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Missy_28

Ted is not a good replacement !

May 17 2012, 5:11 PM EDT by Sand_and_Sage

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Greg + Morgan

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What is Happening to CSI...

May 2 2012, 6:15 PM EDT by Missy_28

Thread started: Feb 29 2012, 11:21 PM EST Watch

Since the departure of William Petersen, CSI has gone to the dogs. Laurence Fishburne was not a good fit, it was practically a miniseries of his character Dr. Ray Langston, the episodes were ridiculous and some were even embarrassing to watch. I breathe a sigh of relief when he left. I did not mind Ted Danson when he first appeared although he was annoying when he was on the phone with his wife all the time. But as soon Elizabeth Shue appeared as Finn it became like as episode of Cheers. The writers seem to have very little imagination. Ted Danson first appeared he was lying in a pool of blood so was Elizabeth Shue. The adage of any new CSI is "is not about the money" When Grissom told Greg to expect a pay cut when becoming a CSI, Greg replied it’s not about the money. When Grissom told Langston that the pay is not great, Langston said the same thing. And now Finn says the same thing. The only one who seemed to be bothered about the money was Grissom. When Catherine told him to give up the job in Season 1, he replied the grass is always greener. In the 2 episodes so far, she and Russell is constantly flirting & teasing. Hinting to viewers that they had something going on in the past. I remembered very well he told Catherine in the earlier episode that he and his wife were high school sweethearts. Ever since he got married then he never looked at another women. In all the years when Grissom as a supervisor I have never seen a CSI sitting crossed legged on his desk. Not even Sara. It was really ridiculous at the end of the episode Elizabeth Shue whipped out an electric saw from her SUV and threatened to cut up the house. The writers have a poor memory on what was being said in earlier seasons. I remembered in season 3 that she had 2 older brothers and now suddenly she says that she’s the only child. It is so obvious that CSI is straying from being a forensic show. With all its main beloved actors gone maybe it’s about time they shelf the show.

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sarara

susto

May 1 2012, 4:23 PM EDT by sarara

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Old GSR fanfiction question

Apr 30 2012, 1:52 PM EDT by gsr247

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miniatura

Apr 23 2012, 7:23 PM EDT by sarara

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Riley Adams (page: 1 2 3 4)

Apr 22 2012, 7:17 PM EDT by Sand_and_Sage

saraneedstogo

What the Heck Has Happened to the Show?

Apr 20 2012, 12:22 AM EDT by Sand_and_Sage

Thread started: Mar 16 2012, 5:17 PM EDT Watch

So we lost the intensity that Laurence Fishburne brought, even though his role disintegrated over his last season.

We lost the consistency of Marg Helgenberger (sp?), even though her exit could be used to build a spin-off.

We obviously lost ALL the writing and editing talent.

What we got in return?

A watery, hippy-dippy, ludicrous, Peter Pan boss that is so far below Ted Danson's talent that I wish Horatio Caine (whom I loathe) would come, take off his sunglasses, turn to the side, place his hands on his hips, deliver a crappy line with all the grace of a drunk vomiting, then kicking his ass.

And we still have the dry, loathsome, Madonnaesque, needs braces and acting lessons Jorga Fox whose character is so bad and depressing that she can't even keep her husband, the amazing Gil, interested enough to keep in contact.

Where did our writers go?

I have been SO DISSAPPOINTED with the season so far that even Marty McFly's mom, Elizabeth Shue, can't revive it's droll, bad pun-making, horrific story-telling with every ounce of talent she possesses.

Are they so desperate that they must rely on overly dramatic prose, "can't win" story-lines, and completely I satisfying endings that can't even be considered (in any drug-induced haze) as a cliffhanger?

Perhaps the shark is in the past and it's time for "The Fonz" to ride off into the sunset.

You're supposed to leave the ring while on top and leaving the audience wanting for more. You're NOT supposed to turn your success into a farce and leaving your audience begging you to GO!

If the writers don't pick up their game, Horatio is going to be what people refer to as "The Best CSI".

Is that what you REALLY want?

Perhaps the guilds should repossess all of your "awards."

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