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I can honestly put hand on heart and say that I’m not Caruso’s Stalker. Believe it or not, John Walden, but when I first started entering conversations on here I adored the Horatio Caine character and also CSI Miami, and I was not that shy in letting people know about it, however, the...

Um, there are a lot of Horatio Caine adorers on here, and I would say that they significantly outnumber the ones, like me, who cannot stand what they have done with the character. Also, I don’t understand why you think that if a real person was to admit they would be incapable of coping...

Re: Clip of the Week I think the significance of having no dialogue with this scene, whether it was to have been mouthed or said aloud, is because the music and the faces of Ryan and Horatio were saying it all. I honestly think that if they had added words to the scene, it would have only...

Aaaah, yes, me too... I watched it when it first came to the UK, fell in love with it, although I couldn't stand Wayne Rogers' character Trapper John, so I was more than happy to see Mike Farrell's BJ Hunnicutt take over the reigns - and have loved it ever since. Winchester was another good...

I think the only thing that really worries me about this character is the 'Adrenaline junkie' part. It's just so superficial. What I enjoy about Numb3rs is the fact that all of the characters are rich and have a lot of depth to them. 'Adrenaline Junkie' just screams 'contrived scenes' to me and...

Jake: "Aww crap, it shrunk in the wash" :(

#5 - I don't know why it made me laugh but it did :lol:

Speed: "You hallucinate me just so you can see my reaction to you letting one rip? Whoa! That's gross, Delko" :D

All in all BigDog I can’t stop you from believing what you will as to whether I will watch the first episode of Season 7 or not. All I know is that the Horatio character no longer holds any interest for me and therefore whatever happens to the character from this point will still on hold no...

At one time I would have said Horatio Caine, but sadly, not anymore. Still, Tim Speedle was always a very close second, so he didn't have to travel too far to become my most favourite character :D Aaaah, the good old days of CSI Miami :D :)

Um, not sure if this will be too much of a disappointment for you, but I don't actually fall into the category of watching a program to piss myself off. The only program I gave a Season's worth of time to see if it realised that by ignoring fundamental character establishments it had ruined...

Horatio: Well, all I gotta say is, *puts on cracked, bloodied sunnies*, that's another fine mess you got me into, Frank. Frank: I swear on this pastel green tie they keep making me wear that it was a blank I put in the rifle, Horatio. :D

1 Numb3rs 2 House 3 M*A*S*H 4 Taxi 5 Blackadder, Bit of Fry & Laurie, Carrott Confidential, Fawlty Towers I know five has more than one show in its slot, but I just couldn't separate them and I'm probably still missing a show that should be in my top five - chuckle. :)

Ryan: *mumbling* Why does everyone have something important to do but me? *pout* All I get to do is to make sure Frank and me are colour co-ordinated. *sigh* :)

I’m not mad or angry, I’m annoyed, an “unhappy camper”. Getting truly irate and angry over a TV program just seems like too much effort for something that is, essentially, just a TV program. As for evolution of a program – I’m all for a program evolving, however, in my opinion, CSI Miami...

...ah, Okie dokie, thanks Speed_Cochrane... I just didn't want to waste space... :)

I'd be grateful if someone could delete this post Cheers :)

I agree, everyone is different, missing, and as said before in this thread, 'good acting' and 'bad acting' is completely subjective and therefore cannot be successfully contested one way or the other. But anyway, if you read again both those paragraphs of mine you have quoted, missing, I did...

In my opinion, as far as I can see DC walks around with a whipped puppy-dog look on his face and a down turned mouth when he’s supposed to be emoting sadness, empathy, sympathy and so on – and the only reason you know it’s supposed to be either sadness, empathy, sympathy and so on is because of...

Season 6 of CSI Miami just about killed any love I once had for the program. All I can remember is Horatio/Kyle, Horatio/Kyle/Julia, Calleigh being kidnapped, Alexx leaving, Horatio becoming a vigilante cop who has no regard for the Law whatsoever and Horatio then being shot (or play pretend...