"Sheltered" Discussion **SPOILERS**

A very violent crime and though I thought I had spotted the murderer early on turned out I was close but no cigar.Everyone has on screen time but DB and Nick are front and center.Morgan once again partners with the CSI leading the case and in this episode that's Nick so she is once again front and center.This episode is dark and the crime is gruesome.Once again the CSIs enter a structure not once but twice with nary a policeofficer around.Plenty of red herrings to keep every one guessing.Elizabeth Shue and her annoying smile needs to go.

 

Was Sara in this one? Any ship stuff?

 

Solid episode all around with plenty of twists and turns.
Also sad to say but there are plenty of "parents" like the killer in this week's episode who simply can't accept their child for who they are.

 

Can't say much. To me it was more like a filler. Solid one, but at one point it was obvious that the father killed that boy.
Liked seeing Sam again

 

It was a decent ep, worth rewatching. I've never been the greatest fan of Nick but I liked him in this episode.

I always feel a bit sorry for Neal McDonough, he's a very good actor who doesn't get what he deserves. Maybe his looks are too awkward.

 

An alright episode. I'd rather hear Nick speak French to Sam. I got a scene with Greg and Sara working together, nice. I like The Hunger Games reference. I somehow knew that it was two guys in her bed instead of the usual good, sheltered girl gone bad behind daddy's back.

I didn't remember that other episode title with the underground dwelling since I first got into the CSI shows three years ago when the reruns played nonstop on Spike, but I do remember that episode, if not the title.

At first I was worried that with the whole keeping his daughter in that tricked out shelter, it would be some kind of disturbing Fritzl type of story. As for that shelter not having water or electricity, I'd like to think that they got out to use the bathroom, probably in the vast desert.

Hopefully, this show won't lower to the level of CSI: Miami, where the detectives conclude and go all cowboy now and find the evidence later. Both D.B. and Sara, who's had histories of getting personal with a case, now are looking more mature next to the other CSIs. Sorry, but that's how I see it here. Hopefully, D.B. would be that way come next episode.

Lastly, even if I still cringe at his characters doing horrible things in movies like Street Fighter: The Legend Of Chun Li and that movie with Cuba Gooding Jr., Which I didn't bother to watch more of, what he did for his daughter was really sweet. The episode is pretty meh.

 

If the girl wasn't raped or being held against her will then why did she have bruises and injuries all over herself? Plot hole?

 

Maybe she had bruises due to her crawling through the tunnels behind the wall? Dunno.

 

Finally watched this over the weekend.

Was there a little bit of real life with Nick telling Dave and Morgan he was a hunter but didn't like killing.

I recall an interview where George said he'd gone hunting with his father but didn't care for it that much.

I wonder if Elizabeth H. speak French fluently since Morgan sure seemed to be doing a lot of commands for Sam.

Still like Sam and could totally see Nick moving to PD with him.

Neal McD. was good, usually he's the bad guy so it was nice to see he wasn't here.

Liked Finn and the girl, the best she's been I think since she joined.

As for Nick going down into the bunker alone, he knew he had backup coming, maybe he wasn't so freaked out by having the gun on him because the poor guys been through it so many times.

I personally like the scruff,maybe his mystery girlfriend does too? :lol:

On to the next.