I thought there were some great one liners, but the case itself fell short, it didn't hold my attention much. Certainly not worthy of the 3rd-to-last eppy of the season. Nice to see Judd Nelson again, though. I really like him.
Super Dave cracked me up with his clean underwear comment, and then, "Why am I the guy who always has to sniff the shorts?" LOL
Cath: "Party in a pill." Doc: "Where was that on my wedding night?"
"Stop trying to make that sound dirty." Cath to Hodges.
"Heidi, Heidi, Ho!" Geez, I adore Brass! Definitely my fave CSI guy!
Greg talking about his fave old movies and asking Grissom what he watched. Griss: "I'm not telling. And stay away from my tinfoil." LOL
Sara's comment about fast cars being a metaphor for penis extensions, and Greg asking, "You want me to lie?"
Poor Archie, his butt fell asleep!
Was Nicky *gasp* flirting a bit with the beautiful boutique woman? Or was it my imagination?
The much touted Caprice scene was a big nothing, to me. Looked to me like Sara was the main one reacting during that whole thing, hence the major close-up of her. It was the scene later when they all were gathered together that the squick-inducing (for me) looks were exchanged. Was that supposed to be subtle, LOL? I agree with some of the above comments, methinks the sharks are circling... However, the most telling comment of all might just be Grissom's, when he said "Don't confuse fantasy with reality." How true, and Sara definitely reacted to it. It's one thing for two co-workers to have fantasies about eachother, I'm sure both Griss and Sara have enjoyed fantasies about other co-workers, too. But that's not necessarily going to be the reality, or at least the long-term reality, and in some cases, nor should it be.
I know that fans of this pairing insist that it will work on the show if it's done with a light subtle touch, but I didn't see any of that tonight. It was the major focus from the moment Sara and Grissom entered Caprice's little shindig, and the crime definitely took a back seat, at least that's what my friends and I felt while watching it. Every time a double entendre was said, it was "close up on Sara's face to catch her reaction...close up on Grissom to catch him tilt his head knowingly..." Major Ick Factor, for my friends and I. Sorry, I honestly don't mean to offend those who enjoyed it, but I was disappointed with the rather heavy handed way the writers and actors handled it. It all seemed forced to me, and that's strange, considering the high acting caliber of both Petersen and Fox.
Overall slowish case to me, but again, some great one-liners. And it was great to see Super Dave, Archie and Sofia, too. And of course, more Brass than we've had for awhile.