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;)Thank you. Next up: X: "Beau, consider yourself unemployed."

:confused::confused: I'm pretty sure that's Calleigh and from a recent episode..................Uh, Er, Um......10 minutes later. I recall she may be speaking to Jesse, so I'll go with "Hey Dude, Where's My Groom"?

:cool:Apologies if this has been mentioned. I'm quite impressed with the addition this season of the sign-off shot for the show, at the end of the credits and next episodes blurb, which features a Horatio Caine silhouette against a golden background. Quite effective.

:devil:Tomorrow (Sunday) it's an NFL double day. Those Sundays that have 2 games are the ones that always run over. The Sundays that only have 1 game usually cause no delay. :scream:I'm not much of a pro football fan, but it seems CBS alternates between one and two games on Sunday, at least in...

:devil:Sounds like it might be a Horato line. I think we need a clue here.

:scream:The new floating time slot may bring it down, but the return of the nomance will finish it off. Enjoy it while we can, whenever and wherever we can find it.

;)Can't help wondering if Nielsen has a special category for the floating time slot. It's gotta be worthy of a huge handicap. We did see tonight's episode at the scheduled time, but most of the midwest ran later. I recorded it, but my cable company has it labeled "Blood Sugar", so that's what...

:scream::scream::scream:Very surprising to come here and find no thread dedicated to complaints about the hit n miss scheduling of CSI Miami. With last night's decision to pull the latest CSI M episode in most markets, without prior notice, it's obvious CBS has withdrawn its support of the...

:guffaw::guffaw:I knew you'd pick up on that. You're up now!

:lol::lol:Are you confusing two episode titles here? Easy mistake. Right character, wrong episode. Try the other one.

Thanks. Here's an easy one. X: "I'm not leaving this room without an answer."

:cool: I believe Horatio answers to several authorities who outrank him; e.g., the commissioner who called him in to personally investigate the prostitute found dead in a judge's home (Tinder Box) and the superior who required he apologize to the Cruz brothers (Blood Brothers).

:confused::confused::confused:Sounds like Natalia, maybe in "Triple Threat"?

Baba O'Reilly is the CSI New York theme. The only time I recall it being played on CSI Miami was a two-parter that began in Miami, continued in NY. Three such possibilites would be "Mia/NY - NonStop", "Felony Flight", and "Bone Voyage".

:beer:You got it!!! Your turn.

:guffaw::guffaw:You have the character and the scene right, but I think we need the title of the episode.

:lol:;)Thanks. Let's try this one: X: "She's like the bionic woman now."

:cool:I agree both CSI Miami and David Caruso have a polarizing effect on viewers, with the bashers being quite vocal most of the time. The IMDb message board, in addition to the usual Negative Neds and Nellies so prolific online, still leaves a bad taste with Caruso/CSI M fans, who deserted...

:lol:It's been too long. Is it disinterest or no idea? I'll give it a go. How about Horatio in "Blood Moon"?

:guffaw::guffaw: Someone, light that girl's cigar. You're up, Cath.S!