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C.S.I. Miami - The Sixth Season 
Actors : David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Khandi Alexander, Elizabeth Berkley
Studio : Paramount
by Paramount
Release Date : 2008-09-09
Publisher : Paramount
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 6
EAN : 0097368921542
UPC : 097368921542
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 15 reviews)
List Price : $79.99
Our Price : $32.98
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C.S.I. Miami |
The best yet it keeps getting better and better all the time. I liked La Vegas then it went kinda weird, and I started watching Miama and it is awesome they sometimes go outside the box.
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They did it again |
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The best season in the series yet. David Caruso is making his mark on the world with this show. |
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CSI Miami Season 6 |
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This is one of the greatest seasons. I LOVE all the characters and they all have such a chemistry that it would be so sad if any of them left. In this season there are issues with characters leaving so I am hopeful that it will correct itself in Season 7. I HIGHLY recommend this series. |
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should be renamed CSI: Horatio Caine |
I love CSI: Miami, I love the characters, the interesting and original crimes and the setting; but the last two seasons have really made Miami become my least favorite of the CSI franchise.
I know each show has to have it's main hero, but COME ON THERE ARE 5 TO 6 OTHER MAIN CAST HERE! In season 6 particular the rest of the main cast was so very under used in order to give; yet again; more drama and focus on Mr. Caine.
What about giving us more info on Calliegh's on again off again relationship with Berkley, more screentime devoted to Alexx's disdain with her job which caused her to leave. Don't just make one episode about that and have her leave at the end, talk about a major cope out!! what about the distrust that had grown between Wolfe and Natalia completely dropped as if nothing ever happened. (oh wait, there was one 5 second exchange at the driving range...sorry) How about actually giving Tripp some story line. "i got promoted and had to serve some time back on the beat for 3 episodes" then thrown into a background character. and, let's have more than 5 minutes given to Eric's struggle with his head injury.
I still enjoyed the 6th season of Miami, but what was the point of the rest of the cast being in the show. NY and regular are great in giving every character ample screen time to play out decent character growth, yet the most popular of the 3 can't get over their iconic leading man.
If focusing mostly on Horatio continues, I may just stop watching the show all together. come on CBS, let's give the cast something to do other than look good and solve a murder. Give Horatio a vacation to just be the boss of the lab and give Calleigh a season long story arc.
Oh, and the creation of Kyle Harman, that's digging the bottom of the barrel. Next thing you know Horatio use to be a woman and his ex husband will come back to get revenge for stealing the Colonel's secret recipe. |
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Stilted dialogue and wooden acting. |
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Maybe I am being too harsh. Maybe I am unknowingly comparing this series to the Las Vegas series. Whatever it is, this season of CSI: Miami is missing something. The acting seems so forced and over the top (more than usual). Khandi Alexander's character has been annoying since the inception, but she is just wacked out this season. And I don't know if it's the writing, but it is as if the characters do not even listen to the dialogue of the other characters; they just kind of randomly come out with non sequiters (sp?) or something that has nothing to do with what was said before. It's as if they are all in a daze. Maybe it's always been like this and I just didn't notice, but I don't think so. What I really think is that this is a show about to 'Jump the Shark', or has done so, but we just haven't realized it yet. I guess we just need to see Horatio Caine waterski jumping a pool of sharks while adjusting the sunglasses on his face. |
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