"In grammar school they taught me that a frog turning into a prince was a fairy tale. In the university they taught me that a frog turning into a prince was a fact!" -Ron Carlson
You know, when a guest actor is better than the lead actor, something's wrong with your show. All David Caruso has going for him is his bad hair. Anyway. Bad ep, but yay for Ben! Too little screen time though. I wonder if the DJ Scorpius thing was a nod to FS. *shrug* Forgot to look at the credits and see if Naren Shankar was involved with this ep. What was up with Robert Beltran's role? He got, what, about a minute of screen time? When I heard about that story line, it sounded like some big investigation thing, but there was no uncertainty. It looked bad for about 30 seconds, but then they discovered she died from smoke inhalation and that was it. No more Chakotay, er, I mean Robert, for the entire rest of the ep. Ben..... er, sorry, where was I? Pretty much a boring ep. I suffered through Caruso *shudder* for Ben's scenes. At least his role was bigger than Robert's, even if he was the baddie. Ok, I just had the funniest mental image. D'argo landing Lo'la outside and bursting into the club with his qualta blade and blasting open those locked doors. *snicker* CSI: Farscape! Oh, and the whole DJ Scorpius thing made me think of that scene in Won't Get Fooled Again with Scorpy playing the drums. Heh. Back to the show. One thing you can say for certain, CSI: Miami is not guilty of character development. Or emotion. The only excitement about this show came from anticipation of Ben's scenes. The rest of it I could've slept through. Gotta love Farscape Fantasy. Dallas already has screen caps and a clip up. I love that site. 'Course, I have the ep on tape. Maybe I can edit out Caruso's bits.....
Ok, enough of an incoherent blog. Time for bed. And that was the last time I watch CSI: Miami! No more bad TV for me. I want my Farscape back.
Rats. Tried to get a screen cap up here but for some reason it's not working. *sigh*
