), and a double dose of geekiness. 'Cuz that's what makes me me. Doesn't really matter, how I feel inside, this life is like a game sometimes
Guess the song! Vivian should be able to get this one.
Anyways, I said I'd do my getting to know you by fours thing ages ago, and I forgot to do it on my last blog. So here it is:
A) FOUR PLACES I GO OVER AND OVER: Home, here 
, school 
*sigh*, my email? (I know, I'm so sad that two of these are places online)
B) FOUR PEOPLE VISIT ME (on site): The Wendy Bunch (yeah there's too many of you, so I have to do this), Suzzy P, Christine, Nicole (I didn't put Vivian because I can actually visit her in real life )
C) FOUR OF MY FAVORITE FOODS: Lasagna, ice cream, dumplings, chicken thins (chock full of MSG I know 
)
D) FOUR PLACES I WOULD RATHER BE RIGHT NOW: CSI camp (I'm really going in the summer! ), Los Angeles, anywhere with you guys, anywhere with the wendy bunch
E) FOUR PEOPLE I THINK WILL RESPOND: Heather, Lani, Suzzy P, Nicole
F) FOUR MOVIES I WOULD WATCH OVER AND OVER: The Devil Wears Prada, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and... I dunno. I am not a movie whore.
G) FOUR THINGS YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS: ROAD TRIP!!!!! Finish school (well, not in the next FEW years, because I'm not Hannah West), and... I really do not know. I'm not a planning-ahead kinda person. 
H) FOUR THINGS YOU WOULD BUY IF YOU WON $10,000 (fun stuff): Road trip stuff (plane tickets, gas money, plain pleasure spending on useless things, 
etc.), college?, an iPod (Hehe. I still don't have one), and... I dunno. CSI merchandise?
I) FOUR THINGS YOU COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT: CSI!!!, this website, my friends (here), my friends (RW)
J) FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE FEATURES ABOUT YOURSELF:
My elbow and... I dunno.
K) FOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS:
CSI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And Quincy, M.E. And the X-Files. Oh, did I mention CSI?
L) FOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS THAT YOU'RE PROUD OF: Accomplishments? 
ME? Don't make me laugh.
Second installment:
A) FOUR FAVORITE BOOKS OR SERIES: Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer (READ IT, GUYS! It's totally awesome even though most of my RW friends don't like it), H.I.V.E. series by Mark Walden, Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket
B) FOUR FAVORITE SLOW SONGS: Good Enough by Evanescence (is that slow? ), and... no more.
C) FOUR FAVORITE DESERTS: Creme Brulee (can't put the little dashes in, or maybe I can. I just don't bother to ), ice cream, fudge sundae, ice cream cake
D) FOUR FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading, writing (only when I feel like it), watching CSI, going on the internet
E) FOUR PEOPLE WHO HAVE IMPACTED YOUR LIFE (EXCLUDING FAMILY): You guys here , Vivian, friends at school, Mrs. Manson? (NOT in a good way... grrrrrrr... 
Death glare at Ellen Manson. I'm sorry our Ellen has to share her name with the evilest teacher ever. )
F) FOUR FAVORITE SUBJECTS IN SCHOOL: English (Ms. Rossiter is awesome! And not only because she watches CSI and knows Warrick got shot and also that a new character's coming), Science, Design Technology, Drama (Weird array of fave subjects, I know )
G) FOUR FAVORITE PLACES: Here?, Tasmania, and... I dunno.
H) FOUR THINGS YOU HOPE TO ACCOMPLISH BEFORE YOU DIE: Go on a road trip with the wendy bunch, go to college, become a coroner, and... something.
I'm going to CSI camp in July! Yippee! It's in Vancouver. My mom just forwarded me the confirmation on email. I don't know why the heck we have to bring swimsuits to get evidence. *scratches head*
My progress on trying to learn Good Enough on the piano: I've learnt the intro, now working with the first verse. The piano equivalent of "Crave my heart and it's bleeding in your hand, I can't say no to you" is kinda complicated and I'm struggling with it, though I hope I'll get it with more practice.
