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I think Ray's office in Doc Robbins' "attic" didn't last long. Grissom's old office is certainly big enough to hold 4 desks, so Cath probably moves in with the rest of the gang, D.B. takes Cath's old office and, most importantly, Miss Piggy stays put.:)

Re: Ted/D.B. Seeing as he has hippie parents, until further notice I'm going to assume that the initials "D. B." stand for "Dandelion Blueberry." :)

I haven't seen "Meet Jekyll" lately myself, but in it Brass makes a crack about how, even though Sam Braun's dead, Cath was still able to call in favors various prominent people had owed Sam.

Besides the facts of not properly supervising Langston and not pursuing the angle of the cuffmarks on Haskell's wrists, the major reason Cath is being demoted probably goes back to her using her Sam Braun connections to get Haskell brought to Vegas in the first place.

I don't think Nick's getting demoted. Someone has to be the asst. supv. and excluding Cath, he's the best choice. Cath, based on her accumulated baggage (remember, she brought Haskell into the Jekyll hunt over the objections of everyone but Ray), I see getting demoted and a lenghy suspension...

I've had a few hours to think this over and I don't think the new supervisor coming from the same city Wendy transferred to is an accident. If we imagine the Danson character calling Wendy into his office to get the low-down on his new co-workers-to-be, we can dive right into solving new cases...

Okay, in the spirit of getting the topic back on track, who else thinks the little info about the first episode is a total foiler? I'm a little suspicious because we had previously been told by one of TPTB that the 1st ep of season 12 would start right where season 11 ended and then jump forward...

The tipping point for LF may have changed once Gina got the part on "Suits." Their daughter, I think, is still pre-school and while LF is hardly going to be Mr. Mom, he and Gina probably agreed that it wouldn't be good for both of them to be working full-time.

I think WP dropped out of the play due to a scheduling conflict with a movie/mini-series he's doing. As far a a TV veteran, it occurs to me that Forrest Whitaker's at liberty right now.

Thanks, Smokey. I always thought he reminded me of someone but I put it down to how many times I've seen those episodes. I suppose the penny never dropped before because I really don't like the Ari episodes. The only one I ever watch is when Agent Todd is killed.

I'm pretty sure of the answer but is the actor who played the husband in the husband-wife serial killer team in the doubleheader that opened the 4th season the same man who played Ari in several episodes of NCIS over parts of 3 seasons?

1. Mascara -- as I said at the time, at last we had something that the GSR and anti-GSR fans could agree on -- this episode sucked. 2. Up In Smoke -- watched it only once, so the details are vague. What bothered me the most, I think, was how understanding everyone seemed to be toward the...

Does anyone remember that plot line TPTB appeared to be setting up toward the end of the season -- where Strauss is taking extended leave and is maybe seriously ill? If Gibson is trying for the same salary but slightly lesser screentime, Hochner could be temporarily appointed to her job and...

As someone suggested earlier, if TPTB are determined to bring in a "name" to replace Fishburne, they should go the "Rossi:CM" route and have a character who's seen and done it all, still loves the job but doesn't want to be boss. ---- As long as we're referring to CM, I'd like to point out...

Well, Hotch's speech in the finale did at least provide the writers with a pre-existing explanation for Hotch's departure. On a side note, as a retiree I've been able to watch the Casey Anthony murder trial. I have to say that the man testifying today -- Dr. Vos(sp?) -- comes across as a...

...you see that Chicago has passed a law authorizing casino gambling and you begin wondering if this is part of a mad plan by CBS to lure WP back to star in CSI:Chicago. :)

I agree with your interpretation. If there's indecision on Morgan whether she is going to be a part- or full-time character, this may be a strong hint that TPTB are planning on JF re-signing and hedging their bets on LF not re-signing.

I remember hearing that Ryan O'Neal had health problems, but what exactly is it?

My feelings exactly. Some episodes move briskly along and then others -- like this finale -- drag on forever! I skipped most of it. I think the "take advantage of offers to other divisions" is code for "farewell, Agent Seiver."

I think Brass's actions in this episode could be seen as the natural consequence of the bad habit he'd fallen into of not letting Ray suffer as the result of displays of Ray's bad temper. In the episode where Ray and Nick chase Jeckyll thru the hospital, Brass convinced the doctor that Ray threw...