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Hm, as we have a re-run next week I decided to watch No More Bets from season 4. It has some good running Nick action in it! So how many times did Nick chase after a suspect? Three times I believe? I also can not recall any of the other CSIs being such runners.

What a droolworthy episode! Nick looked very swashbuckling with the turned up collar and the fake crying was priceless. oldcsier I did not notice more swearing from Nick, but maybe others have? I just noticed that Nick had the Grissom lines before the opening credits twice this season.

I so love the evil Hodges laughter!

Yah blackflag, but even more interesting is the hinted relationship with the social worker. Just as some of you had imagined would be perfect for the character of Nick!

Re: I Have An Episode/Character Question Thread *NO Spoilers Ah, thanks Smokey, how could I have forgotten that!

Re: I Have An Episode/Character Question Thread *NO Spoilers In which episode is Nick holding a wounded man so he gets blood all over his clothes?

Hey bookgirl20, from which movie or series is your picture hair 10? Never seen that before.

Yah, should be in And Then There Were None (Season 2).

As always: to make him and the "who" appear important. *sigh*

You are not alone with this tought, McStokes! I had the same impression and because I just watched Bodies in Motion a week ago on DVD I noticed it at all. Well, if they decide on re-using the good Nick outfits, that's fine with me.

Thanks, xfcanadian, I was thinking back and forth why I misliked this episode, for which I had high expectations, and that is probably the cause. Although it is only true for one third of the story. The episode could have been a serious creepy, nerv-wracking one or a funny one. They decided to...

Thanks to Babs, I can show you what I meant Jacquie: This face doesn't looked shocked, but sad. Don't you think?

Thanks a lot Babs!

Jacquie you're right. Nick has been the most professional and efficient CSI this season. Hardly to none private information about him, though. As for the look: I think I have to rewatch it, but he looked so ... vulnerable too me. *double sigh*

This episode really focused on Natalie, what I really liked, because I wanted to know what's going on in her mind. But unfortunately, we didn't get much closure, did we? We now know that she - built the miniatures - killed the victims - holds a grunge against Grissom and therefore - wanted to...

Did I only imagined it or were Nick's eyes indeed a bit watery when Grissom - more or less - "revealed" his love for Sara? The reactions they showed were cut far to short, but somehow Nick's expression stroke me. *sigh*

Oh gosh, you are crazy! Chocolate handcuffs, George-shaped cake ... :lol: I should let you plan my birthday party on Sunday. Hey, did I mention that March-born people can't be bad people? ;) *off to the gym to get herself ready for the massive amount of chocolate to be served in the ward*

*clears throat and starts singing* "For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's ..." *looks around* Anybody who wants to join the chorus? :devil:

Yes, McStokes, most men are really "classic". Don't show any emotions, it's unmanly. That's why we like the character of Nick so much, don't we? He doesn't bother to shed a tear.

Sorry girls for breaking the topic, but I was just watching One Hit Wonder from season 3. There's a scene when Nick talks to Sara: "She's been through a lot. You know how some victims are. They don't really want to know what happened. You know?" Awwww. I had to think about this whole shit which...