All episodes of CSI have two storylines to switch back and from with. It's a standard formula for crime procedurals now.
I have to admit, the episode title was just about impossible to resist, though, and is quite amusing. :)
I'm still wondering why someone thought it'd make a good subject, considering that while the fandom may have a high freak factor, it has an extraordinarily low crime factor. Then again, the director and/or producer already admitted that their "research" was mostly limited to watching the MTV "Sex2K" segment, so that says a lot about the rest of their research.
If people balk at you after seeing this episode, tell them it's fiction, it's TV, it's not reality anyway. It's all written to make higher ratings to sell advertising, so it's going to be distorted in the extreme. If they still don't believe you, shrug and walk away. Being angrily defensive will only make them think they're right.
All episodes of CSI have two storylines to switch back and from with. It's a standard formula for crime procedurals now.
I have to admit, the episode title was just about impossible to resist, though, and is quite amusing. :)
I'm still wondering why someone thought it'd make a good subject, considering that while the fandom may have a high freak factor, it has an extraordinarily low crime factor. Then again, the director and/or producer already admitted that their "research" was mostly limited to watching the MTV "Sex2K" segment, so that says a lot about the rest of their research.
If people balk at you after seeing this episode, tell them it's fiction, it's TV, it's not reality anyway. It's all written to make higher ratings to sell advertising, so it's going to be distorted in the extreme. If they still don't believe you, shrug and walk away. Being angrily defensive will only make them think they're right.