Re: The ?Get rid of Boa Vista!!!? Thread
(I'm hugely sorry for this, but it's a rant, and it needs to be done. And for the record, I actually don't mind Boa Vista in the slightest, but GODS.)
Can someone please have a wander over to LA for me and perform a citizen's arrest? The target will be the entire CSI:Miami wardrobe section, because Natalia Boa Vista's wardobe is a heinous crime against humanity.
(You could probably add "attempted murder" to that as well, for trying to get me via exsanguination of the eyeballs.)
I don't care what they're trying to convince me of, I refuse to believe that any sane woman gets up in the morning, opens her wardrobe and decides tangerine orange is a sterling dress choice for working in a police department. I'd understand, if she was promoted to, you know...
oompaloompa or something. But she's a CSI. Or trying to be a CSI. I'm not entirely sure. And I don't care.
And please, can someone explain to me Natalia's apparent obsession with satin shirts/blouses? I could understand it if she had one or two, maybe in sensible, all-purpose colours like black or white. But the Boa apparently feels the need to own an entire puke-inducing
spectrum of satin blouses. Was there a bulk sale somewhere? Was it buy 30, get 30 free on shirts that make your eyes pop? It's not like it's even a flattering garment - they're shiny and horrible and look awful on camera. She's not the only cast member I've seen wear them, but everytime someone comes out in one on Miami, I'm left wincing at the horror. Then they bring out Natalia, and her wardrobe, consisting
entirely of the accursed garment and now I'm in physical PAIN. Cerise pink! Lime green! Neon horror! Can we stop this now please?!
I mean, Calleigh has a beautiful sense of style, so we know they
can get it right. Does Emily Proctor have a seperate wardrobe person? Eva La Rue is a beautiful woman (when she's not orange...) and they could SO be toning down the fake tan and putting her into something classy and cute. Pinstripes, crisp white shirts, maybe a little retro chic - 50s shoes, knee-length skirts. She'd
own. It might also make us take the character a bit more seriously, since she currently looks like an escapee from the circus. Clown department.
Could we not write in a future episode where Natalia's house gets blown up, and her wardrobe is totally destroyed? 'Cause I'd volunteer, you know, to do it. I'd totally be the suspect. Maybe she could bump her head in the explosion and realise the sheer horror of the satin blouse.
PLEASE, CSI:Miami people. I am BEGGING YOU. Stop this evil now. Everytime Boa Vista wears a eye-blinding satin shirt, a kitten dies. Cute little children have nightmares. The percentage of world evil rises as perfectly ordinary CSI viewers are driven insane and carry out horribly violent crimes in a desperate attempt to rid themselves of the visions. More important than all of this, you're causing
me pain here. I go blind when she appears on screen. My brain implodes. I lose consciousness because of the awful. It's ruining my life. I fear I may end up in an institution if you don't stop DAMAGING MY BRAIN.
I fear there may be others out there, tormented as I am by this woman's wretched dress sense. Who may wake up screaming, in a cold sweat, in the middle of the night, with the image of a tangerine woman in the lime green satin blouse burned forever in their minds. And then there's the poor characters, who have to stand there and try and talk to the woman while her blouse-of-doom melts their optic nerve and induces hallucinations. No wonder Ryan Wolfe tried to blind himself. The poor boy obviously couldn't take anymore. And the pot for Marisol? Please. That was so Eric, trying to smoke himself blind so he didn't need therapy after every scene with Natalia.
We need a support group, obviously. Help for those, like me, who can no longer take the torture of Boa Vista's appearance or the physical pain her wardrobe inflicts. I want someone to answer for this! So if one of you could pop over there, and plant a bomb, or arrest the entire department, I'd be really grateful.
Thanks