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Post by hoosier on Nov 22, 2005 17:56:13 GMT -5
I kept looking to see if there was a hole but like everyone said, no bruise, no scab, no scar ,not even a bandaid!. Guess they heal up fast down south ;D If an infection is going to set in that usually happens right away, not after you can't even tell there was a boo-boo!
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Post by bjobsessed on Nov 22, 2005 20:44:41 GMT -5
I don't watch this show at all. I tried a few times when it first started, but could never get into it. Listening to you guys talk, it's nice to know I'm not missing anything.
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Post by hoosier on Nov 23, 2005 17:41:46 GMT -5
This was in yesterday's paper. Made me think how cheap some of the plot's are on TV when compared to real life. This past Sunday an Indianapolis patrolman Michael Antonelli (age 25) had been on duty for about an hour when he made a routine traffic stop. The driver(later to be found dealing in drugs) panicked and ran, shooting Antonelli with a 9mm. The bullet hit the bridge of Antonelli's nose and exited the right side of his face, taking out his eye. He was in surgery for 9 hours. Yesterday,the chief said that he would fight for Antonelli to be able to keep his job, not as a patrol officer but possibly as a detective or he could do administrative work. The perp was later captured in East Chicago--quite a distance from Indy. No quick fix, no "I get to go home at the end of the day even though I was I shot in the head by a nail gun!"
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Post by awlrite4now on Nov 28, 2005 23:25:52 GMT -5
It goes from bad to worse...
Not only does Ryan not have any visible scarring, his eye isn't even red. The only clue to a problem is that his crime scene photos are all out of focus. And that gives someone the reason to ask if his eye is ok?
Then...the bozo goes to the ME to take a look at what might be a possibly bad thing? Saying that he doesn't want to lose his job by going to an eye doc? Her advice? Here's a scrip for some antibiotics, and don't forget to take them all! What? You don't insist that your co-worker get proper medical attention, when you just told him that by not taking care of it could cost him his sight? DUH?
I'm with Eyphur, with whom I just discussed this. I would go to someone besides the doc who only does dead people.
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Post by mlm828 on Nov 29, 2005 2:39:01 GMT -5
The only way I can even watch this is to think of it as a comedy. I laughed out loud at the very beginning. When Frank asks Horatio what he is going to do about the allegation that Delko bought drugs, Horatio responds: " I . . . (pregnant pause) am going to get to the truth." It goes from bad to worse... Not only does Ryan not have any visible scarring, his eye isn't even red. The only clue to a problem is that his crime scene photos are all out of focus. And that gives someone the reason to ask if his eye is ok? Then...the bozo goes to the ME to take a look at what might be a possibly bad thing? Saying that he doesn't want to lose his job by going to an eye doc? Her advice? Here's a scrip for some antibiotics, and don't forget to take them all! What? You don't insist that your co-worker get proper medical attention, when you just told him that by not taking care of it could cost him his sight? DUH? I'm with Eyphur, with whom I just discussed this. I would go to someone besides the doc who only does dead people. I agree with everything you say, with one exception. She (the ME) does tell him he needs to see an ophthalmologist (she knows a good one) and makes him promise to make an appointment. I'm not sure how he's supposed to do that, however, because she never tells him the eye doc's name. Maybe she gave him the info at the same time as the prescription slip? But if he's worried about his job, why does she think he's going to go to the eye doc she recommends? And if it's that important that he be seen by the ophthalmologist, why doesn't she pick up the phone and have him make the appointment right then? Of course, that might mess up the planned story line. |
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Post by awlrite4now on Nov 29, 2005 12:31:29 GMT -5
The only way I can even watch this is to think of it as a comedy. I laughed out loud at the very beginning. When Frank asks Horatio what he is going to do about the allegation that Delko bought drugs, Horatio responds: " I . . . (pregnant pause) am going to get to the truth." H had an even worse line before that. He strikes a pose beside the body, cocks his head and intones: "By the looks of the wounds, there were three shots fired." (Or something close to that, I am not recording and only saw it once.) Yeah, Sherlock how did you figure that out with the body having 3 huge holes across the chest? Turns out there were more than 3 shots fired, as the other CSI team members go to elaborate measures to find out. I'd really like to have that software they used to make a crystal clear enlargement of a man who was only seen in the original photo as a reflection in a mirror! Uh, anybody ever hear of depth of field on a telephoto lens, which was supposedly how the bounty hunter shot the photo. Never let it be said that reality plays any part in CSI. |
