Whoddathunk...?

Who killed the "How much do you love her" couple...?



But the subplot with the kid that found dead in the tub was quite gross.

Yeah, that part had the same response from me.

In last week's thread someone was pretty close to guessing it.

it remind me of the fat guy in se7en.

kind of a disappointment. would've been much better if the judge was the murderer. oh well. a decent episode.

Yeah, and i told him he was way off cause it was too obvious (to be related to the judge) ... Shows how wrong i was. I liked the idea a few people had about the would-be-victim-couple vengence plot...

Pretty weak episode, especially for a two-parter.

I thought it was a weak episode as well. Why would you kill the couple BEFORE a possible court trial that could put them away for life?

Anyway, Sara (Jorja Fox) had the best two lines of the night:

Catherine: It's raining man juice.
Sara: Hallelujah!


Sara: Now who's the punk, bitch?!

I don't how much money it would take to convince me to collect any of that "man-juice" evidence. That was just nasty!

The main story's resolution was a let down.

meh

The resolution to the main story was weak.

I'm just glad I ate a few hours before this. The guys body didn't bother me but that water was gross

Aside from affirming that Marg Helgenberger is a very hot older woman, I don't see what else this show accomplishes.

Not much.

There is almost no character development (other than Grissom's hearing problem from last year, which was resolved with a 10-second dialogue between Grisson and Catherine in the first episode of this season).

The cases seem to be getting more and more off-the-wall and/or lame too. The main case here was really weak. If the guy had killed someone who was found not guilty (OJ?), then it would have been better, but the couple he killed was about to get life in prison.

OK, I'm done with my I'll still watch the show, at least for a while longer.

The reason this show gets the ratings is because you don't have to watch every one of them to know whats going on. Exactly why Law and Order does so good as well. This way it gets all the "serious" tv watchers as well as random watchers here and there. I personally need some character development to really love a show. I watch this from time to time but its certainly not must see.

Hey, as long as we get to see Warrick and the 911 operator again knocking boots, I'll consider that character development.

Weak ending to a two parter. Damn Catherine and her cleavage are fine.

I really hope that Grissom doesn't go through some phase of wanting to become a cop or something...

I was a cop, and our crime scene people were all sworn officers, and carried guns.

What I don't get is in the first season Grissom had a gun, Catherine shot somebody, etc. etc.

You still see Nick and Sarah and the other guy (his name escapes me) carry a gun, but then they all say they are criminalists, not cops?

Now Grissom is plugging away at a target?

I'll still watch it. Marg Helgenberger is damn fine, and the stories are interesting, but this whole blurred line between criminalist/cop irritates me.

I was wondering about the gun thing too. I thought all CSI (or whatever your local PD calls their dept) were all cops. Hell CSI Miami they are all cops, but whatabout Grissom?

son of a .....
for some reason out of the 10 hours of programs I set to record while I was gone for a few days csi got skipped

Best line of the episode: 'SOUP'S ON!'

She's a hottie. She was the daughter in Vegas Vacation and she also was on the cast of Showtime's now-cancelled Resurrection Blvd.

Actually, I remember the creators making a point that the Miami crew were cops, which was different than the original CSI group.

If you have a Tivo, you should be able to look at your recording history and see why it wasn't recorded (unless you just plain forget to tell it to record it).

I TiVo'd this then upgraded my TiVo this weekend and screwed something up and lost all my recordings... including this episode. Can someone give me some more detailed spoilers of what went down? Or does the 1 line spoiler at the top explain it well enough?