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I was hoping the end of the episode would have Greg and Sara go over to Nick's (where Greg would host a mediation meeting) only to discover that Nick Stokes too is a Hoarder!!! Boxes and boxes of football paraphernalia as far as the eye can see. Greg: Dude..I'm going to call Dr.Prescott for...

Oh I agree, but Nick was being an ass about it. He just doesn't understand mental illness. Now I will say Sara's confession about her mother also added to the stereotyping of Schizophrenics because it is rare for them to kill people, they are usually more of a threat to themselves.

I thought this was the best episode of CSI so far and I really didn't miss Marg..no offense. It was interesting how the characters dealt with the subject. Nick was very judgemental and subscribed to stereotypes. He was very ignorant and I actually cheered when Sara called him an 'ass' because...

:(:(:(:(Can someone please..post it for us nonUS fans.:(:(:(

:guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw: This is going to be funny! I can't wait! ETA: I'm watching an episode of Hoarders where the hoarder featured is named George!!:p

I liked it when Nick said, "That was a long time ago." Repress much Nicky?:p

LOL..something scared Nick..wow..LOl!

Catherine loves to feak him out with the kinky stuff.:guffaw:

LOL! That was HIS STORY and he was STICKING TO IT!:guffaw:

Creepy... Not enough Nick. Interesting serial killer. I'm not sure I like his MO going after social activists because they've screwed up in the past.:rolleyes: Brass interview the doll. Cute.

I think the lopsidedness of the show drew some fans away. I know several Nick fans who just got tired of seeing him shoved to the side and left. There was very little development of the character until it was too late. Yep, that was very short-sighted of the writers, particularly David Rambo...

Something else to consider.. The writers on CSI have never really tuned into what the audience wanted, nor did they care. About half the audience, or more than half didn't want GSR and yet they pushed it on a lot of people. That caused quite a ratings drop. A lot of the audience LOVED the...

I think you make a good point here. When CSI started, watching TV on the internet was not even an option in 2000, now many people don't even bother to have cable anymore, they just watch everything on the net. Also, I think Liz Vassey's departure made a difference. And I always say, making...

I've listened to George in interviews, and he doesn't have a heavy southern accent. He's been living in La for years and it could have just disappeared. My daughter's father is from Newfoundland Canada (where they have heavy accents) and you woudn't know it if you spoke with him because it's...

I think it's just age and competition. The show itself was very top down, not allowing for much interpersonal drama which is really what draws viewers to GA. They should have gotten rid of Naren Shankar a long time ago because his iron fist on the whole 'science only' element was what kept the...

local heroes=dog catcher.. next episode..Nick is on the case of the dog catcher serial killer only to be caged himself and fed Pedigree dog biscuits....:lol: Wait..that's my fanfic idea. *runs off.

It looks creepy...

Scary!!!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I like this new Nick.:thumbsup: He's a rough and tumble dude. I love watching him work with Ray. He's blossomed as a character and as a CSI.

Yes, that's what I was trying to say..but you worded it beautifully:thumbsup: a 'mature friendship' between men of similar age, although Langston is slightly older than Nick. I liked Warrick,but at the end, he was dealing with so many demons and Nick was really trying to push ahead in his career.