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lilcathsmith · 4 days ago
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Crime Show Meme - CSI insp [5/5 dynamics]
"Sara's always been there for anyone who needs her. She's always had my back." - Greg Sanders and Sara Sidle (portrayed by Eric Szmanda and Jorja Fox, 2000 - 2015)
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buildinggsr · 2 years ago
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―how to confuse your wife CSI 3.17
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ilkkawhat · 3 years ago
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3.17 Crash and Burn
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wellntruly · 5 years ago
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I love Brass so fuckign much.
Anyway, it’s Season 3, babey! Greg has finally made the creds, with Doc Robbins coming along as well—good job honeys, make me proud. Day shift supervisor & enemy Conrad Ecklie does not appear in this whole season, but VIOLA DAVIS and MAHERSHALA ALI do, setting my current number at 2 for eventual Oscar winners hired for unnamed bit parts in CBS’s CSI. Meanwhile the cast of Lost is now tied with Desperate Housewives with 3 actor crossovers each, and though I did enjoy seeing folks like Eleanor’s mom from The Good Place or the dad from Even Stevens or that one actor from my rural hometown whose name even I don’t know, I think my personal favorite was lovely human special effect Doug Jones showing up in the season premier as simply an extraordinarily lanky poker player with one line.
Recurring asshat Hodges is finally introduced this season as well, first appearing in 3x11 and then not for a second time until 3x17. By just his third appearance in 3x19 everyone already openly hates him for always being so rude, as Sara puts it—“Curt,” Hodges corrects her—and by the time it seems he might have blown up Greg in the season’s penultimate episode, the whole squad is absolutely ready to FedEx him back to the LA lab. However, Hodges was of course not the one responsible for the lab explosion.
Nope, that was in fact CATHERINE, rather an intense end to another season of her and Greg playacting as if they have an open-secret affair, a vibe I still love so much. Literally just discussing processing an old DNA sample: “Age is irrelevant in our relationship.” / “Maybe so. But let’s face it Greg, you just don’t have the equipment.”
But I believe in my soul that after their fade-to-black heart-to-heart in Greg’s hospital room, these two…
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will recover no problem. Especially since as soon as he’s back in the lab Greg is quietly processing sensitive DNA comparisons for her off the record. Man I really did not expect I’d get so invested in Greg & Catherine rewatching this show, but hey here we are!
I also continue to wonder about whether the SHOW expected to get so invested in Greg Sanders period. He’s a total outlier character as he’s the only one whose function changed over the first half dozen seasons. When CSI begins, Greg’s job, in a storytelling sense, is to provide horny DNA exposition and bother people. And he’s very good at his job. But after what I suspect was an accident in season 1, and then an experiment inspired by it in season 2, in season 3 they clearly decided to Just Dew It, and right from the jump begin to actively convert him into being a more put-upon figure instead of the one putting it on. It makes sense internally as a journey for the character, and from a production standpoint his growing up arc is always able to be assuredly moved along by what they discovered in that one unusual scene with an angry Grissom late in the first season, and confirmed with a literal field test in the second: putting Greg in a scary situation pays really interesting dividends. And not just for Greg, but the characters around him as well, and that’s REALLY valuable for writing. Particularly affected by changes in Greg are Grissom, Sara, and Nick, and that’s a big swath of the key cast right there. Oh and also: the audience. It’s GREAT fun or GREAT drama, depending on how far you take it, to put the comic relief through the wringer.
So that’s what they do in season 3, promoting Eric Szmanda to main cast and proceeding to take Greg from a shameless, cocky goofball to a tired, stir-crazy literal lab rat, from the beginning of the season with the hilarious HR nightmare where Grissom cracks the case by unconsentedly infecting Greg’s foot with a mildew-induced foot rash that only affects Norwegians (an episode I found I had a practically photographic memory of because the whole THING is that nutty), to being blown up in fucking lab explosion at the end, leaving his hands shaking on his print-outs. And throughout his trials both funny and traumatic, he still continues to try to avail himself to the CSIs to do more for their cases than just analysis work. Professional Model Greg. He would like to connect with you on LinkedIn. (Where he will then immediately send you a work-inappropriate meme.)
