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* The deadpan look on Vera's face in "Metamorphosis" when he has to adjust the camera from its normal angle to take mugshots of a BigGuyLittleGuy duo.

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* The deadpan look on Vera's face in "Metamorphosis" when he has to adjust the camera from its normal angle to take mugshots of a BigGuyLittleGuy duo.duo.
* Billy Sanders' EstablishingCharacterMoment in "Soul" is playing the organ at his father's church and earns his father's (the minister's) ire and the rest of the congregation's amusement when he starts playing the rather secular tune "Son of a Preacher Man."
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* "Andy in C Minor" gives us DisabledSnarker Andy, who can be a sassy comedian in the flashbacks at his school for the Deaf.

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* "Andy in C Minor" gives us DisabledSnarker Andy, who can be a sassy comedian in the flashbacks at his school for the Deaf.deaf.



* In "Devil Music", Jeffries has a heart-to-heart talk with Scotty, who's frustrated over being tipped off to Internal Affairs and is taking it out on the other detectives, the two fake an argument to hide the nature of their conversation.

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* In "Devil Music", Music" when Jeffries has a heart-to-heart talk with Scotty, who's frustrated over being tipped off to Internal Affairs and is taking it out on the other detectives, the two fake an argument to hide the nature of their conversation.

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* "Andy in C Minor" gives us Andy, who can be a sassy comedian in the flashbacks.

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* "Andy in C Minor" gives us DisabledSnarker Andy, who can be a sassy comedian in the flashbacks.flashbacks at his school for the Deaf.



* An old man in "World's End" calling Creator/OrsonWelles a son of a bitch.

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* An old man in "World's End" calling Creator/OrsonWelles a son of a bitch.bitch, while the same episode sees Vera get accused of being a dumb rookie by a witness for not believing in a conspiracy theory while Kat is loving the spectacle.


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* The deadpan look on Vera's face in "Metamorphosis" when he has to adjust the camera from its normal angle to take mugshots of a BigGuyLittleGuy duo.
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* In "Blood on the Track", Lt. Stillman calls Kat into his office as if he's ready to reprimand her, as it turns out he simply asks her to open his grandson's juice box.
* When Hillary gets shocked when she sees her boyfriend Huck with another girl in "The Good-Bye Room", her friend Karen asks if her water broke.
** Hillary and two other girls singing "Where Did Our Love Go?" by the Supremes right beforehand.

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* In "Blood on the Track", Tracks", Lt. Stillman calls Kat into his office as if he's ready to reprimand her, as it turns out he simply asks her to open his grandson's juice box.
* When Hillary Hilary gets shocked when as she sees her boyfriend Huck with another girl in "The Good-Bye Room", her friend Karen asks if her water broke.
** Hillary Hilary and two other girls singing "Where Did Our Love Go?" by the Supremes right beforehand.
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** The detectives bet on who's the murderer: Lilly on the play director, Jefferies on music director and Scotty and Vera on two separate cast members. Jefferies is correct.

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** The detectives bet on who's the murderer: Lilly on the play director, Jefferies Jeffries on music director and Scotty and Vera on two separate cast members. Jefferies Jeffries is correct.



* In "Devil Music", Jefferies has a heart-to-heart talk with Scotty, who's frustrated over being tipped off to Internal Affairs and is taking it out on the other detectives, the two fake an argument to hide the nature of their conversation.

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* In "Devil Music", Jefferies Jeffries has a heart-to-heart talk with Scotty, who's frustrated over being tipped off to Internal Affairs and is taking it out on the other detectives, the two fake an argument to hide the nature of their conversation.

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* "No Drugs Today" from the episode "Glued": Scotty, Will and Nick sitting on a street corner in lawn chairs, munching on burgers and flashing their badges at every car that drives by looking for their regular drug dealers. At the end of the night, they're standing around a burn barrel and Nick's wishing for marshmallows.
** One of the prostitutes who usually hangs around that corner goes into a hissy fit, and the [[BatmanGambit detectives reflect on how her belly-aching will eventually smoke out the guy they're looking for]].

