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They do play off each other. I loved the end when Nick sums up all he knows, and most likely had figured out how and where Chase died. That was a beautiful scene. Up until that point the sister is treating Nick like he is a nuisance then anything else... (she may have thought the neighbors...

I liked that whole sequence as well. I thought that showing Nick snarking with Hodges was a good way to to set up the contrast of his scene with Kelly even though there is less then a minute between the two encounters. With Hodges Nick is what could be considered normal Nick. A man who is sure...

I while agree with the some of the comments about Sparks of Life. It was fun to watch Nick playing with the new tool. Boys and their toys...it always fun to watch. And it later helps them figure out what happened, so the new toy proved it's worth. Not that I am any better... so I guess I...

Well, lets remember what Nick's job is. To analyze the physical evidence to see if it can help determine who might or might not have commited a crime. I think that part if it that Nick (at least at this point) tends to trust cops (Cavalier is an exception - one of the resaons I think this case...

Hey, there is nothing wrong with people disagreeing. I love a good debate where people have a wide veriaty of opinions. I am a firm beleiver in the old quote "I may disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." And I didn't mean to jump on you sarasmiles...

You see, I can't disagree more. I did not see that moment as childish, and I don't really think that Nick was turning his back on Cavalier as he was turning back toawards the family. They just happened to be the oppiste direction then Cavalier. For me one of the things this scene did was show...

I agree with most of the comments made about this episode. I particularly enjoyed the conflict between Nick and Cavalier. I think that part of was that Nick was put off by the detective’s rush to judgement. He was disturbed by the way Cavalier decided just by looking at the brother that he was...

There is one thing I am wondering... how many people are now reconsidering putting any picutres - family and kid picutures in particular, online? I don't think I would post any in a place where anyone could stumble on them? It woiuld interesting to see if there is sudden decrease in family...

Very true about the first part of season five. I think the writers, after all the stuff in season four weren't quite sure what to do with Nick next. About halfway through the season they came upon the idea of having Nick have a few really bad cases...the ones that haunt the people who work them...

Speaking of Nick, was it just me or did seem like Nick did not leave the lab after he caught that brief glance of her at the playground. I like to think that was the case. It would have made for a nice little irony if Nick had stayed at the lab - most likely a place where he feels safe - only...

There were several good Nick scenes in this episode. Looking around the "baby" room. GE/NS really does have one of the best "What the???" look. His look at the giant pacifers was priceless. And I liked the "I had a wobbie...didn't everyone?" and his reply to Warrick's teasing about whatever it...

Overall I thought this was a good episode. It was interesting to watch the team as they tried to figure out who was telling the truth. At first it looked like a real mystery, but it turned out not to be one. But as often with CSI the end of one mystery was the start of another. The death of...

I really did like Nick in this episode. I particularly like his converstaion with the salon owner/bridal broker. He clearly had problems with what the woman was doing, but he didn't get angery with her (mail order brides don't bring up old feelings like domestic abuse cases do for Sara) and...

I didn't mean to imply that I thought that Nick was weak or less then macho. To me it was more that given the people he was dealing with on this particular case he was not going to show them his "softer" side, because THEY would not understand it. That he felt THEY would see it as being week...

That was a nice little scene. He reminded me a bit of Grissom who does stuff like that all the time. I liked this episode as well. I like it when we get to see sides of the characters we don't see that often, but do work for the character. Given the people Nick was dealing with, I could see...

Weird in a good way or a bad way? Does it peak your interest enough to to want to watch it? True, we don't have all the answers, but then you don't give all the answers in the promo...you want people to watch the show... I would imagine that he will have one name by the end of the episode. I...

I liked that. I also thought it was interesting that Nick seemed to be siding with the cops and Warrick with the cons... or at least Warrick felt the cops were to blame for what happened. I also liked how well Nick adapted to working for Catherine. .. He did better then Warrick who didn't seem...

Over all, I really liked the episode. I thought the cases were interesting and I liked the interaction between the characters. One thing I liked was when Sara was looking at the records trying to determine what records were missing. Sara: Something between The Beachs Boys and Billy Joel...

Nick has come a long way, but he still does have that "This is really strange" reaction. I don't think there is anything wrong with that, because a) he is representing the viewers, and b) he no longer has a this is strange = this is wrong. Nick is also the best choice because while he is...

Nothing wrong with that... That also sounds like something he might have done during his frat days...had the pledges and such run some his errends, testing them to see how much they want it. Greg is the rookie CSI. He is the one who is going to stuck with jobs like that...at least for a while...