Season 13 Spoiler Lab Discussion Part 1

I was wondering...are they doing a hiatus for March Madness like they do most years? And how many eps are left anyway?
 
MacsGirlMel said:
I was wondering...are they doing a hiatus for March Madness like they do most years? And how many eps are left anyway?
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The season ends in May. Last season the finale was on May 9th. (Gone are the days where the television season went to mid/late June.) :( Last season there were 2 eps in mid-March (14th & 21st). I don't think Wednesday night television is affected as much by March Madness as Thursday nights were. And like stokesmyfire said, counting Forget Me Not there are 8 eps left.



Susan
 
Thanks for the info, Shane.

But, seriously, what arc is there for Nick? Tptb keep saying they'll address him quitting and they haven't.

Episode 19 will feature him and DB and then Nick will deal with that for the rest of the season?

Happy that Sam is coming back, though. :) Now we just want to see Sam and Nick at home. :D

How, when there will be only 2-3 episodes after that and they're focusing on Sara and GSR? And why for crying out loud? Grissom isn't there anymore. They don't have to address it.

Soap opera stuff. :rolleyes:
 
so episode 17 will be a Lab Rats episode ?
So no Ellie, no Catherine, no Lady Heather and no Grissom till next season : so good :rolleyes:

I wonder who is the big guest star of the season final
 
Yeah, I'm not holding my breath on anything more than a scene or two about Nick....certainly nothing that carries on and on and on like some other things. :( I just wish with GSR they would decide one way or the other and then keep it out of the episodes.
 
I agree even as a GSR fan. It's better with Billy/Grissom gone to just leave it out except for every now and then.
 
Well, that is hardly going to be the case considering the episode was amongst other things designed to address the state of GSR.

Sara does not exist in a vacuum, and the episode shouldn't solely be geared towards Sara fans. There are other fan groups to consider too.

Plus, just how much more Saracentric could the episode get. Every clip shown sofar focuses on her exclusively.
 
I'll admit to watching The Partridge Family when I was (a lot) younger but I was much more of a Shawn Cassidy fan than a David Cassidy fan. :lol:

Keck's Exclusives First Look: David Cassidy on CSI Role and Plastic Surgery Horrors

After a disastrous and humiliating turn on Celebrity Apprentice in 2011, former Partridge Family star David Cassidy has gone from first fired to recently hired. But is his new role on the Feb. 27 episode of CBS' CSI — he plays a desperate plastic surgery-obsessed has-been — another slap in the face? The former teen heartthrob, now 62, doesn't see it that way.

TV Guide Magazine: Why'd you take this role, David?
David Cassidy: They came to me. It's something I've never done on television. Specifically the prosthetics I'd never worked with before. They've become so refined.

TV Guide Magazine: Who do you play?
Cassidy: He's a very sad, down man after being one of the great world poker players many years before. I've met a lot of really sad gamblers like this, always trying to go after their past glories. My character is someone who became a sleazy womanizer who is kind of losing it. They added a prosthesis on my forehead to create the effect of an actual medical procedure called poker-face, which is when they cut the muscles in your forehead. When my eyebrows go up, they don't move. There's actually a lot of this going on in Vegas. He's had some other procedures done which required major prosthetics that I will not give away to protect the story.

TV Guide Magazine: Since we're talking plastic surgery, is it ok to ask what you've had done?
Cassidy: I had the fat below my eyes removed in 1979 and have done nothing else. It was a hereditary thing. My grandfather had, like, luggage under his eyes.

TV Guide Magazine: How have you avoided becoming addicted to the knife?
Cassidy: Because I don't care about it and a lot of people tell me I look great. Trying to recapture your youth is sad and ridiculous to me. I feel sorry for people who aren't happy with themselves, as I am. I haven't done anything other than dying my hair, which I have done since my twenties. If I allowed my hair to go white I'd look like I was in my 80s.

TV Guide Magazine: Is there anything disturbing about the role?
Cassidy: There was an extensive amount of blood I had to work with in an elevator scene. I had to do it repeatedly, which meant showering off the blood after each take. The blood that they use now is realistic and sticky as hell. You shall see.

TV Guide Magazine: Now that some time has passed, do you feel your participation in Celebrity Apprentice accomplished what you'd hoped it would?
Cassidy: It did in many ways. But as I was getting up at four in the morning in November in New York City, I quickly realized that this was not my dream job. I am a team player who did the best I could, but these were not my kind of people. The people who were there were all about themselves. I don't belong on a game show because I want other people to be happy and win. I made no money for my charity [the Alzheimer's Association] but still felt incredibly relieved that I was the first kicked off. It came down to me and Richard Hatch from Survivor, who ended up going back to prison for lying and cheating.

TV Guide Magazine: What else is coming up for you?
Cassidy: I've been working with the Alzheimer's Association. My mother [actress Evelyn Ward, 89] just recently passed on Dec. 23. She had been in 24-hour nursing care with severe dementia for the past seven years. So I'm doing a show that's going to air this spring on Lifetime where I'm auctioning off a lot of my costumes from my big shows to raise money for Alzheimer's — including the original maroon velvet jumpsuit we all wore in the Partridge Family pilot that's been in the Smithsonian for decades. And I'm going to start touring this spring and summer with David Cassidy Presents the World's Greatest Teen Idols. We have Micky Dolenz from the Monkeys and Peter Noone from Herman's Hermits on the bill. Our first show is in Westbury, New York right outside Long Island. I'm finally comfortable again with who I was and have appreciation for those who still care about me, Micky and Peter. It's going to be so much fun working with them.
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Susan
 
Frosch said:
Plus, just how much more Saracentric could the episode get. Every clip shown sofar focuses on her exclusively.
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Well, I saw a Nick clip when George co-hosted on The Talk today. :) Made me at least feel like there is some reason for watching...for me at least.

Susan...I liked David first when I was really little and then I like Shaun when I was in junior high. :)
 
Smokey said:
Frosch said:
Plus, just how much more Saracentric could the episode get. Every clip shown sofar focuses on her exclusively.
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Well, I saw a Nick clip when George co-hosted on The Talk today. :) Made me at least feel like there is some reason for watching...for me at least.

Susan...I liked David first when I was really little and then I like Shaun when I was in junior high. :)
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Nick is in it a lot. It's very much a Nick, Sara, Greg episode, and that worked. Really well. The old cast is where it's at. I still can't wrap my head around Finn, I cringe when she's on screen I find her so annoying and childish.

I hope this trend is something that we'll see again in this season if this show wants to survive.
 
CSI 13.22

Merchiston is a British journalist (think Vanity Fair) – an agent provocateur in the Hunter S. Thompson mold. He is also a man obsessed with replaying the power struggle between himself and his vicious, womanizing father who enlisted his son in his own debauchery, picking up and brutalizing prostitutes on the streets of London. Thirty years later, Merchiston has made a career tweaking authority, even biting the hand that feeds him – all in an effort to punish the powerful as he wishes he could’ve so long ago punished the father who dominated him. Now he has set his journalist’s sights on the Las Vegas Police Department and CSI, bent on exposing the corruption and hypocrisy of those tasked with policing the town where there are no rules, no boundaries, no morals – the town they call Sin City. 2 EPISODE ARC.
 
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