CSI Blackburn - the pilot episode

The Crime is discovered: Somebun has been digging in Humum's flowerpots!



The crack(ed) forensic team sweep the area for clues:



Dougal: 'Excuse me, old son - I think you may be sitting on a clue':



Taffy: 'Oh, how embarrasing. I appear to have a clue stuck to my bottom '



Taffy: 'You know, some lunch might help the progress of this investigation'



All: 'nomnomnomnom' and Graham: 'Hang about lads, some paparrazi is taking pictures of your bottoms!'



Right, we're rabbits with a short attention span and full tummies, so it must be time to reveal the results of our investigation...


It wasn't Poirot:



It wasn't Reggie:



It wasn't Ronnie:



It wasn't Dougal:



It wasn't Graham:



It certainly wasn't Mrs D (the very thought!):




Father Jack!: 'All right, all right, you've got me bang to rights. I admit, I dug in the flowerpots. Now, please, lock me up in solitary. Away from all these kids!'



Father Jack: 'Yep, a few hours in here on my own will do me nicely '

You are all so yummy!

I don't blame you at all Father Jack. I understand that in some countries that it is common place for dads to commit crime so they can escape their brood.

Great photos! And what an attractive lot you are. How many of you are there in total?

Awesome pics! I especially like the second one

so funny

hehe how gorgeous this made me smile

icedancer wrote:How many of you are there in total?

There are nine in The Colony - all pictured above, including camera-shy Smudge who is second from left in the second photo.

Father Jack (Daddy), Mrs Doyle (Mummy), Poirot, Graham, Smudge, Ronnie, Reggie, Dougal and Taffy.


Here's a better picture of Smudge in all his handsomeness, alongside Ronnie (or is it Reggie? ):




Me and Rosie live separately in The Swiss Chalet. Mainly because Rosie is a 'character'

How old are they all now? that is a lot of boys all together!

Ronnie, Reggie, Graham and Poirot are girls

Mummy and Daddy are 20 months or so, the rest are 8 or 9 months. They're offspring from two litters and all neutered. They have always lived together and get on fine apart from a bit of a rocky patch when a group of five went in for neutering and Humum had to do a bit of re-bonding afterwards. They have a huge shed with lots of levels, and whenever any of them want some peace they go up into the 'attic' - they also have free run of part of the garden, with a cat-flap into the shed.

Humum does keep a careful eye on them to make sure nobody gets bullied. There is the occasional bit of fur-pulling, but then you're equally likely to see them asleep together in a huge pile in a patch of sun

With names like Graham and Poirot I can't think why I didn't realise they were girls!

It took a bit of sorting out when they went in for neutering, I can tell you

Graham and Poirot were named a tad prematurely - in fact, they started out as nicknames, but stuck.

Ronnie and Reggie were also nicknames as they look so alike and are so mischeivous - but they couldn't possibly be called anything else!

What a wonderful bunch!

I could spend hours watching their antics....how do you get anything done?

Far too gorgeous for words.

I have spotted a few weak points in your pilot;

1. nobody wrote anything on a bit of glass propped up in the middle of the garden.

2. there wasn't a board with photos of all the suspects on and joined together with lines.

3. there was no flash touchscreen cod analysis of the minutiae of the evidence.

4. you'll have to recast so that the villain is one of those dastardly Netherland dwarfs.

They are a gorgeous bunch

That made me chuckle

Omg how fantastic are those photos

I especially loved the detective piccy and the shot of their bums

It must be amazing to have so many buns in a group, i wouldnt get anything done for watching them

Scrummy

Katieb wrote:I could spend hours watching their antics....how do you get anything done?

Well, at this time of year, apart from an hour or so in the morning and evening they mostly sleep. In summer Humum sits for ages in the bedroom window, watching them when they don't realise they are being watched - they can be quite entertaining

cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:I have spotted a few weak points in your pilot;
1. nobody wrote anything on a bit of glass propped up in the middle of the garden.
2. there wasn't a board with photos of all the suspects on and joined together with lines.
3. there was no flash touchscreen cod analysis of the minutiae of the evidence.
4. you'll have to recast so that the villain is one of those dastardly Netherland dwarfs.

1) We were on a budget. Most of it went on lunch
2) We had the board but Ronnie chewed the crayons then Graham buried them
3) We're not allowed fish
4) Keep it under your hat, but we're thinking of approaching DaisyB if the series gets commissioned

this is brilliant you will have to do them more often.

What gorgeous rabbits you have all of them they are stunning!

* Blackburn...good old Lancashire*

I just almost pee'd myself laughing.

since Daisy spent yesterday making a hole in my living room rug, Ill send him up there FOC!

Katieb wrote:I just almost pee'd myself laughing.

since Daisy spent yesterday making a hole in my living room rug, Ill send him up there FOC!

You can use his wages on a new rug!

The CSI team will never catch him......he is a criminal mastermind....I still have no absolute proof it was him that ruined the rug.....only my suspicions.

And how grumpy does Father Jack look in the photo where he got caught!!

Ha ha this is just brilliant. Really had me giggling. They are all such beautiful bunnies too x x x x Can we have some more dramas played out by your gang please?!?!?!?!?

brilliant picis and hope to see some more cases solved by your csi team
your bunnies are gorgeous

That is soo funny Lovely pics too