I catch this show every time it's on without fail and have loved pretty much everything about with two exceptions:
1. The list of suspects are always so short that identifying the killer is a cinch. (I've been correct on the last 8 episodes straight and I'd made my guess within the first 10 minutes)
2. I don't know much about Las Vegas police procedures but it seems to me that the detectives don't detect, investigate or interrogate nearly as much as they would in real life. C.S.I agents do it for them. It's as though the lab work portion of the C.S.I was too boring to base a show on so they have the characters act like cops while the real ones hang around at the back of the room (if they're there at all) saying as little as possible so Grissom and his pals can flaunt their intellects and play mind games with the suspects. Is that their job? Don't think so...
With these exceptions, C.S.I a great show with high production value, good writing, the works.... Just wish they'd make it a little harder to guess whodunnit.
1. The list of suspects are always so short that identifying the killer is a cinch. (I've been correct on the last 8 episodes straight and I'd made my guess within the first 10 minutes)
2. I don't know much about Las Vegas police procedures but it seems to me that the detectives don't detect, investigate or interrogate nearly as much as they would in real life. C.S.I agents do it for them. It's as though the lab work portion of the C.S.I was too boring to base a show on so they have the characters act like cops while the real ones hang around at the back of the room (if they're there at all) saying as little as possible so Grissom and his pals can flaunt their intellects and play mind games with the suspects. Is that their job? Don't think so...
With these exceptions, C.S.I a great show with high production value, good writing, the works.... Just wish they'd make it a little harder to guess whodunnit.