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After thousands of episodes and 15 years... yesterday CSI ended.
What I got out of the two-hours tv-movie?
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But, yeah... it's been a good 15 years.  And there are things I will always love and treasure, like the short stunt of Liev Schreiber as CSI Michael Keppler back in 2007-2008 for four memorable episodes. 




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 Just wondering... has anyone seen it? Because, maybe it's because I've grown up with James Van Der Beek's Dawson's Creek, but I'm pretty sure I'm half-way in love with the show.
(And yeah, I'm loving it more than the othre two spoin-offshows of the franchise, NY and Miami.)

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 Tecnically, CBS hasn't confirmed it yet, but with the 15th seasons finished already, and no new order for 16th season yet- and also few actors already moving to other projects without thier characters having been written off- it's almost positivie that there will be not a new season of CSI.
i used to be an avid watcher during the first few years, then I suddenly got angry at Grissom and left for a couple of seasons. I also didn't watch it a lot when Fishburn was the boss, as I didn't appreciated too much his character- there was a lot to be said about the actors' acting, especially the ones who were more famous. For example, I always looked twice at Senise in CSI New York, because his acting was definitely not stellar (and not worth an Oscar winner).
Then... I returned to the show. I' ve been watching it non stop since season 11 again (because I loved Elizabeth Shue's Finn, and because I adored Tedd Danson, and Sara was back full time...), and well... it's  a little hearth-breaking knowing that next year two of my shows - CSI and The Mentalist, finishing its 7 seasons run this evening-will not be around any longer. (3 if we count Melissa and Joey).
So... yeah. I'll miss you guys.
(And I'll also miss not having few answers. Such as: Were Nick and Sara into a romantic relationship? Is Finn gonna wake up from the coma? Will Morgan date Greg Sanders or Hodgins?)

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Yep. New Seasons started in the last few days, so....

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an old thing I borrowed a loong time ago from Troman, recicled in  a creative way...
the questions:
1. The first character I fell in love with
2. The character I never expected to love as much as I do now
3. The character everyone else loves that I don't
4. The character I love that everyone else hates
5. The character I used to love but don't any longer
6. The character I would shag anytime
7. The character I'd want to be like
8. The character I'd slap
9. A pairing that I love
10. A pairing that I despise
the answers:

(Mentalist and Doctor who: look under the meme tag)


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Title: Twelve years and counting

Author: Little Firestar

Fandom: CSI-Crime Scene Investigation

Characters: Greg Sanders; Sara Sidle. Hints of Sara/Grissom.

Genres: Hurt/comfort; friendship; hints of one-sided romance.

Rating: K+

Word Count: 1885

Summary: "12 years, and he still was that 20 something lab rat who fell head over heels in love with the newcomer. All that had happened to both of

them, and he still loved her like that first day. He felt like an idiot, but

when they parted, he looked at her retreating form, smiling and shaking his head in disbelief. Maybe he wasn't an idiot, but just a dreamer." Flash-Tag to

13.15, spoilers for the episode.


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Title: A chance encounter

Author: Little Firestar

Fandom: NCIS/The Mentalist

Characters: NCIS ensemble; Lisbon/Jane.

Genres: Hurt/comfort; friendship.

Rating: K

Word Count: 890

Summary: "Trust Jane to make a messy cross-jurisdictional, cross-agency even messier. The idiot had kept making suggestive remarks about a

relationship between Agents DiNozzo and David, and then he had started talking about what he had defined as "Gibb's rules of engagement", claiming

that Gibbs himself had never been able to follow them, just to move then into private territory and explain him why he was a serial divorced. Poor McGee

was the only one who had been spared-until that very moment.

Note:written for, and because of, lothiriel84. She knows what I mean.

link here