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FWIW, TV Guide lists "Intelligence" as "Not looking so good" for renewal. But then again, they said that about CSINY for two years. I don't think it would go over very well. Analysts sitting in Glen Allen, VA poring over reams of data, fighting wire fraud and the occasional espionage case...

There's a similar thread in the Miami forum, but here goes for NYC. This mostly for acting roles, I'm sure they are doing other things outside of the camera. Gary Sinise: no new roles (yes, he is still active with the Lt. Dan Band and funraising efforts, props!) :thumbsup: Carmine...

Wow, been a year since we had an update. So here ya go, courtesy of IMDb: David Caruso: nada. Emily Procter: 2 appearances on White Collar in 2013, otherwise nothing (might be a family-raising thing). Adam Rodriguez: guest-starred on 3 shows, allegedly a movile role in post production. Rex...

Where do they have spare reindeer in Nevada? Up in the Great Basin? OK episode...not great, not worth calling home about.

It was definitely different. Three lead female characters who could grab the reigns and make things happen, and they all did. I think we all knew the killer was some longtime resident of this small, dusty town in Wherever, Nevada. So not much of a shocker there. Different...good stuff for a...

His is thicker than Petersen's, especially around the chin. I wonder if this will be a permanent thing. We are, after all, approaching the end of Movember, and I can't for Saturday to shave mine off.

The late 1970s/early 1980s were a rather fertile time for crime dramas. In addition to Hill Street Blues, you had The Streets of San Francisco with Karl Malden and Michael Douglas, Kojak with Telly Savalas, Barnaby Jones with Buddy Ebsen, Columbo with Peter Falk, The Rockford Files with James...

I like (i) the "real" episodes where these things actually happen, or (ii) the "strange" episodes, where the plot is flown in on a paper airplane. So please, don't mix the two like they did in this one. The first half of the show was spent cracking every ball/rolling/sphere pun they could find...

They rarely air the first two or three seasons, therefore no reason to watch.

It's from "Who's Next" album. Written about Mehair Baba, who Pete Townsend considered a spiritual advisor. The lyrics are especially appropriate for both sides of this story (Ecklie vs. Jason Priestly): "I'd gladly lose me to find you I'd gladly give up all I got To catch you I'm gonna run and...

I only got 23/30. But I did get the CSI: Miami one right! :lol:

"Sexy's" Furry costume laced with ipecac and civet oil in "Fur and Loathing." :)

Not sure where your grief for CBS's programming comes from. Nine years is a great run for any TV show. Some of CBS's longer running series over the years: Gunsmoke - 20 seasons Dallas - 14 seasons Murder, She Wrote - 12 seasons M*A*S*H - 11 seasons JAG/NICS (mentioned before) - 15+ seasons...

It appears they are back to the original few seasons, because I recorded one and found Kim Delaney and Rory Cochrane.

FWIW, the song in the opening is "High Roller" by The Crystal Method. It came out in 1997. I recognized the tune, but have not heard it for many years. We used to get a little...err... "happy" and listen to that record; funky stuff. :)

I noticed quite a few have work in the can. Alana de la Garza (Marisol) filmed a comedy called "You Are Here" with Zack Gilifonakis, Amy Poehler, Owen Wilson and Peter Bogdanovich. Sofia Milos is apparently working on a TV pilot about a black First Family. Omar Miller has 3 films in...

So much for the "all New York" experiment on Fridays. The show is done. http://news.yahoo.com/cbs-makes-made-jersey-falls-first-victim-192357956.html

Oh, man that "Made in Jersey" was just poop. That will be toast by week ten. Move CSINY back to it's original time slot behind Blue Bloods and they will have a decent block of crime programming for that night.

Well, they are airing the show in mostly chronological order, better than some of the other networks. Sadly, they are airing some of the worst episodes...hope they can turn back the clock 5 years and get to some of the better episodes.

Oh, jeez. You all talk like CSIM didn't have a long run. Like CSILV is no longer on the air, nor CSINY. I'm really getting sick of the sorry sorts who are lambasting CBS for cancelling the show. Memo: IT RAN FOR TEN YEARS. Longer than Seinfeld, almost the same as M*A*S*H, MWC, Cheers, The...