Oh, and today Asha went crazy, jumping around, dancing and singing in a preparation room that stank of vinegar (science fair) when she found out David Archuleta won American Idol. It was hilarious. Thank goodness Mr. Gillis didn't see her doing that, or he would've thrown a fit.
That's all for now.
Guess the song people! This is too easy for Vivian!
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Digg thisIf you were living here you'd probably say: "Enough with Good Enough!"
I'm learning it on the piano. I'm teaching myself, which means it'll probably be a month or so before I get all 8 pages of it down. Anyways I've been playing it almost nonstop since I came home from school, and have got the first part of the intro practiced. I'm starting on the second half of the intro. Sorry if I'm boring you all with this . I have been listening to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ydQs6DE7mQ
And have decided to slur the E#/G/C chord slightly like in the vid. I've made some of my own modifications to the music, because I felt like it. I suck at the rhythm and coming in on time and whatnot, though. Yeah, I know I'm probably boring y'all with this gaff.
Other stuff: Goodbye, Ashleigh. I haven't known you for long, but you were one of my first friends here. You're too nice to everybody. I don't know how you find the time to comment on everyone's blogs. I hope you sort out the stuff with you family and come back soon. Whether you come back or not, we'll never forget you or your awesome ways.
I'm Claire's slave for the rest of the year. I have to do whatever she wants me to do, whenever she wants me to do it. You're probably wondering why I'd agree to be someone's slave. Claire lends me her iPod every day, and I've fallen in love with it. That's why. Current favorites:
-"Good Enough" by Evanescence
-"Lithium" by Evanescence
-"Mandy" by Barry Manilow
-"Stop and Stare" by OneRepublic
-"The Best Damn Thing" by Avril Lavigne
Yep, this is another short one. STILL too lazy to steal a quiz.
I can't hold on to me, wonder what's wrong with me
Song lyrics. Google them if you want.
Right, I wasn't going to post a blog today, but as you can see, I did. 
Too lazy to steal quizzie again.
Just wanted to tell y'all that my BFF Vivian joined this site, and she's in my friends list. ADD HER, people! She's wendy! 
Her username is Vivian_Kiwibird. Read more about her on her profile.
I'm actually gonna ask how everyone's doing. SPAM ME, people! I'm not very good at it but I enjoy reading comment spams.
Recent news: Not much... except my science fair project (on blood spatter, ooh! ) is due Friday. And my mom is currently on a plane to Vancouver. No kidding. She left this afternoon. Don't worry people, she's coming back. On Thursday. She just went to get some exam done. At the airport, I almost got away with dragging her suitcase through the departures gate when she was saying goodbye to my sister and my dad. EVERYONE: Goodbye! Me: Goodbye! (dragging suitcase off)
Okay, that's all for now. Short, I know. ADD VIVIAN!
Time Magazine: 100 Most Influential People
I read the May 12 issue of Time Magazine today. There was the new Time100 list up. As anyone with a brain knows, each person gets the honor of a small article singing their praises. My thoughts-
-Hillary Clinton
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name:"...The one who never gives up the fight for issues she believes in..."
My comment: YAY HILLARY!!! America needs a female president!
-Michelle Bachelet
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "Chile's President survived a brutal dictatorship and became a source of inspiration for women worldwide"
My comment: Every place needs a leader who actually knows what it's like. Or maybe I'm just biased because Hillary Clinton wrote this piece.
-Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
The Short Thingy Just Under Their Names: "How the star pair are working together to raise awareness of the world's injustices"
My comment: Go ahead, you two. It's not like you have any shortage of money.
-Oprah Winfrey
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "Inspiring her viewers to participate in the democratic process"
My comment: Oprah definitely deserved getting on the list every single time(namely, five times).
-Oscar Pistorius
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "A world-cla.ss sprinter, this double-leg amputee tears apart some of our most basic notions"
My comment: All the stuff about his two prosthetic legs giving him some kind of advantage is crap.
-Mia Farrow
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "The actress forced the world to pay attention of the killings in Darfur"
My comment: GO MIA!
-Lance Armstrong
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "This remarkable athlete taught cancer patients like me how to keep up the fight"
My comment: Proof that nothing can go in the way of any dream you have. Well, maybe not that. But something similar. And it doesn't hurt that Elizabeth Edwards (who wrote the article), has a fantastic way of describing him.
