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rebec said:
i'm glad i've read all the posts, or else i would not have known about stuff like the ET kiss *swoons* still super happy everytime i watch the clip
Glad you found us thenrebec said:
over here in singapore csi is not a hit show, people prefer desperate housewives. of those few people who actually do watch csi, most watch the show for the cases, so im a lonely shipper
Well, I'm so apprehensive that I'm not even going to watch the show unless I hear they've stopped all that madness, definitively. And at this point, the S7 spoilers aren't reassuring in the least.rebec said:
anyways, back to the topic at hand.......i haven't read any of the spoilers.....i haven't even watched season 6, only know about the GC eps that you all have discussed. but i do know about the disappointing finale so im quite apprehensive for what's to come in s7
Yup. If you go there, you'll need a time of major healing. I read somewhere that shows like CSI peak in their 3rd/4th seasons and then go trundling downhill. Few last beyond S7 or 8. CSI isn't going to be an exception to this rule, I fear. All the more because those behind the scenes who brought to the show its uniqueness have moved on to the other CSIs... and now elsewhere altogether. The writing team has seen an injection of new names but, alas, not new talent. There was a small number of enjoyable episodes in the first half of season 6. But by and large, the writers have not shown the ability to write great cases, or good character-driven episodes.rebec said:
judging from the reaction on this board, things are not turning out the right way are they? hmmmm......i guess i'll go take a look at the spoilers (when i pluck up the courage) but i think i may need alot of GC moments after that for some major healing
rebec said:
no i haven't seen the ad....which thread is it posted at? is there a translated version? cuz being chinese the only western language i know is english :lol:
(Grissom sits in the hallway, his forehead resting on the hand holding his glasses. A door opens and closes.)
(Catherine walks up to him.)
CATHERINE: Have you been to bed?
(Grissom looks up.)
GRISSOM: Yes.
(Catherine sits down next to him.)
CATHERINE: Did you sleep?
(He doesn't answer her.) --->Awww Gil *coughs* dad can't sleep.
CATHERINE: Me neither. She was the same age as Lindsay. She was trying to hitchhike.
GRISSOM: Where was she going? --->curious much? I wonder why?
CATHERINE: Fremont Street.
GRISSOM: Was she buying drugs?
CATHERINE: (appalled) No! She's twelve. (She sighs.) She's ... just so angry. She doesn't talk to me.
GRISSOM: Well, if enough people knew what was out there hunting them, they'd never leave their house. I think you need to sit her down.
CATHERINE: Well, I don't want to scare her. I don't want my daughter to be this ... frightened, paranoid kid who's always looking over her shoulder.
GRISSOM: Catherine, there's a big difference between scaring her and preparing her. And all the reasons why you should are in that room.
(Catherine thinks about it.)
Not just Master/Grasshopper - but remember (damn! which epi was that?) the eyeball in the tree:ren28 said:
16. She inspires the poet in him (Grasshopper & Master)