CBS- after moving csi miami to sunday in the death - timeslot, to upset us with sportsoverruns etc, to torture us about 1 month for waiting your decision about the fade of our show, you have nothing better to do than to cancel csi miami....and we have nothing more as stupid statements. All what we wanted was a final season for satisfying ends of the story. You know very well that all the CSI serie are something special it was a hit in the entire TV world, all over the planet. Series like this needs a good final, because so many people are talking about it, live with it ...not all is business but dont tell me CBS dont making good profit with the CSI
CSI Miami was my favorite of the 3 and I can't believe that they choise CSI New York over Miami, yes I love both shows but come on people and their stupid reason was because it was "to expencive" which I think is a load of CRAP. Get rid of those stupid reality shows I mean who needs another singing show? PLEASE!!! Bring back the good shows.
dont understand why boring and lower ratings shows was taken instead of csi miami. After 10 amazing, wonderful and exciting years the network let the show gone unfinished and dissatisfying. I am irritated that the network dont cares the huge international fellowship (about 15000000 only in facebook). CSI Miami is one of the very few US shows which have a real international, global character, this universal sense. Which CSI NY for instance dont have. CBS maybe is to plump, to fat and to arrogant for to know what they really give up
I love CSI: Miami I expected that to be on for a long time.I thought that NY was going to be off this year for its less action,dull sense of humor, and dull plots.CSI: Miami should have stayed on instead of NY.Original CSI and NY should have been taken off the air because they are less watched than CSI: Miami!!! But CSI: Miami will always be remembered from generation to generation for its Merciless Matt Dillon like Lieutenant Horatio Caine.David Caruso was the only man who could play Horatio for his famous lines and his sunglasses that he says something important and puts his sunglasses on.Horatio was also known for his defense in a gunfight because he would sometimes warn them once but most the time he would just shoot them.I out of many will miss CSI: Miami the most because of its style,its action,its suspense and even though it was a spinoff it bested over the original CSI. I will leave this message with a tribute line "I think CBS( sunglasses on) made a mistake YEEAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!
"CSI: Miami" was a great spin off to one of the greatest crime dramas ever made. I was a fan right from the beginning and stayed a fan for the show's entire ten year run. David Caruso was always in top form as Horatio Caine. A perfect choice to play the leader of an elite team of law enforcement agents. He was also helped by a great group of supporting characters including the terrific Emily Proctor at Calleigh Duquesne. The episodes had their ups and downs. There were some episodes that were just plain terrific and some that streched logic to the breaking point, but overall the show was great entertainment. It's too bad that the series could not have a proper sendoff with a final episode. Oh well, what can you do. Life is tough sometimes.
This shows colours are sexy and the city is so multicultural! The team is so awesome! It feels like you are watching a family working. Highly recommended. It is a shame that Jesse Cardoza decided to leave. He fit in perfectly. My all-time favorite season is 8! But anyway, a perfect show!
I can't believe just like that the show was cut without a warning to us faithful viewers. I am not watching that rookie show that replaced it! I hope that new dumb show goes down in ratings!
I can not believe that CBS would consider taking CSI Miami off the air, are they nuts???? I have watched this ever since it has been on TV, it's wonderful, exciting and has a great cast. The Bubble Is NOT where this show needs to be at all !!
This show immediately caught my attention when it came on. The restlessness you feel while watching the episode keeps your eyes locked onto the action. There is plenty of stories to learn from, and the visuals are out of this world (not to mention the laboratories!).
First I have to say sorry to all of you. Until recently I really like this show with the exception of David Caruos. He does not pull off the bad a** routine. The videogrraphy is outstanding and the story lines are compelling. My problem is the writing. Every character on the show now acts like a bad a** when talking to anyone. It diminishes the story to an unrealistic level. For the most part it doesn't matter if the "suspect" they are talking to is not even integral to the story, they threaten or badger everyone. It has gone to the point I can no longer watch an entire show, and to be honest I still try because I like the mystery. Again I'm sorry if you don't agree with my assessment, but if you do see what I'm saying, add a comment
I love the show, the cast, location, stories everything. I love the hummer also, I bought one myself. There is alot more they do with the show, the crossover shows are fun, work with Hawaii 50 crew. I enjoy the personal lives of the cast too. I wish they would do some spy work or something. But it's been 10 years, they put the show on sunday nights and now cut the season down to 19 episodes. I know its facing the end, but I feel the network is killing the show. The show still gets 9.5-10.5 million viewers despite all of this. Give us an 11th season, end it appropriately. I love you guys.
