Simon ,'Objects In Space'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
I have a smartboard in my room. Since it requires I hook up my laptop and wait for the projector to warm up, I don't use it as often as I used to. It still is wicked cool.
Jealous!
Also, I've been researching various kinds of "mind-mapping" software, which seems to be what it's called. I've found some interesting stuff but, so far, nothing that's made me go YES! THAT!
Inspiration is the one I've seen more often.
And Hodgins asking for clarification when she made an exception.
Speaking of Hodgins, anyone else imagine that the final scene with him involved a lot of tequila?
Unusuals: I knew that Walsh looked familiar - he was Penn in Angel.
c.s.i.: almost did not recognize Charisma Carpenter
Harper's Island: I wonder at what point they will discover propeller guy? I kept waiting for it to happen and it never did.
You'd have thought someone would notice that the boat wasn't running very smoothly ... not to mention the bloody wake. ick.
c.s.i.: almost did not recognize Charisma Carpenter
I know! I saw her name in the credits at the beginning and still wasn't sure that was her.
I just watched the Life season finale. Damn that was good. Charlie Crews is the little old man everyone underestimates in the kung fu movie.
I'm liking Harper's Ferry so far. Very Agatha Christie.
I'm liking Harper's Ferry so far. Very Agatha Christie.
I think they're trying for an award for Most Creative Way to Kill People.
I think it'll work as a miniseries, but they should stop at one season.
Harper's Ferry.
Hee.
MASSACRE.
I really liked Cold Case last night. They put a genuine twist on their normal formula.
Island, not Ferry. Right. 8th grade history really made itself at home in my brain!
I think they're trying for an award for Most Creative Way to Kill People.
No kidding. I didn't completely understand how the cousin was rigged up to the propeller, though I get that he got chopped to bits, which is the important things, I suppose. I'm half-hoping that the guy who got torn in half was actually attacked by a rogue alligator or something rather than the killer.
I think it'll work as a miniseries, but they should stop at one season.
They've already said that if they do more seasons it'll be different settings and all new characters, different title, just keeping the basic premise.