Re: Gil <3 Cath #24: Kissing Her Doesn't Require
Hottie_Cath said:
They already got Aggie to watch the show, I think that the real sign that CSI is back on track is when coolcatz and ren28 comes back. :lol:
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Rissa, that's going to take a whole lot of doing. I doubt if Sarah Goldfinger has what it takes to come up with an episode that'll satisfy.
Some people on another board posted very thoughtful comments on the way
Happenstance finally turned out, with the perp leaping almost out of nowhere, at least in the viewer's eye. He was vaguely featured at the start, apparently. And this - again apparently - was because the show was supposed to have been edited differently, alternating between the two stories.
Now, question: if they did change the scenes around, did they do so during post-production to slip in more GC... in a desperate attempt to shore up their ratings - and then mess up an important story detail?
GraveyardIntern said:
And I really didn't like Gil's smartass comment. She did something nice, and mentioning federal offense? I really didn't see the point of that.
That scene inspired two thoughts:
This kind of comment just tells me loads about the writer's idea of what humour is generally. (Can you tell I really don't like Goldfinger and her crew? I've lots to say about them but my comments can't be posted on this particular thread :lol: )
A more charitable thought would be that Grissom is now so deeply depressed he has completely lost his sense of humour. Maybe being around a snipy and aggressive person too much, he's learned to snipe and attack too.
If the writers were a more capable lot, they'd have Catherine pick up these clues and be there for him in her inimitable manner, when he's ready. Marg sort of let that come through in the way she played her character in 2 of the 3 GC scenes, I thought.
Problem is, I've no faith in the present showrunner and her cohort, and their ability to follow through in the portrayal of as complex and multi-layered a relationship as Cath's and Gil's. I just don't think these writers are good enough in the personal relationship area. "Subtle" is the one thing they've proven they can't do, and GC was deliciously subtle all the way.
<< taking CSI to the emergency room for a T_TB transplant.