I am glad to see Ryan in a situation where he is accepted. That is one good thing about Jesse's presence; no history therefore more of a chance of acceptance. Ryan isn't a bad guy or a bad cop; frankly I think he is smart with a compassionate heart. Hopefully this will start to show more.
I think the Three Musketeers is doing wonders for Ryan, for once, he's got a little band of friends he fits in with. Doesn't have to worry about expectations. It's just nice to see Ryan being happy and carefree, and joke around more with Walter and Jesse.
The scene about between the three of them about Walter spilling the whole bag into the water well was hilarious! They're just like brothers teasing each other and blaming each other when things go wrong. LOL!:lol:
That scene didn't bother me at all. Cops need to have those heightened senses to prevent themselves from being ambushed and put in a no win situation. I would have been surprised and not happy if Jesse HADN'T known that guy was coming. Frankly, I would have bet on Jesse's gun, Jesse probably being better trained than the farmer. I sometimes wonder if any cop is very NOT on alert.
I completely agree, that's what I've been saying to the people who's saying that he's gone Super-Jesse. I mean, the guy's a veteran cop, surely after more than a decade of police work in both Miami and LA, that he would have tuned in his senses much really well. It would have been unrealistic if Jesse hadn't notice.
Yeah I figured Jesse would win, still that's doesn't change the fact I giggled when I saw little tiny handgun versus big rifle, something about it was funny!:lol:
This show is so ridiculously bad. When did Alexx do an ER residency? Wow, she must be good to be able go just leave one specialty (Pathology) and waltz into another. It takes several years to get through an ER residency. Alex must have sailed through.
I'm sure she must have had some ER training when she went through school even with a specialty in pathology.
And besides, this is a fictional show, they have creative licenses for a reason, it doesn't have to be exact rocket science. If that's what you want, total realism, then go watch documentaries, not primetime drama. Even the best dramas out there have their moments where a character's storyline can't be exactly real. It's not like Alexx went from CSI to being a doctor. It's not exactly real what they did with Alexx, but it's not like it unthinkable either. And if everything had to be real, then the CSIs would never get a job done or solve all their crimes because that doesn't happen in the real world.
Besides, if it's such a ridiculous show, then don't watch it. It's as simple as that. No one's forcing you to watch the show.
Ryan is either putting on some water weight or he's eating too many cheeseburgers.
So what if he's getting a bit chubby, he doesn't have to look like some fashion model. You want realism, well, in real life, people sometimes gain weight. It's not the end of the world.
And finally, the ridiculously gratitutous slo-mo scene of shirtless, dimpled new guy walking on the beach, showing everyone how "green" he is by picking up trash while on his way to surf.
They just went through a case where two kids died because someone didn't feel the need to keep their produce clean, is it hard to imagine that it effected Jesse that when he saw the cans/bottles, he decided to help keep the beach clean.....and besides, all the other CSI were doing their part to help the earth and the community. As for the shirtless scene on the beach, so what? What is ridiculous about it? A guy is shirtless going surfing, OMG that must be so unreal....it's not like no one's ever gone shirtless surfing....if anything, this scene was a good character development, showing what Jesse does in his offtime away from work....
God, I can't stop myself. Ms. Boa Vista in her designer clothes clomping around in the contaminated farm area. I laughed hysterically.
It wasn't a contaminated area, it was a COMMUNITY GARDEN. Perhaps you should actually watch closely before running off at the mouth.
