Site Meter Crime Drama TV » 2007 » September

Archive for September, 2007

‘Dangerous Son’

Sunday, September 30th, 2007

The scene opens to a hostage situation involving a juvenile probation officer. The probation officer is shot in the chest and thrown out the window. Horatio decides that this is some kind of diversionary tactic that enables the suspect to get away. When the CSI start processing the scene Eric lifts a very well defined shoe print using an electrostatic dust lifter.miami-601-01.jpg So Calleigh rounds up the PO’s clients and starts checking footprints. One man, Dillon, has footprints that exactly match. As always though this lead is a dead end. Dillon was convicted of computer hacking not any violent crime. The next suspect was a kid named Kyle. The PO had been notified that Kyle had violated his probation and was going back to jail. Well it turns out that Kyle and his friend Rick were the culprits of this crime. When they search the getaway boat, they find a bullet casing and some hidden drugs.miami-601-07.jpg Well they head back to talk to Rick because it turns out that Rick had been caught dealing drugs so he was going back to jail too.miami-601-05.jpg While all this was going on Horatio had hired an private investigator to find out about Kyle. Long story short Horatio is Kyle’s father. He has the opportunity to tell the kid that he is dad but he doesn’t. I guess Horatio is a deadbeat dad. By the way check out some of my previous posts like ‘Alternate’ and ‘Tonight is the night’.

“Alternate”

Saturday, September 29th, 2007

losvu-liveblogheader.jpgI was quite impressed by the opening episode for the season. The writing was very witty and concise. I personally think that the addition of Adam Beach was a great idea. You may remember him from the feature films “Windtalkers” and “Joe Dirt”. Detective Lake is great addition to the already daunting crime fighting force of the ‘SVU’. Cynthia Nixon was chilling in her portrayal was Janis as well as the two other personalities. The performance in this episode really shows that her range as an actress goes far beyond the realm of comedy and can delve deeply into drama at will. If you haven’t seen the episode I won’t ruin it for you, but I will say that this episode is the reason I watch ‘Law and Order’.cave-st1-thumb.jpg Above is a behind the scenes photo of the building of the cave set. They tried unsuccessfully to locate an adequate cave for the cave scene. So they did the next best thing they built one. The picture below is the second step in the procedure. They spray foam to give the cave texture.cave-st2-thumb.jpg Finally comes the painting of the set. By using different shading techniques they give the illusion of depth.cave-st3-thumb.jpg By the way check out my last couple of blogs: ‘Tonight is the Night’ and ‘Brushing up’.

Tonight is the night

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

Tonight is the premiere of season 9 of ‘law and order SVU’. I’m very excited to see what’s in store for us. For a while season 9 seemed to be in doubt when Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay entered into negotiations for more money. All the disputes have been settled. Now the ninth season promises to be more exciting than ever before. With strong story telling, the already superb cast, and tons of new guest appearances this season I’m prepared to be in awe. I have always thought that the formula of ‘SVU’ and ‘CI’ was a successful one. Keep your eyes here for the episode recap as well as information on upcoming episodes as well. In other ‘law and order’ news ‘CI’ returns on October 4 with their new season. Actress Julianne Nicholson will be on maternity leave as the season starts. It is going to be interesting to see how they write Detective Wheeler’s temporary departure from the show.julainnenicholson.jpg Her temporary replacement will be the accomplished actress Alicia Witt as Detective Nola Falacci.alicia-witts.jpg Her acting credits include the films ‘Two Weeks Notice’ and ‘The Upside Of Anger’. Make sure to check out my other latest posts Brushing Up and Coming Monday.

Brushing Up

Monday, September 24th, 2007

The time is coming soon. It’s only two days away from the start of the “law and order svu” new season on nbc. I have been trying to brush up on my SVU by catching up on reruns on USA. Today was an interesting episode that I had not seen before. A prostitute is walking down the sidewalk when out of nowhere a car intentionally jumps the curb and hits the woman. As the story unfolds we find out that the hit by the car was not the cause of death. After she was hit, the driver of the car gets out and beats the woman to death. It turns out that there were three people in the car one of which kills himself two days after the murder. The remaining two suspects
say that a video game that they play influenced them to commit the murder. But in the end justice prevails with two guilty verdicts. fp_lawandorder.jpg Also I have news that Cynthia Nixon will be the first guest star of the new season as a woman with multiple personality disorder. I’m certain that they will start this season very strong as this is one of the best crime dramas on the air. cynthia-nixon-lawandorder.jpg I saw a preview of the next episode ,and it was entrancing. This will be one of the best guest appearances of the new season. P.S. Check out my “CSI” and “Criminal Intent” posts.

