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... um. *may already be an unapologetic Liev Schreiber fangirl surprise, surprise* I don't own them all, but I've seen most of them. "The Manchurian Candidate" is a remake of a classic 1962 film that stars Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep, and, duh, Liev Schreiber. Major Bennett Marco...

Yes, yes he is. (Speaking of, I love the image in your signature. I wonder if there's a hi-res version floating around somewhere...) Quick question for everybody: Has anyone here seen The Manchurian Candidate (2004)? Schreiber's character is very similar to Mike, to the point that sometimes...

If he'd trusted Frank to keep him alive, he wouldn't have left the hand and his cellphone in the middle of nowhere for the surviving CSIs to find. I suspect it's something akin to "suicide by cop" -- he probably didn't plan to have to step in front of a bullet, but his mindset was sufficiently...

I get the sense that he's been trying to break free of Frank, do the right thing and start a new life since he moved from Trenton to Philadelphia (same again in Baltimore). I guess after Vegas he realized there was nowhere else to run -- or, at least, that it was futile to try.

Part of the problems is that is dreams are confused jumbles of images -- not actual representations of reality. You can tell the actual murder was committed by young!Mike, but later in that scene he morphs into older!Mike (because dreams are weird and, I'd guess, the audiences needed to be...

Nah, according to his dossier Amy was his high-school sweetheart. He hadn't even graduated when she died.

:P More like the Devil, through some combination of manipulation and brainwashing, seized control of an otherwise innocent, good person who eventually broke free. There's no consent when a grief-stricken kid (Keppler was what, 17?) is counselled to murder by a supposedly loving, caring authority...

On the one hand, I realize that dark, tortured and a little sinister was the ideal way to introduce a character like Keppler, but on the other it kind of saddens me that it took so long for TPTB to ease off the antagonism his character is supposed to create early on (with "Redrum" as the case in...

For a while now, in my secret, Supernatural-loving heart, I've quietly held to the belief that Frank is obviously a demon trying to sway twisted, battered Keppler into doing terrible, terrible things. So that creepy-ass whisper at the end? I, um, laughed so hard. Totally a demon. Don't mind...

They also gave Mike a hella (angsty, tortured) detailed background for a character they're planning to kill off after four episodes -- and there's no indication they intend to bring up any of this angsty, tortured backstory until "Law of Gravity" when he's scheduled to die. I mean, come on...

See, a sensible sort wouldn't turn a blind eye, but they wouldn't sneak around plotting a coup d'etat, either. So far as I'm concerned, Nick came out no better than anyone else in this episode -- instead of addressing the issue openly and confronting Catherine or Keppler head on, he pulled...

Law of Gravity, but at what point during Law of Gravity I don't know. (From what I've heard, anyway.)

Yeah, I think this is pretty much where I am with the situation at the moment. It still frustrates me that nobody thought to do the obvious thing -- you know, approach Catherine or Keppler with their concerns earlier on, an action which would have likely moved up their chat about "reverse...

He's staying, but as presumed head of the Day Shift so I'd think it's unlikely he'd be regularly working with Graveyard in the future.

Ahahaha, oh man... Keppler, sweetheart. The man tries to be creepy, but I just can't hate him because in this episode he's fulfilled a wish I've nurtured since time immemorial (read: the moment I started watching CSI NY, but CSI is equally bad): he told a terrible joke and it bombed, complete...

Anyone who remembers the guy races cockroaches for fun? ;)

Wow. Is it terrible of me that my brain reads that as, "Hi, surrogate son! If you need a Vegas-area prostitute, give me a ring. Cause, you know, Vegas is cold. Um." Also, why can't people just call him Mike or Mikey? This whole "Keppy" thing makes me twitchy. ;)

I still gotta wonder what the rest of the team thinks Keppler and Catherine are actually doing. (If they're buying it's an IA investigation, why meddle?) Still, the extra context helps a lot. :)

Ahahahahah, how true is that. I didn't call it, unfortunately. As much as I'd love to know what's going on, I fear the possible long-distance charges more. What's he say, more or less?

Independent of my own feelings on Grissom/Sara, is it healthy that, upon reading this, my brain immediately started humming a medley of songs from Sweeney Todd? Yeah, I didn't think so.