CSI (the original) was smart and entertaining. Sure, it played fast and loose with the facts of the CSI mission, and police work in-general, but overall it was pretty smart and entertaining. Then came CSI Miami, which introduced a new setting and characters but still was a fairly smart show. I liked 'H' as a re-tread crime detective who now heads a team of CSIs and is a smart street cop with some technical smarts and a hidden soft streak. He was likeable and usually admirable. Problem was that after 3 decent years as a series, '24' came around and CBS needed an international intrigue, espionage show to compete. Rather than try to create a new series from whole cloth, which many would have seen as just copying, CBS decided to make CSI:Miami their answer to 24. As a result, they ruined a potentially great show. "OK, let's fire all of the smart writers and technical advisers and just make this sensationalist crap and call it a show about CSIs". I liked this series for the first 3 seasons, really I did. 24 worked well (I am a fan) because it was ridiculous to the extreme from the first episode and the premise was based on pure fantasy; a group of people called the Counter-Terrorism Unit, who fought the most 2-dimensional bad guys ever dreamed up in impossible situations while overcoming impossible odds with impossible technology. Fine, I get it. It's pure fantasy but engaging fantasy and you knew that from episode 1. CSI:Miami, on the other hand had always tried to seem grounded in reality; Miami PD crime investigators doing whatever it takes to unravel mysteries. Suddenly by season 4 1. Every member of the team does something that would get any law enforcement professional fired, and possibly incarcerated every season. 2. Technologically impossible things are real and common. 3. Horatio Caine is a super hero. 4. It is presumed that the audience are complete morons, which sadly might be true. This is TV at its worst and all associated with its production deserve to be slapped and relegated to running the deep fryer at McDonald's. 24 was wonderfully insane escapism, because it never pretended to be real. CSI:Miami is a stinking pile of horse crap left in the place where a smart show once existed. Shame on CBS for taking this lazy attempt at glomming onto 24.
Alright,so while I do enjoy the different scenarios of murder in each episode but I completely hate the relationships portrayed by the show.Eric Delko had a relationship with two of the main cast:Calleigh Duquesne and Natalia Boa Vista.Calleigh also had two relationships where one was with Eric and the other with John Hagen. Seriously,can't the producers make anyone besides the jock-like smoothtalker or the cheerful blonde who looks like she was a cheerleader have a relationship?Sure,Horatio had a relationship with Marisol but then she got killed so you can't really say much on that.
I absolutely adored this show two seasons ago! It was amazing, but now that Calleigh and Eric no longer have any "chemistry" on screen.. it has lost a lot of my interest. They were one of the biggest reason why I was watching the show. However, the show is still a good one. Even without their "chemistry". *sadface*
I rarely watch this show although I keep trying and hope I could.
I find the show way too predictable and formulaic. The 'regular' characters (actors?) are just not interesting to me. I did like the bikini's, boats and the geographic photography (beach, skyline, etc.) though.
The over-saturated colors are not agreeable to me, but tolerable.
Recently (Jan. 2012), I had the displeasure to again attempt to watch a new episode.
I have to say, the cinematography and Cinematic techniques being used (abused?) were particularly unpleasant and eventually unwatchable for me.
For some reason, the director/cameraman/editor keeps the camera / images continually in motion, often in a random, jerky fashion.
Also, the camera scenes /angles changed at an unacceptably quick fashion ( ~ 1/ sec. ?).
These techniques gave me a headache and I had to change the channel..
Perhaps a teenager or someone else with ADHD would not be annoyed by such camera/editing styles.
Mr. "H"...Is my HERO! Liberty Square could be condemned as a nuisance. It could then be turned over to some community use, perhaps a new community center. This will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, of course. But this will be far cheaper than continuing our local version of the drug war if you consider the potential $65,000 a year it costs to incarcerate one person. And how much would it cost to replace a failing $270,000 camera system?
what's up with Horatio why does he always have to stand at an angle in most of his shots. It is so annoying. Is he trying to do the side poses that models do?? LOL Does he not know how to act unless he is at an angle or is it a medical condition.
I love this show, its smart, well done, good actors with lots of charisma, and the meaning is great too. Never was so fascinated by a criminal show like with this one!! Thanks, ...and Horatio is my favourite actor...
