CSI: Miami 10/6/03 (1 Viewer)

Patrick Sun · Oct 7, 2003

Any okay episode, with just a hint of personal interaction and personal responsibility (with Eric not being able to reach the crime scene, and Calleigh having to fill in for him).

The smugness of Horatio was on ample display as he constructed his trap for the rapist up for parole.

MikeFR · Oct 7, 2003

This one has to be the csi with the best opening ever

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Unfortunately the Caruso Smug Factor was topping the charts, otherwise an interesting episode.

Micah Lloyd · Oct 7, 2003

I think I'm beginning to become numb to him; it's not bothering me as much. And I was "this close" to dumping this show...

Steve_Pannell · Oct 7, 2003

Did I miss something or did they imply that Eric had some reason other than getting stuck in traffic for not being at the crime scene? And if it was just traffic then why did they seem to make such an issue out of it? It could happen to any one of them.

Patrick Sun · Oct 7, 2003

They are probably laying the seeds for some sort of storyline for Eric where he's doing something that's affecting his job performance.

Steve_Pannell · Oct 8, 2003

Probably true, Patrick. They never did say where he was when he got stuck in traffic.

David_Jr · Oct 8, 2003

Didn't he indicate to one of his coworkers that he had actually shown up and left because he was so disgusted by the scene? Then he called and gave the lame traffic excuse. Apparently none of the others ran into traffic, but no one picked up on it. I was switching between that and the RedSox during commercials so maybe I didn't get it right.

Ivan Lindenfeld · Oct 8, 2003

Dave, I took the same thing from the exchange between him and Calleigh. He got to the scene, couldn't handle it and bolted and called in a "traffic report."

Patrick Sun · Oct 8, 2003

I'll admit that trying to watch this show AND playoff baseball isn't the best way to give it all the attention the episode deserved.

Jeff Pug · Oct 8, 2003

It seems as if some type oif friction is upcoming between the team members as "traffic" isnt a good reason for not showing up.

Steve_Pannell · Oct 8, 2003

Didn't he indicate to one of his coworkers that he had actually shown up and left because he was so disgusted by the scene?

Now that you mention it, he did say something to Speed about "freaking out" or something and I wondered if he actually had shown up and left.

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MikeFR · Oct 8, 2003

Sounds like we have to start paying a little more attention

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Lawrence Stowbunenko · Oct 9, 2003

Good show, but Caruso's smugness is still getting to me. I thought it would tone down, but it's actually getting worse.

I can actually see a "Hi Bob!" style drinking game here somewhere. Hmm... one drink whenever he puts his hands on his hips. One when he stares into the sky out of a window.

Now that I think about it, maybe a drinking game wouldn't be wise. I can't imagine anyone making it through a quarter of the show. :p)

todd s · Oct 9, 2003

I don't mind his smugness, that's his character. Like Kirk is a womanizer and Sipowitz can be a prick. We may not like it. But, I think it would be more out of character for him to all of the sudden not to be smug. I still think we need more screen time for Callie.

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