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I feel the exact same way. Aside from the hiatus, this episode looks really good, and I cannot wait. Is it Thursday yet? *cries* Thanks for posting the clips, Wojo. It looks to be a very interesting episode - even if really sad and dark.

Vengeance is correct! :D That was pretty easy, huh? Even though I tried hard to crop out the clothes, hehe. My favorite part of that scene has to be how fast Eric scurries off when Yelina comes into the room. LOL. Your turn to post a pic, Kit4na.

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th Huh, that's odd. It aired last night for me. It was just a repeat of course, but still. It's odd that your stations didn't show it. Did something big happen, news-wise, where you live? That might be why. Anyway, they showed a...

Kit4na - I love that scene in "The Oath." I don't think that Yelina regretted dating Stetler so much as she regretted how things with Horatio had changed. And how much she wished she could trust him but felt she couldn't. If only the truth had come out sooner. *sigh* Okay, new picture...

I think the screencap is from the end of "The Oath" - when Yelina and Stetler run into Horatio, and Yelina says that the cop's widow is lucky to have Horatio. But maybe I'm wrong. Whenever a movie/tv show wants to use an animal, they bring in several for the director and such to look at...

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th Yes. Strabismus is lazy eye; the post above said David has an esotropic hypotropic form of it, which basically just means that his lazy eye turns inward when he looks directly at someone, giving him double vision. As far as the...

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th I don't really think it's because of the eye condition - or at least solely for that reason. After the whole leaving NYPD Blue thing, David kind of got a negative reputation in the media. I'm not saying it's valid, but it did...