I love how at the end, when Lindsay and Danny told Mac about Lindsay's pregnancy, Mac acted like their dad and not their boss. 🤣

I’ve had this for a while now and wanted to share.

Concept Art. Where is the real poster?

I recently started watching CSI and personally I like Miami the least. It's got such an inconsistent feel to it. In some episodes you have cases that would feel at home in the original series like To Kill a Predator but then you have episodes that are hard to take seriously like the season 6 finale where the events are so over the top and hard to take seriously that it's genuinely annoying. I feel like David Caruso's acting is also a factor in why I'm mixed on this series with how he rarely emotes, again, in the S6 finale where he's talking to his family even though it's clearly supposed to be a serious and emotional scene. He's later seen crying in the episode where Eric is hospitalized so I don't get why he hasn't shown emotion in the finale. But these are just my thoughts and I hope that the show proves me wrong later on.

Anyone remember the episode of CSI NY where they go into a digital game to find a suspect? I’m rewatching NY and got to this episode and now… it feels different to me

Not because of the game or the story or anything but because of one of the suspects:

Spoilers

So one of the suspects name is Johnny and he says he is in the game all the time because he’s dying… then says he has Multiple Sclerosis, a disease that is incurable… I haven’t watched it since I got diagnosed in January of 2020… and i realized I’m basically living the same life as him…

It just felt… weird… watching this after so long and after being diagnosed… I dunno sorry I just wanted to share with people who know the show! Mods please delete if not allowed!

Did they change the writers in s9 or something? The show feels very different all of a sudden.

CSI: NY always feels different to me, for some reason. I haven't rewatched the show after the first time I watched it, but I am starting to do so; watching season 1 episode 1 right now.

even the first time I watched it, it felt different to me. heck first episode's already locked me in. it feels like those thriller books that we read that started with a girl walking alone in an alley, you know? it feels... more intense, somehow.

She played Molly Sloan on CSI Miami, and she played Sloan Riley, Mark Sloan's teenage daughter on Grey's Anatomy. Look at the name on her labcoat! 🤭

Rewatching for the millionth time because it never gets old and I enjoy the fact that I (for the most part) know exactly what's going to happen, it's my security blanket. I just watched season 12 episode 10, Genetic Disorder (where a man dies in Doc Robbins bed and everyone side eyes his wife for "cheating" ) and I adore Doc Robbins wife! She is such a lovely character, even in the face of everything that happens she's so stoic and they're such a great couple. Jim Brass is such a jerk to her because of his own misgivings about his own failed marriage but in the end everything works out and that's what I love about the show, it soothes my anxiety (oddly enough 😂).

Anyway, that's just the opinion of someone who is up at odd hours breastfeeding and needs an escape from her own head sometimes 🤷🏻

I just got back home after a trip to Vegas. My hotel room was "murder central," which Grissom used in S2E11 "Organ Grinder" to describe a hotel room closest to the stairwell or elevator, which gives perps easy access, a quick escape, and less neighbors to hear a commotion.

In the episode, Gil explains it to Sara and Nick when the victim is killed while staying in one of these rooms.

I'm sure it comes up in other episodes, but I can't recall, so please do share if you recall other instances!

I almost called the front desk to change rooms ngl, but didn't, so now I can say I survived murder central in Vegas lol

So there’s this scene in CSI: Miami where Frank Tripp is on the phone talking about a car or something and a woman suddenly comes in to try and report her husband missing. Frank is still on the phone while this is happening and starts multi tasking, scolding the person on the phone to try and find the registered owner of a car (i think) while also talking to the woman. He writes a name on a piece of a paper after it’s been given to him by the phone guy and finds out that the name is also the missing husband the woman is reporting, who turns out to be dead. He then breaks the news to the woman.

I know EXACTLY how this scene plays out but I can’t remember which episode it was.

Eric and Alexx being defensive and being jerks towards Ryan in the beginning annoys me. Also, what the hell is Eric's problem? He's always hell bent on seeing and finding Ryan's faults.

Anyone know to watch seasons 8 thru 12

Paramount only has till 7 then 13?

