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Original Airdate: November 18, 2004
Rerun: April 07, 2005

Written By: Jerry Stahl
Directed By: Richard Lewis

Guest Stars:

• David Berman as David Phillips
• Aisha Tyler as Mia Dickerson
• Sarah Buxton as Wendy Jones
• Kevin Fry as Officer Mann
• Raphael Sbarge as Aaron Laner
• Allen Lulu as Stage Manager
• Kate Walsh as Mimosa
• Cassandra Foreseter as Pink
• Deprise D. Bredcia as Purple
• Sam Anderson as Dr. Hess
• Marci Bowers as Bev
• Hunter as Toni
• Savannah Ajar as Tippi
• Don McManus as Francis
• Katy Selverstone as Amber
• Lindsay Crouse as Dr. Mona Lavalle
• Peter Breitmayer as Ed
• Lee Hardin as Dina Amber
• Brian Beacock as Irv
• Jody Vaclav as Mrs. Claus
• Bijoux Deluxe as Raspy Tranny
• Jazzmun as Mercedes
• Fred Lusch as FTM
• Kelly Mantle as Bartender

• The one hundredth episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (October 10, 2004 - CSI Files)

• Reportedly deals with the death of Wendy Clancy, a transgendered woman found brutally stabbed in her car by the side of the highway. (October 10, 2004 - CSI Files)

• Although CSI was an unproven quantity when it premiered in 2000, series creator Anthony Zuiker was always sure the 100-episode milestone was going to be reached. Executive producer Carol Mendelsohn: "He was brand new to television and was already talking about the 100th episode from the first few episodes of the first season. We were looking at him like he was crazy." (November 19, 2004 - CSI Files)

• Wendy Jones, the transgendered woman found murdered by the side of the road in this episode, was played by actress Sarah Buxton. "My voice is low and I have strong features. It's funny, because this summer I got very close to getting a role as a transsexual in a movie. I guess I'm different looking. I never wanted to play boring girlfriend roles anyway." (November 19, 2004 - CSI Files)

• Watched by over 31.4 million viewers, CSI's largest audience to date. (November 20, 2004 - CSI Files)

• Kristine Huntley - CSI Files

• Chris Fullman - Music Recap (Music Recap)

• Courier Press
• Melanie McFarland - Seattle Post-Intelligencer