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If this is a one case episode, you can assume that there will be space for personal story arc developments, such as the GSR and maybe even the CWR(!). Watch closely, and you will likely see the foundations laid for the season ender / cliff hanger in this episode. The story sounds like a nice...

Hodges is a character that exists to allow Greg to become more mainstream. For the first few season Greg was the comic relief in most episodes. Since he has become a more mainstream member of the show, and a new source of humor was needed. Hodges fills that in very well. He is also more...

For the Sara angle, I don't want to shoot it down, but it is my understanding that Sara's mom only did the deed when Sara was something like 11 or 12. The group of kids in these movies was somewhat younger than that. If I remember correctly, she isn't from Vegas either. That being said, it...

First show, Holly walks into grissom's office, and the first thing he does is ask for a pint of blood, and won't give the reason. Right away I knew I had found a show that was going to combine humor, geeky science, and police work in a way that would be at least entertaining. I have most of...

Well, actually, the spoiler is in who signed and who didn't. Be definition we know all of the rest of the major characters are signed on for next season, so any cliff hanger / "will they die" / "did they die" is moot because we know they will be there next season. JF not being publically...

Obviously, with the Monster in the Box we will get a very Grissom centered episode, this is his personal story arc for the season, and with it recurring now in three or four episodes, it has been a hilight for the season. Sara deserves a good episode where we get something more out of her than...

Wow... this episode completes a number of mid size story arcs all at once, almost at the level of a season ender for intensity and for the collision of forces. First off, let's hit the romance world. Grissom's time away apparently made the heart grow fonder, and smell of garbage wasn't going...

There is great potential that part of the season ender could be the start of a CWR (catherine / Warrick romance), but I could see them even more put in a situation where feeling are revealed, and then have to be buried when they are put back in the real world. Perhaps trapped in an elevator...

I have a weird feeling he goes from there to a pine box... the steps between will certainly be interesting.

Keppler is going to lose the bullets or otherwise replace them? Hmmm.

It is true geek love :) I think David did get the best line of the entire show. Sort of a poke at the show itself, which is good. The continuality people were sort of asleep on the switch though. The angry mood of the previous episode was absolutely nowhere to be seen, everyone was smiles...

The "I'll miss you" for me is the strongest red herring of the season by far. Grissom wrote a letter (by hand, damn!) that probably explained exactly how he felt about everything, and he couldn't bring himself to finish addressing it, as if at that moment he realized what he would be leaving...

Well, much added to the mix with tonight's episode. Certainly the words "I'll miss you" stirred a few hearts on the way by.

There certainly are plenty of things stacking up to make the end of the season interesting, it appears that multiple cliff hangers are on order. GSR, gregs court thing, and of course Warrick being footloose and fancy free again.

Okay, well, on the east coast it is over. May we spoil away now?

That clip looks like it hadn't made it through final editing yet...

Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy ABC went after CSI thinking they could really knock CSI out. It hasn't happened, I think in part because the audiences aren't exactly the same. Further, ABC has limited their potential audience, I really think that Grey;s would pull amazingly well in...

My understanding is that all of the main players except JF are signed through season 8, which is part of what has given rise to the "Sara is leaving" or "Sara goes off the deep end" discussions.

myfuturecsi : I agree with you to a point. Grissom is the "leading man" in CSI, and as such, many of the stories touch him more directly than others. Even in situations where other characters are getting a major or minor arc, those story arcs often involve Grissom in some manner. For many...

Greg's civil suit will likely only come up again if there is some need to either beat him down or pump him up (win or lose). it might keep him from getting a CSI upgrade, example, or a bad turn could get him locked back in the lab while a new character comes in as a CSI3 level, perhaps (pure...