Comments on: CBS’ ‘CSI: Las Vegas’ season 15, episode 4 review: Bella Thorne, witches and chemistry https://cartermatt.com/136992/cbs-csi-las-vegas-season-15-episode-4-review-bella-thorne-witches-and-chemistry/ TV News, Interviews, and Reviews Fri, 03 Feb 2023 22:50:13 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Phyllis Holmes https://cartermatt.com/136992/cbs-csi-las-vegas-season-15-episode-4-review-bella-thorne-witches-and-chemistry/#comment-139548 Mon, 20 Oct 2014 15:26:00 +0000 http://cartermatt.com/?p=136992#comment-139548 I found the “deadly virus” episode disturbing. Life imitating art, or vice versus. With the Ebola scare I wonder at the timing of airing it at all. Love CSI, NCIS, the genre.

]]> By: blixt https://cartermatt.com/136992/cbs-csi-las-vegas-season-15-episode-4-review-bella-thorne-witches-and-chemistry/#comment-139537 Mon, 20 Oct 2014 06:31:00 +0000 http://cartermatt.com/?p=136992#comment-139537 I’m fine with the lack of movement on the over arc of the Gig Harbor killer. Thrilled as I am for a new ongoing villain, like the Miniature killer and Nate Haskell, those things are far less impactful when the writers insist on shoving them down your throat every single episode. Something CSI has never done, and shouldn’t start doing.

Thus far, season fifteen is turning out well for me. Though next episode looks like another scare for who might die… Just had one last week with the virus take off. I enjoyed it after I knew everything was okay, but I can’t take one every single week. CSI’s really the only thing on TV I still care about enough to follow; PLEASE don’t mess it up, right as it’s getting back to its pre-Danson-and-Shue level of enjoyability.

]]>