[ SECRET POST #2974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2974 ⌋

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Comments

Re: CSI

[(Anonymous)]

I stopped watching Vegas shortly after Gris left. Gris was cool. I was really upset by Warrick's death but what really killed it for me was how dull the Fishburne character was. The only thing that could have salvaged the show for me was if he had turned out to be a Dexter-type serial killer.
I stopped watching New York after that ridiculous story arc about the murderer who fell off a lighthouse and didn't even get hurt and managed to find Danny and Lindsay's apartment, break in and menace their kid. I wanted Graham Chapman to walk in and go "Stop it, this is getting too silly!"
I will watch reruns of both shows but only up to that point.

Re: CSI

[(Anonymous)]

I totally agree about Fishburne. His character started out promising (being all excited by CSI work) but then he took this serious turn and had too much seniority for such a newbie. If you are watching reruns, I would recommend trying the show once Ted Danson came on. I feel that it got back its spark (although I did watch all through the Fishburne era, which dragged the show down hard).

Oh, man, I'd forgotten about that storyline on NY! Yeah, that was pretty ridiculous. Although, I was watching Miami at the time, so I might've been inoculated against the ridiculous. I stopped watching when Stella left. The other actress rubbed me the wrong way.

Re: CSI

[(Anonymous)]

I stopped watching New York after that ridiculous story arc about the murderer who fell off a lighthouse and didn't even get hurt and managed to find Danny and Lindsay's apartment, break in and menace their kid

hahaha, that's exactly when I stopped watching too (although I was already losing a lot of interest not long before that with the whole Danny gets paralyzed storyline. I usually love character whump, especially with Danny, but it was just so not engaging to me). I remember thinking "what is this bullshit?" and I didn't even bother watching season 7 to see how the cliff hanger resolved itself.