[ SECRET POST #5695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5695 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

It's very tired and over used, I agree with you OP.

[kallanda_lee]

Apparently a LOT of people who work with the dead do this, though. (Obviously they don't reply).

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, many mortuaries have mentioned they do speak with the dead body to make them "feel" their body is not being mistreated or giving them respect. I still remember I told to my father "good bye, dad and thank you for everything" in the morgue, and I knew he wouldn't reply me back, but it made me feel good that it was the last thing I told him while I could.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually love it when Dr. Mallard does this in NCIS. (And I don’t even really like the rest of that show.) I always found it endearing rather than cringe.

Is that a typical version among CSI shows?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't generally like it but I don't mind it when Mike from Brokenwood does it. Of course I like pretty well everything about Brokenwood.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don’t like it, either. If the writers think autopsy scenes need a monologue, have the coroner narrate the findings like Scully.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I hate it too, at least with the tone it's usually done with--either "Look how deeply this person cares about the dead isn't that meaningful," or "Look they're quirky!"

[(Anonymous)]

I'd like it if they replied.

OK, mostly I'd like more Tru Calling.

[(Anonymous)]

FREEEEE MEEEE

[(Anonymous)]

BEFORE I SLIP AWAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY (SOMEBODY HELP ME)