mathmaniac I enjoyed both seasons of 'CSI: Cyber.' I worked in programming, I know the sloppy mistakes that slip through the lack of security in a company - and I know that this is boring, boring, boring! 'CSI: Cyber' accomplished taking an intriguing area of crime, called Cyber Crime, and making it interesting by focusing on not only the crimes but the people who work in the field of cyber crime detection and the victims. What is so surprising is that this series was inspired by the character of a true life worker fighting cyber crime. Dr. Mary Aiken is an Irish cyber psychologist who blends the field of behavioral psychology with detection of cyber crime. To me, she is not unlike, in her appearance, a somewhat youthful Patricia Arquette!The infant abductions in the first episode are taken from the real life case of these in Houston. I vaguely remember that Aiken consulted on that case. I know she consulted on this series, and shared ideas for the plots. This stuff is serious. As serious as it is, it is something you learn to appreciate. Then you just want to learn about it. A television show that gives you information? Makes it so much more palatable. I have both seasons of the series. Now, my appetite is whetted, helped by my husband's constant warnings that our data can be hacked - until now, I have not paid him much attention. Now, I'm watching 'Outlaw Tech' which is about cyber crime but lacks all the plot and actors of 'CSI: Cyber.' It's more of a documentary type series. Fascinating. Every episode so far would make a fine series (not an episode, a series!) and it is tech, tech, and more tech!

Taylor Kingston I loved this show. I really did. I'm so mad that it got cancelled. James Van Deer Beek just can't seem to catch a break since Dawson's Creek. I mean, Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23 got cancelled, and now this? You'd think a CSI franchise would last more than two seasons. Oh well. At least I still have a few episodes left to watch. And then Ted Danson, I know he's done a lot, but this show should've kept going. I'm surprised, especially with how tech-based the world is, you'd think the show be super popular.This series is about the Cyber division of CSI. Revolving around Special Agent Avery Ryan, and her team, they solve cyber-based crimes for the FBI. Fun fact: CSI: Cyber was the last remaining CSI series, before it was cancelled.Fun fact: Ted Danson was the first character to be a featured in two different CSIs (CSI, and CSI: Cyber)Overall, I give this episode a 7 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Great.

Daniyal Waseem DB Russel: I love the character but dude the term Diebenkorn is comprised of two word Dieben and Korn so in short it should be DK not DB sure German is not your language, but a mainstream show like this should have someone there especially if they wanna use foreign names without being an ass.By the way FBI officials do not introduce themselves to civilians by saying their ranks... I am Deputy Director Avary.. Or i am Assistant Deputy Director Avery.. guys those ranks matter in your office, its common sense.I cannot understand that how come network spend so much money on cast, locations, tech, and shooting but pays no attention on the details.And please don't even get me started on the subject of Internet, the show is full of flaws.

mjonlobrovich While this show had been good to me for many years, and would make a good show to marathon on Netflix, this show is simply trash police propaganda, as with all other shows such as this. I will never watch this show, or any show like this, again. While at one time it was good to me and good for me, it's plainly propaganda for the police and other hands of government that I want no part of. That negates anything else this show has to offer. This belongs in the trash and in the past, as do the rest of the shows like this. The amount of flat out wrong and fear mongering things in this show when it comes to the internet and modern technology is staggering.