CSI Lights Out
By tweakpotter
@tweakpotter (745)
United States
March 31, 2007 3:01pm CST
I understand the show, 'CSI' takes place during the night, but why are the lights always off at the crime scenes? I would think it would be easier if the had more light. LOL.
So, besides just mood, why do you think they never turn on any lights? Saving energy, maybe.
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@CaroleeKaufold (1853)
• United States
31 Mar 07
I can never understand that either.
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@judyt00 (3497)
• Canada
31 Mar 07
because they aren't allowed to change a scene until it is released by the coroner, and usually,they arrive either before or with the coroner. Besides, often things are seen in the sidewards light of a flash light that wouldn't be as noticable with the lights on and overhead.
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@tweakpotter (745)
• United States
31 Mar 07
I thought they weren't supposed to move the body until coroner showed up? Learned something new, I guess. Thanks.
@im_anna (717)
• Philippines
14 May 07
didn't really notice that. i just assumed it is part of the show's gimmick to set the "mood," aside from the reality of not-to-move-anything until the coroner arrives.
