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Hee! Nobody puts Sara in a corner. It could be an homage to crime procedurals. Heck, the movie already has Jerry Orbach, a.k.a. Lenny Briscoe from Law and Order, in it. Personally, I would like the Sara/Grissom heads superimposed on Baby and Johnny in that scene when they're practicing the...

I'm pretty sure that those bug-eye sunglasses are a big turn-on for an entomologist. What with those glasses and the sex talk, looks like Sara was angling to score with the Bugman later on that night. ;) Who can blame her? He was looking so delicious that entire episode. I'd put on the bug...

Re: The Great Ship Debate I'm going to delurk, finally, and add to the discussion. *throws confetti over self* I love shipping. Although I have my prized ship for this show, I support everyone's right to ship whomever whenever. Shipping is fun, because it allows you to read loads into the...

Also, dirtylabrat, every time I see your name, my initial impulse is to read it as "Dirty la Brat" rather than "dirty labrat." I think it's all those years spent studying French. Or maybe it's just a childhood spent watching too many Warner Brothers cartoons. "Dirty la Brat" could be Pepi le...

That article seems to come straight from the rumor mill. I'm not sure I buy it.

Awesome! GSR is sweeping the nation! And, no, Grissom is most definitely not having fun when he's not with Sara. *stamps foot* Sara is the one who makes him happy after all. :D

I love astrology to bits, but (with apologies to Linda Goodman) in no way did Shakespeare intend this to describe a Pisces. I gave a quick scan of the play, and, indeed, this is Brutus trying to stir Cassius to fight at Philippi. I'll give the quote its context: BRUTUS. Good reasons must of...

Hi, MiniCatherine. I'm pretty sure the exchange was more like this. Grissom: Sex without love is pointless. It makes you sad. Sara: I'm pretty sure I don't make you sad. Grissom: No, you make me happy. Earlier he says paying for sex is "bleak." Either way, it's damn hot! Good to hear...

Desertwind, that bit of Shakespeare comes from Julius Caesar. It's from one of Brutus's speeches. He is exhorting someone (Cassius?) to take advantage of an opportunity (I think for some battle, but I don't really remember. I haven't read the play for yonks.) Basically, those lines mean...

I guess I never put in for my top GSR moments. Here they are: 1) Butterflied--final scene. For me, this when GSR went from "They'd be a cute couple" to "OMG, they have to get together!" Made me the rabid shipper I am today. 2) Way to Go--final scene. Canon, baby. Canon. 3)...

Is it utterly greedy of me that I'm dying for more GSR in "Leapin' Lizards"? We just got "You make me happy" and geeksex talk, and I still feel like I need more! I'm insatiable. Remember that episode with the guy with Prader-Willi syndrome who kept eating and eating, until he ate, like...

Looks like I'm back to my old tricks, Egg! Thank goodness we have all these promo materials to talk about! I'm still trying to avoid learning too many details about the upcoming episodes, but I just have to gab about the general outlines I do know.

I believe I've delivered a rant about the "unethical" thing already (somewhere in the thread #26), so I'll try not to repeat myself. I heartily agree with your post, Miss Dee. I find the use of the word "unethical" wrong when applied to Grissom and Sara's relationship. In fact, I think their...

Also, I totally have seasonal GSR disorder. Wish I could shake it, but I can't.

Re: CSI Match Game S4: So Easy a Caveman can __________ it! Perfect! So awesome. A. The Undersheriff B. With Greg in the Decontamination Tent

I don't really understand how Sara's reciting poetry means she's showing off for Grissom. I mean, he wasn't even there. And she waited until even Nick had left to do it. Also, Sara is highly educated and well read. She has often identified authors quoted by Grissom. That she would recognize...