I have to say CSI, the original, for me as of right now! I didn't watch any of them from the beginning when they started, and I really wish I had. I started with NY about 3 years ago, so it was my favorite until I caught some CSI reruns last summer and totally fell in love with it. Better late than never right? So my official order now is CSI CSI NY CSI Miami I still love NY, but not as much since they hooked up Danny and Lindsay. I have no problems with Sela Ward, and think I like her better than Stella now. I watch Miami, but it's in the dvr list for when I get an extra moment, the only one I have to watch right now is the original. Nick Stokes has turned into my favorite character on t.v., period.
The original - CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - hands down. My first episode was in reruns (Stalker) and then on a Thursday night I turned in on season 5 and have been hooked ever since. :lol: I have NY on and I can tell you what the episodes are about each week but it doesn't always get my full attention. Miami I just can't sit through a full hour of. :thumbsup: Susan
Of course Miami. It's been my inspiration and mood lifter on sad days ever since they included Ryan Wolfe to show. My second fav is Vegas but only because of Greg still being around. And because it's second most re-run-ed show on the channel I watch.
For me, historically, CSI has overall been my favorite but for a while, NY became my favorite of the three. However since enduring immense grief from MK's sudden departure, NY has since dropped to last place to me. It just feels like a neighborhood that changed beyond recognition and thus, I feel dramatically reduced interest in it now. I also never really caught onto Miami primarily because Horatio gets on my god damn nerves. As a result, the original Vegas one remains my favorite.
I like all the shows, but if I had to pick an absolute favorite, it would be CSI: Miami. All 3 shows are different; they all have something to offer, so you can't say that Las Vegas is like Miami, or Miami is like New York, etc. They all have good casts, most of the time (never liked Sara or Riley on LV, or Jesse on Miami, except in fanfics ) They are all shot differently, so they don't look cookie-cutter in appearance. Miami takes me away; its nice to look at sunshine and palm trees when its 20 below zero here in the wintertime. It's a great escape, and I loveloveLOVE David Caruso.
Well technically Vegas was the first to me but Miami came to me only starting season 3 (speaking of certain characters) As for the overall genre my fav is Vegas. They seem bit more realistic without too much technology like touchscreen pads etc. But Miami has this 'lighter' atmosphere.
CSI:NY is my absolut favourite, come on Mac Taylor is just too hot for words :drool: :drool: But i also watch some episodes of CSI:LV Nick/Grissom i like and they have some humour aswell. But NY, serious, some of the story lines... just don't seem realistic and they need to make Mac more human
I'm a lot like you, fellow Taylorgirl NY and LV in a close race, but I have been said since Grissom left LV.
CSI: Miami without a doubt! The other two are good, but the character of Horatio just blasts Miami way beyond NY and Vegas
CSI and CSI:NY. The addition of Ted Danson to LV is definitely going to get me to watch again. CSI:NY- Next week, Season 7 begins to air in Australia, and I'm excited to see it.
I like original CSI and CSI: NY about evenly. I used to like Miami, but after they got rid of Rick Stetler, they lost a faithful viewer. If Ecklie could stay on CSI, why couldn't Rick stay on Miami??? He was the only reason I kept watching after the show lost Steven Maeda as its head writer and began to devolve.
Since the season premieres, my list looks slightly different from before: 1. Miami - The premiere was heart-wrenching and overall amazing. The best hour of television I've seen in a long time, and if it continues like this for the rest of the season, Miami will remain at the top of my list. 2. NY - 2 words: Sela Ward. 3. Vegas - The premiere introduced some amazing characters, but, the stories just aren't as strong as the spin-offs.