The first time I watched an American criminal investigation drama, it was quite different from the classic Hong Kong drama.
1. The rhythm of the unit drama is very tight, and there can be as many as three cases in one episode; 2. The logic of the cases is relatively simple, which is much different from what I imagined. I thought this drama will have special techniques such as secret rooms. , the focus is not on reasoning motives but on rigorous forensic analysis to find evidence to overthrow lies, the atmosphere is more serious, and the presentation of corpses is more realistic, I don't care, I can still eat; 3. The life experience of the protagonists is not too much introduction , There are almost no emotional scenes and no extra memories. Unlike Hong Kong dramas that often laugh and joke and family disputes are dragged for half an episode, you will feel that every member of this CSI team is very majestic and temperament, especially them The aura of coming to a crime scene is really different from the police, and the way of walking and questioning is also cool.
Over time, I have gradually discovered the cuteness of everyone: Grissom, who likes bugs and roller coasters, is a bit sluggish in his relationship, and his eyes often have a deterrent force; I love watching Catherine, who is full of motherly love, complain about others, especially the dialogue with Grissom ;Sara often puts in too much personal emotion and looks very vulnerable, I like her accent very much; I don't have any feelings for Warrick, a good person who is reformed, always sad in his eyes, in good shape, doesn't seem to be angry; I thought he was a tough guy Nick is actually timid and honest, and is very infatuated with his old love. There are also supporting roles with their own characteristics, especially Greg, who is crazy and says weird things, the more cute he looks, especially when he is seen dancing with a woman's headgear and being caught by Grissom is a rare and funny scene in the play.
CSI detectives must face forensics in various complex situations, such as the scene of a bombing, arson, a road that rains suddenly, a criminal's cover-up, etc. Sometimes they also have to accept an outcome that cannot be changed by hard work, such as legal loopholes. The injustices such as the impunity of prisoners and the pressure from superiors to stop investigations are more realistic and intriguing than Hong Kong dramas, which are often rewarded for good and evil. Of course, it is also very heavy to watch.
The most impressive episodes of S1 are: The ending of E4 confirms that before the truth is found, it is not easy to tell the relevant personnel that the poor girl who was sexually assaulted by the animal father E7 The deceased who fell ill on the plane of E9 was beaten to death by everyone, and finally everyone was dissatisfied with five When the accomplice left An Ran, what Grissom said really brought tears to my eyes. The female corpse in the E11 freezer made me really feel that such a perverted killer really exists It's a pity that the revenge girl of E17 I think is the most exciting case of S1, with foreshadowing and reversal, connecting the two cases together. The girl was abducted at a young age and buried the root of her anti-social personality. Her adoptive father's enemy told her the truth to induce her to take revenge. After the incident, the girl pretended to have a split personality and pushed the crime to herself before the abduction. In order to survive, she tried to win Catherine's sympathy. After being seen through, her face changed instantly, and she changed her voice to play Catherine who turned and left. In the end, she used her biological parents who were willing to go bankrupt to bail her to escape successfully. The most helpless thing was that her biological parents were still willing to go to jail and did not want to disclose to the police the whereabouts of their own daughter, who had no feelings for them. The girl and her adoptive father's enemy flew away, which is really embarrassing. . Finally, I went back to see the girl's character analyzed by the psychologist, which is completely consistent with the truth. I have to say that the actor's interpretation of the girl's pitiful and terrifying freedom is really in place. E21's porphyria was an eye-opener for me.
I still feel that this drama is a bit too serious, and sometimes some English terms cannot be understood. when familiar. Hope to like it more later.
The person S1 hates most: the sheriff.
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