Jag Lady
Lab Technician
I thought it was good. Not fantastic, but good.
How many years has Ryan been a CSI? And how many seminars, etc., has he attended? And he's still being written as an idjit? :scream: And a guy who's done patrol and CSI fieldwork all those years has to keep some candy or granola bars on hand. Heck, in "Under the Influence", didn't he sacrifice his roast beef sandwich, WHICH HE CARRIED WITH HIM? Come on, writers; you can do better than that.
Hubby and I laughed out loud at Calleigh's eyeball prank. It's nice to see the old playful Calleigh back. I hated the Calleigh of the last few seasons.
And what IS Walter, exactly? Last week during the trilogy he flashed a badge. Isn't he supposed to be a lab rat?
Looks like the M.E.'s character is evening out. He's a lot more believable these days. I can see an M.E. doing the Jello thing (but with something OTHER THAN JELLO--NO FOOD OR DRINK ANYWHERE IN A LAB, REMEMBER??)
BTW, that detached eyeball was hokier than Jesse Cordoza's CPR. Instead of that nice, clear white, it should have been red or brown. And where were the eye muscles? Oh, and vitreous fluid is a cloudy white or red, depending on the extent of the bleeding, not crystal clear.
Nice to see Dave Benton again. I'm glad you're using dedicated lab techs instead of making CSI's do double duty. Also good to see the team being a team again.
Not sure, but I'd have to go back and check. Did that Escalade, a high-end SUV, have any airbags? Seatbelts? Did that mother even care whether her kids were buckled up? And what about the blood alcohol level? Was the daughter driving drunk?
KNOCK IT OFF WITH THE SPLIT SCREENS!!! I CAN'T SEE THREE THINGS AT ONCE!! :scream:
How many years has Ryan been a CSI? And how many seminars, etc., has he attended? And he's still being written as an idjit? :scream: And a guy who's done patrol and CSI fieldwork all those years has to keep some candy or granola bars on hand. Heck, in "Under the Influence", didn't he sacrifice his roast beef sandwich, WHICH HE CARRIED WITH HIM? Come on, writers; you can do better than that.
Hubby and I laughed out loud at Calleigh's eyeball prank. It's nice to see the old playful Calleigh back. I hated the Calleigh of the last few seasons.
And what IS Walter, exactly? Last week during the trilogy he flashed a badge. Isn't he supposed to be a lab rat?
Looks like the M.E.'s character is evening out. He's a lot more believable these days. I can see an M.E. doing the Jello thing (but with something OTHER THAN JELLO--NO FOOD OR DRINK ANYWHERE IN A LAB, REMEMBER??)
BTW, that detached eyeball was hokier than Jesse Cordoza's CPR. Instead of that nice, clear white, it should have been red or brown. And where were the eye muscles? Oh, and vitreous fluid is a cloudy white or red, depending on the extent of the bleeding, not crystal clear.
Nice to see Dave Benton again. I'm glad you're using dedicated lab techs instead of making CSI's do double duty. Also good to see the team being a team again.
Not sure, but I'd have to go back and check. Did that Escalade, a high-end SUV, have any airbags? Seatbelts? Did that mother even care whether her kids were buckled up? And what about the blood alcohol level? Was the daughter driving drunk?
KNOCK IT OFF WITH THE SPLIT SCREENS!!! I CAN'T SEE THREE THINGS AT ONCE!! :scream:
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No one seems to have been wearing seatbelts, and that would have saved the mom's life if she had been wearing hers. As for the daughter's BAC, she didn't have any alcohol in her system, she lost control when a gator crossed the path and she couldn't control the large vehicle with no power steering fluid left. Which brings up... what 14 year old knows how to operate a vehicle anyway? Unless you are on a farm and running a tractor....
