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I thought it was an OK episode. I guess I'm getting really tired of these cases when it's so obvious that a CSI should recuse him-/herself. It used to happen only occasionally, but now it seems to be happening every other episode. I wish the writers and/or the powers that be would give the...

Yup, I'd forgotten about that. Wonderful mockery of the CSIs and their kits!

LOL, I didn't think of Ray in that way, but rather that Brass has seemed so very different to me since the end of Season 11. Ever since he lied for Ray about the restraints on Haskell, I just haven't felt as comfortable with him as I did before then.

It was when Sara and Nick were arguing about quitting. Sara said she didn't say she was quitting, but wrote a note to Grissom and then left. The episode wasn't as bad as I feared; in fact, I actually liked most of it, though I really don't care for these personal-angst episodes. I much prefer...

Ugh, the "action hero" reference is not promising, as far as I'm concerned. I didn't like that when they did that to Catherine in her exit story, and I don't relish the prospect with Finn, either.

I agree with this. They need to pull back on Finn so that she's not seeming so "forced" in the episodes. I think if she just relaxes (the actress and the character), she'll fit in far better.

I thought it was a good episode. However, I hope they're not going the Danielle Steele route and making Jaclyn Smith a love interest for Ecklie. It seemed that might be where they're headed. Also, hubby and I always envisioned someone a little more "matronly" as Hodges' mom. She seemed a bit...

Huh. My husband has to stand at his computer because of chronic sciatica. I'll have to let him know that he's doing his brain a favor, too!

I think it depends on the context in which Sara said it. I don't think it gets into what constitutes family from an emotional perspective, but more a practical one (not to mention the fact that as far as I can tell, this was meant as sarcasm). After all, these siblings were squabbling over...

Well, the quote was "a bit of a cliffhanger." So maybe it's a small detail that will be left hanging, not a major part of the storyline. I hope so.

Re: Elisabeth/Julie How 'bout Cleaving Las Vegas?

My husband said the same thing. It bugged him that a month in advance, CBS trumpeted this as being Cath's goodbye, and then basically gave away a ton of spoiler info prior to the episode being aired. So it removed any suspense we might have felt otherwise.

According to this, Cath's farewell episode pulled in 14.26 million viewers: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/01/26/wednesday-final-ratings-american-idol-criminal-minds-csi-adjusted-up/117763/

It was the professional crew's M.O. to clean up the scene, as they had done in previous instances. But in this case, it was the "imposter" cleanup crew (which included Agent McQuid) that did the job. That's why they were such poor shots, compared to the real pros, and did a shoddy job of...

Yup, exactly my thought. She would have needed IVs, possibly a blood transfusion and, at the very least, painkillers. Not just a short nap in a motel room. I understand that it's fantasy, but that comic-book treatment is more typical of the Miami spinoff; I'd hoped it wouldn't seep over into the...

Gosh, you really get a sense of how overwhelming all the photographers are. People shouting at her constantly. That would drive me out of my mind!

OK, guess my little "fantasy" scene (in the "Regrets" thread) definitely isn't gonna happen. Oh, well.

LOL! Well, I am available!:lol: Edit: I like Shane's idea, too!

Thanks, GregNickRyanFan! It's a bit fanficky, but still the kind of ending I would like to see.

I keep imagining a scene where Catherine says goodbye to the CSIs, then heads to the airport to fly to D.C. She arrives early and is sitting in a coffee shop, waiting impatiently for her departure time. A familiar voice says, "No cake in the breakroom for you, either?" Catherine looks up, and...