CSI: Miniature killer

[HejiraHenry]

Great episode Thursday night, focusing on the lab rats -- including Hodges.

It also returned to the Miniature Killer story line. Visiting the Web site that was bannered during the show led to a promo that suggests the M.I. will strike again in the next original episode, in two weeks.

I think the writers had some fun setting up the notion that Hodges might be the killer, even though he seems to be a goofball. Then they punctured that idea pretty well.

Or ... did they?

 

[Ace]

I only enjoy CSI for the acting.

 

[Inky_Wretch]

It's not Hodges.

He nailed it with the cleaning woman theory. One of the producers recently said they'd already given viewers a glimpse of the killer. At the end of a recent episode, the final shot was a fade out of a distant shot of a woman mopping the hallway in the CSI labs.

 

[cortez]

I watch it for several reason, one of them being Catherine's rack

 

[HejiraHenry]

It's not Hodges.

He nailed it with the cleaning woman theory. One of the producers recently said they'd already given viewers a glimpse of the killer. At the end of a recent episode, the final shot was a fade out of a distant shot of a woman mopping the hallway in the CSI labs.

Hmmmm.

 

[Armchair_QB]

It's not Hodges.

He nailed it with the cleaning woman theory. One of the producers recently said they'd already given viewers a glimpse of the killer. At the end of a recent episode, the final shot was a fade out of a distant shot of a woman mopping the hallway in the CSI labs.

Hmmmm.

Was she using bleach?

 

[HejiraHenry]

It's not Hodges.

He nailed it with the cleaning woman theory. One of the producers recently said they'd already given viewers a glimpse of the killer. At the end of a recent episode, the final shot was a fade out of a distant shot of a woman mopping the hallway in the CSI labs.

Hmmmm.

Was she using bleach?

Good God, in the CSI labs they probably don't use anything BUT bleach.

Or a hell of a lot of Ka-Blamm.

 

[spaceman]

Catherine Willows. Yum.

 

[CentralIllinoisan]

I love the way CSI attacks some single episodes from original angles. ... sometimes they miss the target, but you enjoy it still, because of the effort and ingenuity.

 

[Simon_Cowbell]

I love the way CSI attacks some single episodes from original angles. ... sometimes they miss the target, but you enjoy it still, because of the effort and ingenuity.

Miniature Killer is one of the best storylines in a veteran series that I have seen in a while.

 

[93Devil]

The show lives and dies with Peterson though.

F CSI Miami

F CSI New York

F CSI Navy

F CSI Omaha or whatever is next.

Peterson is the man.

I did like the way they tied everything together with "it's my lucky day." Great idea.

 

[HejiraHenry]

Peterson is the man. Hard to imagine how the show would go on without him.

 

[Montezuma's Revenge]

Catherine Willows. Yum.

 

[Simon_Cowbell]

Peterson is the man. Hard to imagine how the show would go on without him.

The two episodes without him were as terrifying as George Bailey's dream sequence after wishing he had never been born.

 

[HejiraHenry]

Peterson is the man. Hard to imagine how the show would go on without him.

The two episodes without him were as terrifying as George Bailey's dream sequence after wishing he had never been born.

Yikes.

 

[DanOregon]

The writers on the show are what is keeping things going. Remember the episode at the wedding this year, with the different CSI describing the scene in different ways and each description was shot in different ways. Brilliant. Written by Sarah Goldfinger, who co-wrote the finale. The high school love triangle was also extremely well done, creepy and poignant at the same time.