Ending Happy

This is the number one best CSI ever! It is funny The stars are great very well picked, I watch it over and over it still makes me smile even many years later, It was good to see CSI go this way. Cool story as well James Whitmore: great pick and is missed Luis Antonio Ramos: pulled it off Ashley Johnson: too cute Peter Stormare & Wendy Makkena: thumbs up Vince Vieluf: thumbs up as well The list goes on...... Too bad the show had to come to an end. :( On the up side at least i have it on DVD Another good one is " Rashomama " again has it's funny side as well This is the number one best CSI ever! It is funny The stars are great very well picked, I watch it over and over it still makes me smile even many years later, It was good to see CSI go this way. Cool story as well James Whitmore: great pick and is missed Luis Antonio Ramos: pulled it off Ashley Johnson: too cute Peter Stormare & Wendy Makkena: thumbs up Vince Vieluf: thumbs up as well The list goes on...... Too bad the show had to come to an end. :( On the up side at least i have it on DVD Another good one is " Rashomama " again has it's funny side as well

I've already watched this episode twice, and love it. It's great to see the creators still know how to have some fun with these characters...especially the interplay between Brass and Doc Robbins. My favorite, by far, has to be casting James Whitmore (see also The Shawshank Redemption, Them!, several episodes of The Twilight Zone, and the narration of Ken Burns' Lewis & Clark documentary, among many other credits) as the old man no-one takes seriously. I know it's not the exact line, but when, after completing the "I Shot an Arrow Into the Air" poem, Sara tells him to "Keep the Faith," I was almost hoping for her to call him Brooks - again see Shawshank.

This episode has EVERYTHING! From Milton, the retiree who quotes Longfellow, to a romantic comment between Grissom and Sarah. Who dunnit? Everyone! Cause of death? Everything! A great guest cast, headed by James Whitmore, does an outstanding job in a super setting. A whorehouse in the desert, populated with old coots, beautiful ladies, an inept local constable, and strung out Happy hisself- one of those characters "who needed killing." If Emmy awards aren't given to the writers, cast, special effects artists- it will really be a CRIME.

I really, really need some comic relief, and this episode just made me grin from ear to ear. Thank you, CSI producers- this was the best of the best.

I've been watching a CSI marathon on Hulu. This is our favorite episode of the whole series.

This was probably one of the best in a long time. I like the miniature killer, but this was way more fun ... if one can say death can be fun. The Devil from Constantine makes a great Pimp. Don't know who the old Poet or the main Pleasure provider were but they did great. The voice over in the snake scene was very well done. I was touched personally by just a few moments of screen time, Wish I could remember who the actress was. Had a hard time with the "madam," she did well with what she had, winking & all that, but I just didn't know quite what to make of her. When I see it again I am sure I will get a lot more out of her work, but the first time through it was tough. She was in probably the best scene in the movie, when they were sampling her DNA, the thing with the cigarette, Magnificent.

Over all I gotta say the boxer had a bad day.