CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

I saw this episode and it was, "Meh." The best part was what it LED to. With the Miniature Killer behind bars (and dead? Is she dead? They never said what happened). and the concept for a copy-cat kind of, "Meh," the Dick And Jane copycat was great! I just sort of wished they had kept it going. Speaking of which, CSI: GET A NEW SERIAL KILLER! PLEASE! Those episodes were great because we wouldn't find out who it was until much later! But seriously; With Grissom, Warrick and Sarah gone (although I've heard she's returning, sans Grissom I imagine) you guys need a hook to keep me interested!

Maybe the worst episode of the whole series, or at least one of the worst ones. Firstly the case about domination wasn't interesting. Worst is that we see the same parts of the video Sara sent to Grissom once and again until we discover maybe she's trying to tell him their relationship is over. Besides Grissom goes to see Lady Heeather, I always saw this character interesting but not this time, to aske her about information about domination and what we see is Grissom being psychoanalised by her once and again. Do I have to think they sleep together in the same bed because Grissom misses Sara and doesn't want to be alone? Boring and bad.

Note to the CSI Writers get rid of lady heather. I no longer find her interesting.

The case itself was pretty dull, enough with the domination already, and the ending was apalling with basically a "lets give up" from the team. This episode nearly sent me to sleep, it wasn't interesting, there was nothing to get a viewer hooked and lady heather was in it. And why oh why would Grissom visit her in the first place, i'm sure the lab has technology and info on domination, it was just a waste of time. Why does Grissom find her so interesting, coz i don't. I really hope we have seen the last of Lady Heather. This is perhaps my least favorite epsiode in the shows history. Dull, Dull, Dull!

FINALLY! after the amazing season 7, CSI was unable to recover that fantastic level. Season 8 was flat out bad, poor episodes, bad character development, horrible cases and writing. Exept, of course, "Grissom's divine comedy" a divine episode. Now we have season 9 with 4 not so good episodes, but then...



"Leave out all the rest"



Here we have an very intersting case, great directing, nice tone, a little bit of Sara (dont you miss her madly!), good music (a good song by Linking Park was included in the beginning and in the end) and the best of all: Lady Heather was back, sexy woman (did she ever slept with Grissom? its unclear...) now im hoping for the best on this season, CSI is one of the best series out there, maybe the best.

I want more episodes like this!

Whenever Lady Heater appears, it will be an exciting and beautiful episode without any doubts. Again CSI team, in this case Grissom in particular, needs Lady Heater's help because they're dealing with a double omicide that involves dominators and slaves in sex. Anyway the good and right advices that she gives, are not enough in order to solve the case, and the team has to realize that even if you know that something is missing, you can't always find a solution. So we end up we no killers caught. Anyway, in the second "case" of the episode we can see a always more lonely and sad Grissom, who has sleeping problems due to Warrick's death and Sarah's decision to leave him for good. No one can help him goes through the night better than Lady Heater.

In this episode of CSI the following happens. The team deal with a victim who has been found without his fingers and his toes. They believe that he may have been tied to a car and dragged before he died. They track down an ID on the victim and go to his house, to look for foul play. We learn that Sara is away at sea at the minute and is sending Grissom videos to keep him up to date. The team soon believe that the victims may have been involved in S & M. Grissom then leaves and we see him at Lady Heather's front door. The team go to a club where they believe the couple went. The girlfriend is still missing. The team are called in when a burnt out car matches that of the missing girlfriend. They soon find a body inside of the burnt out car. When the team discover a new picture they are lead to believe that the lawyer is actually involved in both murders. But after going through all of the evidence the team now believe that 2 random psycho paths killed the victims, and it has no connection to their S & M secret. At the end Heather offers Grissom her spare room, when she in to say goodnight to him, he asks her to stay and she closes the bedroom door.

Ok, so at first, I wasn't sure about the episode. After seeing the previews I was skeptible, but also excited for Lady Heather's appearance. I've been wondering for a while now if she would return to the show.



