What was your least favorite episode of season six?
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PerfectAnomaly
Resident Smart Ass
Hands down Vacation Getaway. Not only was I tortured with DL bullshit, I had to sit through the entire team carrying the "Idiot Ball" (Thank you Leverage commentaries) at one point or another and a great villian reduced to a batshit insane cartoon of what he once was.
Grissom rules
CSI Level Two
Battle Scars.Nothing special and kind of boring.The Formula is pretty close though.
paige4donmacdan
Hit and Run
ID sAY sanguine love it kinda didnt really appeal and keep you excited and it was really difficult to follow so i say i didnt really like at much as the other ones 
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Flack-Angell
Rookie
The Formula. Full of Mac/Stella crap! And that is WORSE than D/L crap!
talkingtocactus
Coroner
the finale, without doubt. it was just stupid. and i quite like shane casey as a villain, i just think they could've done so much more with it and been so much more creative. i did like elements of it (the money clues etc were good), but overall it was pretty bad.
i also didn't like RIP marina garito. actually it's a tough call between those two.... i might even vote for that - i think the finale may've had one or two more redeeming features.
i also didn't like RIP marina garito. actually it's a tough call between those two.... i might even vote for that - i think the finale may've had one or two more redeeming features.
flying mouse
Witness
'Second Chance' was the unfortunate episode for me. It was like seeing a general disaster of a production. The guest stars were horrible, the musics sound out of place. And most of all, even taking into account it being a christmas episode, the last scene was just way too corny. :vulcan: 'Vacation Getaway' is right next.
Maya316
Lab Technician
"Vacation Getaway", I'm voting as the worst because it's the one I had the most visceral negative reaction to. Blech.:scream: But "Death House" and "Tales from the Undercard" are two that also stand out to me, not because they were particularly horrible, but just because for some reason, I found them dull on a "Hostage" level. However...a big part of the problem is that a lot of S6 was bland. I barely remember what happened in several of the episodes, so I'm not even sure if I'm grading accurately :lol:
hiphugger17
Coroner
Vacation Getaway hands down. The whole focus on DL didn't bother me as much as the level of stupidity the whole team was subjected to. Crappy finale.
vegaslights
Brute
All of the above.
Since no one else said it, I guess I will.
Since no one else said it, I guess I will.
Not a very vibrant season, I guess I would say, in that months later now, there are few episodes that stand out well or that left a deep impression. I'd even forgotten that the three franchises had collaborated to do a cross-over trilogy, and I didn't think I'd forget an undertaking of that scale :lol:.
Worst ep? By miles, fathoms, leagues, was Vacation Getaway. What. A freakin. Waste.
Wasted a multi-ep build up, which in itself was rather unsatisfactory. Disappointing usage of Edward Furlong and Shane Casey. Seemed a missed opportunity to give Danny something more substantial to do. Whittled away half the ep's airtime in establishing what everybody already knew, and packed those finite precious minutes with what felt thin & extraneous fluffy flashy filler and slo-mo sequences to boot. Felt an unsatisfactory conclusion to the plot pivots that set up Casey's return. Wondered why they'd bothered. Felt an unsatisfactory end of a season when I wanted the finale to really stretch. I rarely begrudge the time I've chosen to spend watching a show, but in this instance I felt ripped off.
I know DLL were there to set the stakes, but they were so oversaturated. The case, the mandated forensic whodunnit, felt an irrelevant part of the hour. The whole pretense felt thin. A hunt & a chase and a cheap motive. Filled to brimming with death-defying illogic & bouncy villains :lol:.
Maya put it very well. It did prompt an incredibly visceral response :lol:. I was often bored or frustrated by NY this year, but this one. Ripped off. I want my hour back. I mostly just want better from a show I like. They give. I'm demanding. I want more. I want better. I want higher standards. :brickwall:. Just. A waste.
Honorable mentions of irritation to whole eps like Epilogue, Blacklist, Second Chances, and there were issues I had within parts of many others, but I think there were possibly also redeeming elements within the same that keep me listing extensively here. :lol:.
Worst ep? By miles, fathoms, leagues, was Vacation Getaway. What. A freakin. Waste.
Wasted a multi-ep build up, which in itself was rather unsatisfactory. Disappointing usage of Edward Furlong and Shane Casey. Seemed a missed opportunity to give Danny something more substantial to do. Whittled away half the ep's airtime in establishing what everybody already knew, and packed those finite precious minutes with what felt thin & extraneous fluffy flashy filler and slo-mo sequences to boot. Felt an unsatisfactory conclusion to the plot pivots that set up Casey's return. Wondered why they'd bothered. Felt an unsatisfactory end of a season when I wanted the finale to really stretch. I rarely begrudge the time I've chosen to spend watching a show, but in this instance I felt ripped off.
I know DLL were there to set the stakes, but they were so oversaturated. The case, the mandated forensic whodunnit, felt an irrelevant part of the hour. The whole pretense felt thin. A hunt & a chase and a cheap motive. Filled to brimming with death-defying illogic & bouncy villains :lol:.
Maya put it very well. It did prompt an incredibly visceral response :lol:. I was often bored or frustrated by NY this year, but this one. Ripped off. I want my hour back. I mostly just want better from a show I like. They give. I'm demanding. I want more. I want better. I want higher standards. :brickwall:. Just. A waste.
Honorable mentions of irritation to whole eps like Epilogue, Blacklist, Second Chances, and there were issues I had within parts of many others, but I think there were possibly also redeeming elements within the same that keep me listing extensively here. :lol:.
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ladyhunter
Head of the Swing Shift
Since I haven't seen Vacation Getaway. And I don't think I will just on principle.
The one that I didn't like was Hammer Down. I know it was part of the trilogy. I know it had two very big time actors; Gary Sinise and Laurence Fishburne, but that episode fell flat. This is no reflection on the actors, it's just the scene they shared had no spark, no fire, no passion. No balance, nothing.
Now I'm not saying that was my very least favorite because it sounds like Vacation Getaway was well.... not so great. :shifty:
The one that I didn't like was Hammer Down. I know it was part of the trilogy. I know it had two very big time actors; Gary Sinise and Laurence Fishburne, but that episode fell flat. This is no reflection on the actors, it's just the scene they shared had no spark, no fire, no passion. No balance, nothing.
Now I'm not saying that was my very least favorite because it sounds like Vacation Getaway was well.... not so great. :shifty: