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I saw the "Callen-as-Romanian-orphan" coming once we knew the European connection was about Callen, but never saw the "Hetty-as-relative-of-the-Comescus" on the radar. Makes me wonder if she's Callen's mother or aunt. Given they've gone half way around the world to place the two of them from...

I enjoyed the episode, more for the Jo/Ellie storyline than for the case, which was pretty straightforward. Putting Gary Sinise and David James Elliott side by side, I am amazed at how much DJE has aged, while Gary Sinise doesn't look much older than he did as Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump...

I think most network shows have morals clauses in their actors' contracts, so I would believe that to be true. Agree with just about everything you said here. Unfortunately, I fear your last sentence should end with the word dead. I began worrying about him when his own dad (Martin Sheen)...

My first reaction was that the whole storyline played out too simplistically, but then I realized I was comparing it to Criminal Minds, which approaches that kind of scenario from a different angle. I, too, was surprised at Alicia Witt's character's involvement, but I think the writers set us...

Exactly! This is no CSI or NCIS; the show is less about true-to-life crime investigation and more about the psychology of and between the two leads. Everything and everyone else are there to move that story forward. Nathan Fillion is really in his element here, mixing self-deprecating comedy...

Loved the Castle/Beckett interplay in the second part of this two-parter. Near the end, the scene where Beckett seemed less interested in her supposed boyfriend's hug than looking at Castle, was particularly gratifying. Bones has taken the will they/won't they between Booth and Bones to the...

I hadn't watched the show before last night (it's opposite NCIS, one of my favs). Once I read Lucy Lawless and Tricia Helfer (two of my favorite Cylons!) would be guesting, I had to check it out. I had high expectations given Michael Chiklis is the star. I was so disappointed. The show is so...

Did you see the article on the right side of the main page? Lady Heather is coming back for another epi! :hugegrin: :cool: I'm so glad; Melinda Clarke is great in that role, whether as a dominatrix or in her later persona, a psychologist. No Grissom, though. Still, can't wait to see it! I...

I enjoyed Thursday's episode. Booth's and Bones' interactions harken back to the early seasons. I especially loved Bones' Valentine's Day (Massacre) gift! They sure seemed to be having fun at the end. But I'll bet real tommy guns have a horrible kick.

Perhaps it's because I was a little tired, but I found this episode to be just so-so. Justin Bieber isn't ready for an Oscar yet, but he did okay, given he's a fifteen-year-old kid who's rocketed to fame from nowhere. Both storylines seemed a little tired. Nate Haskell's escape was so poorly...

Thought the psychiatrist following the team around was kind of weird, then at the end they dropped the bombshell:

Finally got to watch the episode. I was relieved. I think they had just enough Grissom involvement to make it interesting without having his presence overpower the storyline. I really liked the epi. Sarah remained the strong person she has become - again. I'm so glad she didn't go all emo over...

I would have preferred this episode without Grissom. This is Sara's episode, not Grissom's. Sara is once again the strong, intelligent character she was at the start of the series. It seems every time she and Grissom interact, TPTB turn her into a dependent, sulky, angry little girl. The...

Perhaps it's not really off the subject. Every time he does some bullying thing, H seems to end up at Marisol's grave, looking sad. Perhaps his anger comes in part from perceived guilt at marrying someone so young, which ended up in her never having a future. Jerry Bruckheimer seems to like...

I'm surprised, too. I was so shocked and saddened. I loved Andrew and I loved that John Dye, himself, seemed to be just as lovely as the character he played. :(

Anything good about the episode was ruined by the last part. I'm not sure why TPTB are turning Horatio into a thug, but I suppose we'll find out soon enough, if there is any reason other than some sort of ratings grab...:confused: Of course, they could be turning the show into a much darker...

I thought the scenes with closeups of the different clown face art to be fun. The story itself was okay, but once we learned about the billionaire's existence, it was pretty predictable. I was fascinated to see how much David James Elliott has aged since JAG, so I went to IMDB; I can't believe...