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* GrossGumGag: A chewed piece of purple gum is found stuck to the first victim's clothing. Lindsay determines that it's violet-flavored.
-->'''Jo:''' Violet-flavored? Like the flower?
-->'''Linday:''' Yep. Makes for a nice bubble bath, but I don't think I'd want to chew it.
-->'''Jo:''' Violet-flavored? Like the flower?
-->'''Linday:''' Yep. Makes for a nice bubble bath, but I don't think I'd want to chew it.
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* IllTimedSneeze: A hunter is sitting in a tree perfectly aiming at the prize deer he's been after for a while when, out of nowhere, he has what Mac describes as an "ill-fated sneeze." His arrow goes flying astray and pierces the neck of another man who had just been almost choked to death. The shot finishes him off.
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* PlotlineCrossover: One perp steals a bike messenger's bicycle, causing him to have to run from someone else on foot, falling down the 89th Street stairs and breaking his neck. Meanwhile, another man is found dead in Central Park with an arrow stuck in him. The arrow part is an accident from a deer hunter sneezing at just the wrong time, but this man had also been running from someone else who had strangled him enough that his trachea was crushed. He was supposed to have had a bribe delivered by the bike messenger & but since the deadline passed, this killer wrongly assumed this victim stole the money. If the bike in the other case hadn't been stolen, *both* ''both'' victims would still be alive.
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* TerminologyTitle: Ripple Effect Theory explains a series of consequences resulting from a single action, much like ripples flowing outward when a stone is dropped into a pond.
* TitleDrop: Jo, at the conclusion of her wrap-up of the two cases, "And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what's known as The Ripple Effect."
* TitleDrop: Jo, at the conclusion of her wrap-up of the two cases, "And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what's known as The Ripple Effect."
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* PicturePerfectPresentation: Orange zip ties are a vital clue in one of the cases. Sheldon shows Mac a picture on his phone that Flack had sent him of a large piece of artwork made from the ties. The camera zooms very close in on the picture, then immediately out again, revealing Flack standing beside the actual sculpture telling Mac all about how one of his subordinates found it.
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* PicturePerfectPresentation: Orange zip ties are a vital clue in one of the cases. Sheldon shows Mac a picture on his phone that Flack had sent him of a large piece of artwork made from the ties. The camera zooms very close in on the picture, then immediately out again, revealing Flack standing beside the actual sculpture {{sculpture|s}} telling Mac all about how one of his subordinates found it.
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* PicturePerfectPresentation: Orange zip ties are a vital clue in one of the cases. Sheldon shows Mac a picture on his phone that Flack had sent him of a large piece of artwork made from the ties. The camera zooms very close in on the picture, then immediately out again, revealing Flack standing beside the actual sculpture telling Mac all about how one of his subordinates found it.
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* PlotlineCrossover: One perp steals a bike messenger's bicycle, causing him to have to run from someone else on foot, falling down the 89th Street stairs and breaking his neck. Meanwhile, another man is found dead in Central Park with an arrow stuck in him. The arrow part is an accident from a deer hunter sneezing at just the wrong time, but this man had also been running from someone else who had strangled him enough that his trachea was crushed. He was supposed to have had a bribe delivered by the bike messenger & since the deadline passed, this killer wrongly assumed this victim stole the money. If the bike in the other case hadn't been stolen, this guy *both* victims would still be alive.
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* PlotlineCrossover: One perp steals a bike messenger's bicycle, causing him to have to run from someone else on foot, falling down the 89th Street stairs and breaking his neck. Meanwhile, another man is found dead in Central Park with an arrow stuck in him. The arrow part is an accident from a deer hunter sneezing at just the wrong time, but this man had also been running from someone else who had strangled him enough that his trachea was crushed. He was supposed to have had a bribe delivered by the bike messenger & since the deadline passed, this killer wrongly assumed this victim stole the money. If the bike in the other case hadn't been stolen, this guy would still be alive.
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"'''The Ripple Effect'''" is the 13th episode of Season 8 and the 175th overall. It originally aired February 10, 2012.
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"'''The Ripple Effect'''" is the 13th episode of Season 8 and the 175th overall. It originally aired February 10, 2012.
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Directed by Creator/OzScott
Written by Creator/AnthonyEZuiker, Creator/AnnDonahue, Creator/CarolMendelsohn & Creator/TreyCalloway
A man is found dead from a fall at the bottom of the 89th Street stairs. Another is found in a park, shot to death with a hunting arrow. Violet-flavored gum is the only thing that connects the two cases. Or is it? Mac visits Christine at her restaurant and takes her an unusual gift.
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Written by Creator/AnthonyEZuiker, Creator/AnnDonahue, Creator/CarolMendelsohn & Creator/TreyCalloway
A man is found dead from a fall at the bottom of the 89th Street stairs. Another is found in a park, shot to death with a hunting arrow. Violet-flavored gum is the only thing that connects the two cases. Or is it? Mac visits Christine at her restaurant and takes her an unusual gift.
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