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I keep thinking of that random Wikipedia spoiler that said Mac would be under review for the death of twelve suspects in his custody -- I'd kind of like to see that :guffaw:. Maybe not Mac necessarily (just because it'd be too repetitive of the Clay Dobson story), but with one of the others on...

^ Do you mean "Grave Digger", from "Blacklist" this season? I agree, that guy was both creepy and sympathetic; I kind of wish he'd been in more episodes than just the one, he could've been epic :lol: More so than the Compass Killer, even. I personally liked "Grave Digger" better.

I have to admit that pointless explanations for the audience's sake are where I usually give shows a lot of slack. I mean, it is unrealistic when people who've been on the job as long as the team would have to bother spelling out the obvious like that, and it's a little frustrating when you just...

^ I think that Wikipedia spoiler first got passed around on IMDb, so I wouldn't trust it too much ;) It came out only a few days after the finale, so I don't think it's real. I wouldn't call either Hill or Anna replaceable myself, but tbh I have no clue what effect it would have. People have...

I disagree. Obviously, I have no clue what they're going to do down there (it's downright weird how there's been a 3:1 female-male ratio of cuts in the last few weeks), but adding with the mess that S6 was, I'm feeling about 99% sure that Lindsay/Anna leaving = me done with the show. That would...

I don't know, I didn't mean to imply that CSI:M would be losing creativity in bringing back an old villain -- sometimes returns kind of ruin the ideal you held of the villain from his/her earlier days, but other times they can be done really well (like when CSI brought back Nate Haskell, though...

So, I'm in agreement with most of this thread; there're quite a few plotholes as far as the characters' moralities go. But for the record, I think they were better at filling those holes before this last season. This, for example: Thing is, I've never had a problem with Aiden's methods in this...

I'd be up for an actual LV/NY crossover, but even more generally...a little more cohesion between the three shows, I guess is what I'd want -- some kind of acknowledgment that they exist in the same universe. I mean, you hear of cases in real life that get solved in one state, and end up...

I love Edward Furlong as Casey, don't get me wrong, but they've made a mess of his storyline -- unless they're planning to write him half as compellingly as the Reaper on CM was written, I'd rather they get it over with and end it in the premiere, than seeing it stretch on for another half a...

Having watched a few more older episodes with Stetler in them, I wonder why the showwriters/showrunners decided to choose Stetler for this "big betrayal". Any casual viewer whose seen one or two Stetler-episodes might assume that Stetler being the one to betray Horatio would hardly make for...

Same, I seriously doubt Danny is dead. I'm not ready to bet on it being Lindsay who fired the shot at the end (Shane's the only one who had a gun in that sequence, and through basic good storytelling he should still be the only one with a gun when the show starts again, at least until/unless...

CSI:NY, without a doubt. :p Even after S6, it's still far past the others. Not that CSI Original Flavour doesn't deserve its shoutout, because for me they've always been that bar that the others could never measure up to; therefore, my once-favourite and the only one I'd watch for the longest...

I've got to admit "Vacation Getaway" was not one of my favourite Lindsay-episodes :shifty: (or favourite episodes in general. Anna did great, but I just hate what they did to the characters in that ep, there was so much stupid going around and a lot of potential they blew. And I totally don't...

Um, this is the one season I don't see myself getting the DVDs of :alienblush: Then again, I did watch the new episodes at least a couple of times a night, even the ones I didn't like all that much; and still find myself watching reruns of it if I get the chance. So it wasn't completely...

LOL, I kind of agree -- I thought it'd be easy to pick a favourite, since it's not like there's a lot of competition for the Best Episode Award this season :lol: But it's totally a four-way tie! "Point of View", because of the nearly-two-case formula, the quirkiness of the characters and NY...

"Vacation Getaway", I'm voting as the worst because it's the one I had the most visceral negative reaction to. Blech.:scream: But "Death House" and "Tales from the Undercard" are two that also stand out to me, not because they were particularly horrible, but just because for some reason, I found...

To be honest, it was the fall from the high-rise building onto concrete sidewalk at the beginning of the episode that bothered me way more than the fall from the lighthouse, even though the lighthouse was taller. I could buy that Shane has every good-luck charm in the world, and therefore...

I don't think my answer's changed much from sometime midseason. CSI had the best season, by so far the other two can't even see it. Excellent team unity and quirk, loved seeing Sara back, loved Greg period, loved Catherine in charge, and Field Mice is one of the best episodes ever written :D...

I think this comes in two answers. Cliffhanger-wise, they all suck. Sorry, I love the shows, but the cliffhangers are all predictable, very easy to cop out of (Langston's too, because I seriously doubt Langston is going anywhere), and none have me exactly holding my breath for September. ETA...

Danny didn't forget his cellphone at home: when Lindsay pulled hers out, he said "I thought we were leaving phones at home", then she said she brought hers because her camera ran out of battery.