Crossing Jordan
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Head of the Swing Shift
I know! ALL of my friends in real life ask me constantly whether i watched "last night's Oc." and i'm like: "NO!" They constantly ask me though, even though they know i hate it! and then when me and a friend visit the social worker now and then, my friend just says- in the middle of the conversation- "Oh did you watch the OC last night?"
And the same friend, constantly tells me off when i say to another- guy- friend about CSI... she has a hissy fit and then goes: "CSI's just crap!"
And then she goes into some stupid deep conversation about the OC, when Tim- the guy- doesn't even like it either... 
Tvguide online had a question similar to the cross over you all were talking about. except it was CSI cross overs with other shows *looking for it in another window..Found it*
Its under Ask Matt Roush
"Question:
Do you think the writers for CSI, Cold Case and Without a Trace will trade off character plots, as Crossing Jordan and Las Vegas have?
Matt:
I certainly hope not. These shows and their network are not nearly as desperate as poor old NBC, which had to contrive a crossover of two of its higher-end (but still hardly essential) shows to create some sweeps mojo. Besides, while all of CBS's procedural crime franchises are roughly of the same genre, the nature of their cases and the way they're approached couldn't be more different (dead bodies on CSI, missing bodies on Without a Trace, exhumed skeletons on Cold Case). It's more likely you'll see future crossovers between the various CSI series, though I suppose it's possible a Without a Trace mystery could turn out badly and end up in the lap of CSI: NY. (I still have fond memories of when Law & Order and Homicide: Life on the Street crossed over.)"
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Its under Ask Matt Roush
"Question:
Do you think the writers for CSI, Cold Case and Without a Trace will trade off character plots, as Crossing Jordan and Las Vegas have?
Matt:
I certainly hope not. These shows and their network are not nearly as desperate as poor old NBC, which had to contrive a crossover of two of its higher-end (but still hardly essential) shows to create some sweeps mojo. Besides, while all of CBS's procedural crime franchises are roughly of the same genre, the nature of their cases and the way they're approached couldn't be more different (dead bodies on CSI, missing bodies on Without a Trace, exhumed skeletons on Cold Case). It's more likely you'll see future crossovers between the various CSI series, though I suppose it's possible a Without a Trace mystery could turn out badly and end up in the lap of CSI: NY. (I still have fond memories of when Law & Order and Homicide: Life on the Street crossed over.)"
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Cat
Head of the Swing Shift
It gets so annoying, doesn't it? I swear! That if ,y friends do it when school starts again, that i will totally go off at them!
So true!Posted by Agertays:
LOL, But it;s not good if your in Australia. It competes with CSI, and any show that competes with my CSI, is not a good show in my books!Posted by kazzy:
AHH! The OC is so good! It has wit and makes ugly people hot!