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X: "Book these two animals!"

I believe the interrogation style of Horatio Caine (and possibly also Jim Brass) resembles that of Mike Wallace of 60 Minutes.

That's Mr. Caine in "Legal", right?

Re: Has CSI:Miami evolved more into a soap opera than a forensics show I have to agree that CSI Miami is now considerably different from its original state. Back in the first three seasons there were several lab tech people who were frequently seen, now they have all but disappeared from the...

I believe that was from "Raising Caine", but unfortunately I do not recall who it was.

I hereby pass the torch to dogbert14. :)

X: "Your past is my specialty."

This is a recent one: Horatio on "You May Now Kill the Bride"

I certainly wouldn't be surprised if CSI reaches its grand conclusion sometime in the foreseeable future, especially since the main cast has been slowly disintegrating over the last year or two...

When I logged on to Yahoo! about 10 minutes ago, this was on the front page. My first reaction was, "Holy $#!%!" :eek:

Re: CSI:Miami 'I Have a Question' Thread #2. NO SPOILERS PLEASE In which episode does Horatio say that a murder suspect can have his ring back "in about 75 years"?

Great. CSI will never be the same again...:'-(

My rankings: 1. Miami 2. LV 3. NY I would've ranked LV #1 were it not for the huge void left by Sara's departure. :(

I predict that she will resurface no later than Season 10.

Horatio's interrogation style reminds me of Mike Wallace (60 Minutes).

At this time, I'm only watching re-runs of the original CSI on SPIKE (To me, Jorja/Sara's absence is like a puzzle missing an important piece). However, I predict that she will resurface no later than season 10, if not earlier.

May I suggest: CSI Chicago I would also like to see a crossover between Las Vegas and NY.