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Nice cold open - loved the breakneck pace as well as the choice of music (I was a MAJOR Deep Purple fanatic in high school...). Good start. "Breastises"... :lol: I do believe that's a Jamie Foxx-ism from "In Living Color"...or was it one of the other cast members? GAWD what a talented bunch...

Just a question, sorry if it's already been asked... Suppose, now that negotiations have resumed, the two sides make nice, and the strike ends in a short period of time. Does that mean A) the writers will fill the traditional 24-episode load and the season will simply extend into the summer...

I'm ambidextrous, but I think I'm one of those ambis who was "intended" to be left-handed but was forced toward right hand usage by an environment that was literally hostile toward left-handedness. Seriously. The teacher forced me to write with my right hand. Other kids would call me...

Yeah, I used to live in England. British TV is WAY less uptight and restrained than American TV. We get BBC America too, and have been watching Torchwood and Graham Norton pretty regularly! Graham's a laugh riot...Also waiting for the new series of Robin Hood to start...my hubby got totally...

Wow, Hestia, well put! And that wasn't the only time. One of the reasons I adore Greg is that he speaks truth to power. Even the one time that he told Grissom he acted the way he did during a case because "You intimidate me", he said it in such a way that it came off as more like, "You and...

Oh, and I nearly forgot... "Hey! NECK WOUND!!" :lol:

Top ten reasons to love this episode: 10 - "Running gag..." 9 - the return of ProblemSolver!Grissom 8 - Hodges' goofy post-mortem grin 7 - Bobby D, even if only to be persecuted by Hodges 6 - Wendy's reaction to Hodges gamepiece likeness of her. If he thought he stood a chance with...

Oh. My. #$@%. This is going to be the best "CSI" ever. I cannot WAIT!!! Thanks for posting the clips!!

Re: Writers Strike - Is it going to have an effect on TV sho I think this YouTube video (courtesy of part of the "Daily Show" writing staff) sums up my POV on the whole mess. "Not The Daily Show"

LMAO!!! Much Lab Rattage. Another wierd, quirky Hodges fiasco...er, idea. And the Return of Bobby D. I approve. :cool:

I thought that was Hodges' motive for everything! :D

My husband said "That was f?!%ed up. I liked it." :cool: I know what he meant, and I sort of agree. It was a little over the top to do to a 12 year old, no matter how evil she may be, but it was sorta like "Aw, you went and made Baby Antichrist cry, awwww..." :D I had similarly conflicted...

Nabbed this spoiler from USA Today's coverage of stars walking the WGA picket line. George was one of several CSI cast members who participated... •George Eads (CSI). "Since the pilot, we've hashed things back and forth with the writers to make things more conversational. I've had a couple of...

I've only seen them narrow the rest of the family down to Northern California. Sara attended Berkeley, if I remember right (east SF Bay Area), and when she looked up the case against her mother online, I believe it referenced it being in Modesto, which is in the Central Valley south of...

I loved it. Maybe it was just seeing Petersen and Lapaglia working their magic, maybe it was just the collaboration of two of my favorite shows. So sue me. I thought it rocked. :D Must be collaboration day, with Keith Olbermann naming the "Mythbusters" (Savage & Hyneman) on his "best...

"Break" as in week they play a rerun or something? Well between the holidays and the writers' strike, that might happen before too long... :eek: ::prepares for update city on PKO in early December... :D ::

Oh, they gotta leave that in, that was a laugh freaking riot!!! Hodges - open mouth, insert foot...up to mid-tes... er...hip joint... :lol:

Awesome promo, Alex! Now I am SO looking forward to this one! Lab rattage, smartassery, and taking the MAJOR piss out of slasher flicks? It doesn't get much better than that... :D

::salutes our neighbors to the north:: :cool: True, though I've evacuated from both fire and flood situations in the past and they're both a royal pain. Both can pose a risk factor due to time constraints; head out before the wind changes direction and blows the flames over your hill, or...

This disaster will leave a mark in a lot of ways - higher produce prices (burnt or heat/smoke-damaged orchards and farms), illnesses from the particulate pollution in the air all over SoCal (hell, I've had a headache for five days...), and a LOT of hashing over our disaster preparedness. I've...