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Thursday's show was one of those episodes I enjoyed, but I'm not sure why.

Maybe it was because it kept me guessing; I never did figure out what was happening in the two scenarios, one of which didn't end up being a crime scene.

Readers, I'm going to need your help on this one.

I still don't think I followed this last episode so well. The wrap-up from the wife made it clear (somewhat), but wasn't there a third person?

And weren't there a couple pets named Gareth as well as a person?

The Super Bowl was better than I expected. Let's not take anything away from the Cardinals; they played their hearts out. It was a much better match-up than I expected, especially since I didn't think Arizona's defense could keep up with the Steelers' O. Congrats to the Steelers.

• Did you notice that even the "CSI send-up of "American Idol" ("Overnight Sensation") had the neon blue color scheme to it? • "I can't take this!" Boo-hoo, you crybaby. Get off the stage.

This episode lived up to and blew away my expectations. Grissom, who? (Just kidding!) Seriously though, "CSI" won't miss a beat with Laurence Fishburne as Dr. Ray Langston.

I’m going to try something a little different with this blog; I’m just going to give random scenarios or quotes from tonight’s episode with a very brief response or question in a bullet format.