The first leg of the CSI Trilogy, "Bone Voyage", aired last night on "CSI Miami". The second installment will be shown tomorrow night on "CSI NY", to be followed by the conclusion on "CSI LV" Thursday. "Bone Voyage" served quite well as both a stand-alone and as part of a trilogy, and expect the same from the "CSI NY" segment due, we suspect, as a forethought to residual revenue (the three have residual contracts with three different networks). We found it a most entertaining episode. Barry... Read Full Story
Welcome to Friday, the 13Th. Enjoy it! ********************* "How much do you make?" Hm! How would you respond to that question? We would take a step back, with a condescending smile hopefully not quite covering a thinly disguised sneer, before replying, "MYOB". Yet Forbes, following the current trend that says the public has the right to know everything, feels it's their duty to post salaries of high profile individuals. Strange, they didn't publish our salary; didn't even ask for it. How... Read Full Story
"CSI Miami" upped their ratings with the first installment of The CSI Trilogy on Monday, which continues tonight on "CSI NY". Several sites showed they pulled in 14 million viewers for sweeps week, though that probably includes the dvr viewers. Still, over a million more than last week, admittedly a low point for them. David Caruso, Laurence Fishburne, and the Miami CSI team began the trilogy with a strong outing; we expect the momentum to continue through Thursday's conclusion. Highly... Read Full Story
7 foot Lakers hotshot Pao Gasol is spreading his wings with a venture into acting, a guest spot on "CSI Miami" on Monday, November 16th. Take a peak at the promo video and a couple of articles about "Point of Impact". Pao dwarfs Eddie Cibrian in this photo and everyone in life. We couldn't locate any Pao photos with David Caruso. We'll just have to watch to see how they interact. http://www.spoilertv.com/2009/11/csi-miami-episode-808-point-of-impact.html http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2... Read Full Story
There is a suspicion, though not verified, that "Supernatural" originally intended to spoof their Thursday night competition. That would be "Grey's Anatomy" and "CSI LV". However, while the video clip below is night shift criminal scene, we're guessing there was no way to impersonate any of "CSI" cast members to draw recognition from their audience. Therefore, we get the dark of night, but with Horatio Caine, the iconic characterization from David Caruso that is instantly accepted worldwide... Read Full Story
While we remain perpetually dismayed at the gullibility of American voters, the proof as seen in today's elections in many parts of the country, we move on to more lighthearted subjects. David Caruso maintained, when filming for Season 8 of "CSI Miami" began back in July, that this season would bring about a return to the basics of the first few seasons. Have we seen signs of this? In our opinion, David has been right on, at least in the episodes viewed to date. Monday's episode, "Hey, Dude... Read Full Story
Greg B., assistant to Ann Donahue, exlains the process, and problems, encountered in landing a helicoptor in the middle of Long Beach. Said 'coptor was bringing Dr. Ray Langston from Las Vegas to Miami, for his introduction in "Bone Voyage", the first leg of the trilogy running this week on all 3 of the CSI franchise shows. It's always in amazement as we read these blurbs to realize the depth of procedure involved in producing a very short scene. Below that article is one from November 3rd... Read Full Story
We are patient. Perhaps that's not quite accurate. We are generally very impatient. However, over those situations where control rests outside our jurisdiction, we struggle to maintain, realizing that not everyone prioritizes the same way. With this press release on Episode 9 of "CSI Miami", titled "Kill Clause", we find we will be meeting a mysterious woman from Jesse's past. Do we really care yet about Jesse's past? It's fairly safe to assume here we're not alone when we shout out a... Read Full Story
What, you say? Don't they always do 24 episodes per season. Quite true, in the past, save the '07-'08 writer's strike season, but the winds have shifted in our struggling economy. In an apparent belt-tightening move, CBS ordered only 22 episodes of their standing, scripted shows this season, less for new offerings. Now, as the year progresses and the numbers appear to be holding, CBS has ordered two additional episodes for "CSI Miami", "NCIS" and "NCIS LA" (though we wonder how this one... Read Full Story
We're done with sports for a few days, until the Thanksgiving Day blitz begins. Hopefully, kitchen duties and face time with friends/family will keep us sufficiently occupied to sidestep the otherwise inevitable. As long as the libations are free-flowing, there will be nary a complaint from the rabid rooters. Read Full Story
