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Or they're on call and get called in because those other shifts are already swamped - which, I THINK is what happens in Early Rollout and is sort of what happens in Iced.

Except that Catherine only knows she's getting Sara AFTER Grissom says "I have a shift to start" so it isn't as if Sara's called in early. This is one of those episodes that really makes you go "Wow, the writers really did just throw stuff together sometimes" because there's just about no way...

Except that it's not because it's the start of Sara's shift!

I may, or I may not be. It depends a little bit. I mean, I was in (and active in) the Highlander fandom for years beyond the end of the series but I drifted away from that when the discussion shifted from HL to Adrian Paul as James Bond *pauses to giggle* So as long as the discussion remains...

*snerk* I have to admit that I've enjoyed writing them. It's been a really, REALLY long time since I've been into a show that's actually still on the air (*cough* Queen of Swords *cough*) and I've been remembering just how much fun it is to take part in an alive fandom and in a place like...

And now I've seen it, I have to say: that had about as much tension in as a limp piece of celery. I also have quite a few issues with it. I will, though, start off with the one thing that made me choke on my coffee with the giggles: Nick Stokes and Anthony DiNozzo - separated at birth. [I will...

:scream::scream::scream::scream::scream: I missed it, thanks to a combination of scaffolding and a dead modem. Thank God for repeat showings on FiveUSA (and spoilers so I do actually know the main events of the episode - I think I'd have bitten my fingers off if I hadn't at least known that!)

There are references, early on, that suggest otherwise. Mostly, I think they're in season 1, but I can give you a couple of specific references from other seasons: Firstly, in s2's Organ Grinder, she gets extremely...coy with Nick over how she knows the dandruff isn't cocaine just by looking...

Gosh. I can't remember the exact phrasing, but it was something to the effect of Ray being very deadpan as he says "So the ex-wife was handling her dead husband's balls" and Nick and Catherine just staring at Ray with twin "I can't believe he just said that" looks. I know that it made both me...

None of the above; Papa Olaf is Norwegian, as expressly mentioned in (I think) "Let The Seller Beware"

Lost and Found is hands down my favourite episode of the season and probably gets into my top ten CSI episodes overall. World's End gets a seriously honourable mention, as do Neverland, Family Affair (Best. Season. Opening. Sequence. EVER!) and Death and the Maiden. They're all of them...

I think it's supposed to have been a major plot point this season. Alas. It's been botched rather badly because for large chunks of the season, the writers forgot about it!

Well! Interesting place to end the episode; next week's should be interesting. This week's wasn't bad, either. I liked the basic way the story played out and how Ecklie and Catherine handled Ray's activities. I LOVED Greg's line about bat guano (was I the only one waiting for Nick to make some...

That's actually not remotely fresh. For starters, that IS what CSI's been doing off and on this season, with some fairly mixed results. Secondly, there are plenty of other procedural shows that also do it. (NCIS, for one - though it's been less so this season, which may be one reason why this...

Yuppers :) Your turn

Right episode, wrong person :)

Nope and nope. And sorry for letting this get away from me - been a busy couple of days. Here's a hint: Think college kids and crop circles

*grins* Is that a dare?

Greg in King Baby

Yuppers :) Your turn.