I can now report that I have survived and completed the CSI: Las Vegas rewatch. I haven’t watched the two new seasons yet because towards the end, it felt more like an obligation than actual enjoyment. I’ll catch up on those when the third season is released. What can I say? There were highs, there — read more

After a long break and some thoughts about CSI: Las Vegas, I have to say that writing about the series is not as enjoyable for me as with Dr. House. Right now, I’m watching “Built to Kill” S7E1&2, and my desk already has bite marks because there are just so many things that annoy me — read more

Often only Nick or Warrick are talked about, a little swooning over Greg, and gossiping about Hodges. Grissom is often only found on page two, but he is one of the most interesting characters on the show precisely because of who he is. Highly intelligent, introverted, and reserved. But also always highly concentrated and focused — read more

I had to take a little writing break because my wrists were starting to feel the strain from all the writing (I have to write a lot for uni, and I also need to fill up my own page). But of course, I didn’t stop watching CSI: Las Vegas, and that’s why we’re already in — read more

The third season starts with two interesting encounters.First, we see Doug Jones at the poker table, who is not only very successful in Star Trek: Discovery but also plays Abe Sapien in the Hellboy movies (plus several other characters). He is the person in Hollywood you call when you need someone to portray a character — read more

Currently, I’m watching the episode “Fight Night” S3E7, quite far along considering when I started, but it’s running, just like the other series, always in the background once I’m home. It would be terrible if it were also running in the office! What have we been through?In “Stalker” S2E19, Nick gets quite a beating, and — read more

We did it! The middle of the second season brought the much talked about changes in the aspect ratio, and at the same time, although it was subtly hinted at the beginning of the season, the lab and the interrogation rooms also changed. But before we can enjoy this new, wonderful, screen-filling view, we have — read more

OH BOI! In the first season, Catherine becomes a symbol of double standards. Everyone is constantly reminded not to get too involved with the victim, not to get too emotionally invested. But not Catherine, because she’s the strong woman in the team, the mother, the sinner who has left her sins behind and been sanctified. — read more

It feels good to be back in Las Vegas. I recently tried watching CSI: Miami, and even though it’s a good series, I couldn’t quite get through the first season. I think it was too stylish for me, with too much weird color grading and sometimes too much “look how stylish we are in Miami.” — read more

As mentioned in the last post about Dr. House, I felt like watching a crime series. The temptation was strong because Prime added the first three seasons of Rizzoli & Isles to its program. But I decided to go with CSI: Las Vegas because it’s been longer since I last rewatched it compared to Rizzoli — read more