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Miss Kris said:...as long as they still have Nick haha.
:thumbsup: Right on!
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Miss Kris said:...as long as they still have Nick haha.
See, to me, it's ridiculous to write an ending that so clearly points to death, and then leave it open for the character to come back. Supposedly that's what happened to Claire over on "Law & Order"; she was killed in a car crash with a drunk driver while driving Lennie home, but apparently the powers-that-be left that open for a while until it became clear that the actress, Jill Hennessy, wasn't going to be able to return. But IMO, that's ridiculous. If you're going to write an ending where it's patently obvious that Warrick couldn't survive, then stick with it. Stop waffling.I just want to ooint out that, if Dourdan manages to fix his problems, we may see him at later date.
It's entirely possible that CBS may actually leave his fate vague to the viewers. They could reference something "terrible" or "horrible" had happened to Warrick and show the other teams emotions without actually showing whether Warrick is alive or not.
The difference is that we knew Brass was going to live in the finale, same thing with Nick in "Grave Danger" or that Sara was still alive in "Living Doll".Brass was also shot and we thought he was a goner
LOL, perfect timing on the dead parrot sketch!'his no more! He has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace! 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now history! 'E's off the twig!
'E's kicked the bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the b'ing choir invisibile!!:angel::guffaw:
Did they actually show that flashback, or just mention it? Certainly the officer questioning Warrick mentioned it. The reason I ask is because I was watching on CTV, and the telecast kept cutting out at various points. (I can't even begin to describe how annoying that was.) So did they actually show a flashback to what happened to Holly?If they weren't hinting a death to one of the CSI's with Holly then why did they even bother to show it?
Yup! Someone else mentioned "pining for the fjords" . . . too funny!P.S. I LOVE LOVE the Monty Python reference!
Ah, I hadn't picked up on that! And Pritchard was the rogue cop (who, by the way, is probably dead by now, killed by the undersheriff).I thought I'd bring this up before the thread dries out.
You can't really blame dayshift for not testing Warrick's blood. After all, it was First Officer On The Scene Pritchard who told them the suspect was not exhibiting signs of alcohol intoxication or drug use. And I'm sure someone on dayshift wondered about the voids on Warrick's shirt.