Catherine, eyeballing him in 3x21: “You being cagey?” Greg, wearing an actually well-fit striped button-down coordinated to the blue of his lab coat: “:) Trying to transition out of cagey.”
Godspeed You! Young Sanders
Continued Nickname Date: We get just a couple Nicky’s this season, still only from Catherine and Grissom and only in the first handful of episodes. We get one more G from Nick, and one Greggy from Catherine—surely a one-time thing. Warrick has gone from the #1 user of Greggo to most commonly referring to him in conversation as Sanders, which on him feels like an increase of respect. Warrick also takes to using Cath, particularly during and after the episode where she gets attacked at a scene and he elects himself her steady, emotionally checked-in protector (we loove it, we loove them). Grissom calls her Cath once too, and Sara even calls her Cat in one episode—the only other one to do that before was Greg and Catherine immediately called him out on it, but Sara she lets. Meanwhile, Greg uses Stokes exactly one time, and it is an instant red flag that he is mad—Nick took Archie out into the field instead of him. Finally, Grissom pulls an Arch at one point, wild, at another point calls Dr. Robbins ‘Albert’ (his name is Albert?), but the biggest deal is when he reflexively calls Sara HONEY as he worries over a deep cut on her hand after the lab explosion. I don’t think he notices he says this. Sara does!!
Soundtrack Corner: What makes me so mad about CSI: Crime Scene Investigation having an episode where they licensed both Missy Elliott’s ‘Get Ur Freak On’ and Radiohead’s ‘Everything In It’s Right Place’, is that these song choices are insane, expensive, and outrageously on-the-nose, and therefore frankly magnificent for this television program. It’s the same fun-having, “lol we’re CSI!” energy with which they’ll put their latest establishing shot of the Strip at a Dutch angle, or the ‘Fight Night’ episode where they MAKE A JOKE using the fact that we all know their MUSIC STING that always leads into the opening titles. I just LOVE episodic television formulas sometimes I really really do!!
Speaking of episodic television by the way, I’ve realized what I like about when the characters walk around the lab and all these extras are just milling around behind them going about their work, is that it is Star Trek.
A few other assorted things:
- The Los Angeles REALLY comes through in some of the locations this season, especially when they hit a stretch of the production schedule where the area was apparently experiencing a lot of rain. I know I didn’t write down every time it was raining and I still have five separate notes about it.
- There’s a case that involves someone putting venom from his pet snakes in someone’s coffee where Greg refers to the suspected snakes as “hoses”, and it felt like a slur from an alternate universe. Do people say...hoses??
- Sorry to just bury this in the middle here but in episode 3x19 ‘A Night At the Movies’ Nick Stokes name-drops the filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. EXCUSE EXCUSE?! !! Did they already know Quentin Tarantino was a fan when they wrote that line and it was like a hiii gesture? Did they not know and then later when Quentin Tarantino revealed he loved the series where they like *blush* senpai noticed us. What does it mean that Quentin Tarantino exists in the world of this show and also wrote & directed a two-part episode of it. FEATURING THE CHARACTER WHO REFERRED TO HIM.
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Anyway speaking of cinema, damn okay this high contrast hazy heat shot with the mountains
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Arty?!
Before he heads off not into the desert, but to Desert Palm to get his inner ear surgery in the S3 finale, Grissom partnerly tells Catherine: “Take care of the case,” and I 100% thought that was going to end “kids.” He really is everyone’s forensics dad, particularly the boys. Warrick makes multiple references to the Ancient Greeks this season, Nick keeps piping up with all sorts of information about birds—and Grissom calls them both out for just trying to impress him with their facts. Meanwhile when Grissom cuts off Greg’s latest little rambling presentation with “Greg, why are you always doing this?”, Greg simply responds like this should be perfectly obvious: “Because you make me nervous.”
