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Interesting. If I were Sara, it would not have surprised me in the SLIGHTEST that this was probablly the only circumstance in which she would hear Grissom's true feelings about their situation. Grissom had come face to face with a case that caused him to mentally go down the "road less...

Grissom: Hey, the rich are just as deviant as the poor.

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** Totally loved that part too - was probably my 2nd favourite part of the whole epi! And totally QT style in keeping with CSI humour as well.

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** Agree totally. And what was up with having Hodges and Gregg play Dukes of Hazzard? And Grissom and TRIGGER OMG. Watch the last 15 minutes and you get the best of the episode - rest was dull and characterless IMO. And for...

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** Like the ants. But why is everyone just sitting around watching Nick on the computer - surely they could find something more productive to do than Archie, Grissom and Sara all watching the screen.

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** It's half over, and apart from a couple of good scenes, I am unimpressed. Hopefully next half better......

Thanks catastrophe for expressing it far more eloquently than I could ever hope to. Now I'm not saying that Grissom is consciously aware of how his random quotes affect Sara (in my experience men don't seem to analyze stuff like this), but for someone like him there is a level of comfort in the...

Like Lenny Briscoe's last line on L&O, Grissom's quotes are one of the best parts of any epi. There have been many times where Grissom just comes out with what he is thinking while being COMPLETELY unaware of the effect his words might have on those around him (think 'since I met you'). His...

Ahhh yes, but the mood Sara and Grissom were respecting was that of the db's PRIOR to the crime, a brief moment of mourning the loss prior to getting down to the business of solving the crime.

I disagree - the best example is when the three of them enter the crime scene. Sara notices the music, candles and alcohol, and observes somewhat wistfully that the vic was a 'Romeo', to which Grissom adds a softly delivered quote from Romeo & Juliet - SO in sync on the angst scale. Then from...

Grissom has already demonstrated in numerous ways that he is an incredibly intense individual who has learned over the years to channel that intensity into "safe" waters. Occasionally it peeks through, like his rage when he finds the Anderson baby. But if you watch him closely, he never looks...

Sara: You want to sleep with me? Grissom: Did you just say what I think you said? Grissom: Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to do nothing. Grissom: What do you got? Sara: The one thing you don't want to find at a murder scene. Grissom: Another body. Grissom: Aren't you putting the...

I agree there is a darkness within Grissom that we have not yet seen, that keeps him closed off from others, and that may be yet ANOTHER reason for him to back away from involvement with Sara. He needs her to keep him on his pedestal, and if he lets her get too close he knows she is too smart...