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OMG, they found out they're third cousins! :lol: :rolleyes:

To me it wasn't obvious because I didn't see two phone calls. There was Morgan looking for DB at the very beginning of the episode, then Sara's conversation with Brass that would start the narration of the episode in retrospective, and then later Sara being on the phone, hanging up, shooting...

Yeah, I found some plot errors in this one, too. Minor ones, but still more apparent this time. Such as: When did the three girls get some sleep between end of shift and trip to the spa? Their shift ended early in the morning, but instead of going home to get some sleep, they made the trip and...

I have no idea who that lady is. But I was suprised to see Quark/Armin Shimerman as Oscar. I didn't recognise his name from the list of guest stars, but his distinctive face :) We all know they should have explained Nick's absence, but we also knew that wouldn't happen. And probably will never...

I don't remember Greg being in that episode :confused: All I can remember is Fynn and Morgan, that mom and D.B. Sara was in there for like 10 seconds but didn't actually process anything. Nick was still missing. Brass had funny lines but didn't actually detect anything. What's the purpose of his...

I share your points. I was wondering why Greg had to work an entire house solo when Sara and Morgan were together at that hotel room, which is a lot smaller. But that's just details. They mentioned Grissom and Wendy, but not Nick.

Thanks for sharing, but I still don't get that. It was 8 a.m., Yeager said Morgan's shift ended 2 hours earlier, i.e. 6 a.m. How can you be "a couple hours late" for your shift if your shift starts at 10 p.m. the previous evening? What appointment is set so late? Or did she just miss the...

It might be coincidental, but Yeager is like Jaeger, German for "hunter" or "huntsman". So my first guess was that he was likely going to "hunt for" or "chase after" Morgan :lol: So much for new love interest. I didn't like this one either, though Brass was just great! I missed the veterans...

Uh? :wtf: I don't recall any of that. And I would. And others, too. So I guess it was cut out. Edit: Okay, I just finished watching. It was quite disappointing that they didn't actually have Catherine visiting the lab, which I was very excited about, but just filmed fake flashbacks with Marg...

I'm a little bit surprised that so many of you actually liked the episode, because I didn't like it at all :lol: I thought it was lame. Since there was no Brass, they put some of the questionings between CSI guys and suspects/witnesses without a detective present and into a TV studio instead of...

Sara looked awesome, Brass was awesome and funny but the rest was meh. They have to put on hardhats before going into a building that got burned down to the grounds. But no need for accuracy. The point with the mother is that last episode it was a wife crying for her husband. "That's my son!"...

"Sorry. This site is not available from your location." Grrr! :scream:

Aren't they supposed to have some psychological counseling after such incidents? I'm wondering why it's not mentioned that Morgan should have some or is actually having some counseling sessions. She got kidnapped the second time...they could work with that. Otherwise, I liked the episode as...

Haha! That was my thought, too :lol: I got spoiled. Well, no, I spoiled myself by clicking around here. So I knew what to expect, but I didn't like it anyway. The story wasn't credible, and I still don't understand why Nancy had to be killed and/or why Ellie had to be the killer. And...

Excuse me? They go on and on about the CSI team being in jeopardy as if the show wasn't a crime show, but an absurdist drama. "[...] harkening back to the way the show was in those first seasons. Not that we have ever departed from it fully." No, of course you haven't! :rolleyes: And why...

Agreed! :)

IMO, it's always unwise not to include the actors in the process of writing the characters and their development. I think it's wiser to discuss with them the possible route for the characters they portray in an open and, let's say, democratic way instead of dictating terms.

Re-created flashbacks? "Faux-backs"? :wtf: The problem with this narrative element is that it looks stupid. Period. After 14 years it's frigging hard to make them look like mid-twenties again, they'll all look closer to 40 than 25. They said it was a "fictional cold case", so I guess it's a...

Yesterday, I watched an episode of Miami from the second last season or so and I was laughing my *** off thanks to its silliness, nonsense, overdramatic plots, stereotypes, and bad acting due to brainless dialogues. I could go on but the point is it was like watching a parody. :lol:

Uh, haven't been around for a while and need to catch up on things, but so far there are some interesting spoilers buzzing around. I like the idea of a (c)old case combined with flashback memories of the veteran cast. And I mean real flashback memories they put together from archive material...