CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

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10-12-11, 07:34 PM

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CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

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10-12-11, 08:26 PM

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Re: CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

Danson has definitely breathed some fresh life into this show. After the stale season with Fishburn, it's almost back to its Grissom-era levels of quality.

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10-14-11, 12:58 AM

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Re: CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

This was a decent episode; the show is definitely regaining some of its old style.

And was I seeing things, or did Scott Wilson make a cameo appearance?

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10-14-11, 08:20 PM

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Re: CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

They really have to stop visiting museums. This is the second episode where a crime has been discovered at a museum.

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10-15-11, 07:49 PM

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Re: CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

I really liked the scene where DB is telling the story to the Sheriff and Eckley.

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10-15-11, 10:33 PM

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Re: CSI: -- "Maid Man" -- 10/12/11

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Originally Posted by Geofferson

Danson has definitely breathed some fresh life into this show. After the stale season with Fishburn, it's almost back to its Grissom-era levels of quality.

I wouldn't say stale, just dark. Danson has definitely brought back the quirky aspect that's been missing since Peterson left.