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I wouldn't say it was awful -- not in the way the CSI episode "Mascara" is awful -- but I did have a strong desire to introduce both perps to Gideon's nemesis, Frank. As potential victims, of course.

I have never understood why everyone's assumed that Grissom was still in Paris. In her very first episode back, Sara clearly states that he was teaching at the Sorbonne "while waiting for grant money to come through."

As I was trying to say before the black-A-few-words-from-our-sponsor screen ate my message,

I got the impression that Ray was overseeing Hodges' little investigation. After Hodges dug up the info on the bus crash, Ray probably went to Cath. She signs off on it becoming an official case and a detective was assigned.

Watching football Sunday, I caught the teaser for what I assume is the next episode which has the bus crash. It has a definite Mythbusters feel to it.

I have this picture of Hotch calling in and, in response to his question of "what's up?", Rossi saying, "Nothing much. Morgan recommended releasing a convicted murderer who went on to kill someone 51 hours after release and, in the course of investigating that, we discovered that the convicted...

I think CSI always comes back early from the Xmas break because of the time they know they'll be losing due to March Madness.

They've had all sorts of marathons on USA: Abby marathons, undercover marathons, season 7 marathons. I wonder if they've ever considered an Agent Furnell marathon?

What if the title description is real but the plot description is a foiler? The real episode could be like this: Grissom's out of town doing consulting work when Mom decides to pay a visit. Sara (who has the following strikes against her: she's not deaf, Catholic, or fluent in ASL) is stuck...

Count me as being still skeptical that this isn't a foiler. Remember how everyone got excited a couple of seasons ago about the alleged Nick-centric episode? (I think it was titled "Stokes On Duty.") There were a lot of bad feelings, particularly Ray bashing, stirred when the episode never...

Is the woman who played the head of the rival chocolate firm in last night's episode the same one that played an amorous dentist with a biting fetish on CSI a few years ago?

I loved Brass's reactions as Sara and Greg explained their case to him. Also, Cath had a great line when advising the one woman to talk with her husband about what happened. "I'd leave out the part about the wonderful, unbelievable sex.":lol:

I didn't care much for the "A" story (they've done better), but loved the "B" story in which Cam slowly realizes that one of the slaves was probably her great-grandmother's mother.

Are the writers trying to make Hannah unlikeable? "Where's my present?" Arrggh!

I think a plausible in-show explanation for not seeing Grissom is that, knowing how territorial Cath gets about her crime scenes, etc., he's purposely keeping his distance to avoid trouble. Nick's behavior wasn't that out of character for him. Go back at episodes like "Alter Boys," "Caged"...

I don't think Cath's a big fan of Heather anymore. She definitely didn't approve of how the Lady collected DNA evidence in "Pirates" and was furious with both Heather and Grissom by the end of "TGTBATD".

Breakroom Etiquette: What To And What Not To Say During Meals When You Work In A Forensics Lab, by Nick Stokes

When Cam was explaining what happened to the squinterns, it went by so fast I couldn't match the name to the face, but did "Mr. Nothing Good Ever Happens To Me" the one who won the lottery? Also, Hodgins is so going to faint/collapse when the baby comes. :)

Micha, try blaming the baseball playoffs. CBS may not carry baseball but they're not going to waste new episodes going against the playoffs.

What To Do When The Casket Splits Open And Other Tips Funeral Behavior, by the Graveyard Shift