What is the attraction between CSI and Monk?

During this time, the ATV international TV broadcast CSI at on Monday. Now it has been broadcast to the first season of the Miami series. I basically watched every episode and it feels great! In almost the same period of time, TVB next door is playing the third quarter of monk, and it is clear that it is necessary to compete with ATV.

I started watching Monk in the first season. There is nothing to say about the plot, but it's just Sherlock Holmes of the modern version. The key is the protagonist Monk. I think his character, or strange thoughts in his mind, is just like myself. Especially his almost nervous obsessive-compulsive behavior, I seem to occasionally do it :) later (04 ?) I started watching the introduction of CSI in ATV. Although similar to Monk, CSI focuses on discovering evidence. In other words, it is the only evidence School in detective novels. The plot of the suspect from which State was found too attractive to me by a plant seed sticking to the torn clothing at the crime scene. Monk is often used to solve the case by relying on the super-powerful reasoning ability of the protagonist. When the case is stuck, something can be deduced from the beginning to the end by someone's flaws.

Later, with extensive reports from various major media and entertainment editions, there were more people who knew CSI, and their viewings soared. As a result, when pearl TV broadcast Monk for the new season, it had to change its time to compete with the international TV station. This kind of behavior is shameless, so I have to give up one of them. After comparison, I still think CSI is more of a taste for me. Everything should be evidence-based, and be able to perceive the evidence in a complex environment. Observation is one of my daily hobbies, and can even be said to be special (haha ~). Sometimes, after watching a set of CSI, you will soon be whimsical, fantasizing about your future opportunity to become a criminal investigator or something, and show your skills as a case-solving probe ......