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Good episode. Nice to see them using the different shifts to try some new things with the show, although hopefully this is the last time they do this 6 degrees of seperation/rewind episode.

I thought it was one of the better ones of the season. Enjoyed the time shifting and seeing all the different plotlines of the day.

They are definitely pushing the gore factor for 9pm television. The whole labotomy thing was quite intense.

Nice change-of-pace episode with everybody getting a little chance to shine. Having most of the stories trace back to the car show in some way was a bit much, however.

"ah-ight, One Cent" Brass gets all the best lines.

I too felt that last night's episode was one of the better ones this season.

Regarding the gore factor -- I was watching it while eating a late dinner and the 'brain' scene forced me to take a slight pause.

Funny scene watching Greg flex in the mirror.

I liked the episode and the rewind element. I was expecting everything to be related at the end.

I was okay with the whole brain thing. Now the eye.... that was pretty gross. Good ep overall.

Am I the only one annoyed by the "rewind" technique. Seemed like it was used mostly to fill out a "thin" episode to the required minutes.

I loved it. Made me miss Boomtown .

Yeah, the eye got my wife.

Anyone else notice that it looks like Cerina Vincent (Cabin Fever, Not Another Teen Movie) has a bigger rack nowadays. Cerina was the hootchie who tried to make a move on the moldy musclehead.

I don't even remember seeing her. The work-out chick didn't look like her at all.

She had a very nice rack in NATM. The hooters did look pretty large but it could be the top doing that.

Cerina Vincent played "Suzy Underwood" in this episode.

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I looked at photos of her on IMDB, and I think she's definitely got a new rack now.

Watched it again, and you're right - she definitely upgraded.

did nicks segment have any relation to the others? i was expecting a hazmat truck to zoom by him at some point but nothing ever happened.

the only relation to the other's in Nick's case was the owner of the convenience store (where they arrested "1 cent" in gil's case). He was in the laundromat in a flashback of the laundromat owner, complaining about the blood not coming out of his shirt.

Just got a chance to watch this and was completely impressed. Finally got back to focusing on the cases and not the politics and personal romances. Enjoyed every single one of the cases.

I liked it

I didn't realize about the rewind thing until halfway into the show, I wasn't really paying close attention at first and was wondering what the hell was going on when they showed the couple winning the hummer during Warrick's case after we had just seen them with Grissom.