-Bob and Suzanne Wright
The Short Thingy Just Under Their Names: "How one family's crisis helped put autism on the planet's health agenda"
My comment: I read "Al Capone Does My Shirts". Autism has been a long ignored problem, and it's time people stopped treating it like it's a form of insanity.
-Kaka
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "Brazil's remarkable young soccer star isn't afraid to proclaim his faith"
My comment: "I belong to Jesus?" SERIOUSLY?
-Randy Pausch
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "A dying hero gives life lessons via YouTube, to millions"
My comment: Never heard of the guy before this, but now I totally admire him. I will go see if I can find the YouTube "life lessons" later.
-Aung San Suu Kyi
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "Burma's impisoned icon calls on the world to help free her nation"
My comment: GO HER! What the hell is wrong with the millitary junta people? Just because she voices her viewpoint, doesn't mean they have to lock her up for 12 frikkin years! Plus she must be awesome because I did her as my human rights activist person example in Year 6. I would have done Jorja Fox, except I didn't watch CSI when I was in Year 6.
-J. Craig Venter
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "The scientist ruffles some feathers, but he has a knack for innovations that change the world"
My comment: One idea that changes the world, pretty amazing. But MORE than one? That's just plain genius.
-Jill Bolte Taylor
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "A stroke can shatter a life. She used hers to advance science and understanding"
My comment: Yet another example of someone suffering a crisis, and instead of only helping herself, helping others along the way.
-Issac Berzin
The Short Thingy Just Under His Name: "Turning one of Earth's lowest forms of life into planet-saving gold"
My comment: Who would have thought thinking outside the box could save our global warming crisis?
-Miley Cyrus
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "The precocious singer-actress gets advice from a teen idol of the past"
My comment: Youngest person to ever grace this list.
My BFF, Vivian's comment (she's a total Hannah Montana addict): I love Miley. I think she is really good at singing and she is so young! She is really good at acting too! I love her. She also looks quite nice. Also, her acting is funny
-Stephenie Meyer
The Short Thingy Just Under Her Name: "She's bringing gracious romantic fantasy-with vampires!"
My comment: Maybe I should read "Twilight". You did say it was good, Christine .
The rest I have nothing to say about. I'm too lazy to comment on y'all's blogs or steal a quiz now. Will do later.
I think I'm moving but I go nowhere...
Heather, I'm not going to ban you from guessing.
Not much happened today. I got my Math exam back and the results were okay. I also worked on my CSI Sara movie in music!!! Oh, and this just popped into my mind. (It's for you, Ellen!) The *insert expletive here*ing principal banned listening to music in class, except when specifically pertaining to the subject. Previously we were or weren't allowed depending on the teacher. Now, we aren't, unless the teachers skirt this rule. Well, my Design Technology teacher, Ms. Frimanson, is officially awesome. She's Swedish. She let us listen even though technically she was ignoring principal's orders.
Yeah, that's pretty much all that happened today. A QUIZ, stolen from various people:
1. Name: Charlotte
2. Area of country where you where born? Hong Kong
3. Birthday? August 21. Forget it and die!
4. Part of song lyric that was last in your mind? I've completely lost myself and I don't mind...
5. Describe where you are right now. At a public computer.
6. The highlight of this week? Is getting a high grade on a science test a highlight? Or is it a lowlight?
7. Who was the last person you went out to eat with? I don't go out. 
8. What are you scared of? Changes all the time.
9. Last movie you watched? Maybe "Bee Movie"?
10. What is the last thing you downloaded into your computer? Me daddy no let download.
11. How many houses have you lived in? Two houses and two apartments. 
12. Last friend you talked to online? Heather, I think
13. Has anyone said you looked like a celebrity? Me? A celebrity?
14. Do you speak any other language besides than English? Cantonese, plus a little Putongua and Spanish.
15. Do you have a job besides going to school?
16. Do you plan to go to college or been to college? Duh. Surprisingly, you need a pathology degree to get permission to cut dead people up.
17. For or against same sex marriage? Stole my pal Kerry's line: "Their love, not mine."
18. Should gays be allowed to adopt? Yeah...
19. What is your view on the war in Iraq? *winces*
20. If you could live in any other place, where and why? I DON'T KNOW!!!! Too many awesome places to choose from!
21. What animal best represents you and why? I don't think there's an animal crazy enough to be even remotely like me
22. If you could meet anyone, who would it be and why? Jorja Fox (though I'd settle for any of the other CSI actors/actresses), and everyone here! Especially the wendy bunch!
23. If you could go back in time and live in any century, which would it be and why? Me loves this century!
24. If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Invisibility. I could sneak into Jorja's house. (If I knew where it was )
25. What would your life's theme song be? Dunno.
26. If you became president, what would you do first? Invite all my friends and the CSI actors/actresses to the White House for a party!
27. What is you most heartbreaking memory so far? My heart has not been broken. If it were, I'd be dead.
28. What is your greatest accomplishment?
_________Are You?_________________
29.A hugger or a hand-shaker? Neither.
30. Morning or night-time person? Night. I look a sight in the morning.
31. Are you a perfectionist? Yes
32. What is your religious belief? I don't believe in God or Buddha or a higher power or anything. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I DO BELIEVE IN, THOUGH! Claire says I'm an atheist.
33. Left or right handed? Right.
__________Favorite________________
34. Number? I'd love to say 419 but that'd be copying. Three.
35. Color? Purple or black.
36. Season? Winter!!!
37. Holiday? Christmas? (Notice that was a question mark)
38. TV program? CSI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
39. Movie? I don't watch movies.
40. Band? Green Day? Evanescence? I'd say one more but that'd give the blog title away
41. Songs? "Good Enough" (Yes, still that one ), **** and ***** (title) and "Mandy"
42. Actor? Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Billy Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Gary Dourdan, etc.
43. Restaurant? I don't go to restaurants
44. Food? Lasagna
45. Pizza topping? Cheese!
46. Ice-Cream flavor? Vanilla, or B&J's Caramel Chunk, or coffee, or After Eights (yeah I mentioned before that it IS and ice-cream flavor), or green tea (TRY IT! It's honestly really good! )....
47. Board game? Scrabble
_____Other Questions____________
48. Helped a stranger in need? Depends on your definition of that.
49. Lied to your dearest friend? I lie to everyone. At some point.
50. Cheated on a test? No.
51. Turned someone in when they did something wrong? Like, once. I hate tattling.
52. Stole something from a store? No!
53. Drank alcohol? I dunno, once?
54. Smoke (either one)? Ew, no!
55. Ran away from home? No. I wouldn't be able to afford it.
56. Been picked up by the police? No...
57. What annoys you most in a person? A lot of things...
58. What is your bedtime? 11am-3am.
59. Name three things you can't live without? A computer, CSI, YOU GUYS!
60. Would you take a bullet for someone you love? Maybe.
61. How do you want to die? How dare you?!?!?! I am immortal! I will NEVER die!
_____Do You Believe In_________
62. God? No.
63. Miracles? No.
64. Love at First sight? No. And that tagline: Or should I walk past you again? is just lame.
65. Ghosts? No.
66. Aliens? No.
67. Heaven? No.
68. Hell? No.
69. Angels? No.
70. Kissing on the first date? I don't know anything about dates! *leaves question blank*
71. Horoscope? No.
72. Fate? No.
73. Faeries? No.
Heh. I practically don't believe in anything.
Added a poem of mine (guess who it's about?):
Execution
I walk up
To the death machine
I step on
His foot
I apologize politely.
I put
My head
On the cold, hard
Wooden block
As I see the
Evilly glinting
Silver blade
Descend upon my neck
I feel nothing.
Not pain
Not sorrow
Not even
Regret for what I have done.
The swift wings of death
Overwhelm me
As the crowd cheers.
(hint "death machine", and the foot-stepping.)
GUESS, people! It's not hard!
