Recent content by Jag Lady

I have loved all the CSI's. Watched all of them since 2004, and when you consider how much I hate TV today, that says something. Having said that, the CSI franchise is getting long in the tooth, and I think they know it. Sunday night is usually the green mile for any show. The original actors...

Yep, definitely the end of an era. From the first time we saw Horatio back in Cross Jurisdictions until the last scene in Habeas Corpse. Unrealistic as it is, we started watching on A&E in 2007 to see what Miami was like before we cruised out of there. I was hooked ever since. I've read some...

I don't have AMC as I no longer have cable, but I'm glad they're doing this again. I think it was the 3 episodes a night on A&E that first got me into Miami.

Wow, thanks for telling us about this. :D I don't watch much TV anymore, but now I know what I'll be doing Sunday instead of watching the Panthers piss away another season. :scream:

I didn't see the ending. Haven't watched Miami much in the last 2 years. Guess I'd better go to cbs.com and see if I can find it. I know I'll get flamed for this, but Miami has long since outlived its usefulness. I pretty much blew it off after Stetler got arrested. Few if any recurring...

You all know I've been a CSI Miami junkie for years. But let's face it, it's outlived its usefulness. Nothing what it was like. It's gotten ridiculous and unbelievable. Most of the good characters just disappeared for no reason at all or for a stupid reason. I really haven't watched since...

Hendrix, if you want to snort about your damned politics, take your peace-hating ass to a board that's appropriate for it. Not everyone sees it your way.

Even though I'm not in the photo contest, I just had to say about #3, there's something about Ryan looking down at me that gets my imagination going. :drool:;):adore:

@gsugirl I'm so with you on that. While I have no problem with January-June marriages, Marisol made Horatio look like a cradle robber. It should have been him and Yelina. Now THAT was a romance! :thumbsup:

I'm glad they're bringing back some old characters, although I am curious about what's bringing Supervisor O'Shay back.

Spookycsi 33, as far as I know, we don't have any in North Carolina, and we get hurricanes too. Ironically, the only places around here with any warning sirens are the two nuke plants within 20 miles of each other. There are a lot of people here from the northeast who don't have a clue about...

elliecatt, Joplin has been in our thoughts and prayers. btw, our family lives in St Louis. They got pounded at least 3 times this year. That storm looked pretty hokey to me. Where was the baseball-sized hail? Nowhere near enough rain. Aw c'mon Ryan, take your towel off. That's just not...

*SIGH* At the end of last season he could barely move. Now in the first minutes of S10 he's Super H, getting up and diving into that water, holding his breath for a good 30-60 seconds with that gunshot wound. Nuff said.

Things seem to be looking up this season. I have absolutely no use for Ted Danson's views, but I had to give him a chance. WOW! Great job! His character brings a uniqueness that's been missing for the last few seasons. I laughed at a pizzed-off Katherine calling him "Moonbeam." Didn't watch...

I bet this crop of writers ends it like St Elsewhere--it all happened in the mind of an autistic boy. :guffaw: