Added Episode 1: Indelible

Keep It Real



Jake Busey is looking more and more like his pop every day. I wonder if he too is a nut job. . Alyson Michalka is really nice on the eyes, who guest stars as Miranda, a "punk rock" chick.

Cavallino



This was an okay episode about 2 Sisters that steal Ferrari's for a living and end up boosting one from someone that has a bad reputation, a known killer. The proverbial sh*t hits the fan resulting in members of their family getting whacked by him and a 3rd Sister getting kidnapped and held for ransom: the return of his car. It was good, just not great.

The ending with Danny left me a little confused in that he admonished one of his cadets for screwing up, resulting in paper work that keeps him from his Wife and kid. And then at the end of the day, the Cadet invites him to join her and the rest of the squad for drinks. Um, shouldn't you be home with the Wife and Kids right about now, Danny? Only explanation I can come up with is that everything is not rosy in his household and that the marriage is on the rocks.

Officer Involved

The ending with Danny left me a little confused in that he admonished one of his cadets for screwing up, resulting in paper work that keeps him from his Wife and kid. And then at the end of the day, the Cadet invites him to join her and the rest of the squad for drinks. Um, shouldn't you be home with the Wife and Kids right about now, Danny? Only explanation I can come up with is that everything is not rosy in his household and that the marriage is on the rocks.

Well, this explains the ending of last weeks episode. They needed to set up the shooting, which leads to the investigation into Danny and the 3 officers he works with. They sure put an end to this story arc rather fast. It seemed like they were building up the partnership between Danny and Cooper to something more, like a new long term character for the show in Cooper. With the results of Danny being cleared of the shooting, he has now returned back to the Crime Lab, giving up his stripes as a Sargent on the NY Police Force. I knew it was only a matter of time before they dropped this story-line. I just figured it would go a bit longer than it did. Joey McIntyre (New Kids On The Block) has a small cameo role as a gunshot victim. Overall a pretty good episode.

Air Apparent



All about Basketball. I liked this one in spite of anything remotely memorable about the episode. This one was kind of hard to "crack" and figure out who did it. Next to impossible given that they don't even give the guy behind it all any screen time till the end. They don't even mention the Coach at all even in the set up. Oh well....I did like the scenes between Don Flack (Eddie Cahill) and his sister. The show needs to continue utilizing more personal stories like this to go along with the forensics that defines CSI: NY.

Get Me Out Of Here



For a "Halloween" episode, this is about the weakest one ever for any show. They only mention it at the beginning of the episode that it's Halloween. The closest thing to even tying into the holiday was at the end when the gang is in the office watching Friday The 13th. Not sure which installment it was because I haven't seen any of them in years. But it was the one where Jason and some black dude were "duking" it out on a rooftop when Jason slices his noggin off.

Anyway, the episode itself was average. The one thing that made me take notice of it was when the cemetery manager said that his site had over 3 million bodies buried there. Huh? Is that even possible for any place, let alone New York?