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C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation - The Complete Seventh Season
Studio : Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
by Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
Brand : PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Release Date : 2007-11-20
Publisher : Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 7
EAN : 0097368509245
UPC : 097368509245
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 29 reviews)
List Price : $89.99
Our Price : $36.98
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Product Description |
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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is a fast-paced drama about a passionate team of forensic investigators trained to solve crimes the old-fashioned way - by examining the evidence. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is on the case 24-7 scouring the scene collecting the irrefutable evidence and finding the missing pieces that will solve the mystery.System Requirements:TRT: 1045 Mins. Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS UPC: 097368509245 Manufacturer No: 850924 |
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Americancivilwar.com |
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The seventh season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is as solid as any of the series' previous years. The stories are strong, the actors share potent chemistry, and the characters are believable because they are flawed human beings. This year, CSI delves into the complicated romance between head investigator Gil Grissom (William Petersen) and his underling Sara Sidle (Jorga Fox). The two are reticent to let their colleagues in on their relationship, and the season finale offers a gasp-inducing prospect of their future together. Earlier on, though, there's even a bit of a triangle when Sara learns about Gil's prior romance with dominatrix Lady Heather (Melinda Clarke). The normally steely Catherine Willows (Marg Helgenberger) faces her own dilemmas when she wakes up in a motel room, unsure if she has been sexually assaulted. And fellow CSI Greg Sanders (Eric Szmanda) finds himself the victim of a gang beating after he witnesses a brutal attack. In a nice homage to the Who--whose song "Who Are You" serves as the theme song for the series--singer Roger Daltrey makes a guest appearance in an episode called "Living Legend." Daltrey portrays a man who may or may not be responsible for a series of modern-day murders--even though he reportedly had died in the 1970s. The Who frontman, who has some acting credits under his belt, is perfect playing an enigmatic (and possibly crazy) man who is never quite what he seems. Throughout the season, Grissom and Co. are plagued by a serial killer who taunts the CSIs with clues left at the scene of the crime, whose calling card is a series of painstaking miniatures replicating his atrocities. The season finale deals with the Miniature Killer going after one of the CSIs. Whether the investigator lives or dies won't be known until the eighth season, but it's a breathtaking finale befitting this quality drama. --Jae-Ha Kim |
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Less scientific |
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What made CSI very special in my view was the scientific analysis of the evidence, which is almost absent from this 7th season. Without it, this is just another police and crime series. I keep watching it with pleasure because the stories are good, but something is missing. |
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best yet |
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i am a big cis fan and have found the 7th season to be the best yet..great directors and story lines.. |
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CSI is the best! |
This particular season is excellent. I cant wait until season 8 lands on Americancivilwar.
CSI is far superior to the other CSI shows (New York & Miami). Season 7 ends with a bang and leaves you drooling for more, like every other season.
Great series, great acting, great stories!!! |
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CSI is the best |
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Every year CSI gets better. This is no exception. Willows is hot. She gets better with age. |
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what others follow |
There are various things going on with the people this time around. Whether its Gregg witnessing a gang beating and becoming a victim himself "Fannysmackin". Katherine having a little too much to drink and winding up in a motel and wakes to wonder whether she's been assaulted or not. It's a lot going on in other episodes as well with various issues. It goes without saying that you won't be bored anything or character in Season 7 of CSI as they continue to up their game and keep finding more interesting cases to tackle and underlying stories between the office as a whole.
After 7 seasons one would think that CSI would be slipping up or become complacent about its longevity. But that is so not the case especially with Season 7. Each episode has a little something different to it whether its "Lab Rats" where the other workers in the CSI office take a front seat to try and help Grissom solve the mystery behind the miniature killer. This is an ongoing arc throughout this Season and it requires all the characters help in piecing together exactly who's doing this and better yet why.
"Living Doll", it ends with a cliffhanger as Sarah has been kidnapped by the miniature killer leaving things wide open on what will actually happen to her will Grissom, Katherine and the others make it to her in time.
Some of my favorite episodes from this include:
"Built to Kill, Part 1"
"Fannysmackin"
"Living Legend"
"Lab Rats"
"Living Doll" the season ender with a big cliffhanger
The whole season is worth purchasing in any respect as in also includes Special Features-"Inside Built to Kill", "Miniature Murders", "Who Are You? Inside Living Legend", "Las Vegas: The Real Crime Solvers", "The Evolution of CSI: Season 7" and "Smoke and Mirrors: Directing Feature Television.
Excellent in all respects from the writers, storyline, actors/actresses, guest stars, lighting, various backgrounds and mainly the attention to detail. That everyone involved puts into this show on a daily basis, i'm impressed.
5 out of 5 stars |
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