CSI Season Final

[Otto-matic]

Tonights show was great.

Thoughts about tonight

[Savvy27]

It was really good... I was confused when he heard them bumping on the box when they were digging... and it turned out he wasn't anywhere near there though.

Aside from that it was a great episode, best CSI I've seen in years.

[spydermal]

It was a good episode. I only seen the 2nd half though cause of damn online poker lol. For some reason i dont watch this show that often unless sombody else in my family does. I dont know why i dont watch regularly I always end up likeing it. I like the vegas one best and dont mind miami but i cant say im a huge fan of NY.

[Regulator75]

Me and the wife also thought it was one of the best CSI episodes we have ever seen. And we have been watching since the series started. All I can say is wow.

Plus I am I HUGE fan of Quentin Tarantino, so it was win win. He also wrote the story, so he must be a fan of the series.

[RatherDashing]

Originally posted by Savvy27@May 19 2005, 10:46 PM
It was really good... I was confused when he heard them bumping on the box when they were digging... and it turned out he wasn't anywhere near there though.

Aside from that it was a great episode, best CSI I've seen in years.

I think that was supposed to be the sound of the coffin breaking.

[Radically Red]

It was a pretty decent show..

The part near the end where the Corners are discussing his Autopsy was so Tarantino

[Displaced Flames fan]

Just watched it. I was really impressed with Eads performance. He was very convincing. I've been a fan of the show from day one. Was psyched when I saw Tarantino wrote and directed as the opening credits rolled.

Nice cameo by Scott Wilson as Katherine's dad. He's one of my favorite character actors.

[BlackArcher101]

Just watched it. Not only was this one of the best CSI episodes... scratch that, I mean THE best one, it was probably also one of the best television shows that I have ever seen.

I think I'll watch it again right away and it's 3am! No matter how much I guessed along the way, I was always wrong and was thrown off. Tons of surprises and emotion. Acting was great and believable. Tarantino is a God. I wish he would do all the CSI episodes.

[VANFLAMESFAN]

Originally posted by Regulator75@May 20 2005, 11:43 AM
Me and the wife also thought it was one of the best CSI episodes we have ever seen. And we have been watching since the series started. All I can say is wow.

Plus I am I HUGE fan of Quentin Tarantino, so it was win win. He also wrote the story, so he must be a fan of the series.

yeah Quentin was on Conan last week and said he was a huge fan of the show and while he was overseas filmin Kill Bill2, he fell in love with the show and has watched the show religiously for years now and had gotten to know the characters really well.

He came up with the idea for the episode from a TV movie he saw in the 70's or 80's i cant remember. Anyways, it was the same kind of idea. Man trapped in a box underground held for a ransom. Anyways, yeah, I really enjoyed the episode as well, I only watch it when someone at my place watches it, so im not gonna say its my fav show, that honor would go to The Shield and The Sopranos

[evman150]

Originally posted by Displaced Flames fan@May 20 2005, 08:34 PM
Just watched it. I was really impressed with Eads performance. He was very convincing. I've been a fan of the show from day one. Was psyched when I saw Tarantino wrote and directed as the opening credits rolled.

Nice cameo by Scott Wilson as Katherine's dad. He's one of my favorite character actors.

It wasn't a cameo. Sam Braun is one of the side characters of the show and has been involved in a number of episodes.

His character is based largely on the real life casino magnate Benny Binion (now dead). There was actually an episode of CSI based entirely on the murder and trial of Benny Binion's son Ted. The trial was also documented in James McManus' "Positively Fifth Street".

Great episode btw. Really enjoyed it.