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I got the impression that it didn't belong to Archie in the first place. I thought maybe it was Grissom's copy and he left it there for everyone else to read as sort of a get to know the new guy type of deal. :lol:
Could it be that some misinterepted what you said in your opinion, observation and or tone of your post? But could the same be said that you also misinterepted their response or tone regarding your opinion? While true everyone is entitled to their opinion, everyone is entitled to disagree with said opinion and as long as they backup why they disagree there shouldn't be a problem. To ask someone to show respect but then add in "or say nothing" is exactly what your asking others not to be disrespectful. I want everyone to keep this in mind for future reference.Once again this gets so tiresome this is my view my opinion and my interpretation, I said nothing about anyone's views or opinions of their comments, please show some respect for others or say nothing. If you don't agree that's fine, but the point of this board is for fans do comment on what they saw and how they observed certain aspects of this episode,
Add me to list of people who did not find Catherine bossy or abrasive. Her supervisory demeanor in this eppy was a vast improvement over Season 5. Now that was bossy and abrasive.
I wonder if the condo mention was alluding to WP keeping his home in LA, and maintaining ties with the show. Sometimes the writers do throw in real life references.
But getting up and leaving wouldn't have shown the venom he felt toward Ray for trying to advise him. Spitting was far more hurtful, which is what he intended, because that's how he felt. And, I think it also made the scene far more effective.As for the spitting scene, why must shows and movies always show someone spitting? Every time I see someone's spit on tv/movie it reminds me of that disgusting spitting scene in "Big Daddy". I can't even watch that movie a second time because of that scene. Disgusting. :lol: Seriously, why couldn't the kid have just ignored him and gotten up and left instead of spitting in his face. Gross.
I think it may have been Grissom's copy of the book. As you say, Archie had it out there to try to impress Ray, but then lied when he said he'd read it. I think Ray got that, which is why he patted him on the shoulder and said that Archie was one of the few. He was showing Archie that he really didn't need to be impressed, and it was OK that Archie hadn't read it.The one thing that still puzzles me:
Archie & Riley's look towards each other when Ray sees his book on the counter. I'm thinking Archie had just set it out there to try and impress Ray, and his answer that he had read it was untrue. Too bad Ray didn't ask some questions about the book that Archie couldn't answer, revealing that he didn't actually read it. Or maybe that will be coming in a future episode.