>>>>>The roles differ slightly or a lot too in different areas.
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>>>>And do they all wear makeup, tight short sleeve t shirts and have their hair swishing around attractively while leaning over the deceased and crime scene. Most of the CSI investigations should end with killer being described as a 25 year old model with good hair and prfessionally applied makeup.
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>>>>So unlike the boring real ones who wear boiler suits,hoods and dust masks.
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>>>Oh, you've watched CSI Miami too. That Emily Proctor... hubba hubba...
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>>She is something else, isn't she!
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>>I wonder why the ME has to turn up at the SOC wearing also impractical high heels and with her El Passos hanging out.
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>One of the reasons why I like shows like 'The Mentalist', 'Life' and 'Eleventh Hour' is that these shows have female characters that spend a lot of time standing, or walking on less than optimal surfaces, or (oh my gosh) chasing bad guys and they are wearing shoes that will survive such activities. Not to mention allows the people to survive such activities.
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>Don't get me wrong, I like 'CSI' and 'CSI:New York' but just shake my head in disgust when these women show up in spike heels and 'cockroach killer' toes to work the scene.

Not to mention more cleavage than a day at an abattoir!

> Personally, I would just purely LOVE to see a female character stop and pull out some tennis shoes or something like that, pull off the spikes and put them on BEFORE they go stomping around. Besides, do you REALLY want to get blood on those Jimmy Choo's?

Well we don't get those series, afaik, but I agree with you. I'm sure most REAL CSIs would wear stout working boots. Mind you, Emily Proctor would always be below the camera if she did :-)