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Thought so! OK, here's the next one: "King Solomon didn't have a DNA lab."

Hodges in "Lab Rats"?

Re: "I still have a question about an episode" thread #2 The one that comes to mind is the Blue Paint Killer; I believe those murders started in the late '80s. And then there's Nate Haskell (sorry to bring him up yet again), the Dick and Jane Killer, whose killing spree started in the '90s...

They've actually have quite an extensive run internationally. They're definitely not an '80s "one-hit wonder." If you can find it on DVD, watch it. It's quite complex and disturbing, but also resonates with me on an emotional level. If you like dark films, this one's for you.

Well, we saw how well that worked for the "Law & Order" franchise. Oops, sorry!:)

Well, according to marketing research (and I think this is probably waaay outdated and needs to be researched more), in general, those in the 18-49 age bracket have more disposable income that they're willing to spend on a whim -- as in, on impulse that's generated by advertising -- than those...

Man, has that song had a long shelf life! It was originally written and performed by Tears for Fears in the early '80s. The next time I heard it was in the film, "Donnie Darko" (the Gary Jules version), and I've heard it used repeatedly since then.

Aaaahhhhh, thanks for clearing that up! Not publicly, for sure . . . but the very fact that they made the correction says something. Creatively, "Law & Order" had a renewed energy in its last two seasons, but my understanding is that it had become prohibitively expensive to produce, especially...

I dislike acronyms -- beyond the common, everyday ones -- because they presume that everyone knows what they stand for. After pondering it for a few minutes, I decided that "LOLA" must stand for "Law & Order: Los Angeles"? Part of the reason that's a question mark was because I never referred to...

We're on Atlantic time, so unfortunately, this means that "CSI" won't come on till 11 p.m. here. Guess we'll have to set our VCR to tape on Wednesday nights now, because I can't see staying up till midnight to watch the show.

That idea sure backfired on "General Hospital" years ago, when they brought back Tony Geary as another character. They realized their mistake and returned him to the "Luke" role. Don't see how this could happen with Speedle.

I see some possibilities here, but really I think Brass's role in this would be fairly minor, as far as Sqweegel is concerned. His focus would be on Ray, since Ray was the one who got away with murder. (Did Sqweegel target others besides the primary individual who carried out a crime? I can't...

That's how I'm interpreting it, as well.

That's the one. Your turn, Smokey!

I watched a few episodes of "Suspect Behavior" and thought it was quite good, so I'm disappointed for that series but happy for the "New York" gang.

Happy that "CSI: New York" was renewed, but disappointed that "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior" was not; I thought that series was quite good and had a lot of potential for development.

Re: The future of the CSI franchise--Will all 3 series get another sea Great news!

All right! Next one: "Given the circumstances, alien was not an unreasonable conclusion at the time."

Hodges in "Crash and Burn"?

I can't see this happening, unless there's more to the story than what Ray told Brass. I just think there's too much trauma associated with this experience for her to ever feel safe around Ray, since Ray was the connection Haskell used to get to her. Yes, Ray did "save" her, but after she...