Finally, to end where we began: gonna be honest, if I had to, as Sara does at one point this season, collect evidence from an uncooperative drunk criminal, I can think of worse backup than Jim Brass sitting next to me just reiterating everything I said at a gruff cop shout. Brass is ♡our asshole♡. He’s a jerk and sometimes to his nerds but usually on behalf of them, because the fundamental State of Brass is that he just doesn’t give a shit what anyone says or thinks of him. He’ll be the bad guy, he doesn’t fucking care. Someone will say to him, “I don’t like you,” and Brass just remarks unbothered: “Well I guess I’ll have to live with that.” Hot take but Brass is actually the funniest person in this show. He takes such quick-witted joy in following the letter but not the spirit of whatever angle a suspect wants to take with him. Brass to a professional dominatrix, conversationally: “Yeah I’d like to feel more secure in my role as a homicide detective.” God I lost it. There’s also this amazing bit in 3x10 where he’s telling Warrick about La Lluvia de Peces that I truly cannot even describe, it’s just this odd, disjointed little monologue capped by him walking off at the end and Warrick suddenly calling after him: “Wait what were you doing in Honduras?” BRASS.
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backtothestart02 · 8 years ago
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Hopefully S4 leads to Barry being HAPPY. He was very happy early this season, because despite FP, the team was a cohesive unit again and he finally got to be with the love of his life, Iris West. Next season, I need him to use his brain more in and outside of CCPD and plan that wedding with Iris. (I see Barry being a groomzilla. LOL!)
I have seen this groomzilla comment more than once on other blogs, and I can def get onboard with it. Lol. Despite the fact that the show made absolutely no effort to make their first time sex a big deal, they did make their first date a big deal, so I can absolutely see Barry flipping out over wedding details. Maybe him and Joe could team-tag and even get into minor hissy-fits over who has the better idea and which one should be used. Lmao. And Iris just walks into a room and they’re brooding in opposite corners, and she’s like “uhhh…”
I NEED TO STOP. XD
I could see Barry being all “I just want to be married to Iris” too though, so whichever way it goes, I’m good with.
As for everything else you said? YES. 100%. The last six eps of s2 were SO DARK. They promised us this season would be lighter. While we’ve had a few light episodes here and there, it hasn’t been consistent. 3x01 was light for about half of it. 3x02 was dark for almost all of it. 3x03-3x05ish were fairly light, but 3x06-3x08 were mostly dark, and once Barry found out about the future we pretty fell off a steep cliff into nothingness. Maybe fire and brimstone is at the bottom. Can’t be sure yet. 3x14 was a lighter ep, as was 3x17 obvs. But they are few and far between. Arrow is supposed to be the dark show, not Flash. They need to get that light back. This needs to be the last really dark arc these writers do, b/c people don’t just tune in for the characters and relationships, they tune in for the tone of the show and the quality, both of which are lacking or going haywire this season.
Hopefully all of that improves next season. I’m always missing CSI!Barry. I think it’d be super cool to see him use that brain of his instead of just his speed b/c that’s part of what made him awesome even before he got hit by lightning. So yeah. No complaints here if we see CSI!Barry for more than just discovering a body at the beginning (or end) of an episode.
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coolmoviemanmike · 6 years ago
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I just watched CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 3x17 "Crash and Burn"
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lilcathsmith · 2 months ago
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Crime Show Meme - CSI insp [5/5 characters]
"I'm almost kind of halfway thinking, I should come back here full time. I mean, the hours aren't great, but forensics is in my DNA." - Greg Sanders (portrayed by Eric Szmanda, 2000 - 2015)
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lilcathsmith · 6 months ago
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Greg in every episode of CSI (57/328) • Crash And Burn •
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lilcathsmith · 5 months ago
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Greg Sanders in CSI Season 3 - Greatest Hits
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buildinggsr · 2 years ago
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CSI 3.07
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ilkkawhat · 3 years ago
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3.17 Crash and Bum Burn
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ilkkawhat · 3 years ago
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3.17 Crash and Burn
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buildinggsr · 3 years ago
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What a loyal wife looks like.
X-FILES // CSI Parallels
X-FILES 3.17 Pusher | CSI 7.02 Built to Kill: Part 2
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