Recent content by CRM

Male: Tim Speedle. I like rugged men. He's got a unique sense of humor, he's kind of flawed in appearance and not so perfect in his work, which I think makes him human. It's not like he's planning to mess up or corrupt very important crimefighting rules. He's just naturally a little careless...

At least tell them nicely. You don't have to act like you own the boards.

I'm not a fan of Hawaii 5-0, especially that Borth chick with that nerve-grating baby voice. I do like that big shrimp guy, though. But, I'm thinking of seeing these episodes just for the CSI: NY actors. I'd like to see them out of the stormy-toned atmosphere of the NYPD lab, and all decked in...

I love a Sara centric episode, especially that part where she slammed that young guy against the wall. Nice! Though, I'd like for the writers to give enough reason and put more on why he is loathed so much by Sara. And why both him and the girl were at that alley. And I'm guessing that years...

Now, I'm confused. Either it was because I nearly fell asleep throughout this episode or because I had better things to do than sit for an hour to watch this. What did I miss before that guy had his daughter back? There were mention of some girl's sister, then it's someone's mother, and how does...

One of the best episodes I've ever seen. I really like the continuation of what happened to Nick; though I don't think he fully opened up to D.B. about his molestation as he did to Catherine. The closest that I remember him trying to open up was to the guy who was raped by his girlfriend's...

Aside from the Scotty 'Pope' goof, I see another one where Ellie was whisked to the emergency room and they said,..."female in her late 20s..." It's 2014. I believe that would make her about 30 or 31 years old. On the Ellie episode, she was said to be born on September 24, 1982. I wonder what...

I posted before that I'd like 'I Can See For Miles' to be the theme song for this show. I do feel stalked by the creators. :alienblush: Personally, I had some vision years ago that if a CSI spinoff were to happen, that they would have 'I Can See For Miles' as the theme song. At first, I was not...

Oh, goodness! "Morganders"?? They're gonna turn this once great show into a soap opera more than a detective show! Who'll be next in line to kiss, fight, or sleep with Finn? I'm guessing that the writers and producers are thinking, "Oh, we did it! We brought in more viewers, even younger ones...

The one thing about Captain Jim Brass that made him stand out to me is his old school presence, away from the rest of the colleagues and newbies, who are all about the science. I don't mind if Crawford replaces him, but I am gonna miss Brass' funny, witty comments, and sarcasm. Guarantee that...

A spinoff... hhmmm. I don't know what to make of it. I wonder if they'll use a song from The Who for the credits. I like the idea of I Can See For Miles And Miles. It seems more fitting for an Internet-based type of show. I don't know of any television series that is Internet-based, so this...

I do enjoy seeing John Heard and Jack Coleman in this episode, especially on the same scene. Again, Jorja Fox and Paul Guilefoyle are MIA. As of now, I'm beginning to question what is the point of Morgan being in this show at all. She BARELY interacts with anyone, unless his name is Gregory...

I'd watch this episode again. I have to remind myself that George/Nick can't look like the Nick Stokes in season 1 forever. I'd like to think that his Castro look was for shooting some film somewhere and that he didn't have time to shave. (Congrats on the new baby, George!) I enjoyed his time...

I watched with little interest, perhaps because my mind was drifting somewhere that I forgot how it ended. So, the guy killed someone in the Santa suit, thinking he's after someone else?? Did he kill 'Santa' in a way to get to what someone wanted transplanted into him? So, the killer is related...

An okay episode. Aside from the huge hamster ball, I'm loving a lot of crazy lines throughout. Especially from Brass. "Have a ball.", "She needed space, or lack of..." As well as Brass' other lines with open spaces concerning the suspect's occupation and "sharing her love for lack of space"...