Coming monday

Thursday, September 20th, 2007

csimiami_dcaruso.jpg The new season is starting monday and I’m excited to see the CSI Miami cast get back at on the streets. My sources tell me that the first episode is called “dangerous son”. All the details are a little murky ,but it is my understanding that Horatio finds out out that a suspect in a hostage situation may in fact be his son. Talking about starting the season out with a bang. I cant wait to see how this plays out.

Criminal Intent

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

nup_106384_0013.jpg Last night I watched an episode of CI on USA. The story revolved around a double murder that was staged to look like a murder suicide. Everything is not as it seems though when we learned that a piece of art that the art dealer certified as authentic was in fact a very clever forgery. This is only found out after after it comes to light that the real painting sank in a nazi submarine. On top of everything else it turns out that there numerous other paintings sank as well. All the while dopplegangers of these paintings have been spread around quite thoroughly. The detective not only topple the forgey ring but also catch the murderer.

An old friend

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

Today I watched the original crime drama Law and Order on tnt today. Like an old reliable friend I know that law and order will always come thru with a good strong story built on the strong formula that made law and order the crime drama to watch. While I do thoroughly enjoy watching CI and SVU nothing beats the original. Starting with a little glimpse of the crime to be, and then straight to the beat cops we go. They collect evidence, interveiw witnesses, and follow leads in the steady pattern of logic until they find a good suspect. Then they hand it over toi the D.A. who will build the case from there. With twists and turns both on the streets and in the courtrooms I get all the suspence without having to watch them do an autopsy(CSI) or the other grossout moments in most of the newer shows. I guess that was the golde

Horatio: the original csi

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

My internet has been kind of glitchy so bear with me. Well over the weekend I caught one of the best episodes of CSI: Maimi that I have ever seen. It starts out with a junkie( who is the stereotypical jittery skinny guy scared of the cops.) chasing a guy in a business suit probably to rob him. Flash forward to one dead junkie. His neck was broken so presumably the mugging didn’t go quite the way he wanted it to. But when the body turns out to have been exposed to radiation specifically iodine 321. This is where the storyline really fleshes out. For the first time on csi miami that I have ever seen the second murder victim is still alive and kicking. Poisoned but still alive for a couple of days. She was an Erin Brockovichesque eco rights civil lawyer fighting for the little people against big business. I think that this story hit on a lot of relevant points about the accountability of large corporations. And in the end after all the twists and turns it ends up being a simple stalker who happened to get mugged by the junkie on the way to kill the girl that turned down his advances. Oh and by the way I liked the reference to Hamlet’s friend horatio as the first csi priceless.

Num3rs

Friday, September 7th, 2007

Well I tried very hard today to watch the pandora’s box episode of numb3rs but the cbs website was glitching real bad. Here’s as far I got There was a plane crash and somebody shot the first cop on the scene. And the way the crash was spread out it had 1000 more pounds than could be accounted for. Thats it. Was it drugs maybe or money or stolen things? I dont know because a fortune 500 company can’t keep a website that runs video. I’m sorry guys I will find out what happened and fill you in.

I’m Back

Thursday, September 6th, 2007

Hey guys so I’m back. So i have been down with the flu for the past couple of days sorry about that. Well over the weekend I caught the csi miami marathon on a & e. It was all about the murders that happened in and around nightclubs. All in all I’d say it was pretty good. Considering the show is based in maimi there was no shortage in goo episodes. My personal favorite was the arson in the nightclub. At the start it looked like a basic rewrite of the news story about the fire at the great white concert. If you don’t remember what happened, it was a great tragedy. The pyrotechnics caught the building on fire, but the building was not up to the fire code. The fire exits were blocked(just like in the show). But in this story over fifty real people died. Well the similarities in these two stories made this seem very plausible. And I have to say the wannabee fireman starting the fire was classic. P.S. If you noticed Isn’t Caruso looking kind of old?

About Crime Drama TV

Like crime? Like drama? Than Crime Drama TV, the blog dedicated to the shows about crime and the solving thereof, is the place for you! In addition to episode recaps and discussion, Crime Drama TV also covers what makes a good procedural and how the mystery solving methods of television stack up in the real world.

This blog currently covers Veronica Mars, Bones, Criminal Minds, CSI (Las Vegas edition), and Numb3rs.