Now, voila. She's back, but only for the one episode. Well, I think she did an great job. It was a little different though. I can't put my hand on it, but the way she acted this time, wasn't the same as most. Of course, I guess it has something to do with the fact that she is now a psychologist. Who knows. I was kind of happy that Grissom stayed over there, but then kind of thinking, "what the hell is the man doing?" I mean, he "loses" one girl and goes to another. Don't get me wrong, I am definitely not complaining. I always hoped that he and Lady Heather would have...more, but obviously that won't happen. I just found it...interesting that he ran to her. I loved how the writers flashed back from the video of Sara, to Grissom and back to Lady Heather and Grissom at the same time. I thought they did an excellent job with that...and oh wow, the song. I'm a fan of Linkin Park, but have honestly never heard that song before. Right after the episode ended I went and bought it on iTunes. Love the song! It's one of my top played songs now, something like 85 plays in a matter of a few days. Insane, I know. I love how the writers incorporated it into the show though. Amazing work there on their part. I read a note somewhere on here about it being the first episode of any show ever that had an episode based on a song. I think it was an awesome idea and that part alone made it one of my Upper favorite episodes. It's still not my favorite, but it's definitely one I can, and have watched over again.



One of my favorite parts, LMFAO! What Hodges was like, "Catherine! Man down." Oh hell, that was just the best. "I think it hit an artery." LOL! It's like one of my favorite sayings that I say all the time, so when he said that, I was cracking up!



Can't help but wondering what happened at the end. When Grissom asked Lady Heather to stay with him; and then she closed the door and the episode was over. I'm sure they'res going to be a lot of fanfics about that scene!



~Snyder~

Although I loved some of the one liners within this episode I kept thinking to myself, "It's really time for Gil to leave." I liked how Catherine has noticed that he's not sleeping and not willing to talk with her. Warrick is still lingering. The input of Sara's video message throughout the episode I found distracting from the case. I liked the return of Lady Heather and how it was handled. Gil has always felt this connection to her and time has not changed that connection. There is obviously still evidence out there to close this case but I liked that this case wasn't closed within the episode.

Personally, I'm not a fan of Lady Heather. But in this episode, I didn't really hate her. But this episode also showed how Grissom is vunerable when he is weak. The suspense at what he's going to do, if Lady Heather is in the near future, it really depends on him. This episode is also an unusual one, which is exactly why I watch the show. The creators are some of teh most inventive people in teh country, I can tell you that. I had never heard of a lot of things before this show, and now, if i go into my chemistry class and ask questions about certain acid reactions, my teacher is shocked. I learned a lot from this show, not only educationally, but street smart things, too.

This is the nineth season of CSI. Even though the cases are intriguing, I believe the mysterious part of the show now is how the characters evolve and change throughout these years. So I basically welcome any episodes about character developments.



Before watching this episode, I thought Gil's major emotional problem was about the death of Warrick. I didn't expect it was his relationship with Sara that brought him down. OMG! This is just a relationship, comparing to other tradegies that happened to other characters (e.g. Ellie/Brass, Catherine/Eddie, Catherine/Sam Braun, Warrick/Tina), it's just baby stuff. I really disprise Gil for abandoning his loyalty to his work, his team, his friends and the victims for just the breakup of a withering relationship. Who will want a supervisor like that? So confused about what he wants, running away from problems, indecisive, vulnerable... What's the matter with the writers/producers? Is this what they believe Gil is?

I most say I have always liked Lady Heather's char as she is far different than everyone else but even more than that, I like Sara.. so in one way it was going bad.. for Heather, the other way.. I still hope there is a change to save the relationship between Grissom and Sara..



Ok.. this episode.. the case was.. mm.. weird, to be honest as things just did not add up and just like some minutes before the end, they realize they have got it all wrong. So, the best part and the concentration was on Grissom and Heather and their conversation and where it all lead.. the place he just needed to hide.. to get away..

I stopped watching CSI this season because it's just not interesting to me anymore. However, I saw the commercials and decided that I had to watch this episode because I've always loved Lady Heather and Grissom's relationships. I always hated Grissom and Sara so I'm happy that's over. This episode had an interesting case, but nothing special. I just liked it because the case finally took a back seat to character development. The reason I'm not a big fan of CSI is that they put more emphasis on the cases and investigating and less emphasis on the characters. I love this episode because it gives me hope that Grissom and Heather will be together. They are such an interesting couple. Overall, great episode and gives me hope for this season and maybe I'll keep watching.