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Maybe, but who have cared if Logan was killed? We all would have cheered. Very true. I loved how until the guy admitted to Jack that he was the one who killed Palmer Jack was going to let him live. As soon as that little tidbit got out, Jack wasted no time and shot him then and there. Very...

I just loved Nick in Shooting Stars. Of course I love Nick in just about every episode, but I thought this episode was a particularly good episode for Nick and the Grave Danger aftereffects. The reason I think this was just how different Nick was when he was when he was approaching the bunker...

Nick and Archie are always a fun pair to watch. GE and AK seem to have a nice easy chemistry that comes across on the screen. I was thinking of the scene in "Let the Seller Beware" when they are watching the new wife pointing out the all the furtures of the house, and then it became more...

Bite Me was a very enjoyable episode, even if there wasn't a whole lot of Nick in it. I particularly liked the scene with him and Archie watching the tape...I think he did feel a little uncomforatable, but I don't think he was a freaked by it as he have once been. This was just yet another...

I posted in my live joural that you got to love a show that kills people who had been major characters in pervious seasons... and does it in the first fifteen minutes of the first episode. As for why Palmer did not go to anyone else... Palmer has alwasys been one to trust people over...

I tend to think it was his first day back in the field. He might have working in the lab for a little while, depending on how long he had been gone and if he had to recertify in firearms or something like that. And given that he was taken from a crime scene, returning to field work would most...

Some very nice insights Baba. I was thinking the same thing about some of Nick's reactions in this episdoe as opposed to some of the hints we saw in BiM, but once I thought about it, (and watched some of the later episodes) I realized I think there is a pattern in Nick's near freak-outs. It is...

Re: "Peoples Choice: CSI LV" Discussion *Congratulations* Congrats to CSI on it's People Choice award... aww...what a cutie. And it is sweet that GD brought her to the show and not a girlfriend or something like that. I do wonder where JF was. I looked that the clip that is online, but I...

I have no doubt that Grissom thinks he is protecting Nick... that by keeping what he knows quiet until he has more information about who the other voice he doesn't want Nick to worry. Given Nick's reaction to seeing Kelly Gordon - both at the crime scene and at the Lab - Grissom is right to be...

I loved the about the bugs to the exterminator... "Does it ever bother you that you make your living killing insects?" It was more is expression then the line...He was playing with the guys, but he sounded so sincre... Another one I like is to Hodges (I am not sure if this is the exact...

I'm no fan of Ecklie, but I think his scene with Archie was one of the better parts of that whole squence of "Just another night as CSI" in part because it sets up nicely for what will come later...that is pointing out Grissom hugh stack of books in his office...something that later is a key...

I still think that if Nick had said “Mom…Cisco and the rest of you…” it would not have flowed as well as just “Mom…Cisco.” The beauty of the dialogue was in its simplicity and adding more words to it would have damaged it. There is a difference between how people talk on TV (or movie or plays)...

I don't know exactly why Nick didn't mention any of his siblings, but there are a few theories I have... 1. It wasn't needed for the story. I think that part of the reason for the message was to get Nick calling his Dad Cisco...which was one of the hints that Grissom had that Nick would...

Baba, I think you are right that the dream/hallucination refelcts how Nick view's himself and how he thinks other's view him. My point was that I don't know how reliable that view point is.. and again, I point to David and Robbins. In the dream they tend to take Nick's death as a joke - but we...

I don’t how much of the hallucination we can use to tell us about Judge Stokes. There are lots of reasons for this, not the least of which is part of the start of the dream where Doc Robbins and David where out of character in their scenes. One of the things I think did speak to Nick, and...

^^^ I agree that while Nick was the center of this episode, it wasn't a Nick-episode in that we didn't see him doing very much...though what he did considering his circumstances was pretty good. As I said in my earlier post, most of Nick's struggles were internal ones. Other then shooting...

I would image it would have been dummy for the flying part of the stunt. Even if GE had been willing to do it, I am not sure the production companies insurance company would have been willing to let them. Given the lighting during that time, it you wouldn't seen the details, so it wouldn't be as...

I thought that as well. I also liked the whole set up in the locker room with Warrick, when they are talking about Warrick's girl and both of them in hallway during the coin toss. Nick was just so up. It was a nice set up for what was to come. One of the most interesting things to me was that...

I will agree that Nick wasn't in much of Hollywood Brass, but I think it is telling that when Warrick call the LV lab for help it is Nick he calls. It shows how much he trusts and relys on his good buddy.

I'd go more towards confused as well. As he is no longer Nick's supervisor he has no idea what case Nick has been working on...and he might not even know about the other cases that Nick has had recently (I think Snakes also had an effect) so he might be wondering what was going on with Nick . I...