So, I've been making my way through the episodes, listening to what worked and what didn't, and making a list of sound clips for a promo I'm putting together.  In this episode, Keith reviewed L&O: CI and I just read in Entertainment Weekly that NBC is gearing up for another addition to the franchise with L&O: LA.  They must be desperate for content at ten now that Leno's saying bye bye.

I very much appreciated Keith's review of the annotated Sherlock Holmes stories, and I may end up getting them at some point.  But the volume on Keith's voice lept dropping out (as someone else noted) making it hard to hear sometimes.

...after I record this review, but before it goes live, USA finally airs what was obviously supposed to be the season opener of CI, which actually showed Goren dealing with the fallout of last season's finale. Not in any great depth, but still....

My review might have been less harsh if they'd actually shown the first episode, y'know, first. Sigh.

(Oh, and In Plain Sight kicked seventeen kinds of ass this past Sunday, with Richard Schiff as a rabbi who finds people.)

It wasn't a bad episode, but between Keith's volume dipping in and out and his constant interuptions of others or cutting them off altogether when they were making a point, it made the episode a little difficult to listen.