I would have thought that they would have filmed that scene with the earlier ep.

I don't know when it was filmed. I was just surprised it was him behind the mask when they could have just dubbed the audio in post.

Has he really lost a leg or was that just good CGI?

I'm pretty sure it was CGI. Kinda like my question about Jake McLaughlin. The first three times I noticed him he was only sitting down, and two of those times he was playing a paraplegic. Turns out he just looked the type--he's perfectly hale.

Random Criminal Minds thought about colorblind casting -- what do you think are the odds that when the writer created a character on the Detroit streets named Walter Patterson, that they were picturing a white guy?

I never managed to take CSI: Miami seriously

It's very pretty. They do wonderful things with light and color. I think I've only managed to watch a handful of episodes though.

Oh! There was a John Henry look alike on the bus the other morning and it creeped me right the fuck out.

Yikes! I remember being freaked when I saw a Twin Peaks Bob clone on my college campus.

Thanks to all of you guys talking so enthusiastically about Bones, I decided to finally watch some episodes during their Memorial Day marathon. I ended up watching all of the eps and am now thoroughly hooked! Darn you all to heck.

I'm now dvring the TNT daily reruns and actually recognized one of the eps from yesterday. It was the ep where Hodgins and Brennan are buried by the Gravedigger. I must have stumbled across it during its initial broadcast and recall that at the time, I was confused by the relationship between the two of them--most shows would have put the two leads in the car or at least an incipient couple, but having two co-workers there made it more interesting. Seeing the ep in its entirety and with some background on the characters made it even better.

The guy who plays Hodgins really knocked it out of the park, didn't he? Actually, all of the male characters were the standouts in this ep, even more so than Brennan with all of her screentime.

Looking forward to seeing the rest of the older shows along with the reruns on Fox!

One of the things I like is that some shows can have characters who work together, like each other, may even have affection for each other, without having to make them a couple. I especially like Morgan and Garcia on Criminal Minds - there's obviously a lot of affection and they respect each others abilities, but they'll never be romantically involved.

I especially like Morgan and Garcia on Criminal Minds - there's obviously a lot of affection and they respect each others abilities, but they'll never be romantically involved.

Have you SEEN the fanfic? Crazy!

I really loved the ep where she was attacked by the crazy guy, and Morgan insisted on sleeping on her couch. He just looked at her and said "You know I love you, right?", and you knew that his affection for her ran deeper than probably any other woman that he wasn't related to.

Because as much as I LOOOOOOVVVEE Derek Morgan (he's hot! he carries a gun! he kicks down doors! he reads Vonnegut!), he would be a terrible person to have a relationship with.

Have you SEEN the fanfic? Crazy!

That is ... actually not at all surprising. If you're a quirky techy girl, you don't even have to write yourself into the story! You're already there!

I stumbled onto one when I was reading Eureka fanfic (don't judge me!) that was a crossover where Penelope was Jack's sister and she was married to Morgan. Jack was, of course, involved with Nathan.

Darn you all to heck.

Toaster!

I've been delighted that the uneasy-making stuff that's been popping up this season has actually been relevant. It makes one start to trust writers a little more.

Jack was, of course, involved with Nathan.

And somewhere, Ed Quinn is still shouting "Oh my GOD!"