CSI:Grissom's Goodbye.
By babyangie27
@babyangie27 (5176)
United States
January 15, 2009 9:28pm CST
If you haven't seen it you might not want to look.
I will say that despite how angry I was that he was leaving,I think his farewell was a good one. I love the show and I beleive even with him gone I will still enjoy it.
L.F. is not as bad as I thought,he is mild manmored in this role which makes him a bit mroe easy to like. I loved the ending. I was crying but what surprised me was I wasn't crying tears of sadness,rather of joy.
What did you think?
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@Nicola31245 (17)
• Canada
16 Jan 09
I liked how they handled it. He went to Sara's arms, which was perfect. They also let him live which means if he should get a yen to be Grissom again the door is always open. Him and LF together was amazing.
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@babyangie27 (5176)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I see many sparks flying with L.F. being there but it spices things up a bit. We may see Gris and Sarah again maybe for a wedding? Who knows. Kudos to everyone for keeping the ending a secret.
@LadyWinter (195)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I kept thinking she would be like out in the parking lot to pick him up...but I much prefer that he went to her and you could tell how surprised and thrilled she was to see him.
And you could tell from the place where they are that he would love it there...all the bugs lol.
Now we will see what Laurence is made of. I think if he continues the way he is it will be interesting. I wonder about his dynamics with Brass as in the last episode Brass didnt seem to really care for him in my opinion...he kept telling him it was a need to know basis but Grissom brought him in anyway.
I also really loved Catherines wink at Grissom and what Nick said. All and all it was really well done in my opinion.
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@babyangie27 (5176)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I wondered if Sarah or even Lady Heather would be somewhere waiting for him. But to have it be Sarah and for him to surprise her that way was so awesome! I swear even though he is gone CSI did it right.
@terri0824 (4991)
• United States
20 Jan 09
Oh darn, I missed it. I guess I will have to catch it on a rerun. I do like CSI, but don't always follow it. It will be interesting to see how they play it out without Grissom on there now.
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@spalladino (17891)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I hated to see Grissom go but at least they lead him to Sara in the end and didn't add to my disappointment by continuing to keep those two apart. So, now we can imagine Gil and Sara living happily together in the rain forest...her taking pictures of monkeys and him examining interesting bugs. Whatta match!! 
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@babyangie27 (5176)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I really thought I would stop watching CSI after this,but I love the way last night went. If they would have just shown Grissom leaving the CSI and not him meting up with Sarah then I think I would have hung up my fan hat.
@youngsweetheart (772)
• United States
16 Jan 09
I was pleased with how his departure was handled, although I was certainly sad to see him go.
The best line was when - Hodges, I think? - said "The bad guys will win more if we don't have you." It was well delivered, and funny, and probably true.
And HUGE kudos to CBS and the people at CSI for keeping Jorja Fox's appearance under wraps. Reminiscient of Carol Hathaway leaving County General and meeting up with George Clooney - I was surprised and happy that Sarah and Gil get their happy ending, and impressed that I didn't already know she was going to show up.
@babyangie27 (5176)
• United States
16 Jan 09
Yes Hodges was the one that delivered that line. I was really surprised at how the coroner's assitant handled the complament Gris gave him. It is funny how something so small could upset someone. Nick was very upset but I loved the proud look Grissom had on his face at the end while watching Nick search a car. He was like a father to all of them in a way.
