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I too was pretty freaked out at the ending of this episode, but calm down! David Caruso isn't going anywhere. I think he learned his lesson about killing the goose that lays the golden egg on NYPD Blue. Of course they want us to think H is dead, that Wolf is behind it somehow, but you also know there is enough smoke and mirrors to throw us off the truth. Come the fall we will see that H faked his own shooting to save his son or he really was shot but will pull through, that Wolf really was getting a text that his car is finished in the shop or that they can proceed to complete H's plan for faking his death.

This isn't like CSI where Gary D was a liability to the show. David Caruso is the hottest thing in Miami and I don't think they are going to let him go any time soon.

CSI: Miami is by far the best of the 3 CSI shows and perhaps the best show on television. The photography is breathtaking, the cast is beautiful and the stories hold your interest.

I can't remember a TV show that uses split screen multiple images, combined with an ever changing sound track. When viewed on an HDTV with a good sound system, the product is impressive. With the subtle blues and greens from the water, combined with sweeping shots of the Miami skyline, and punctuated with fast cars and beautiful people - well, for free TV right from a set of rabbit ears, how can you top that?

The slow development of the characters and their personal lives - Calliegh's dad, Horatio's love life and his many painful losses, Wolfe's gambling, Natalis's very complicated past, Eric's unrequited love for Calleigh; yet, all these subplots never seem to overpower the story. The only character we seem to know nothing about is Alexx, the sexy M.D. Perhaps the show will take a turn in that direction.

CSI may have been born in Vegas, borrowed heavily from 80's extended music video drama "Miami Vice", but it has grown to adulthood in Miami. The writers, editors and photographers deserve an award - if for nothing else than Horatio's impeccable timing in his delivery of quips and comebacks.

I'm a crime drama fan from way back (Perry Mason in black and white), but CSI: Miami has taken the genre to entire new level. A level that is now the benchmark for quality television drama.

I love all the CSI shows, especially the original one, but Horatio drives me crazy. Why do they have to give him every stupid cliche ever known to mankind? I think the writing staff should rethink and reinvent Horatio, maybe give him yet another life altering event, although I will still watch no matter what, just because I love the show in general.

Houretio as his soul is like same name in Hamlet, is a most trusted person and he consider HUMAN's life the most.

the team players, each from different background shows american society and they do their job because this diversity is one of the value for HUMAN again.