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CSI is a fascinating serial. It is a pity that there is not a version en English with subtitles in Spanish. >Never mind, the version in
Spanish is very well done
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The CSI franchise is pretty cheesy, but CSI Miami is the Kraft Mac and Cheese version - it's the cheesiest. Since it is a CSI show, I expect criminals to always leave just the right piece of evidence so they could showcase some new gizmo designed soley to figure out who committed the crime. But CSI Miami takes the francise to new lows.
- David Caruso's "acting" consisting of putting his hands on his hips, putting on and taking off his sunglasses and tilting his head sideways. I've seen more subtlety from Captain Kirk. He is a raging egomaniac who needs his character to always save the day. For example, in one episode, he finds a bomb in a car in police custody with four minutes before it blows. He announces that that is not enough time to disarm it, so he drives the car through several miles of city traffic all the way to a deserted beach. Then he stops the car, takes the time to adjust his sunglasses, and slowly strolls away from the car as it blows up and he utters "Burn baby burn." Wow. I am not making this up. High school sophomores wouldn't write such a lazy, hackneyed script. Another time, Caruso realizes that the next murder victim is a bedridden hospital patient. Instead of calling hospital security or asking for backup, he drives all the way across the city so that he could catch the vicious serial murderer slowly choking the victim all by himself. Particularly creepy is his incessant need to show that he is good with kids - which he most certainly is not.
- Every single lab tech is straight off a model runaway and they have an amazing amount of knowledge. They once found trace elements of some obscure chemical and then one of the characters blurts out that only one construction company in Miami uses that chemical as if his hobby was keeping track of the chemicals used by every construction company in the city.
- Most episodes have some sanctimonious speech given by one of the main characters, just so you know that they are better than everybody else. Once the character Ryan Wolfe, chastises a man for selling racing tires to teenagers, by equating it to recklessly killing them. Hello?!? The man runs a high end tire shop. It's not like he's selling drugs or handing out uzis. It's his business to sell tires. And this speech is given from the moral high horse of a character with a gambling problem, anger control issues, and was once fired for lying about being linked to a murder suspect.
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This is one of the worst TV series. All the casts are just either wooden actors or just over the top. I don't know how anyone would love this show.
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Love CSI:Miami....I think it is the best of the CSIs. When Horatio takes off his glasses or puts his hands on his hips, I just howl. The scenery is great and the stories rock. Would love to see Delko and Calleigh get together. Also, would love to see more of the character Valera.
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Season 5 was a great season. The first episode "Rio" alone worth the while. We waited all summer to see what Horatio was going to do and the episode did not dissapoint. The scene of Horatio at the "Christ of the Andes" was breathtaking. CSI Miami is one the best shows on TV and apparantly the world agrees!!!
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