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Was she listed in A La Carte prior to the airing of Dead Doll? (no, I really don't remember).
I don't want this to turn into a GSR vs. Anti-GSR convo, because it has happened too many times, and people are getting awfully bent out of shape about it. I'm not Anti-GSR. I'm really not. I'm Anti-GSR-being-shoved-down-my-throat-by-certain-powers-that-be-that-shall-not-be-mentioned. But the fact of the matter is, I, and some other Anti-GSRers, want this to be a milestone too. We want it to be about The bugman leaving his bugs behind. He's leaving a HUGE part of his life behind, to begin antoher I'm sure, most likely with Sara. That's fine. That's not my problem. My problem is that WP is leaving. His character of Grissom will never be replaced. A character that was once so brash, (and believe it or not, some of us still like him that way) is now turning into a potential love sick puppy, tripping over his tail to figure out what to do with his life. Should he stay in Vegas, or leave?
This is a disgrace to the character formerly known as Grissom. The Grissom we once knew and loved, has changed. It happens , its realistic, but not exactly what is right in my opinion.
I think I'm done...
Was she listed in A La Carte prior to the airing of Dead Doll? (no, I really don't remember).
Yes, she was still in the main (opening) credits in both of those episodes. Both took place before she left the show. I don't understand why people keep saying she wasn't listed in the credits for these episodes. It was before she ever left the show and she was still part of the main cast until after the episode where she wrote Grissom that note and left town. The only thing that changed directly after Dead Doll is that Sara was moved to a different shift so that she wouldn't be working with the man she was romantically involved with (because that was against policy being that he was her supervisor).
As for whether or not she'll appear in this episode, we'll just have to wait and see.
Kimbo08 said:I agree with everything you said, but the ending scene, IMO, should be where he spent most of his time. I feel that this is a character we have seen for nine seasons. Nine years of a character building up into this one defining moment. His moment where he literally walks out of the lab, and based on some new spoilers, may not return soon anyways. The old Grissom, a guy who was more interested in things with eight legs, rather than two. Someone who would rather, read up on bugs and study weird plant phenomena than spend time with people. This character is part of what made this show the way it is now. His quirky statements and useless quotes. All of that is what made him the Grissom he is now. So to say coming full circle means everything was for absolutely nothing, seems kind of short sighted.
I don't want this to turn into a GSR vs. Anti-GSR convo, because it has happened too many times, and people are getting awfully bent out of shape about it. I'm not Anti-GSR. I'm really not. I'm Anti-GSR-being-shoved-down-my-throat-by-certain-powers-that-be-that-shall-not-be-mentioned. But the fact of the matter is, I, and some other Anti-GSRers, want this to be a milestone too. We want it to be about The bugman leaving his bugs behind. He's leaving a HUGE part of his life behind, to begin antoher I'm sure, most likely with Sara. That's fine. That's not my problem. My problem is that WP is leaving. His character of Grissom will never be replaced. A character that was once so brash, (and believe it or not, some of us still like him that way) is now turning into a potential love sick puppy, tripping over his tail to figure out what to do with his life. Should he stay in Vegas, or leave?
This is a disgrace to the character formerly known as Grissom. The Grissom we once knew and loved, has changed. It happens , its realistic, but not exactly what is right in my opinion.
I think I'm done...
I really don't want to continue this debate either; but I do believe that whatever we see for Grissom will be what WP wants. So I will respect his decision on the ending, whatever it is. It's his character, his journey, his final bow. With everything he has given his character, the fans, and the show over the years, we need to respect and accept that decision.
I think that what people mean is that before "Dead Doll" aired, when the press release was out etc, she wasn't listed in any of them in order to keep her fate secret. "A La Cart" I'm not so sure about, but I'm pretty sure thats what people mean when saying she wasn't listed in the credits.
My personal theory is that he'll be doing something related to bees.
We want it to be about The bugman leaving his bugs behind. He's leaving a HUGE part of his life behind, to begin antoher I'm sure, most likely with Sara. That's fine. That's not my problem. My problem is that WP is leaving. His character of Grissom will never be replaced. A character that was once so brash, (and believe it or not, some of us still like him that way) is now turning into a potential love sick puppy, tripping over his tail to figure out what to do with his life. Should he stay in Vegas, or leave?
This is a disgrace to the character formerly known as Grissom. The Grissom we once knew and loved, has changed. It happens , its realistic, but not exactly what is right in my opinion.
I think I'm done...
I think his last episode he should at least have a chocolate grasshopper. It's been too long since we've seen them. I can see him wandering out of the lab chewing on one of those
on Tuesday at 7/8c Entertainment Tonight is doing a story on Grissom Leaving CSI, probably not a new interview of statements from WP, but it could be interesting