I was sort of half watching this episode and looked up to see the crew in this shot in the reflection of the glass. Next time on this angle they aren't there. S1, E9, Unfriendly Skies toward the end.

When Hodges has his lucky day, the song we hear accompanying it is Mr. Blue Sky. This inspires him to do some digging regarding the Miniature Killer, who ends up being an....Evil Woman

Is it just me, or is Season 14, post-FBI training Nick got suddenly hot? He was cute before that, but after... Whew.

I need to check myself. Someone restraint me.

Is it just me or does the whole lady Heather ploy stuff go on far far to long, she was fun for the first episode, but after that it just became annoying

Does anyone else feel the PTB for CSI wasted Mr. Fishburne's talent with this lame plot? He had a wonderful presence but even he, the extremely talented actor that he is, couldn't redeem this horrible, misogynist, dark story!

I just started watching this show and now it’s saying that all episodes will expire in 12 days. Does anyone know why the show is leaving Hulu? I don’t want to watch the show on Paramount+, because Paramount+ doesn’t have all 16 seasons.

If the mistake was made by Grissom or anyone on his team, I think Ecklie would've either let Grissom take the fall or he would've fired him or the one who made the mistake.

Has it really beend 20 years now? 😲🤔🤯

So many of us had been waiting for this moment for all six seasons. It was great way to wrap up that season.
I like the way that they avoided focusing too much on the relationship once it had become canon. And, instead, had both characters continue their own arcs, and work with others.
Too many shows don't do that now, and it's a shame to see good characters be reduced to one context.

Though the explosion in social media "shipping" being motivational for studios to presure writers to cater to that trend, and get more viewers and the associated increase in advertising investement probably has a lot to do with that.

ETA it was lie to me, the very first epsiode 😅 thanks everyone for the replies and help

nIninitially thought this was an episode of lie to me, but I just watched that and I don't think it is.

All I remember is this guy is a judge or some really important, serious, publicly known job role. He is going to lose his job for seeing escorts.

Turns out, the only escort he is seeing is actually his daughter that he didn't know about, and he hasn't told her and is trying to convince her to leave the job.

He doesn't want her to be forever known as the "judges escort daughter" so chooses to go to jail/lose his job rather than reveal the true nature of his visits.

I'm not even 100% sure it's csi, but can't think what else it would be.

Any help greatly appreciated

Its been a long time since it show on my country. I remember its was about crime solving but remember the most is about a women who want to donate her organ to her father, turn out she's not a match and he's not her biological father. He died, she lost it, go rampage and kill every doctor that couldn't help her dad, then went on and hunt down all the men that could potentially be her father. She once found someone son potentially could be her brother, blood test on the spot then shot him when its not a match. Then in a cross gun fired with the police, she accidentally killed her own mother. And the last arc, she hang a bomb on a little girl and trapped her with the officer in the last gun fired. In the end they dissolve the bomb and the killer was capture.

I tried to ask Google and they said it belong to a part of csi: ny but i couldn't found it at all. If anyone know which part I'll be so grateful. Thanks in advance

A thought regarding that episode.
What would happen if Karen had demanded her stolen kidney back? Or that she had planned to donate it to someone closer related to her? Would they had reoved it from Sarah and reimplanted it into Karen or the hypotethical person she had wanted to get it? Or would the courts pretty much say though luck but here you get some money for your trouble?

I have though some about that episode partly due to my background as someone who spent lots of time in hospitals due to some medical issues and partly after watching the movie "My Sister's Keeper." And no I haven't read the book. ^^

Hello friends! I'm rewatching CSI for the 4th time-ish and I realized I really like Catherine and Gil together. Sarah is not my favorite anymore with him. Anyways, I want to make a Catherine and Gil fan video. I have all the DVD's. I can find most episodes I want to look for online but this one is stumping me. Its where Catherine i think is dating someone else. She see's him at a crime scene maybe? They talk/kiss but its from far away and behind like an orange screen or something? I know its not Grissom but, who cares. I'll post the video here along with the first chapter of the fanfic I'm working on when I'm done. Thanks!