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Thanks, Finch. One last thing is, I still highly doubt she knows all about these infos if she is not "friends" with them. And if she is Diora herself posting here, I could only question a level of insecurity. But, I'll put a lid on Jon's private life as of now. As for IMDB, I now see updates...

You're welcome. These rumors come and go from time to time about Jon. I remember someone posted a link to the Instagram, which I don't use. And her name is dioralove, or @dioralove, something like that. I don't remember Jon's name there, but pics of him on his trip to Israel are there. I don't...

So, you say that you're not a "friend", yet this Sheila W.T. has her FaceBook on Private. I don't go to her account, and if there is no announcement about it, I like to know where else have you seen it if you're not a "friend". Perhaps, at Instagram? All I see are pictures, mostly of dogs, Duke...

So, the show ends with Raquel Welch's character free and sipping on margaritas somewhere, the girl from Curse Of The Coffin (unless the tiny coffin did something to her), nothing done on Navarros, how about Vogel? Or Horatio's unfinished business in New York. I'm not buying that NY excuse...

I appreciate the cast and the crew with their tweets on the show's cancellation. I'll be waiting for tweets from Kristal H. Ziv or Tamara Jaron, or Janet Tamaro, I can't tell who's who between the writer of Miami or creator of Rizzoli And Isles. Nor do I even have the stomach to care to find...

When I first saw the news here, I was shocked, yet, I somehow knew that it was coming. I'm actually glad that NY has been renewed. Obviously, the writers couldn't care less just how redundant they write in storylines for certain characters (Ryan in trouble, hardly anything involving Frank, two...

The pharmacy case was obviously unfinished. Not everyday that people would hold up a pharmaceutical establishment at gunpoint unless they're jonesing for pills meant for some dying loved one, or the perp(s) may be jonesing for them alone. It sure doesn't look like they're robbing the place for...

Cool episode, away from the usual techno-filled episodes that occur on several episodes each season. My guy, Lee Thompson Young, is in it! I like seeing him in Rizzoli and Isles. Was that the same actress from CSI: Miami's Point Of Impact that played Young's character's lover? I like the...

As much as I adore cold cases, especially the flashbacks, this one kind of had me confused. Well, since it was my first watch, I'd probably watch the rerun sooner or later. So, I am introduced to 3 shots of 2 girls killed decades apart on the same spot similarly. And not 3 dead girls. 1. There...

Well, if this is a surprising episode. Lots of Ecklie sure makes up for no Jim. Some of the scenes that surprised me are: Hodges in control, with the syringe and, I believe, a gun on the two perps. Where have I seen the Geena Davis looking female perp before?? As well as Hodges somehow telling...

I don't expect every single Miami episode to be fast-paced or explosive, especially in the very beginning. The slow moving intro are reminiscent to the earliest seasons, so I have none to complain about. Adam did a sweet job with this one. I like the continuity of Ryan's OCD with the hand...

Not a bad episode. But, I'm about done with the nauseating techno garbage on yet another college/school party. I'd rather hear some R&B or some hip-hop over that techno crap anytime. I would really hate to think that today's college youth are limited to that kind of music as to what's happening...

Only someone on the level of Miss Raquel Welch can interrupt Horatio's trademark one-liners sandwiching his donning of the infamous Caine sunglasses. I don't really follow her career, but she cracked me up in that Naked Gun sequel. In this episode, she was like Goliath to David's David, minus...

I didn't noticed that Eric spat at the camera when he starts yelling at the girl, when I first watched this before. Not even when watching the cut of it on CBS.com many times. The second time, full episode last night = :rommie:.

I must say that, for a lllooonngg time, I've always wanted to see a case where suspects, witnesses, or family members bicker left and right like there's no tomorrow. Maaybe, it's because I've just wanted to see the reactions from the CSIs. Nick handled himself well with some little cute grins...

Hi, jimihendrix, cool name and welcome aboard. As for statutory rape, I got 'intercourse with a person below the statutory age of consent' from the Merriam-Webster.com site. But on Wikipedia, it can mean sex in which one person is below the age required to legally consent with the behavior...

After she was kicked out, she couldn't find work (in some ways). I don't find it believable that a sorority or fraternity can have later influences on those who were kicked out or, in some way, victimized by that sorority/fraternity for life. I don't think that it's the case of it being part of...

This gets an A+. It's nice to begin this episode away from the city and fast-paced cat-and-mouse action-packed stories for a change, and to have the MDPD investigate those parts again aside from the Everglades. One of a very few well-written Miami ones, I gotta say. I like the parts with Ryan...

Maybe it's just me, but the motive for the killer doctor seemed pretty thrown in and hardly believable. I'm not really expecting some subtle-seeming dark dude lurking amongst the social masses and keeping to himself until he's ready to strike. It just seems barely believable to me, all because...

I'm pretty sure that the writers would want to bring about everyone in this episode for Catherine's farewell. I would've like to see Archie, too! And Henry and Hodges out in the field? Nice. I'm starting to see CSI episodes looking somewhat like Smallville or sci-fi like since D.B. was brought...