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just another thread for Mulder42 to talk to themselves in I guess.

Did anyone else watch this show? I'm currently re-watching the first two seasons before the new one. I believe It's available on American netlifx if you haven't seen it (I'm not American so I can't check). It's a phenomenal show. The new series will be an 18-part limited series directed entirely...

I know CSI is old news to a lot of people now, but are there any forums, blogs, groups, websites, anything that still has an active user base? This forum was the largest fansite for the show, and nobody even checks up on it now it seems :( all the old tumblr pages I used to follow appear to be...

As a die hard fan of the original series, I only watched consistently until season 10, and I wasn't a fan of the TV movie finale, but even I would be so stoked on the idea of a series event in the future. This was the first show I was ever obsessed with and the first forum i ever frequented. It...

it's really too bad that the remaining members of this site couldn't keep some semblance of fan discussion going. With hulu having purchased the rights to CSI I was hoping a few people would find their way back here, but I think it's finally time to accept the demise of this board (apart from...

Carrie Fisher hit me hard. She was so young and still so active - she just wrapped Episode VIII filming, and I had just watched her on Graham Norton talking about her new book. Absolutely tragic. Debbie Reynolds... Talk about dying from a broken heart.

Merry Christmas to everyone who still checks this forum :p

what an odd idea for a show right now. Wonder how it'll do

this is a few months old but Jorja listed her LA home a while back.. Kind of a cool glimpse into her reality

very true. It's always exciting to see new members finding this forum, even though the show(s) are over :( I hope it inspires some of the discussions we used to see on this forum! Welcome!

this article is an older one, published before the series finale, but I wanted to share it again. Jorja talks a bit about GSR and the impact it had on the show. And still has on the fans for that matter. To me, season 7 was probably the most definitive season for GSR and I just realized that it...

bumping this post because I'm actually very curious. The last I heard was that the divorce had turned very ugly and Eads was facing losing custody. Any word on how this all turned out?

damn it, I don't get Esquire channel but they're airing the seasons I love right now :(

hey!! I'm so sorry it's been like 5 months, but if you're still looking for this episode it's 12x12 Willows in the Wind.

yeah this is my main holdback.. I think maybe there's been one too many cast changes for me to enjoy it now. It's kind of like post-season 8 CSI, or post-season 7 x-files where it just felt like a whole new show altogether

Is this season worth catching up to? I've heard some very mixed reviews, I stopped about 2 seasons ago? I just watch the old seasons now mainly

This is on the tip of my tongue. It's definitely in the second half of season 5, which aired in early 2009..

I'm glad you finally got a chance to watch the finale "episode". I wish I found as much closure in it as you seemed to. Grissom and Sara's relationship became almost a farce after season 9. It was a quintessential draw back to the glory days of the show and it was thrown in in inappropriate...

I mean, CSI carried on for seven *cough*atrocious*cough* seasons after losing William Petersen. Grissom was that show, without him it was an entirely different beast that a lot of original viewers simply gave up on. Me included. Somehow that show managed to get new audiences interested in brand...

I wasn't quite as shocked or saddened as I would have been had he died a few season earlier, however it was a weirdly emotional experience watching for For Gedda and For Warrick. I think what got to me the most was how I was already feeling like the CSI I knew and loved was slowly slipping...