C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation The Complete Sixth Season reviews

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Anonymous

Improper formatting

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I enjoy the episodes that I can watch. The second episode on each disk will not show the last 5 to 10 minutes. The third episode will not start and the fourth episode will not play without the writer's commentary. I can play every episode on my computer, but my family should not have to crowd around my 15 inch monitor to watch these shows.

I have the first 5 seasons and have no problems playing any of them. This season has glitches.

Anonymous

Las Vegas CSI

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I bought this for my Daughter for Christmas, now she has season 1-6. And she bought me Season 1-5. I guess it was a CSI Christmas. My daughter and I do not agree much on shows, but we both enjoy this show. Although I live in Las Vegas and most of the scenes are not shot in Vegas, I still enjoy the series.

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Jassta

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The plotlines seem to be getting ever more implausible although I guess that is par for the course for a show in its sixth season. The show itself remains one of my favorites and would rate 4-5 stars. The reason for the low rating is the lack of any subtitles on the boxset and Amazon's failure to make this clear from the product description. I would have expected that English for the hard of hearing would be a given and would certainly have enhanced not just my wife's enjoyment of the series as a non-native English speaker but also my own.

Anonymous

C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Sixth Season

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Haven't had an opportunity to watch this DVD yet but will shortly. Since I'm sure it will live up to all previous seasons, I'm looking forward to it. I'll be ready for season seven later this year.

Anonymous

Still good, but not as ground-breaking as before

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I agree with another reviewer that they are packing in many new characters. Personally, I like Sauders very much, and I'm glad to see him in the field, instead of cooped up in the lab. Sofia is another good character, although her "departure" was so little mentioned, it was odd hearing of her "return."

I don't care for what they're doing with Grissom and Sidle, however. In so many episodes he made it clear that he wasn't interested in her romantically. At the end of "Butterflied" he goes into quite a bit of detail as to WHY he can't be with her. He is still her supervisor, he writes her performance reviews, dictates her raises and (to some extent) controls her career. That's a relationship that usually prohibits any romantic connections! Ah, but this is television, not the real world....

This sudden capitulation to his emotions is hard to fathom. What changed to make him throw aside his reservations? Are we now to be burdened with seeing Grissom's "mid-life crisis?" He has always been portrayed as devoted to the truth, and in holding others to his high ethical standards. Now, suddenly, all bets are off and his own behavior is questionable, to say the least.

I think they've made a mistake in this plot line. We'll see where it goes, but if Ecklie gets wind of their affair, he could cause serious problems for them both! He's been itching to fire Sara for 3 years!

Anonymous

Problems Lurking?

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I found Season 6 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation to be subpar.

I think this season was marred by several problems.

First, it's becoming apparent that there are too many characters on the show. In recent seasons, Greg Sanders, Hodges, and Sophia have been added to the regular cast. This made this season's shows look more like exercises in stuffing as many characters into one episode as possible. I spent many times counting how many scenes Warrick had compared to Nick during this season.

Second, trying to fit all the actors into the show practically eliminated any character development this season.

Third, many of the episodes, especially the one about a cult, were not top-notch. They looked like a good first draft of a CSI episode but didn't have the complexity of the earlier cases.

Fourth, some of the episodes went for laughs and light-heartedness too often. The one exception is the wedding episode, which was absolutely hilarious.

All in all, I'd recommend the earlier seasons of CSI over this one.