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Welcome, Gwendolyn! :)

Thanks for everything, George! :)

Great! Thanks for finding that and posting it! :)

You're welcome! I remember reading somewhere a long time ago that George didn't like the decor of the house...thought it made Nick look too much like a jock with all of the sports stuff around. Am I remembering that right, other fans? I can't find the article now.

I capped some of just the inside of the house for you. They're in a Photobucket album here. Hope this helps! :) I always liked the green walls and purple ceilings, because those were the colors in my bedroom/bathroom.

That was brilliant and spot on. ^ When Ray was introduced, I thought it was going to be so cool to see him train and learn as a new CSI. And it was. For one episode. Then bam...as you say, he was Super Ray. Same with DB. He came in as kind of this wacky free-spirited guy who had an unusual way...

If you mean Season 15, which just ended, it was supposed to premiere on Channel 5 in the UK on January 24th. Hope this helps! :)

George and Tony Romo at the Cowboys training camp a couple of years ago. :)

I also noticed him laying his hand on Finn's name. Nick cares about everyone. :) That's why we love him!

He didn't even play the same character. :lol: They might as well have said, "An actor who once played a character on the show will play a different character tonight and DIE!" But then, that happens a lot on this show. ;)

I agree (although it doesn't matter to me because I'm done watching). But what a waste of a character. In the time she's been there she's done nothing but get into trouble and put everyone else in danger too. Plus all of the flirting and sleeping around. What a mess. They could have really gone...

Totally agree. The "finale" wasn't Nick's finale, but that's okay. He got a good episode before that, and not a lot of drama over his leaving. George has been the best actor on the show since the beginning (in my opinion). He's cared about and invested so much in the character of Nick Stokes...

More episodes this season wouldn't have mattered. They wouldn't have given any more Stanton tho Nick. They would have just dragged out the GHK mess. I think that's probably why it seemed rushed at the end. They wanted to "sort of" resolve it in case they don't come back next season.

The person from season one who died was Shaw, even tho he wasn't really in season one but the actor was, playing Jack in "Boom". That was a horrible, misleading tease by CBS. What a joke. And Finn in peril again. Does anyone really care at this point?

Glad to see a lot of Nick in this one, since the finale was light on him. I think he should have said goodbye in this one and skipped the finale. Regardless...loved seeing Nick be the hero once again. The whole thing with the guy from San Diego seemed a bit forced to me, and really....Nick kept...

:lol: I know! Seriously?

What a stupid, unoriginal finale. Oh gee...Finn is hurt... AGAIN. I'm so relieved to have this over with and not have to watch anymore...as if I could possibly care if she lives or dies. Nick's "finale" for me was the previous episode. He should have left then and not even been in this one...

Season finale....series finale....it's all the same to me. Sunday night's episodes are the last I will watch no matter what happens. Thankful Nick is finally get some well-earned recognition, but too bad it has to be on the very last episode he's ever in.

The CSI unit faces the final showdown with the Gig Harbor killer whose motives are finally revealed. Meanwhile, Nick Stokes makes a decision that will affect the entire team moving forward, on the 15th season finale of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Sunday, Feb. 15 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT)...

The CSI team investigates a murder with ties to two teenaged kidnapped girls, on the first of back-to-back original episodes of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, at a special time, Sunday, Feb. 15 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT), on the CBS Television Network. Lisa Rinna guest stars as Tori Nolan, the...