy Simms]] |
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+ | * [[Jessica Lucas]] as [[Ronnie Lake]] |
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+ | * [[Archie Kao]] as [[Archie Johnson]] |
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+ | * [[Jon Wellner]] as [[Henry Andrews]] |
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+ | * Chris Diamantopoulos as Oliver Zarco |
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+ | * John Asher as Zack Putrid |
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+ | * Will Sasso as Mason Lafoon |
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+ | * Martin Klebba as Dickie Jones |
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+ | * Matt Gerald as Vincent Lafoon |
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+ | * John Ventimiglia as Stanley Vespucci |
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+ | * Irwin Keyes as Russ Beaudreaux |
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+ | * Cassandra Jean as Pola Chesterwood |
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+ | * Roger W. Morrissey as Roger |
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+ | * Carla Orlandi as Weatherly Adams |
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+ | * Darryl DeLaney as Himself (uncredited) |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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{{EpisodeSeeAlso|series=Las Vegas|season=8}} |
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CSI EPISODE | |
The Chick Chop Flick Shop | |
Season | 8 |
Number | 5 |
Writer | Evan Dunsky |
Director | Richard J. Lewis |
Original Airdate | November 1, 2007 |
The Chick Chop Flick Shop is the fifth episode in the eighth season of the American crime drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, set in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Synopsis
The CSI team delves into the world of horror movies when a slasher film scream queen is killed on the set of one of her movies.
Plot
Repulsion Pictures, an adult horror film studio in Vegas, suffers a blow when their star actress, Weatherly Adams, is found dead, an axe in her back, prop blood pooling around her. The owners of Repulsion, brothers Vincent and Mason Lafoon, point the finger at a former employee, Oliver Zarco, who was fixated on Weatherly. When Brass questions Zarco, whose face is badly burned from an accident he suffered on the set of one of the movies, says he and Weatherly were an item before the accident. Weatherly dumped him after his face was burned and he lost his job, but he kept leaving her gifts to let her know he still loved her. Zarco insists he didn't killer Weatherly. DNA evidence proves the director, Zack Putrid, had sex with Weatherly, but he too denies murdering her. Dr. Robbins determines that Weatherly was killed not by an axe but by a cylindrical object, possibly a pipe. When the CSIs view surveillance footage of the warehouse, they see a man who looks like Vincent Lafoon opening the warehouse window to make it look like a prowler got in. Brass hauls Vincent in, but he, too, denies guilt. Based on the amount of blood Weatherly lost, Nick determines her body was moved. Hodges tells him that zinc was found around Weatherly's wound, indicating she was indeed killed with a pipe.
The CSIs go back to search the scene, and Nick finds the cap the killer was wearing in the surveillance video. When he notices the strap has been adjusted, he returns to the lab to look at the surveillance tape again and realizes the killer was taller than Vincent. He suspects Vincent's brother Mason may have tried to frame Vincent. Back at the warehouse, Catherine finds a large bloody pipe pointing upwards with blood in it, and Ronnie Lake discovers a broken red shoe heel from Weatherly. When the power goes out in the warehouse, the CSIs head separately back to the lab, but Ronnie discovers she's forgotten her cell phone and has to return to the dark warehouse. Catherine gets a call from Dickie Jones, a dwarf working on the film, saying he has information about Weatherly's death and insisting she meet him at the warehouse. Mason confesses to Brass that Weatherly died accidentally, but Stanley Vespucci, the production company's lawyer, wanted to make it look like a murder so that they didn't lose their liability insurance. Stanley came up with the idea to frame Vincent. Back at the warehouse, Ronnie finds Dickie's dead body hanging from a rafter. Terrified, she stumbles across another body--Zack Putrid. Thankfully, Zack is alive, but Stanley has followed, ready to finish him off--until Oliver Zarco, dressed in drag as Weatherly, kills him from behind with an axe. Once they get him to the hospital, Zach tells the CSIs that Stanley shot Dickie after hearing him call Catherine and then went after Zach, who notes that it's "life imitating art imitating life." He offers Ronnie a part in his next productions, but she turns him down. Back at the lab, Robbins and David watch one of Heatherly's movies. Robbins is impressed, but mostly with how anatomically correct the murder scenes are.
Cast
Main Cast
- William Petersen as Gil Grissom
- Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows
- Gary Dourdan as Warrick Brown
- George Eads as Nick Stokes
- Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
- Eric Szmanda as Greg Sanders
- Robert David Hall as Dr. Al Robbins
- David Berman as David Phillips
- Wallace Langham as David Hodges
- Paul Guilfoyle as Jim Brass
Recurring Cast
- Liz Vassey as Wendy Simms
- Jessica Lucas as Ronnie Lake
- Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
- Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
Guest Cast
- Chris Diamantopoulos as Oliver Zarco
- John Asher as Zack Putrid
- Will Sasso as Mason Lafoon
- Martin Klebba as Dickie Jones
- Matt Gerald as Vincent Lafoon
- John Ventimiglia as Stanley Vespucci
- Irwin Keyes as Russ Beaudreaux
- Cassandra Jean as Pola Chesterwood
- Roger W. Morrissey as Roger
- Carla Orlandi as Weatherly Adams
- Darryl DeLaney as Himself (uncredited)
See Also
- List of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes
- CSI:Crime Scene Investigation Season 8
- Category:Images from The Chick Chop Flick Shop
CSI:Las Vegas Season 8 | ||
Dead Doll • A La Cart • Go to Hell • The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp • The Chick Chop Flick Shop • Who and What • Where and Why • Goodbye and Good Luck • You Kill Me • Cockroaches • Lying Down With Dogs • Bull • Grissom's Divine Comedy • A Thousand Days On Earth • Drops Out • The Theory of Everything • Two And A Half Deaths • For Gedda |