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JB favorite or not, the character of Walter brings an element to the table that has been long missing from CSI Miami. He's an interesting addition to the cast. Eddie, on the other hand, brought nothing new with the Jesse character. He was obviously a fill-in, to be cut once the original...

:guffaw::guffaw::guffaw:You got it!

:lol:Thanks much. Up next: X: "He's 3 inches shorter now than when he was alive."

;) How about Calleigh to Eric in "Bloodline"?

:(Sad that CSI NY is losing its female lead; Melina was a tremendous asset. Most fans of this thread couldn't help but feel jealous; wrong show, wrong female lead. :pSeveral online media suggested NY steal a new lead from one of the other CSI shows. MAY WE SUGGEST (with or without excess...

:guffaw::guffaw:I knew that wouldn't last long. You're right, mjszud. You're up.

;)Some come easier than others, as you know. Next up should be just as easy: X: "Dead eyes. That's the scariest kind of criminal."

;);) Gotta love Speed. It's Speed to Alexx in "Hard Time"?

:guffaw::guffaw:Sounds like you're right. Is it just coincidence that you nearly always seem to guess my quotes? Great minds, right?

:cool:I believe this type of comment also helps re-energize David himself for the coming year as well as cast members and fans. He understands the importance of coming into a new filming season with high hopes and a clear mind. Pumping 'em up is one of his strengths.

PC comments from a lead actor trying to stop the hemorrhaging without dissing co-characters. David should be in politics.

Well said, Ajbuckly.

:beer:Thank you. This will be a super easy one. X: "This must have been one kinky party."

:confused: Is that Ryan talking to Natalia in "Rock and a Hard Place"?

I repeat, "The true comedy on Miami relates to the subject matter of a couple of other threads" and, thus, completely off topic in this thread.

:pOkay, back to square one. Could it be my original thought of Tripp and Horatio?

Had another thought, but now I believe it's from "Under the Influence". The characters are pure guesswork. Let's try Eric and Horatio?

:eek: If 'comic version' equates to accuracy, every tv drama is a 'comic version'. CSI Miami, in spite of Emily's comments, is no better or worse in that department than any other scripted procedural. The true comedy on Miami relates to the subject matter of a couple of other threads.

:guffaw::guffaw:Perfect timing. You are absolutely correct.

Thanks. Let's try this one..... X: "That's when he went for some medicinal courage?"