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I'm beginning to wonder if they're going to kill off Catherine in the last episode, especially after watching Criminal Minds this week. That would certainly cause Nick to reflect on his life and leave his CSI job.

I had wondered if the victim would be Nancy — or even D.B.'s wife, for some reason. But I never expected who the killer would be. Brass has always done everything possible to show his love to her and keep her out of trouble. This was all too bizarre.

CSI spoiler video from Young & the Restless board: http://soaps.sheknows.com/youngandrestless/news/id/35237/

Just because he has lymphoma doesn't mean he will die soon. I had a friend who had the bad kind, and they lived for a couple of years. Obviously, Sid is one of my favorite characters, and I hope he survives through the end of the show.

Did I misread the grave marker? I thought it said Warrick died in 2003. I forgot to go back and look before I deleted the show.

I called the killer as soon as he appeared onscreen. My husband laughed, as this has been the umpteenth time on the various CSIs that I've done this lately. I liked the Lindsay stuff. I had not read any spoilers, so I didn't understand why she needed to go back at this particular time until the...

Rob Morrow was awesome.

I would have liked to have somehow seen Aiden and Stella in this episode.

Don't hate me, but I'm ready to let go.

Was it just me, or did Sara have a reaction when they were discussing the mother's inability to bear a child? It made me think she regrets not having one or wants to have one.

As soon as they found the third brother dead, I knew who the fourth brother and the killer would be. Guess I've been watching CSI for too many years.

I was going to suggest that Marg could now guest star on Criminal Minds, but I see NHRFan beat me to it.

I like Fishburne and enjoyed Langston. I'm sorry to see him go. I hope they send him off to teach, write a book, maybe reunite with his ex-wife —*and not kill him off.

Well, you could see that ending coming a mile away. Good episode, though. Good to see JJ.

This is the case it was based on, from Wikipedia: Thomas Montgomery, a 47-year-old married man was convicted in 2007 of murdering a workmate in a case called the "Internet Chatroom Murder". He posed as "Tommy", a 21-year-old marine, and began an online relationship with a 17-year-old called...