Re: unlikely CSI locations...

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 "Marie" <marie4547@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> <blakgard@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> > On Dec 26, 11:55 am, Tony Harding <ToH...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> John Lovin wrote:
> >> > CSI: Des Moines
> >>
> >> > CSI: Montpelier
> >>
> >> > CSI: Hooterville
> >>
> >> > CSI: Gilligan's Island
> >>
> >> Great idea - fictitious places!
> >
> > I second that!
> >
> > I'm really liking that CSI: Hooterville idea. Instead of a big-city
> > lawyer coming to live in a small town, like in Green Acres, have it be
> > a CSI on a sabbatical, who gets dragged into helping solve a crime,
> > which all of the yokels do their best to screw up (either
> > intentionally or not).
> >
> > That's how to take CSI to the next level--comedy!
> >
> >> CSI: Sesame St (lots of possibilities there!)
> >
> > What great fun for the kiddies...
> >
> > Cookie Monster: "C is for Cadaver. That's good enough for me..."
> > The Count: "1... 2... 3... 4... bullet casings! Ah ah ah ah!"
> > *lightning and thunder*
> >
> > Um, maybe not.
> 
> Too funny with the Sesame Street songs! LOL!!
> I do think a rural setting would/could be interesting though.
> 
> Me Marie 

They are halfway there in CSI:NY with the girl from Montana or North 
Dakota or wherever. Send her back home with all the big-city skills she 
learned and turn her loose on the horse thieves and cattle rustlers. She 
could even bring along her potential love interest partner to add a 
"city slicker in the sticks" angle.

Bruce in Blacksburg