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I agree, I really wish we could see something like that. Even if it was something like going down a narrow staircase.

When the team and Jack were talking about kidnappings, Grissom said that it's just random sometimes and Jack replied "Have you ever tried telling that the parents of a child who's been kidnapped?" and then Grissom said yes and then Jack asked "How did that work out for you?" and then they showed...

Glad I'm not the only one who thought that! :lol:

I loved this episode more than I thought. I loved Nick throughout the whole episode, especially when he was concerned about Ray and Sara. I also liked seeing Sara's buttons being pushed and the interaction she had with Mrs. G. Seeing Grissom at the end made me realized just how much I miss him...

Personally I feel like it is fitting that it is Nick who does it since he did kill his brother. (Although technically Catherine and Vartann took some shots too.) But Nick was the one who told Jason "Not if I can help it" when asked if his brother was going to be killed. I also feel it could...

Unless Jason tips Nick off so they don't suspect him later. :shifty: Either way, I am really excited for this episode. I'm hopeful for some continuation with the events of "Shock Waves." :thumbsup:

I totally agree with this idea. Or Nick could just try and save him regardless if he's evil or not because he feels guilty about killing his brother. Honestly whatever they do, it sounds interesting and I am excited for this episode. I don't care much for Justin Beiber, but he was tolerable in...

I managed to grab the promo for "Sqweegel." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NOC_8aPOJM Sorry for the poor quality, I can only record vids with my iPod.

This was one of the episodes that can define my love for Nick Stokes. For once, the writers actually wrote the the aftermath fairly well! (I expected George's acting to be top-notch as always.) I love how this episode was a mix of all Nick's emotions. It really showed just how messed up Nick is...

I for one am really excited for the premire, not because of Langston but because of Nick. Even though they're making it seem like Langston's going to be all traumatized, I think Nick's going to have a little bit of aftermath based on the promo. He winced after they showed the cops shooting into...

I saw a CSI promo last night during the Big Bang Theory and I was able to record it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0u0qnKys4s I think this is the promo someone mentioned a couple days back.

What's bugging me about the Haskell/Langston things is Haskell has been in jail for what, ten years? Why should he even get to defend himself? As for that small promo posted by vegaslights, did anyone else notice the quick clip of Nick and Catherine shooting at something? I wonder what that's...

The bees were from "Go to Hell." EDIT: Oops, someone beat me to the answer.

When during the commercial break after Nick got shot, your two friends asked if you were okay...and so did your friend's mom. XD

I agree with the idea of having non-murder cases. I think they should do another kidnapping (Not of one of the CSIs, of course) of a teenager or even an adult or something that doesn't turn into murder. But robberies and arsons sound good too.

Haskell was the one Langston was interviewing via the webcast. And I agree that the title doesn't really sound too forboding. I'm beginning to think that the writers are getting lazy with episode titles...

Grissom carried a gun in "Jackpot" as well. I could have sworn I've seen Greg with a gun at least by his side. He had to have one in "No Way Out" at the beginning.

Season 5 is my least favorite season and I'm not really sure why. Maybe it's because the team was split up. I understand why the team got split up and understand that it did bring some reality to the show, but I just didn't like it because it was frustrating. Mea Culpa is actually the only...

Archie wasn't with the gang on that one. It was just Hodges, Henry, Nick and Greg.

I can see where you're coming from LionsHeart, but I personally think that in addition to the father-son relationship, Nick was still a student of Grissom's. I thought that line fit their relationship perfectly and no other line could have replaced it in that moment. And considering Nick had...