My Recent Reviews
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CSI Who Shot Sherlock? Avg Score: 8.94 Total Ratings: 209 Total Reviews: 12 |
Grissom, Sara and Greg go to the home of a wannabe Sherlock Holmes, who has been shot. The rest of the Sherlock Holmes club people arrive, all with fake British accents, but one, who is actually English. At first Grissom, Sara, and Greg figure that Watson (in the club) was the killer based on blood evidence, but Greg returns to the crime scene and discovers that it's actually a suicide made to look like a murder. THEN Grissom realizes there's something wrong, because Conan Doyle's Holmes used cocaine, not morphine, which was found in a syringe near the fake Sherlock. In the end, we find out that Sherlock's death was a murder made to look like a suicide made to look like a murder. Irene Adler (in the club) was the actual killer. When Brass asks why she had to frame Watson, she says (in her British accent): "Mr. Holmes would have wanted his death to be a perfect puzzle. A mystery, worthy of the master."
Nick and Warrick get a guy who drove his Jeep into a tree. They suspect foul play but can't find any evidence to support any theory. The driver was high, so Ecklie tells Nick and Warrick that's why he crashed into a tree. Nick and Warrick can't let it go though, and they conduct an experiment on a gel dummy while Catherine watches. They stipulate that the driver was electrocuted, but the dummy isn't lighting up. All three stare for a while, until-"He's naked." So they dress up the dummy, and this time it works. We find out that the Jeep driver got electrocuted by a protruding power line.
Nick tells Greg that Grissom wants to see him in his office, and Greg is nervous, thinking that he bombed his profiency by closing the case before the morphine discovery. When he enters the office, we see "Grissom" sitting with his back to the door. "Grissom" is actually a gel dummy, which swings around to reveal a large sign: "YOU PASSED!" Everyone comes in to congratulate Greg (even ECKLIE, of all people!) and they all clink glasses and have champagne, ignoring Ecklie who tells them to get back to work.
I thought this episode was one of the best in Season 5. The Sherlock Holmes club member death was a twist from the usual cases, and I loved the use of the gel dummies. Plus I was just plain happy to see Greg pass his field test.
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CSI Sex, Lies and Larvae Avg Score: 8.99 Total Ratings: 255 Total Reviews: 13 |
Catherine and Warrick get a supposed missing person, a Paul Sorenson, but upon arriving at Richard Zeigler's house, they find out they've been called in to investigate a stolen painting. They gather ear prints and find out that Zeigler's son, Jason, stole the painting. The case is apparently solved, but Catherine feels it isn't finished. So she, Warrick and some tech discover that Zeigler has ten grand of forgeries in his house, and that Jason swapped them with the real ones to get attention.
Nick has to look at a missing person, Sheryl Applegate's car, which is slightly suspicious because there's blood all over the carpet. However, in the end he finds out that Sheryl merely ran away from her husband to be with someone else, and that the blood was from an injured stray dog she picked up.
This episode was one of the best in Season 1, not only because of the great cases. Usually when there are three cases, I feel slightly confused, but not in "Sex, Lies and Larvae." The three cases are just too drastically different. Apart from the investigations, we learn more about the characters. Sara gets overly sensitive to a domestic abuse case, we don't know why until Season 5 when she reveals the truth about her past to Grissom. There was quite a lot of GSR in this episode. Other than that, Catherine discovers that her ex-husband Eddie has "sic-ed" Child Services on her, because she won't let him back into her life. Warrick tells her they called him, and that he told them: "As far as mothers are concerned, you're the bomb." Lastly, Warrick gets busted for missing a court date, because he was, apparently, gambling at the Monaco.
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CSI You Kill Me Avg Score: 8.18 Total Ratings: 304 Total Reviews: 37 |
First, Archie gets blown up in the garage, and an explosive is found in a cocaine brick. "No signs of sexual trauma!" SuperDave. We find out that Henry killed Archie, and the not dead Archie wonders why Henry'd want to kill him, and Wendy replies that they're not supposed to care about the why. So Archie's like: "WHATEVER." And leaves in a huff. Which is a slight disappointment. Thanks for the whole five minutes of screen time, Archie.
Then, Mandy joins the game, and Henry dies in the freezer. "No signs of sexual trauma!" SuperDave. After the autopsy we learn that Henry died of a PCP overdose. The not dead Henry comes in and is all mad at Hodges for making him a drug addict, so Hodges says they should dig a little deeper. In the end, we discover that Wendy killed Henry. Brief flirtation between Wendy and Hodges (!), while Henry squirms. Next, Wendy dies. "No signs of sexual trauma!" SuperDave. I'd prefer not going into details. It's pretty complicated. "Who did this, Wile E. Coyote?" Wendy snarks. Anyways, we never do find out who the killer is, because Wendy discovers the tape recorder hidden under the table.
