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I liked Blake and am sad (and surprised) to see Jeanne Tripplehorn go. I was really warming up to her character this season, and so that ending was completely unexpected for me. I liked that they could have a calm, down-to-earth academic who had a special friendship with Reid. I also found it...

At this point, I'm just glad to see him on-set and showing interest. But I don't expect any more direct involvement, and haven't for quite some time now.

From the Spoiler Lab discussion thread: Why no discussion?

I have actually been pleasantly surprised by the last several episodes, all of which were ensemble stories featuring the entire cast (though Brass was absent for one, Sara the most recent one). I didn't like how the most recent episode concluded, but until then was quite satisfied with it...

I think blaming the writers for this is putting the blame in the wrong place. The writers don't have carte blanche over scripts. They are employees, and as such can only write what is approved by their employer ... in this case, the showrunner and/or the network. So if there is a "message" being...

Man, it sure rains a lot in Vegas, LOL!

So did I! The blonde sort of vanished from the scene ... and I figured it was because they were saving her up to be revealed as the culprit at the end. I'd worked out this whole scenario in my head that she'd been through the same thing the other female chef had, and she was the one who exacted...

I liked this episode. Didn't even clue in to the year error, but I also don't tend to remember things like that unless I'm really concentrating on them. Loved the final scene with Sara and Greg. This was certainly better than the 200th episode, IMO ... so at least things are looking up in that way.

I thought this was a fairly decent episode. Nothing stellar, mind you, but a sight better than the personal goop we've had to sit through. It was all about the case ... and the arrogant fireman. But I liked how Finn and Nick worked together on this one. I'm starting to warm up to her, now that...

I agree with this ... but then, I also know this is a very divisive issue. The problem with it being so divisive (among the fans) is that it's the very thing which seems to have prompted the writers to dissolve the relationship. I agree with you that the relationship could have been kept...

I thought this was a pretty good episode. Very balanced screen time among all the starring cast ... and I felt that Nick, Greg and Brass were in especially fine form. I'm a bit annoyed with what they've done with Morgan; they turned a spirited young woman into the "hanky of the week" character...

I agree, Sookie! I thought George was very good last night.

Well ... I guess my standards have slipped. Hubby and I go all the way back to the beginning, so it's not like I can't remember how things were. But I guess I've resigned myself to a number of things I don't really like, but accept that no matter what, they're not going to change: CSIs are going...

Re: "I still have a question about an episode" thread #2 Paul Milander doubled as Judge Douglas Mason.;)

Having watched the repeat of this episode last week, I find it not as bad as I thought. Faint praise, eh? OK, let's rephrase that: Hubby and I actually enjoyed the season finale, but my opinion was swayed by many of the comments I read here, and so I downgraded my overall opinion. Even...

LOL, so true. I was about to post (and may well in the original thread) that this past season's finale wasn't as bad as I thought. OK, let's rephrase that: Hubby and I actually enjoyed the season finale, but my opinion was swayed by many of the comments I read here, and so I downgraded my...

Crumbs, a big thumbs-up from me on every one of your suggestions!:thumbsup:

I absolutely agree with both of you on this. For me, the Miniature Killer story arc was great until they turned it into a Sara/Grissom soap (with a sadly underwhelming culprit; I'm convinced Petersen must've been grinding his teeth through those scenes). And then that seemed to establish a...

Just watched "Lucky Strike" from Season 3 on Spike (and "Crash and Burn" just started). I was reminded of exactly what you mentioned; the show used to be about the quirky cases, using forensic science to solve the mystery, and how the main characters responded to each case; that was what made...