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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Miami - Season 6 Part 1 [DVD] [2007]

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Miami - Season 6 Part 1 [DVD] [2007]
Directed by Sam Hill, Carey Meyer, Matt Earl Beesley, Gina Lamar, Karen Gaviola

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #616 in DVD
  • Released on: 2009-05-11
  • Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
  • Formats: Box set, PAL
  • Number of discs: 3
  • Running time: 500 minutes

Editorial Reviews

Synopsis
Fast-paced crime drama that follows the investigations of a cutting-edge forensics team based in the tropical climes of southern Florida. A spin-off of the hugely popular television series C.S.I. - CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, C.S.I. MIAMI places more emphasis on police work than science--sharing its parent show's penchant for grisly crime re-enactments--and boasts a flashier cinematographic style that befits its sun-kissed locale. Presented here is the first volume of episodes from the show's sixth series.

Customer Reviews

Much better then last few seasons!5
Season 6 is much better then 4 and 5!! The last two seasons were just about gangs and guns... Season 6 has much better storys and ideas!

CSI goes wild.4
CSI Miami's outlandish action sequences and chessy one liners can be annoying, but if you can ignore this, Season 6 Part one is good.
The lonely head CSI gets a son and Tripp gets promoted; these two things help make CSI even better by exploring these characters further whilst also allowing the other characters to flourish.
The DVD's itself are well set out and the one documentary quite interesting; it could of done with more then one commentary though.

CSI:MIAMI - 6.13
Lets face it: CSI:MIAMI has been going steadily down hill since it began in 2002, and although there are some truly great episodes, Season 6 continues that steady decline. Horatio becomes more predictable ('Smart Comment', on with the glasses). The picture brightness becomes more intolerable. And the countless split-screens are getting more annoying by the episode.

Talking about these first 12 episodes, there are some great ones as usual (such as premiere 'Dangerous Son', the return of the deceased Speedle-don't ask!-in 'Bang Bang, Your Debt', and 'Guerrilas in the Mist')

Also I thought the story with Horatio having a son was quite enjoyable.

Overall, a worthwhile show and DVD purchase.