Crime Drama TV Author(s)
    » Cameron-Gordon

TV Channel Posts

  • David Boreanaz bloopers
    In honor of David's birthday, I thought I'd share a blooper reel that as Boreanaz fans you should enjoy. Sure, it's bloopers of Angel, but hey, Boreanaz is Boreanaz. And besides, it's hilarious! I [...]
  • The View Schedule May 19-23
    Here is The View schedule for May 19-23. I wonder what the "special announcement" is that they are going to make on Monday? MONDAY, MAY 19 – A “Day of Hot Topics”; the co-hosts interview [...]
  • She Thinks His Tractor's Sexy
    For some reason, I'm still watching Farmer Wants a Wife. It must be an illness. This week, the chicks decide to wash Matt's truck. Which is basically just an excuse for them to run around in [...]
  • Dana On Leno!
    Hello, again! Well, apparently technology doesn’t like me too much because The View didn’t tape. I’ll still be recapping Teri’s appearance tonight, though. For now? Let’s talk Dana [...]
  • Watching the View Podcast May 16th
    Here is the latest installment of what I hope will continue to be a biweekly podcast. Don't forget that you can be part of the show by e-mailing me comments or questions at [...]
  • The Office: "Goodbye, Toby"
    Well, that was fucking depressing. I suppose it's fitting that Amy Ryan, whom everything we've seen her in has been utterly tragic, makes her debut (cameo?) on the best comedy series on television, [...]
  • The View May 16th Recap: Teri Hatcher and Bernadette Peters
    Whoopi Goldberg said that she was watching television and heard about how Hugh Hefner said that when Miley Cyrus is 18, he is welcome to pose in Playboy. She wanted to clear up that he did not [...]
  • Recap delay...
    I thought I was gonna crying a whole bunch in last night's episode. But as it turns out, I did cry because of my crappy internet connection. Be right back with the recaps, photos and reactions [...]
  • Clip of the Week
    This week's clip comes from Guiding Light. This is a clip of Annie Dutton testifying that she lied about Reva pushing her down the steps. You will also see Ross in the clip. [...]
  • Recap delay....
    Hi folks, I'm having a bit of an internet problem (what timing! :P). But once this is fixed, I'm going to get right down to last night's episode. Mmmkay? [...]

Hot Off The Press

  • Torrie's Career Over, Week of Wrestling News
    -Torrie Wilson, one of the longest- tenured female members of the WWE, has decided to retire. It was an amicable departure because Wilson's injury problems have made it unsafe for her to [...]
  • Tom Cruise Becomes a Golfer
    Tom  Cruise wants so much to bond with Katie Holmes' dad, Martin, that he just went out and purchased a membership to a very exclusive golfing club. The exclusive golf club membership cost Tom [...]
  • She Thinks His Tractor's Sexy
    For some reason, I'm still watching Farmer Wants a Wife. It must be an illness. This week, the chicks decide to wash Matt's truck. Which is basically just an excuse for them to run around in [...]
  • Big Box of Gay Marriage
    Yesterday The California Supreme Court took a stance for equality and what's right by overturning the archaic ban on gay marriage. Yes we called it archaic, we're talking to you Missouri! The judges [...]
  • Mississippi State rallies late for big win
    STARKVILLE, Miss. - A solo home run in the seventh inning for Mississippi State gave the Bulldogs just enough offense to take down the Arkansas Razorback baseball team on Thursday night, 6-5. [...]
  • Tristi Pinkston's Season of Sacrifice ~ Author Interview
    Hello and welcome to Fiction Scribe, Ms. Pinkston. Let's start with getting to know you a little better. List five things you feel define you as a person. Naps Movies Books Spending insane [...]
  • FSU weekly news (April 21 - April 25)
    In this edition of FSU Headlines (17:46): - Class of 1948 celebrates 60th anniversary - FSU President’s Ice Cream social provides sweet treat - FSU researcher seeks to uncover new cancer [...]
  • Frugal Friday - Week In Review
    In an effort to share the most frugal information possible in the shortest amount of time (yeah, I'm frugal with that too!), Fridays will henceforth be known as Frugal Fridays, and they will feature [...]
  • Official Smackdown Preview: Chasing the title
    Although SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero stripped Undertaker of the World Heavyweight Championship, The Deadman has the opportunity to regain the gold in a title match with Edge at [...]
  • No. 16 Auburn Set For NCAA East Regional
    The No. 16 Auburn men's golf team will play in the NCAA East Regional at the par-71, 6,961-yard Council Fire Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tenn., May 15-17. [...]