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Like, it’s going for Grand Theft Auto vibes alongside other notable action games, but it’s also treated like an MMO with a persistent world, something that wasn’t standard for that game series at the time. The genre that the game is based on isn’t clear. The rest of the story goes into illegal arms dealing by the guy who made the Urban Hellraisers game, and even a scene where a guy played Urban Hellraisers so much that he suffered renal failure, alluding to stories of people dying from dehydration and exhaustion from nonstop gaming. I’m surprised he was able to say it with a straight face, I bet this took several takes to get right.Įventually Horatio intervenes and kills one of the criminals while wounding the other. Someone was hired on as a guest to scream that line at that actress. That is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard on a police drama, and I’ve watched a lot of police dramas. I’ve seen Poser animations done better than this. I can understand why, because if they opted to go to GameFAQs, the show couldn’t show off these “cool” animations they made! Somehow this looks worse than Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, a game that came out a year prior to this episode’s original airing.

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Realizing that asking for the game code or how the game unfolds was a bust, they opt to play through the game itself – rather than look up cheat codes or buy a strategy guide. As they interrogate the suspect from earlier, he talks about losing “1000 points” – which no sane person would ever say – and later question a guy who designed the game, saying the product is “proprietary.” Admittedly I do not know legal laws, but if the police ask for your game as evidence for a crime, you hand it over, proprietary or not. Wolfe tells Caine that these crazies were emulating the video game.

Ryan shows Horatio footage of a game called “Urban Hellraisers” – which is basically a rip-off of Grand Theft Auto - and notice that level 1 is exactly like the bank heist, and that level 2 was about to play out the same way until the CSI team intervened. Urban Hellraisers sounds like a Newgrounds game, or the next big hit by Devolver Digital. This leads to Horatio giving his obligatory one-liner for the episode. At one point, one of the robbers sees a female customer and tells one of his buddies to “tap that.” Thankfully, any implied rape doesn’t happen as Delko pulls off his mad firearm skills and kills one of the crooks.Īfter that action-packed intro, the rest of the CSI team comes in and assesses the situation, including realizing one of the dudes wore heelies – which I didn’t know anyone over the age of six wore – and questioning their seemingly “bizarre” actions. Suddenly, three dudes with plastic masks charge in and rob the bank, shooting all the cameras, shooting a bank teller, stealing one whole bag of money, and holding the bank manager – played by a then-unknown Joel McHale – hostage. The episode begins with Eric Delko (played by Adam Rodriguez) disputing a charge at a bank. Instead, I’ll just give a rough summary of the events of the whole episode. I’ll avoid giving an in-depth recap, this is not a CSI: Miami fan site after all. At one point, they added a subplot involving a minor character and Emily Procter’s character just because the plot was so paper-thin that they couldn’t fill it into a 45-minute episode.

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The result was “Urban Hellraisers,” an episode full of hilarious and inaccurate video game references mixed in with terrible acting and writing.

Heard they replaced Morpheus with Sam Malone now, which is an even weirder casting decision.ĭuring CSI: Miami‘s fourth season, they decided to tie video games into a crime, hot off the heels of the various Grand Theft Auto controversies throughout the 2000s. Things just weren’t the same in Vegas after that. I didn’t mind the original series until William Petersen was replaced with Morpheus. I’m not a fan of CSI: Miami – hell, I am not a big fan of CSI or these kind of criminal investigation shows in general.

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The first spinoff of the long-running CSI TV series, it starred David Caruso as Horatio Caine, where he head-tilted and mumbled his way through ten seasons of the iconic police procedural. The show I decided to write about first is CSI: Miami.