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"No Drugs Today" from the episode "Glued": scene: Scotty, Will and Nick sitting on a street corner in lawn chairs, munching on burgers and flashing their badges at every car that drives by looking for their regular drug dealers. At the end of the night, they're standing around a burn barrel and Nick's wishing for marshmallows.
** *** One of the prostitutes who usually hangs around that corner goes into a hissy fit, and the [[BatmanGambit detectives reflect on how her belly-aching will eventually smoke out the guy they're looking for]].



--> '''Latrell:''' Where'd all your hair go?
--> '''Stillman:''' Same place as your teeth.
* In "Boy in the Box," we learn that Stillman doesn't know how to use the computer very well. After clicking a couple of times he asked Lily if it is on.

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--> ---> '''Latrell:''' Where'd all your hair go?
--> ---> '''Stillman:''' Same place as your teeth.
* In "Boy in the Box," we learn that Stillman doesn't know how to use the computer very well. After clicking a couple of times he asked Lily askes Lilly if it is on.



* The one bright spot in the otherwise very dark episode "The Letter" is how they bluff the killer, an elderly recluse, into confessing by claiming they have a ridiculous-sounding DNA analysis device that can produce fantastic results in seconds. The guy, having probably not left his house in fifty years, believes them and gives himself up. Although, given that he also created ''{{Series/CSI}}'', [[HollywoodScience this may actually be how Jerry Bruckheimer believes DNA evidence works]].

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* The one bright spot in the otherwise very dark episode "The Letter" is how they bluff the killer, an elderly recluse, into confessing by claiming they have a ridiculous-sounding DNA analysis device that can produce fantastic results in seconds. The guy, having probably not left his house in fifty years, believes them and gives himself up. Although, given that he also created exec-produced ''{{Series/CSI}}'', [[HollywoodScience this may actually be how Jerry Bruckheimer believes DNA evidence works]].



* Most of the HamToHamCombat in the flashback scenes in "Creature of the Night".

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* "Creatures of the Night":
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Most of the HamToHamCombat in the flashback scenes in "Creature of the Night".scenes.



* Usually, when we switch between a suspect present-self and younger-self, it's often [[PlayedForDrama sobering or dramatic]]. But in "Family", it's PlayedForLaughs at least once. The way it's delivered, it sounds more like a teenage girl's typical cellphone conversation.

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* Usually, when When we switch between a suspect suspect's present-self and younger-self, it's often [[PlayedForDrama sobering or dramatic]]. But in "Family", it's PlayedForLaughs at least once. The way it's delivered, it sounds more like a teenage girl's typical cellphone conversation.



* The detectives bet on who's the murderer in "Wilkommen": Lily on the play director, Jefferies on music director and Scotty and Vera on two separate cast members. Jefferies is correct.

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The detectives bet on who's the murderer in "Wilkommen": Lily murderer: Lilly on the play director, Jefferies on music director and Scotty and Vera on two separate cast members. Jefferies is correct.
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** Later in said episode Nick interrogates Andy's roommate [[spoiler: who is later confirmed to be Andy's killer]], the perp types on his phone "Your sign language sucks."

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** Later in said episode Nick interrogates Andy's roommate [[spoiler: who is later confirmed to be Andy's killer]], the perp he types on his phone "Your sign language sucks."
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* The discovery that the VictimOfTheWeek turns out to be transgender causes quite a reaction for the team.

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* The discovery that the VictimOfTheWeek in "Daniella" turns out to be transgender causes quite a reaction for the team.

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* The discovery that the VictimOfTheWeek turns out to be transgender causes quite a reaction for the team.
-->'''Rush''': Your kind of girl, Nick.



--> '''Tiffany''': [[KnewItAllAlong I knew it!]] ''(lights a cigarette)'' God, what a ''bitch!''

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--> '''Tiffany''': -->'''Tiffany''': [[KnewItAllAlong I knew it!]] ''(lights a cigarette)'' God, what a ''bitch!''
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