The Most Unsettling Episodes In CSI History

Narrated by a little girl (Mary Maitlyn Mouser), Gum Drops starts out with the creepy, hushed tones of a horror movie, before opening up on the site of a family massacre. Nick believes theres a survivor, but few people believe him, which only adds to the tension of the episode, but thats not what makes

Narrated by a little girl (Mary Maitlyn Mouser), “Gum Drops” starts out with the creepy, hushed tones of a horror movie, before opening up on the site of a family massacre. Nick believes there’s a survivor, but few people believe him, which only adds to the tension of the episode, but that’s not what makes it a CSI classic.

From the slow-burn of a real investigation, which features no bodies, plenty of suspects, and a new piece of evidence every few minutes, to George Eads heartbreaking performance, “Gum Drops” does everything right. Yet in true CSI fashion, it remains intense, disturbing, and tragic from beginning to end.

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