Tarantino's CSI On Now......
Discussion
Just caught the last half hour (I was finally getting the problem with the car sorted!!
) but saw the agent, buried in the fire-ant infested box, getting released etc.
It was originally scheduled to be shown last week but was dropped because of sensitivities regarding the scene of the criminal with the bomb strapped to his chest.
I think William Petersen (along with Tarantino) was the key to the success of this 'special' (34 million Americans watched it).
) but saw the agent, buried in the fire-ant infested box, getting released etc. It was originally scheduled to be shown last week but was dropped because of sensitivities regarding the scene of the criminal with the bomb strapped to his chest.
I think William Petersen (along with Tarantino) was the key to the success of this 'special' (34 million Americans watched it).
los angeles said:
I've no idea why Tarantino feels he needs to slum by directing a modest episode of a television series. There's plenty of talented tv directors looking for work. Had it been a full two-hour television film, I'd see the point ...
Err, wasn't it a 2 hour episode, one from 9 til 10 then the concluding part from 10 til 11 making it a 2 hr television type film??
nuclearsquash said:
The suicide bomber was......
John Saxon, he played Roper in Enter the Dragon.
Was Roper the gambler? I had that odd feeling that he was familiar but couldn't place him. I also spotted Frank Gorshin (who has since died) in the scene with Tony Curtis - Frank was of course the only true Riddler.
The Gman said:Is that the one where H has to travel to New York? I didn't realise the significance of setting up the NY scene when I first saw that episode and, whilst Sinise is nowhere near the William Peterson genius of Grissom, he leaves Caruso looking.... um .... "lame"???
It was really good last night. Gary Sinise is guest staring in CSI Miami next Tuesday night.
NY is strong in many respects, love Stella and Danny's sailing close-to-the-wind-antics is fab!
As far as Miami, I have heard on good authority that the last of the next Miami series that we'll get in Blighty is a right tear-jerker/stunner. I almost don't want to see it as one of my fave characters is "in trouble" - to say the least!
Enough hints.
What great TV all round
Tarantino's special guests were great. If you ever want a facelift, don't go to Curtis' specialist

srebbe64 said:Well it's so good it's GOT to be repeated, but anyway you can be sure it'll be out on DVD pretty soon too.
Does anyone know if and when it will be repeated?
[
mode] Btw, back to the Tarantula's work - did anyone else think that it was "Paul Millander" coming back for another one????
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