User Reviews

Have loved this show since day one. The whole Grissom Sara story line has been a bone of contention for me. They are in no way compatible. Sara is a whinny pain in the ass. She finally gets Grissom and then leaves and tells him shes finally happy. Can't believe anyone thought them being a couple was a good idea. Just makes Grissom out to be desperate to have someone even someone who is unstable. So disappointed in this. The more times I see this more disappointed I am in the writers. Grissom is better than someone like sara. Still love the show but not them together.

This is one of those episodes where I don't have any empathy for the victims. We're back with Lady Heather and her world and Gil and his intense angst. But the main feature is a man, dragged beneath a car, literally hamburger as the observers say. There is also a woman who was burned to a crisp in her car. But it is really about S & M and the levels it takes some of these people.

Grissom arrives to a crime scene in the rain where Catherine and David Phillips are working and sees a man with a messy face and no fingers and toes. They believe the man was tied under a truck or SUV, since there is motor oil on his shirt and marks on his wrists. In the autopsy, Nick finds seven stab wounds in his body and Dr. Robbins finds marks that indicate he was S&M. They identify the man as Ian Wallace, they go to his apartment and identify his girlfriend as Justine Stefani. Grissom decides to pay a visit to Lady Heather to help him in the investigation.

"Leave Out All the Rest" is another episode of "CSI" in the S&M World, where the victim is practitioner of masochism and the return of Lady Heather. Now she is a psychologist specialized in sex issues that helps Grissom in the case. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Leave Out All the Rest"

This is a very confusing episode with 15 different moving parts and it's impossible to tell who is who let alone who did what to who. Also they use the same old method they've already done 100+ times already where Person A has a relationship with Person B, then Person B has a relationship with Person C, Person C has a relationship with Person D, then Person A is mad at Person C, Person D is mad at Person B, anyone could have killed anyone....by the end you are so confused that you don't even care who the killer is and it turns out to be someone completely random anyways.

This is one of 100+ CSI episodes that suffered from extremely bad writing. They should have hired MUCH better writers for this show.