David Caruso's overacting aside, season 2 of CSI: Miami was pretty decent. The cases and the evidence were still in the realm of real possibility, even if Horatio Caine's omniscience gets a little irritating after a while. Emily Proctor and Adam Rodriguez are good for some lighter moments, which are desperately needed to balance out the black hole that is Caruso's ultra-serious acting.

The introduction of several continuing plotlines, most of which revolve around Horatio's dead brother, adds a nice undertone that give a story that carries throughout the show, which is much more episode-based than its predecessor.

I almost never watch TV Series these years, but thanks to JetBlue and a cross-country consulting contract, I've watched back-to-back-to-back episodes of this show on Direct TV. I'd probably have never watched it otherwise, but, with that said, this is a great show!

This brand of drama-meets-beach combined with clever investigative twists, and the latest technology (kudos to Chai Fong!), combined with the "no deals" boss at the top makes this series eerily like a 21st century Hawaii-Five-O!

I was a 5-0 junkie and now CSI: Miami's got me hooked for many of the same qualities!

Believe it or not, this was the first season I bought of this series, don't ask me why.

I liked CSI: Miami when it first came on, but this season really stood out. So much so that when I got the DVD I finished the season in 3 days. So, naturally I had to buy seasons 1 & 3, then 4.

This is one stand-out series.

Started out with just csi, then my daughter Linda told my husband and I about the Miami series, watched it and became hooked. Iam now a real fan of all the csi's. I am partial to the new york one. But I still love miami too.

This set was one of my daughter's birthday presents. I was sweating the arrival time of the package....much to my relief, the order arrived in no time!!