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Post by doobrah on Nov 29, 2005 13:00:55 GMT -5
And did anyone think Delko's pothead sister looked a little too glamorous to be suffering the effects of chemo? She certainly didn't look like she'd been puking her brains out and losing weight. Or hair. Maybe it's just the work of the magical munchies..  |
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Post by shmeep on Nov 29, 2005 15:08:01 GMT -5
And did anyone think Delko's pothead sister looked a little too glamorous to be suffering the effects of chemo? She certainly didn't look like she'd been puking her brains out and losing weight. Or hair. Maybe it's just the work of the magical munchies.. That occurred to me but...I have to say...not all chemo causes hair loss and some people are surprisingly healthy looking even while very sick. I knew someone who was beautiful and vibrant until just a few weeks before her death. It was always shocking to think of how sick she really was because it just didn't show. But that show...wow! I love CSI: Miami! Most shows have to age a few years before you can go back and mock the writing and the acting, but not this one! I can watch it during its first run and laugh aloud at how David Caruso delivers each line as if it's the most important sentence ever uttered. I've got to hand it to the rest of the cast for keeping straight faces. Last night was supposed to be all about Delko and drugs and that whole story arc, but Delko was barely even on screen. It somehow became all about how HoCaine believed Delko and how he was the one to clear him even though the sister came forward to tell what was really happening. No, Marisol. You don't need to tell them anything because I'm not going to LET it happen. The worst thing that could happen is for him to lose YOU. Someone needs to end him. So now I am even more firmly convinced that the Ryan-going-blind storyline is also going to be all about HoCaine and how HE deals with Ryan's blindness. How could you not love to watch to mock? I just need Tom Servo and Crow with me so we can MST:3K the whole thing. The cats will have to do, I guess. The boy flees by opening credits each time, unmoved by the cool intro music--seeing as how he can't hear it. |
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Post by bump on Nov 29, 2005 19:44:34 GMT -5
You guys are killin' me with your comments about last night's CSI: Miami. LOL!!!
There's one thing that nobody's brought up, so I will: What was up with that hooker and her "grill" (as she called it)?! Who would even think of doing that to their teeth?
Becky
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Post by bjobsessed on Nov 30, 2005 0:13:58 GMT -5
Ok. You guys are killing me. I don't watch this show, but maybe I will just so I can join in the fun. I read this thread just to LOL and I'm never disappointed.
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Post by shmeep on Dec 2, 2005 15:54:55 GMT -5
Hee hee. I just read this over at TWoP (referring to David Caruso/Horatio Caine):
That man's ego probably drives its own Hummer.
And has its own sunglasses.
Made me giggle so I thought I'd pass it along.
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Post by mlm828 on Dec 2, 2005 17:03:20 GMT -5
Speaking of those Hummers, I'm glad I'm not a taxpayer in the "Miami" of CSI: Miami. Can you imagine how much it costs to keep those gas-guzzlers running?
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Post by pennylane on Dec 14, 2005 12:19:50 GMT -5
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Post by shmeep on Dec 14, 2005 12:44:44 GMT -5
I can't believe this thread is the "rant" section instead of with all the other TV shows. And you don't seem to like it very much over here, do you? I don't know why. I love CSI:Miami! I'll watch anything with David Caruso in it. When I started to watch Blind Justice, the guy who played Jim reminded me a little bit of Horatio Caine. I think it was the sunglasses.  That's the funniest thing I've read all day. You'll fit right in here, pennylane. We love snarky sarcasm on this board. |
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Post by pennylane on Dec 14, 2005 12:47:27 GMT -5
That's the funniest thing I've read all day. You'll fit right in here, pennylane. We love snarky sarcasm on this board. What do you mean by "snarky"? I wasn't being sarcastic. I genuinely love CSI:Miami and David Caruso. And I cried all through the episode when Ryan had the nail in his eye. I hope he's okay. I think they're giving hints that something bad is going to happen to him. |
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