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"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo." Read all three books, saw all three installments of the Swedish film, and like this film equally. Both the Swedish version and this one take liberties with Larsson's novel, but they have to; otherwise, they'd have to be filmed as a miniseries, not a theatrical...

I thought it was a great episode. Going by the previews, I worried that it was going to be a cheesy "cheating spouse" scenario, but they deftly worked around that and gave me a story I wasn't expecting. Especially 12 years in, that's nice to have. I loved learning more about Doc Robbins and...

Actually, she was only in the second and third films. A different actress played Jennifer in the first one, but for some reason she didn't want to return, and so was replaced with Elisabeth Shue. I've never seen "Leaving Las Vegas" (with Nicholas Cage), but I remember reading lots of praise for...

Whoops, I missed my cue! Sorry, I forgot all about it.

Nick in "Deep Fried and Minty Fresh"?

I really enjoyed this episode, though like others, I found the whole "whose brain is it?" back and forth kind of confusing. I thought there was something significant about the kid, given Brass's interactions with him, but I didn't really think he was the killer. And the shock on Brass's face...

Joan Allen was in "Manhunter" with William Petersen. She also starred in "Pleasantville," "The Ice Storm," "Nixon" and one of the "Bourne" movies. Here's her IMDb bio: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000260/

Not sure if Joan Allen is up for doing a TV series, but I think she would be great!

That's the one. Your turn!

Yay! Next one: "Bad idea. You and Ecklie ... oil and water. Just let me get into it."

Morgan said it to Nick in "Maid Man."

I would love to see Louise come back, though sadly, I don't think she's considered enough of a "name" to take Marg's place. I would also be happy to see Liz back, though I don't think she's established enough to fill Marg's role. If she and Louise were both brought back, then I agree with you...

I didn't get the impression that Ray was charged/convicted of anything, just that he was either fired or resigned.

I understand what you're saying. But when Catherine said they shot Gedda "again," I was waiting for some reference to Warrick, even if only in passing.

I would agree with that, had they not brought back Gedda. But since they bothered to bring back Gedda (as a museum exhibit), you'd think they'd also mention Warrick.

I enjoyed this episode, and am really starting to like D.B. He's a bit like early Grissom, before the social awkwardness kicked in. I was a bit annoyed with Sara; even though I empathized completely with her reaction, I thought her announcement at the pool lacked the professional restraint that...

You make a lot of very good points, Gloriana. There was a whole lotta stuff going on, and it may be that the problems we saw with Ray were only the tip of the iceberg, part of a much larger post-Grissom picture.

Watching it with hubby this afternoon, I liked this episode a lot more on second viewing. A lot of things made more sense to me. So, now I'm feeling pretty hopeful about the rest of the season.

I was wondering the same thing, too. In the flashback, did she not initially stab the mother with a knife, then pull the towel rack off the wall and start beating her with that? I'll have to review that part. I'm still not quite sold on the new season. I can't put my finger on why, exactly. I...

I agree, Smokey. That's one of the things I actually liked about Ray, was that in the beginning he was allowed to make mistakes and not know a lot of things. Then they turned that all around and made him the one with all the answers, which got annoying real fast.