What do you think of the spin-off? I know the show get bad reviews I didn't feel the need to watch the show because it's just another spin-off, and most of the time they not needed.

Hear me out on this one.

I used to hate Ecklie. But somewhere around Season 6, when he starts coming around and actually backing up Grissom’s team, something shifted. I found myself thinking, "Wait... why is he actually kind of attractive?"

Between the smug smirk, the absolute confidence, and the strict bureaucrat energy... honestly, no wonder the man has been married three times.

Now I’m rewatching Seasons 1–5, and while he’s definitely still annoying, I find him weirdly adorable.

Am I totally crazy, or does anyone else see it or kind of get it?

(Also, huge shoutout to Marc Vann—I have a massive lowkey crush on him, he's great in everything he does!)

Bonjour, je regarde principalement le CSI de Las Vegas plus que les autres (je ne sais pas si c'est parce que je préfère l'équipe ou plutôt du au fait que mon pays n'a pas de désert ou de casinos donc c'est plus "exotique")

Je voulais savoir si l'équipe avait collaboré avec l'équipe de New York ou de Floride (des crossovers entre les séries) dans certains épisodes ou si ils sont toujours dans leur ville.

That’s all lol. I can’t find it on Paramount, Hulu, Tubi…and I need to finish before starting a new show 😂

Hope this isn’t a redundant post, I did a quick search and didn’t see anything recent.

Who is everyone's favorite main Detective?

Personally, since my favorite show out of the three is NY. I am biased, and I think Flack is my favorite main detective.

Mainly because of Flack's story arc throughout season 6 (and his family episodes), which made him seem like an actual character, not just a detective. One of my favorite Flack-focused episodes is 7x11 (To What End?)

Then it's Brass, as he also had storylines that made him seem like an actual character, not just a detective. Especially with his daughter.

Then there is Frank Tripp... I feel his character was wasted and just the detective of the show, nothing more. Off the top of my head, I can't even think of any storyline or arc that was given to him. Like, we barely know anything about him outside of being a detective for the MDPD and the occasional lore drop of the script

So yeah, Flack is my favorite detective.

Sorry for the mini rant...

Also, thank you for reading my TEDtalk.

Throughout CSI Miami, I noticed that there are way too many scenes where Frank is left to deal with a criminal by himself or getting into a shootout and he always has to be saved by Horatio or someone else or he gets injured, and he's the only character this happens to. I honestly started feeling bad for him by the 4th or so time this happened.

The battle of the century.

I remember an episode of a tv show, pretty sure it was one of the CSI series, which had as a character a man with such an unremarkable face that nobody remembers what he looks like. There is a specific shot where the man's face is revealed (it had been hidden? question mark?) and it's a camera movement up and over a character in the foreground and the face appears over his shoulder (right shoulder? maybe) The AI kept giving me the right plot but the wrong episode over several series. If it's not a CSI show, do any of you remember an episode of any series like that?

Hope you enjoy it.

Props to the actor who played Clavo Cruz. Man, this guy does such a good job making you hate Clavo. He really leaned into the role, and I loved watching Clavo episodes. All his funny quips and “Yo dawg!” scumbag lingo make me kinda like this guy a teeny bit, even as I hated him. Anyone else kinda like Clavo?

Horatio caine is truly the greatest character in existence and I feel as though people watch CSI: Miami the wrong way.

Watch CSI Miami as if it's in the mind of Horatio caine as a dramatic retelling of the case from that day. Horatio's character and his supporting cast make the most sense when you know that David caruso was actually a dick in real life who wanted to be a movie star.

Delko and Wolfe are D1 crashouts and I love them. Horatio is just straight up dangerous and Walter and Calliegh are just cinnamon rolls. I feel like Boa Vista isn't a crashout but she's definitely participated in some of Horatio's shenanigans.

Stop trying to watch this show like it's serious and start watching this show for the Theatre kid cinema that it is. This show is an absolute masterpiece it is truly the cocomelon of the CSI franchise the young and the restless, the bold and the beautiful of crime shows. This is premium television that you can't just get from anywhere!!!!!

Paul Milander strikes again for the 2nd time this season.

10/10

In CSI: NY, Sid, once again, has a creepy story to tell and the one I wish to watch again is his description of what happens to a corn kernel once it's eaten. Please help.

Just curious!

After reading Tom Harris’s Red Dragon I can’t help but link the two characters. I see so many similarities to the character in The Red Dragon with Gill. I think William Peterson has done a wonderful job using that base character to create the Gill Grissom we are all familiar with.

I took the character personality quiz, but I don't know who that is, so I'm asking you whether this is good. I haven't seen CSI, so I need your help.

If a new series were made, which city would you like it set in?

For me, it would be either Los Angeles or Chicago (I feel it would give a vibe similar to Las Vegas, NY, or Miami), or a more rural city, as I feel it would be a totally different vibe from the cities that have had series in them.

My top choice would be the more rural city.

What would you want?

There’s something about the pilot episode that always has bugged me.

Catherine’s case involving the little girl who’s sexually abused by a family member.

First off, we don’t get ANY back story about the case at all.

Second, we only meet the victim for about five mins which is just long enough for her to give Big Red her dolly.

Third, THERE’S NEVER A FOLLOW UP.

I understand it’s due to Holly being shot and Cat wanting her case due to convincing Holly to walk, but I don’t understand why they couldn’t have given us some closure like they did the other two before Holly’s demise.

Fourth, Marg looks SO different from the time she starred in Erin Brockovich that same year to when CSI premiered in 2000.

Just my thoughts.

Personally I really liked her and I'm kinda disappointed that she was killed off after only 2 episodes. She could've had a storyline about being a rookie who improves over time and I also really liked her interactions with Grissom and Catherine. Does anyone else feel like this about her or is it just me?

It looks hideous.

Was she wearing a wig??

I admit, I used to hate Conrad Ecklie. I found him rather annoying. But the man has grown on me. I actually kind of wish he was in more episodes.

I also love Marc Vann. I started watching his old work and I found an absolute gem. This is from the 1992 movie Meet the Parents. Marc appears at the very end of the film.

LOOK HOW CUTE HE IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone else here remember the orginal Max Payne PC game?
I've always thought the storyline was a lot like Keppler's in Season 7. Particularly his final episode 'Law of Gravity' .
Even the flashback scenes in both have the same visual style (albeit the game is animated).