On Jan 10, 1:56=A0am, "S. Smith" <sasmit...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Well, it's pretty obvious that both CSI: NY and CSI: Miami went
> > through a major style change in the Fall of 2005, where Season 2 of
> > CSI: NY and Season 4 of CSI: Miami started filming in much brighter
> > colors than the previous year, more exciting CSI lab sets were built,
> > and the characters were less "buttoned-up" (sometimes literally; e.g.
> > Mac stopped wearing ties in Season 2 of CSI: NY). =A0 Was the style
> > change good or bad for the shows? =A0 Curious to see what other people
> > think.
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> > -Frank
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> > P.S. =A0If you own the DVD box sets, check out an episode from Season
3
> > of CSI: Miami and compare it to that of Season 4, the visual
> > difference is night and day. =A0 Ditto with Seasons 1 and 2 of CSI:
> > NY. =A0 The original CSI has gone through style changes of its own
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> > the years, but they appear to be more subtle than its two spinoffs'.
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> I remember the early shows of CSI:NY seemed dirty, dark and gloomy. =A0I
> stopped watching it and later heard they wanted to brighten up the
shows.
> It is not my favortie CSI, but I do catch it occasionaly.
> S.S.
I felt the same way about early CSI: Miami, not so much that it was
dark and gloomy but that it was all about Delko getting wet and
dirty. When was the last time we saw Delko diving? Those scenes with
Delko looking for stuff underwater were boring. And Speed and Callie
didn't ever seem to do much except stand around. Now it seems that
everybody is ru****ng to get somewhere, that they need to get
everything processed before there's another victim. It's sillier but
it's definitely more entertaining.
Martin
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