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Re: HELP SAVE CSI MIAMI BY WRITING/EMAILING CBS Bottom line,it's going to be about the $$$$. We can write letters,we can e-mail day and night and it won't mean anything.

I also enjoyed the fact Ryan was cleared pretty quickly so they could get down to the business of finding out who the real killer was. Felt so bad for Ryan that it turned out to be Sam. Jon Togo did a great job acting with his eyes and the emotions he showed throught this episode were...

I enjoyed the team dynamic at the end and I liked how the episode focused on Ryan. Sad to say but you knew after that chat Ryan had with Sam that she was involved. Kinda stinks that the possible series finale will end like that for him. All in all,while it didn't blow me away,it was still a...

Not a surprise. The Sunday night timeslot at ten p.m. is where CBS puts shows to be killed. They did it with THe Unit,Cold Case and now CSI Miami.

THe season is shorter because they cut the episode order from the usual 22-24 episodes down to 19. That is less episodes then they had during the writer's strike. BTW,the finale won't be airing until 10:52..and you thought football delays were bad.

IMO,it's exactly what CBS wants. It's how they killed off Cold Case two years ago. They put it in a time slot they knew it would do poorly in and then killed it off due to "low ratings". THat's what they're doing to CSI NY. CBS won't mention how they gave it a month off and put it in a bad time...

Don't blame Grissom one bit. All the work he did in collecting the evidence could be put in jeopardy if a judge decides a line was crossed with a juvenile suspect. As for Sara, I suspect she longs for kids herself,hence why she reacted the way she did.

Have to be honest..one of the main characters getting shot doesn't phase me anymore. It's happened on all of my favorite shows from Cold Case, to L & O to CSI that it just seems like more of the same old same old.

We're all entitled to them. And for what it's worth,your post pretty much sums up how I felt about this episode. Plus the ending..I'm sorry but there is no way on earth Avery should be getting grilled without a lawyer in there with him. No matter how intelligent he is,he's still a twelve year...

I will say in regards to it being like Triple Threat..after a while,it's almost impossible to not have a storyline that will look like one from one of the other CSI's or other crime shows. I've seen the twins with the same DNA storyline on Law & Order SVU as well.

Gave this episode an F. GNR fan pretty much covered all the basics with her post including it being a repeat of Triple Threat but there is one thing in this episode that really,really bugged me. I know it's fiction so there's a lot of leeway but the final scene at the end really irks me. Someone...

Not one of the favorites and how Mac treated Adam in this episode...I can't give it anything higher than a C. On Lee Majors age and the age of the case..Cold Case did that all the time. You just have to go with the flow on that.

That has been my feeling as well. Ted Danson is a breath of fresh air on CSI but Miami...that ship has sailed.

Sad to see Paget Brewster leaving for good this time but I don't blame her. The way they treated her and A.J. Cook was a disgrace.

A lot of time stars don't even know. The only way we'll know for sure is when CBS says so.

So a person is at fault if they believe someone is innocent or gives them a second chance?

Have to say I'm wondering if the victim in two weeks will actually be one we can feel sympathy for. The victims from the past two episodes actually made me feel more for the killers than them.

I don't care if the rape victim had been naked throughout most of the episode, no means no,period.

Glad to see there are fellow Zelda fans here. I'm also glad to see there are others who HATED the water temple as much as I did in Ocarina of Time. FInally beat the stupid thing and then the game. I also like the Mario and Kirby series and am playing the new Kirby game for the wii.

We'll be having ham instead of turkey.