CSI: Miami 10/18/04
10-18-04, 10:33 PM
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CSI: Miami 10/18/04
Wolf has made me forget about, about, who did he replace again?
The episode was decent, though we get more of Horatio the Humanitarian as he determines the whereabout of 2 dozen slave girls by 2 clues given by one of the slavegirls who was blindfolded during her stay in the holding area against her will. Riiiighhttt...
The episode was decent, though we get more of Horatio the Humanitarian as he determines the whereabout of 2 dozen slave girls by 2 clues given by one of the slavegirls who was blindfolded during her stay in the holding area against her will. Riiiighhttt...
10-19-04, 08:27 AM
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Decent episode last night. I too like the new guy. He was a good choice for a replacement. Last night's episode was decent. Credible? No, but then again, this is CSI we're talking about.
Also, are those miniature credit card implants for real or were they just concocted for TV?
Also, are those miniature credit card implants for real or were they just concocted for TV?
10-19-04, 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by aintnosin
I want to know if that freaky glass they had on the bathrooms was real....
I want to know if that freaky glass they had on the bathrooms was real....
10-19-04, 03:06 PM
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Actually I wanted to know if those were real too. That and the credit card implants. I remember reading about that type of glass in Popular Science but didn't know that they already had it produced.
10-20-04, 05:57 AM
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I'm not really liking the fact that investigating one murder just so happens to bring about investigation of another. These murders didn't have anything in common other than the club. Had one single guy been involved in both, then fine.
10-20-04, 11:59 AM
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Originally posted by tanman
Actually I wanted to know if those were real too. That and the credit card implants. I remember reading about that type of glass in Popular Science but didn't know that they already had it produced.
Actually I wanted to know if those were real too. That and the credit card implants. I remember reading about that type of glass in Popular Science but didn't know that they already had it produced.
10-21-04, 03:09 PM
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A place I used to work had similar glass in one of the conference rooms - trippy shit. I guess it can be set for different levels of opaqueness (sp?) because ours was more solid-looking when active (no silluettes).
The new guy is alright, but he reminds me of Greg on CSI.
Horatio's deductive reasoning is awesome. "Buzzing sound? Bad smell? They're at the refinery on 5th and Main in storage locker #14!" Please.
The new guy is alright, but he reminds me of Greg on CSI.
Horatio's deductive reasoning is awesome. "Buzzing sound? Bad smell? They're at the refinery on 5th and Main in storage locker #14!" Please.
10-22-04, 04:24 AM
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Originally posted by Bronkster
Horatio's deductive reasoning is awesome. "Buzzing sound? Bad smell? They're at the refinery on 5th and Main in storage locker #14!" Please.
Horatio's deductive reasoning is awesome. "Buzzing sound? Bad smell? They're at the refinery on 5th and Main in storage locker #14!" Please.
10-22-04, 04:53 PM
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Originally posted by Shazam
My God, Caruso is such an overactor, I wanted him to get squished by that truck so badly...
My God, Caruso is such an overactor, I wanted him to get squished by that truck so badly...
