Eva LaRue, David Caruso's co-star on CSI Miami, is once again engaged to be married. The groom-to-be is the same boyfriend Eva was engaged to marry in 2008, businessman Joe Cappuccio. That wedding was cancelled last spring, due to irreconcilable differences. Apparently, not so irreconcilable after all. Our best wishes to Eva and Joe. http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2010/01/exclusive-eva-la-rue-gets-engaged-ex Read Full Story
With just a cursory glance at Monday's ratings, we noted, and must mention that, aside from the Fiesta Bowl, the highest rated show that night was Two and a Half Men. Since most of the usual high ranking shows had repeats, CSI Miami's 10 million was on a par with that situation. The rest of CBS's schedule fell into their usual pattern, with the slight exception of Charlie Sheen's sitcom. We are somewhat perplexed, yet convinced, that the reason is nothing more than a by-product of Sheen's... Read Full Story
If you missed the CSI Miami Season 8 Premiere episode, "Out of Time", tonight's the time to catch up, as it is repeated on CBS before new episodes begin again next week. This is the episode, well received by viewers, which took us back to the crime's lab beginning twelve years earlier, for Horatio (David Caruso), Eric (Adam Rodriguez) and Calleigh (Emily Procter), while somewhat putting to bed the cliffhanger from Season 7. Well worth a second look for us; a definite 'must see' for those who... Read Full Story
CSI: Miami is a good show, I think. Season 8 also really delved into the character’s personal lives and creating more background for characters, ie Jonathan Togo’s character Ryan Wolfe recieved some great storylines. On May 19, 2009, CBS returned season 8 of this show on September 21, 2009 in the United States. RTÉ Two in Ireland was broadcasted Season 8 in the autumn and Channel 5 in the UK will broadcast Season 8 from June 2010.
I’m interested in this series, i has to buy the season 1... Read Full Story
Redundancy notwithstanding, we've opted to bring comments from our previous piece front and center here. While readership of comments has improved, a majority of visitors do not take the time to see these are not the illiterate yammerings to be found throughout the internet community. The enhancement, coherence and success of this blog is due in huge measure to the ongoing support of our commenters. We are aware we are visited. Whether our pieces and, more importantly, readers comments, are... Read Full Story
OSU beat Oregon, 27-16, in the Rose Bowl; Penn State narrowly won over LSU, 19-17, in the Capitol One Bowl; Auburn squeaked past Northwestern, 38-35, in the Outback Bowl; Florida State took West Virginia, 33-21, in the Gator Bowl; Florida Gators walloped Cincinnati Bearcats, 51-24, in the Sugar Bowl. Enough football! Enough partying! Enough relatives! Enough eat, drink and be merry! *********************************** While David Caruso, et al, continue their well deserved short hiatus, we... Read Full Story
Welcome to a New Year and a New Decade! Are you a tad hungover after a midnight celebration? Have you committed to memory all your New Years Resolutions, most of which will be broken before the snow melts? Is the tree down yet? The outside decorations put away for another 11 months? Or, like so many others, do you leave them up year round, simply flipping the switch after Thanksgiving? Are the leftovers gone, both culinary and/or straggling relatives? Have all the missized, defective and... Read Full Story
We gave thoughts of doing a Top Ten for 2009; granted, a fleeting thought only. Every blog and columnist, whether for compensation or just for kicks, has done or is doing a Top Ten (20,50, etc.) of the year. These might include The Ten Best, or The Ten Worst, or The Ten Most Memorable, or The Ten Best Forgotten; et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. The topics for these vary with the blogger, columnist, media. None hold any interest for us. Perhaps we simply weary of the same ol', same ol'. In... Read Full Story
