* Episode 14, "Paper or Plastic?", features the return of Officer Fromansky (David Andrews), a character introduced earlier in the season. In which episode did Fromansky first appear?
* Which of the following statements is NOT true about Ross Jensen, the victim in "Jackpot"?
* "Jackpot" opens with Dr. Albert Robbins (Robert David Hall) opening a package that contains a human body part. What is it?
* There's a feud in effect in episode 2, "All For Our Country", and it's not pretty. Which two groups of people find themselves in direct and ugly conflict, thanks to the particulars of the murder case being investigated?
* In the "B" story of "All For Our Country," a college student dies thanks to a blow to the head. Where was he when he received this fatal head wound?
* Warrick investigates the case of an overweight man found dead in his home in "Feeling the Heat". What was the cause of death?
* In the "B" story of "Fur and Loathing", Nick and Sara investigate a dead body found in a warehouse. What's unusual about the body?
* Episode 6, "Jackpot", is unusual in that it focuses almost completely on a single member of the CSI team, working far from home and with very little assistance from the rest of the characters. Who gets the spotlight in this episode?
* "Invisible Evidence" marks the first appearance of Rory Atwater, the new Sheriff in town (literally). Which character actor plays Sheriff Atwater?
* At one point in "After the Show", the suspected killer expresses his thoughts by way of a written message while he is in police custody. What is TRUE about this message?
* One of the victims in "After the Show" was not only murdered, but raped with a foreign object. What object was used to violate said victim?
* In episode 9, "Grissom Versus The Volcano", the CSI team winds up investigating a man whose marital status is...different from the norm. What's strange about it?
* In the "B" story of "Grissom Versus the Volcano", Warrick and Sara investigate the death of a beautiful woman found dead in a hot tub in a luxury hotel suite. What is the profession of her husband, who is initially suspected of killing her?
* I was surprised to see that one of the suspects in the brutal murder being investigated in episode 10, "Coming of Age", was played by one of the former teen stars of "Beverly Hills 90210". Which actor played construction worker Gregory Curtwell?
* The climax of "Coming of Rage" is a pretty intense scene between Sara Sidle and a teenaged girl. With what chilling line of dialogue does said teenaged girl close the episode?
* An ambitious robbery occurs in episode 13, "Suckers". The thief disguised himself as a fixture in a makeshift museum. Which "exhibit" was actually a "costume" for the thief?
* Yet another American subculture is featured in the "B" story of "Suckers". Which one?
* Episode 20, "Dead Ringer", features a "tandem marathon" -- a race being run by teams of law-enforcement officials across the American southwest. How long, in miles, does this marathon span?
* Sara and Catherine discover a dead male with traces of make-up on his face in episode 16, "Getting Off." What winds up being the explanation for the make-up on his face?
* "Paper or Plastic" focuses on an armed robbery that takes place in a supermarket. The CSI team winds up interviewing numerous people who were witnesses to the crime. One of these people was actually an accomplice to the robbery. Which one?