"Victor" <NOvbuttaroSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Amazing stupid isn't it? Especially your second observation. I mean
> damn..all it takes it simple geometry to see that there is no way the
> bride could have been hit in the head as they described it.
>
> Either the writers are too stupid to have realized this. But then I
> question if CSI Miami even has writers. Or the producers think the
> audience is too stupid to notice.
>
> Worse part is that all it would have taken would have been a couple
lines
> explaining that perhaps something went wrong and the gun didn't lock
onto
> the the target (on the back of the chair) and the bride getting hit was
> dumb luck.
>
> But no they got to lay out this bullet path that doesn't work.
>
> As for your first comment; will you got to remember that CSI Miami uses
> Star Trek technology. (one time they placed an object on the desktop
near
> that "Minority Re****t" terminal and it was scanned!) So I guess it
should
> come as no surprise that a jewelery maker has access to nano technology.
> :)
>
>
> Victor
>
>
> Asher_N wrote:
>> OK, so I don't usually watch CSI:M. I was bored, first new show and
>> all...
>
>
>> 2 things struck me about this cartoon.
>
>> 1) how can you put a GPS receiver, a RF transmitter and a suitable
power
>> source in a veil and nobody notices??????
>
>> 2) how can a gun fired from ground level, aimed at a chair back 36-40
>> inches off the ground hit a target 15 feet before the target, and at
>> least 24-30 inches higher. Solve that and you've probably solved the
>> mistery of the JFK bulet.
I was all fired up to light up my keyboard after watching that POS that
p***** for a member of the CSI franchise. I waited for someone...anyone to
complain about the sheer idiocy of the writing, but it seemed to go
unnoticed all week. I thought...people finally realized that commenting on
this garbage is just a waste of time, so I let it go too. I watched it
because the DVR was automatically recording any non re-run and, let's face
it, the writers strike hasn't left us with a lot of alternatives. This
episode, however, was transcendent in its total disconnect with reality. I
read some newspaper article about a change in the writing staff for CSI-M
and all I could think was "this show has writers?" Random, grade school
students could put a more coherent, believable story together. Viewers
have
made CSI a very successful and lucrative property for CBS and this insult
is
how they're paid back.
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