I couldn't have been more bored with this episode about Desert Racing, War Vets and a Rich Oil Tycoon. I said that they should probably close up shop on CSI: NY. Maybe they need to do the same with this one as well.

Damn it. I wanted to quit this show because this season has been a struggle at times to get through. It's been very uneven season and factor in the loss of Marg Helgenberger and you have a show that's a shell of it's former self. It's ironic that this episode pretty much shines a light where things started going downhill for the series by bringing back the man that killed Warrick Brown. For me, the episode "For Gedda", in which Warrick is gunned down was what got the ball rolling for the exodus of some major characters over the next few seasons and has never fully recovered from.

Anyway, I decided to give Ted Danson a shot to see what he could bring to the series. He's not bad and it's not even his fault, but some of the episode were just poorly written and not engaging at all. This episode was actually good and the ending pretty much guarantees that I will turn in to Season 13 to see what happens next, now that Ecklie has been gunned down and DB's granddaughter has been kidnapped. But the biggest cliffhanger is that Nick quits CSI. I'm sure he will rescind that to help DB solve the case and get the kid back.