CSI: New york Exit Strategy

CSI: New york Exit Strategy – The opening was like a dream sequence filmed, and it illicited a sense humor. Mac managed to have his life long after the drop of a suspect on him, and the weapon used miraculously jammed. The escape from death prompted Mac to open the one remaining unresolved cases on his desk again, and in true CSI: NY Fashion Mac reached his goal.

There were so many brave moments, the simple summation. A look, a glance was to strengthen the way to the sound of what Mac felt as he trudged forward on this case all made for excellent narrative. I’ve always been a fan of Mac, and this story had me completely invested in the outcome.

Jo used to their super power to read people well, except in one case. She said she knew Mac pretty well, and while they may be the foundation of his character down I do not quite believe she knows him well. The character has not really long enough to have been so. Except that the way Jo was able to open the suspect get girlfriend is an excellent example of how the character can still qualified and credible was.

The dynamics between Wes, one of the robbers, and Olivia, the young girl he was abducted very moving. It’s hard to say exactly why Wes Olivia kept with him for so long but it was nice to see that it was good to her. I’m still a little on when Wes was dying and said Olivia, she should not be sad, because they finally got to go home suffocated.

There was not much room for subplots, but in a few plans for the future of Danny’s scenes took shape. He took the sergeant exam, and he left. The promotion would probably mean that he would not get to work in the laboratory, it was a defining moment.

The banter between Danny and Lindsay was very amusing, even if Danny’s Pacino impersonation could use some work. It was a nice change from the heavier drama.

It’s a shame the rest of the cast have not yet had a few moments. Sheldon and Sid really only appeared in the final assembly. Flack was there for a good part of the case, but only meager support in the rolls. And poor Adam had basically a momentary sight gag.

I hope this is not the end of CSI: NY. I would have wanted a stronger season to end, and the proper farewell from the entire cast. However, if this is the end, it is can I live with one end. There’s not really any loose threads, only the melancholy wonder what might have come next.