Wendy chases Hodges into the locker room, where his labrat board game falls out of his locker. They actually talk to each other in a civilised way. For a while. Up to the point that Wendy finds "Mindy Bimms", the figurine modeled after her. She gets all mad at Hodges and flings the doll at him, knocks the game off the bench, and yells at him, calling him "The dumbest smart guy I know." Hodges is all: "You think I'm smart?"
Cut to Hodges talking to himself and drowning the Mindy Bimms doll in a glass of water. Grissom's all: WTF??!?? So Hodges tells him all about the board game, and dies himself. "No signs of sexual trauma!" SuperDave. Grissom figures that Hodges committed suicide and framed Bobby for it. Hodges compliments Grissom, then says Grissom wasn't ready to leave the lab, and helps him realize that Sara was. Grissom suggests they play another game. Which they do.
This episode was a FABULOUS cheer-us-all-up, after Sara leaving and all. It was nice to see all the labrats together again, and some Wedges chemistry. I found the end part very good, with Hodges explaining to Grissom why Sara left. This episode was also absolutely HILARIOUS, what with those little moments, like:
1. Brass whipping out his POLICE BATON!
2. Everyone (even Grissom!) laughing at the video of Hodges dying, and Wendy passing around a huge silver bowl of popcorn.
3. Hodges' chair spinning around when he got shot!
4. "Hodges, who is a genius, and tragically underpaid..."
5. And of course, Hodges drowning the figurine and Grissom staring.
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CSI The Finger Avg Score: 9.28 Total Ratings: 199 Total Reviews: 7 |
Fortunately, Catherine leaves evidence for the CSIs, such as accidentally-on-purpose skidding a vehicle to leave tire marks. When waiting for Mr. Squeaky Voice's next call, she has a drink at a bar, and Roy gives her a finger. He says the kidnapper left it at Amanda, his girlfriend's house, to get him to pay the ransom. Catherine preserves the evidence in a glass of ice, and places it down at Sara's (who coincidentally is eating at the restaurant/bar with Hank) table, barely making eye contact.
In the end the team find out that Amanda was dead before the ransom demand was made, and that Roy Logan was the killer. Mr. Squeaky Voice was a part played by his lawyer. It was all an act.
This episode was very special, what with the whole Catherine-disappearing thing, and the twist at the end. I honestly thought the wife was the killer/kidnapper. "The Finger" also had a really good opening, of Roy Logan withdrawing money from a bank and constantly looking at the clock. Really fantastic episode. Kept me on the edge of the sofa.
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CSI Goodbye and Good Luck Avg Score: 9.41 Total Ratings: 309 Total Reviews: 48 |
Hannah West, from "The Unusual Suspect" (Season 6) returns. As does her brother Marlon. A girl in college, Kira Dellinger, gets pushed out of a window. Sara is not exactly cheerful, and loses her cool when interrogating Hannah, who's the actual killer. All the evidence is against Marlon, and in this case Hannah doesn't help him out. He's frustrated, knowing that Hannah knows he didn't kill Kira, but it will be impossible to actually prove it. So Marlon hangs himself, and Sara is forced to tell Hannah her brother killed himself. Hannah cries and says Marlon can't leave her all alone, and Sara has to comfort something that's a cross between a cold-blooded killer and a grieving little girl.
After that, Sara walks into the hallways of CSI, and kisses Grissom, who's in the middle of talking to Hodges. Sara then disappears to "bury her ghosts", leaving the team nothing, except a goodbye letter for Grissom and a "GOOD LUCK" note for Ronnie.
VERY, VERY good send-off. I loved Juliette Goglia as Hannah, and the letter written by the great Jorja Fox herself is just proof of how talented she is. There's one thing I don't get though: How did Sara get into Ronnie's locker? They're called LOCKers for a reason. Besides this minor goof, "Good bye and Good Luck"was one of the very be st CSI episodes ever. And definitely the saddest.
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