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Shocked and saddened as everyone else, yet not surprised. They seem to be intent on getting rid of any connection to the original CSI. Sure, Nick, Greg and Sara are still around but especially Sara appears unrecognizable to her original character. Maybe I’m a cynic but I am gearing up for...

That I think is the reason I havn’t been able to watch CSI since the infamous FMN episode. I can’t even watch reruns of the early seasons because every time I see Grissom and Sara I just feel sad. It is to the point where I wonder if GSR really ever existed or if I just projected too much into...

Not arguing that Sara wasn’t a good mentor to Greg, although IMO it was Warrick who best mentored Greg (Warrick lecturing Greg on showing up on time and on how to prep his gear and car is one of my favorite moments). I find it more than appropriate for Greg to mention Grissom as Grissom was a...

Not only that, since DB arrived the women of CSI frequently end up in mortal danger. Things certainly were safer for the team when Grissom was boss. And why have the women on this show suddenly become constant damsels in distress?

What a depressing and disappointing comment from Jorja Fox. Talk about toeing the company line, TPTB must love her. It makes one respect George Eads even more for taking a stand. I guess her comment is the final nail in the GSR coffin. I don’t think it is a coincidence that she is making this...

Is Ellie's mother at the funeral? That might be a sign as to whether it's her or not. I still believe it would make no sense to bury her in LV.

Thanks! The reason I wondered was if the premiere happened after the 'incident' yet GE looked so relaxed and happy then maybe things aren't as bad as we seem to speculate. I do wonder what the overall mood is like on the set these days. I'm sure MH imagined her return to be a little less tense.

Does anyone know if this Situation with GE and the writer/CM took place before or after his movie premiere? For some reason I have been wondering about that.

I actually believe hat the writers prefer writing for the new characters because they have a blank slate and are not handicapped by a +10 year history part of which they were not involved in creating. While they probably appreciate the original cast because of the built in loyal fan base that...

Is this a newly created 'old case'? My memory isn't the best but I don't recall a case that fits this description. I am curious if the writers have remembered that Greg was not a CSI 14 years ago but a lab rat or if they will again rewrite show history. Does anyone know if they are aiming...

Is it coincidental that this seems alot like like the Sara/Grissom marriage issue? Sara was also supposed to return to LV to 'help out' short term while the team were short staffed. Short term then inexplicably turned into 4 years and counting, resulting in a broken/troubled marriage.

It's great that Marge is back for the 300th episode. I do wonder how they are going to get around mentioning Grissom in this episode considering he appears to me persona non grata these days. If this is an homage to the beginning of CSI it will be criminal to not mention him in some way. And...

Would Brass really be buried in Las Vegas though? I would imagine Brass would still more likely be buried back home in New Jersey where the family plot is. Other than his job what connection does he have to Vegas? I know the 'CSI family' angle has been pushed relentlessly the last few years...

I think the last official line was that Gil and Sara were not divorced but were taking a big break from their marriage or something to that effect and that there would be no new love interest for Sara. I think that idea was quickly shelved after the proverbial 's..t hitting the fan' when it was...

Is that really what it has come to? CSI needing to piggyback off the success of another show to keep the numbers steady? It's quite sad really.

That seems a bit odd, does CSI need 40 odd episodes to prepare for the end? Especially considering the show consists of stand alone episodes and does not require resolution of storylines. I can understand shows like Lost, Dexter e.g. needing advance notice to conclude, but not this type of...

I am thinking how nice it would be, providing this is the final season, if one or two writers from the early years would return, closing the show out by returning to its roots. It won’t erase memories of the last few years but it might give us a small sense of satisfaction.

I agree completely with all the recent comments. It makes me genuinely sad to see what has become of what once was my all time favorite show. Granted, as a Grissom fan I haven’t been as committed as I was when he was still on the show, but, via his marriage to Sara I still hung on regularly in...

Re: "Dead of the Class" **SPOILERS**Series: 'CSI: Crime Scene Investig Maybe SuperDave was a child prodigy and graduated high school / uni early. If I recall Sara went to uni at 16 and wasn't Grissom the youngest coroner in LA history (in his 20s)? Also, does anyone know how old Dave Berman...

I kind of agree that season 14 might be the last, to be honest I'm ready to let CSI go for good. The only reason I haven't completely abandoned the show since WP left is because of Grissom's connection to Sara. I get the feeling noone is really happy with the show anymore and we're all just...