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marionravenwood

Sherlock Holmes and CSI

Mar 16, 2007 03:32

This is mainly for foxestacado and blackcurrant, since I know they're fans.

I just watched an old CSI episode about a murder within Holmes fandom. It reminded me a lot of Laurie R. King's Art of Detection , although the show was much simpler. Nothing earth-shattering, but it was kind of fun.

It's on youtube here if anyone wants to watch it. (Hey, I didn't put it

sherlock holmes, csi

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foxestacado March 16 2007, 08:19:09 UTC

Which one is Art of Detection again? Is it a Kate Martinelli one or a standalone novel?

I'll watch the CSI episode this weekend, which'll help me procrastinate from studying early Romantic literature :D

marionravenwood March 16 2007, 08:48:51 UTC

Art of Detection is a Kate Martinelli book.

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marionravenwood March 17 2007, 05:59:43 UTC

There's sort of a theme on CSI where every now and then the team will have to deal with a group of (for want of a better word) freaks. Furries or transvestites or competitive Scrabble players or little people or (in this case) Holmesians. I really like those episodes. I like the empathy between Grissom and whoever they are, since he's only a bit more functional than they are.