Comments on: CSI: Miami – “Kill Clause” – Review

By: tom

tom — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 04:32:51 +0000

im with todddd, who did that great tune

By: Charlotte

Charlotte — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:20:31 +0000

Do You want the good words first? You are writing very well! If You didn’t I would not bother to “complain”.
IF we now should think of the CSI Miami TV drama as for real; Horatio made the decision to go to Brazil, when Riaz was shown to him as “semi-free” near to Marisol’s memorial stone! He wanted revenge on the man who ordered the murder of Marisol!!!
Yes, his brother turned out to be involved with the same drug cartel, and his nephew was threatened.
But the main cause for Eric and Horatio to go together to Brazil, was Marisol, and her death. Romantic Love Story, never forgotten!
(Remember Riaz told he found out his beatiful customer had a police brother, and it got even better, she started dating the Police himself, Caine!)

“Christian Bale on me”??? I have not been able to see the show yet, all parts were blocked on Youtube this time, but what did CB do? How will we have a chance to know? He’s an actor. Dark Knight, right? End of knowing. That will be a useless line from TPTB, for us non-US…

By: Todddd

Todddd — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:23:31 +0000

So can you tell me who sang that rocking blues song , that was played While Horatio And Walter were figuring out how the dead girl was hung ..I would like to know ..

By: Jewelz

Jewelz — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:21:51 +0000

This was a much better episode than last week. I have renewed hope. I find Shelby’s theory about Jesse interesting and wouldn’t mind if that is the way the story plays out. I still have a problem with the new ME. He just plain annoys me. I miss Alex and the way she worked with the victims who landed on her table.

I also agree with Shelby about Horatio and more story for him. It was the Horatio character that first drew me to CSI Miami. Believe it or not, I never watched an episode of CSI Miami until August 2008. I never saw David Caruso in any of his previous films or TV Series prior to that. But again, it was the character of Horatio that started me on my CSI Miami marathon.
He is the leader of the team and I need to see more of him in the lead.

By: Shelby

Shelby — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:04:28 +0000

The way my mind is traveling right now is that Jesse is not stalking Anna, he is tailing her. I am also thinking that he has become independently wealthy and it will be interesting to see how (or if) that happened.

Dr. Logan had a couple of good scenes: In the CSI morgue he showed us how a body looks after it has been attacked by about a kajillion jellyfish. Awful. He also brings attention to the janitor’s leg brace. He confidently tells his audience that all of these horrible stings actually caused the janitor to die of a heart attack. Hmmm. I thought he drowned.

Logan’s second opportunity to shine came when the woman who was thought to be a suicide was laid out on a slab in a lab where students are learning to cut into cadavers. He does the autopsy right there with enthralled students looking on. Neat. This man does have a fine opinion of himself and grows in confidence every week. Whether we can tolerate all that ego after Alexx remains to be seen, doesn’t it? This character is really growing on me.

Calleigh seems to be returning to her previous, no-nonsense self. After that fling with Delko, I am happy to see her capabilities front-and-center once more.

With the season half over, I am ready to see the old-timers shine again. Natalia did get a bigger role this week, but Frank is still nearly inconspicuous. Horatio always manages to impress us with just the smallest of actions or attitude, but I am really ready for a plot built around him; he is, after all, the reason I watch this show.