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We all have an idea of what goes into a "man cave"; what would go into an "anthropologist's cave?" :)

Rene Auberjunois(sp?) played Odo the shapeshifter.

So am I. I have a feeling that Finlay and Hodges will not be best buds.

We've got enough details to start making firm guesses about the plot of "Willows In The Wind." I think the episode before that will end on a cliffhanger. DB and Cath go out on a call and something happens to them: they get run off the road or attacked in an alley. Anyway, they're both hurt and...

It's always possible that DB fired Shue's character at the direction of someone else -- he could have wanted to give her a second chance if she took anger management training but the ultimate decision wasn't his. Anyway, who gets to escort Elisabeth Shue to the autopsy? I think it's Jorja's...

I don't think they're implying that Vega was dirty the way McKeen was. I got the impression that Vega was more like Dirty Harry -- not overly concerned with the niceties of law. I admit thinking that when the final victim was pinpointed, I did wonder just where Brass was at that moment. In all...

As soon as I saw who Mark Harmon's opponent will be in that movie, my first thought was, "I always knew Elle would go bad."

Sure, I'll Switch Job Assignments With You: 10 Infallible Signs Of Impending Doom, by Greg Sanders, with forward by Nick Stokes

I've caught a couple of teasers for the new season and, going by them, Seeley Booth is going to have a few grey hairs before the baby comes. :)

Last night's episode was a good but not great episode. Is the actor who played the unsub the same guy who played the veggie burger delivery guy in the CSI episode "Spellbound" a few years back? Also, I wonder where the practical joke war between Morgan and Reid will go.

I think Cath's relationship problem is that she was emotionally burned by her experiences with Eddie and she subconsciously starts backing away from any boyfriend who wants to make a serious commitment, as Vartann was doing. As I recall, the major problem in the Vartann-Cath relationship...

No, no, Grissom would never hit a woman who hadn't kidnapped Sara! :)

If this is the episode based on Larry Mitchell's idea, keep 'em coming. I also liked how much info we've been given on the new ballistics tech in just a couple of lines. She's a retired Marine, who loves guns but isn't a Calleigh Duquesne-clone.

Grissom's called in to consult. In his old office with DB, he looks around and says, "Sara told me you were growing mushrooms in here. Cool!" DB smiles and says, "Glad you like it. Some people think it's wierd." Grissom smiles. "Then they never saw my office. Say, did Nick tell you about the...

To me, last night was more an episode with the Criminal Minds characters in it, than a Criminal Minds episode. Of course, being struck with a bad reaction to a flu shot just in time to ruin the two season openers I was most looking forward to might explain my reaction.

Well, I did say "might." :)

As I eagerly await next Wednesday night, two thoughts are percolating in my brain. First, how is Nick going to react when he learns about Shizu's "speciality?" This is a man who was grossed out by the panty sniffers. Secondly, I'm imagining Sara's next conversation with Gil: "You won't believe...

I think I've figured out why Nick's the last to meet DB. Both he and Cath were demoted to just Level 3 CSI (without loss of seniority, though), plus suspensions. The IA investigation and a hurried search for a new Grave supervisor takes a couple of months and to avoid leaving Grave too...

Dark CSI, I wouldn't say that Greg gets all the best quotes, but he is responsible for my personal favorite (from "Let The Seller Beware"): "You infected me with mildew?!" (to Grissom)

Ten Keys To Solving Crime In The Desert, by D.B. Russell