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I've always liked how direct the CTV promos are. :) Thanks for the links, Nicksfriend!

I think Nick was at his best last night. I liked the way he respected Riley's privacy when he said, "Well, Riley isn't shy. If she wanted to talk about it, she would." I thought that was very grown-up of him. As for the beer drinking, I just laughed. For a man who doesn't drink pop or eat...

I hope this is as good as last week's episode. As far as the court room commotion, I don't think it will be anything big. If it is, cool, if not, cool. As long as they don't do anything too bad to Langston, I'm good. ;)

Well, why not? You can sometimes tell a lot about a person by their desk/office space. Look at how much we knew about Grissom from his office. I'm sure Nick's won't turn out to be as extravagant, but again, I hope we get to see more of Nick at his desk.

I tried to look at his desk, too, but all I saw was that the mug says "Vegas" or something. There doesn't seem to be any personal items on his desk. There was a dinosaur fossil model, though. I'm sure we'll get a better look soon enough. :)

Re: Why did they leave? I think Billy and Jorja just wanted to move on to bigger and better things. I can't exactly remember why Gary left.

I think that this episode was pretty good. It would have been better with Grissom in it, of course, but I think they did fine without him. I found myself giggling at the smallest things, like Nick and Riley eating fast food. I think Nick's starting to take on the Grissom role. He reminded me of...

As sad as it would be that Bobby would be the mole, I think it would make for some comic relief because of that running gag in "Lab Rats." I could just see Hodges saying something like "I knew it!" :lol:

I like how Langston already knows it's personal for Nick. I hope he supports Nick and doesn't go into the whole "you shouldn't have personal interest" in cases.

Sometimes the characters get happy storylines...They just end in something bad, or vice versa.

I bet Riley said that "Were not social workers" line because she has some type of bad experience with them. Either way, I can't wait to see more of Dr. Langston. He seems like a good character already, and I like the relationship between him and Nick, or at least what we have seen from the...

That would be a funny scene. Grissom giving stuff out to the team, and he gives that book to Nick saying "And here's the book that I used to find out what kind of ants were eating you three years ago!" I could just see Nick's face...:lol:

--When you have CSI week at your school, you go to the assembly and see a couple clips from the show. While you're waiting to go to your next class, you jump up and down in anticipation for just one more clip, when suddenly the chair breaks. --You read the novels and get overjoyed when they...

I like what Nick says. Since we didn't get a one-on-one goodbye talk between Nick and Grissom, I guess Nick wanting to let Grissom's last case be solved makes up for it.

Yeah, but not all the characters are in every single episode. Grissom wasn't in some episodes, and Nick wasn't even in some episodes. And Hodges didn't come in until what, season 3? So Archie may have a chance in being in the credits.

I think Nick's going to be the one who gets emotionally involved. This could be personal preference speaking, though...:shifty:

I just like it when Nick and Greg are on-screen. :)

I was watching a bit of For Warrick too, and I still think this, and thought this back when I first watched it: Nick was emotional. Throughout the whole episode, he was just trying to find out who did this to his best friend. "I feel sorry for whoever did this," starts it out, and then he sort...

That's probably more weird than when I found a grave that said "Stokes" in my church's graveyard. Luckly, the deceased people were not named Nick. If they were, I would've freaked out. :wtf: