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** One episode has a guy who died when he fell into his aquarium, shattering it.
** Averted in "Bad Beat", which uses one of the RedHerring flashbacks that {{Police Procedural}}s are so fond of. While Danny is questioning a suspect in her home, she is standing beside a fish tank. The "flashback" shows her holding the victim's head underwater in it. Not only is she not the killer, the tank survives the episode as well.
** Averted in "Bad Beat", which uses one of the RedHerring flashbacks that {{Police Procedural}}s are so fond of. While Danny is questioning a suspect in her home, she is standing beside a fish tank. The "flashback" shows her holding the victim's head underwater in it. Not only is she not the killer, the tank survives the episode as well.
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** One episode has a guy who died when he fell into his aquarium, shattering it.
** AvertedSubverted in "Bad Beat", "[[Recap/CSINYS02E08 Bad Beat]]", which uses one of the RedHerring flashbacks that {{Police Procedural}}s are so fond of. While Danny is questioning a suspect in her home, she is standing beside a fish tank. The "flashback" shows her holding the victim's head underwater in it. Not only is she not the killer, the tank survives the episode as well.well.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS03E16 Heart of Glass]]" has a guy who dies when he falls onto his aquarium which shatters, sending bloody shards everywhere. Stella is sliced by one of them when it slips out of her hand
** Averted
** "[[Recap/CSINYS03E16 Heart of Glass]]" has a guy who dies when he falls onto his aquarium which shatters, sending bloody shards everywhere. Stella is sliced by one of them when it slips out of her hand
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* One killer in ''Series/CriminalMinds'' is basically a non-science-fiction version of a MadScientist who's trying to cure diseases with jellyfish DNA in procedures that end up killing people. His jellyfish tanks are shot in the showdown so that the agents are seen wading through water and dead jellyfish to catch him.
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* One killer The [=UnSub=] in the ''Series/CriminalMinds'' episode "Future Perfect" is basically a non-science-fiction version of a MadScientist who's trying to cure diseases with jellyfish DNA in procedures that end up killing people. His After one of his test subjects dies, he smashes one of his jellyfish tanks are shot in the showdown so that the agents are seen wading through a rage, spilling water and dead jellyfish to catch him.all over the floor of his lab in slow motion -- broken glass still litters the floor in subsequent scenes.
