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Well, I'll start with the positives: 1. With the exception of Natalia, obviously, screen time felt fairly even. If Horatio + Frank + Tom + 5 CSIs (Walter, Calleigh, Eric, Ryan, Sam) is the most they can handle with regards to giving fair screen time, I think it's a sign that Sam needs to go...

Gave this episode a C because it was a great, big YAWN. If they were going to go with the "mean girls ruin a life" storyline, they could've done it in a much more interesting way. It was pretty much a repeat of "Stoned Cold", just 10 years down the road, replace "high school" with "sorority,"...

Definitely one of the season's better episodes, so I gave it a B. It felt like the first episode in quite a long time that kind of stretched reality (death by tripping over a spray tanning device and falling so that you're stabbed in the eye by a pageant crown? Talk about freak accident!), but...

I voted for seasons 4, 9, and 10. They stood out as the worst to me. I like to pretend Season 4 didn't happen. Horatio's cradle-robbing and unbelievable "romance" with Marisol, Calleigh's cold robot demeanor (although I think it wasn't unreasonable, since she was reacting to what affected her...

I voted for seasons 2, 3, 5 & 6. They were the ones I felt had either no bad episodes, very few, or the "bad" episodes weren't really all that bad, especially in comparison to terrible episodes of other seasons. Those 4 had solidly good episodes throughout, and I enjoyed them very much. Season...

I didn't intend to watch the episode because I wanted to go to bed early, but then I got hungry, so I watched most of it (I missed the first 20 minutes). Kind of a blah episode. I did like seeing Ryan and Eric's scene in the garage, and Calleigh and Eric's scene at the end. Frank was pretty...

Nonsense, of course he did. Horatio thinks so, and Horatio is ALWAYS RIGHT, even when he's not. :rolleyes: Actually, I do think it would be more interesting if they switched things up a bit and it turned out that Esteban's father was the killer, not Esteban. Other than that, I'd really like to...

Wow. That is an incredibly offensive and hurtful to anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted. And there are many- about 1 in 4 women will be raped or sexually assaulted in their lifetime (yes, men can be victims of rape too, but it statistically, most rapes are male-rapes-female). You...

Eh...I gave it a "D" in the poll, but I feel like maybe I should up it to a C. I get that "ripped from the headlines" is something many shows do, but if you're going to start with that, at least work a little creativity into it, and try not to make it so predictable. I liked the Frank-central...

I don't blame you. I live in the Washington, D.C. area and have met several former real-life NCIS agents or people who work in those circles, and all of them say the same thing: "NCIS", the TV show, is incredibly accurate. One guy told me "I can only think of 3 things that they got wrong during...

Yes, and I won't apologize for being offended. Is it hard to understand that TV shows don't exist in a vacuum? That calling a fictional character a "ho" isn't really that different from calling a real person one? At the very least, it's enforcing the idea that it's okay to judge women, fictional...

Here's a great idea- don't say offensive shit, and I won't have to call you out on it. :) I can't let slut-shaming roll of my shoulders because it's hurtful and offensive, even in the context of TV characters. TV is influenced by society and vice versa. Attitudes we have about fictional...

Your internalized sexism is showing. I'm sorry, but...wait, I'm not sorry, actually. I shouldn't have to apologize for this: I find your casual labeling of Calleigh as "looking like a ho" extremely offensive. And I'd be offended no matter who you put this label on, even if I wasn't...

Re: Eric and Calleigh #39 I'm still here, honest! It's just we haven't had much in the way of action for Eric and Calleigh's non-platonic relationship, if it does exist... :brickwall: Every week that goes by without a mention of their personal relationship, I get more and more nervous that the...

I actually really enjoyed this episode. It felt like the show I used to love back in seasons 1-3 and 5-7. Some thoughts: - As much as I thought I was going to HATE to see Memmo again, and have them dredge up the Marisol storyline, they did a pretty good job about making it gang-related, and...

Boring and bleh. That's all I have to say about this episode. The story just seemed stale and overplayed. A serial killer, a torturer. Wow, brand new. :rolleyes: Criminal Minds manages to come up with more interesting serial killers every damn week season after season, and TPTB can't even...

Agreed here too. The Marisol/Horatio "love story" was terrible to begin with, so I was glad she was killed, because I thought they'd let the story die. But no, they have to keep bringing it back, reminding us of it and how ~important~ she was to him, all the while completely forgetting about...

Yep, agreed. There's no telling who gets shot. Personally, I hope it's Frank. He could use a good story. Calleigh's had her turn to get hurt, and nobody will likely know or care about the random officer if he is shot. They did something similar in the Season 4 finale: hyped the episode up as...

That's true, Ryan did have a very eventful day. He gets a pass on this one. I suppose I should give Walter a pass too. It just struck me as a little odd that they had to think so hard to remember, but maybe I was reading too much into it. My mom thought she was building a pipe bomb and said...

Well, I'm disappointed. The episode wasn't terrible, but it really wasn't as good as I was hoping it would be. There were some things I did like... - pretty much everything with Walter and Ryan in it. All their scenes and interactions seemed realistic (in terms of feelings and actions) and...