CSI 6.12 "Daddy's Little Girl"

[hermionesviolin]

The ads for this ep were all "You thought it [the events of the S5 finale, "Grave Danger"] was over, but . . ." but it took until like halfway through the episode for Kelly Gordon to even show up.  *rolls eyes at promo department*  And it's not even sweeps yet.

Roth IRA is named after the Senator who was behind it, my dad says.

Grissom: "In my experience, threesomes usually end up one too many."

Grissom: "Maybe he wasn't invited."
And in that opening scene they were totally giving off a lesbian vibe.  Oh CSI and your edginess, making them mother and daughter.  I'm sure one could fic a bizarre Freudian thing wherein the mother is actually attracted to her daughter and that's why she keeps sending the boyfriends away.

Warrick: "Who brings a gun to a knife fight."
Grissom: "The winner?"

Warrick: "So you don't have any results for me?"
Hodges: "But I will.  That's the beauty of me."

Grissom: "It's like thermite."
Oh, Grissom, so poetic when you're talking about science.

Sara: "Guess some people just shouldn't be together."
And she has a significant look.  And then we cut to Grissom with a similar significant look.  And the framing is such that the viewer gets the feeling they're looking at each other.


P.S.  Mitch Pileggi (Skinner on X-Files) played the dad?

Comments

[rhipowered.livejournal.com]

The thermite bit...ace. And they were so Freudian.

That was Mitch Pileggi?!

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

I didn't recognize him at all, but checking tv.com for something else I saw a comment about it and checked the guest stars listing.

*laughs*

[theatre-pixie.livejournal.com]

This is one of the family quirks that really bugs me when someone else does it, but is totally acceptable when I do it myself. My father has a tendency to want to place a face when he's sure he recognizes somebody. It's gotten to the point where he doesn't even have to ask. If he doesn't know the actor, I probably do.
My hearing's been a little off lately, so when I'm watching something for the first time, I want people to shut up and let me listen. Instead, my father feels the need to do the usual: "Do you know who that guy is?" To which I respond under my breath, "I don't care." "X-Files," he hints, "The boss. What was his name?" "Skinner. Hush."
Of course this would be the week that I rent movies I've never seen and attempt to watch them just as the more talkative members of my family are getting home from work. I don't know how many times I had to rewind bits of Breakfast at Tiffany's just to make sure I heard/saw everything.

Oh well, hopefully my hearing will return and I won't have to keep shushing people (besides, the baby doesn't shush when you tell her to).

Re: *laughs*

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

My dad -- and I as well -- definitely do the "Who is that? Where do we know them from? When will it be a commercial break so we can IMDb?"

We frequently put the closed-captioning on when watching with my mom 'cause her hearing's not that great, and the subtitle feature on DVDs is a godsend.

[immortalavalamp.livejournal.com]

Dear Elizabeth,

Sara said, "pin me" to Grissom.

So he did. Against a wall.

Love,

Cat

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

I think it was last year Paige was talking about the show and that 'ship and was like, "There's a scene in which he pins her against a wall. 'Nuff said."

[immortalavalamp.livejournal.com]

Harhar, I like your icon. So very appropriate ;)

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

*grins* I get much mileage out of Charisma Carpenter's Playboy shoot.