Season 8 Spoiler Discussion #2 - Spoiler Scene: Do Not Cross

[perlnoir]

CSI: NY - Episode 8.16 - Sláinte - Press Release



A WAVE OF BRUTALITY THREATENS A SMALL NEW YORK CITY COMMUNITY WHEN A BODY IS FOUND DISMEMBERED AND STRATEGICALLY LEFT OUT ON FOUR STREET CORNERS, ON “CSI: NY,” FRIDAY, APRIL 27

Molly Burnett (“Days of Our Lives”) Guest Stars as Molly Byrne, The Daughter of the Victim

CHEAT TWEET: “What has two arms, no legs, no body & no head? My crime scene.” – #DannyMesser #CSINY 4/27 9PM ET/PT http://bit.ly/HNvlMC

"Sláinte" — A wave of brutality threatens a small New York City community when a body is found dismembered and strategically left out on four street corners, on “CSI: NY,” Friday, April 27 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:
Gary Sinise (Det. Mac Taylor)
Sela Ward (Jo Danville)
Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer)
Hill Harper (Dr. Sheldon Hawkes)
Eddie Cahill (Det. Don Flack)
Anna Belknap (Lindsay Monroe Messer)
AJ Buckley (Adam Ross)
Robert Joy (Dr. Sid Hammerback)

GUEST CAST:
Megan Dodds (Christine Whitney)
James Shanklin (Michael Byrne)
Molly Burnett (Molly Byrne)
Billy Lush (Kieran Reilly)
Mickey Cassidy (Sean Murphy)
Christopher Gartin (Dan Coleman)
Ryan Happy (Bread Van Driver)
Jayk Gallagher (Bread Van Passenger)
Ariel Teal Toombs (Business Woman)
Kevin Vyce (Pedestrian)

WRITTEN BY: Sarah Byrd
DIRECTED BY: Christine Moore

source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2012/04/csi...nte-press.html

[nel2h]

Thanks Perl. I wish a nice Eastern!!!!!!

[ioanhoratio]

Originally Posted by PerfectAnomaly

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There's no question about it whether you like them as a couple or don't. Canon isn't up for debate. What people like and don't like about the relationship is always up for debate, but not what actually happened on the show.

I disagree. To say canon isn't up for debate seems very limited. I believe there is room for interpretation. For example, your contention that there was no evidence of a relationship between DL getting "jiggy with it" on the pool table and the night of Lucy's conception I feel is inaccurate. In the first episode of season 4 Lindsay puts a can of condom spray in Danny's pocket with a cheeky look and Danny acknowledges, in "Commuted Sentence" (I believe that's the name of the episode) when Lindsay pinches Danny's "love handles" it suggest a more intimate relationship than co-workers, when Lindsay tells Mac that Danny is out with the flu Mac tells Lindsay not to catch it--indicating he knew she would be going to spend time with him, when Ruben died Lindsay comes to find Danny and wants to fulfill the role of comforter, and I'm sure there are a few other incidents (I'm just working off memory here). They are admittedly subtle, but I'm fine with that. One of my biggest complaints with American television is that the shows tend to treat the viewers as "slow on the up take" and have to have everything spelled out.

Since they are more subtle I always acknowledge there is room for interpretation in the opposite direction, but that doesn't negate--in fact more proves--my point that to say canon is strictly one way or another is fallible.

But then again what do I know? I'm married with kids so my life is pretty boring (sorry, couldn't resist a little teasing ) and perhaps I spend too much time thinking about this stuff.

[Mac&Adam Fan]

Does anyone remember a spoiler where Mac was supposed to be dating a lab tech at first?

[PerfectAnomaly]

Originally Posted by ioanhoratio

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I disagree. To say canon isn't up for debate seems very limited. I believe there is room for interpretation. For example, your contention that there was no evidence of a relationship between DL getting "jiggy with it" on the pool table and the night of Lucy's conception I feel is inaccurate. In the first episode of season 4 Lindsay puts a can of condom spray in Danny's pocket with a cheeky look and Danny acknowledges, in "Commuted Sentence" (I believe that's the name of the episode) when Lindsay pinches Danny's "love handles" it suggest a more intimate relationship than co-workers, when Lindsay tells Mac that Danny is out with the flu Mac tells Lindsay not to catch it--indicating he knew she would be going to spend time with him, when Ruben died Lindsay comes to find Danny and wants to fulfill the role of comforter, and I'm sure there are a few other incidents (I'm just working off memory here). They are admittedly subtle, but I'm fine with that. One of my biggest complaints with American television is that the shows tend to treat the viewers as "slow on the up take" and have to have everything spelled out.

Since they are more subtle I always acknowledge there is room for interpretation in the opposite direction, but that doesn't negate--in fact more proves--my point that to say canon is strictly one way or another is fallible.

But then again what do I know? I'm married with kids so my life is pretty boring (sorry, couldn't resist a little teasing ) and perhaps I spend too much time thinking about this stuff.

Lindsay was flirty with Danny. That is canon. That they were in any type of relationship or dating is fanon. Lindsay came to the morgue, told Danny she heard about Ruben, Danny walked away and Lindsay told Mac, "I'm no good at this type of thing," or whatever she said. That is canon. That Lindsay tried to be a source of comfort for Danny after Ruben died is fanon. In fact, in her big monologue one of her big beefs with Danny was that he never came to her for comfort, not that she tried to comfort him and he refused said comfort.

Fanon may dictate how you watch and enjoy the show, but it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with what actually happened on the screen. PV and the rest of TPTB can tell me all they want that DL were always together, in love and exclusively seeing each other, destined to be together from the moment they laid eyes on each other because their true love was ordained by God, etc, but what actually happened on the show doesn't support that at all. Trying to shove that they are the show's "wholesome family" down people's throats doesn't ring true based on their canon history.

And yes, saying that DL is boring clearly means I think all married couples with children are boring. I think DL is boring and has no business detracting from a procedural crime drama. I loved Flack/Angell. I like Mac/Christine. While I don't watch the show for ships I don't find them all a waste of time either.

[Faylinn]

E! Online has a first look photo of Danny, Lindsay and Lucy from the finale.

[vegaslights]

Originally Posted by Faylinn

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E! Online has a first look photo of Danny, Lindsay and Lucy from the finale.

Oh good, I'm glad.

[PerfectAnomaly]

Originally Posted by Faylinn

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E! Online has a first look photo of Danny, Lindsay and Lucy from the finale.

Pretty sad that their idea of big, possible series finale news is the appearance of the spawn. Cute pic of the kid with Carmine and Anna though.

[Mac&Adam Fan]

Well, look at the bright side. At least she isn't 12.

But I do agree it is sad that we see her in what may be the series finale.

[MacsGirlMel]

Why no new ep next week? I though there weren't any more skips before the finale.

[GregNickRyanFan]

Originally Posted by MacsGirlMel

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Why no new ep next week? I though there weren't any more skips before the finale.

I was wondering that too. You would think tonight would be the repeat considering its Good Friday.

[Rena]

Wow, Lucy's much older now, like 4. At the final of S6 she was more like 2, I'd say.

What I thought to be odd is that they're referring to DLL as a "normal family doing normal things such as cooking dinner" though we see Danny and Lindsay at work night and day. I don't know much about the job conditions for parents in the United States but I always wonder how much they pay for a babysitter or nanny or one of these daycare mothers when they're out at a crime scene at night or work through shifts all night. It's like they're both on-call duty at the same time. Where's Lucy? At Grandma's palce? Neighbours next door?

[Faylinn]

It looks like CBS will air a concert next Friday.

The next episode of CSI:NY won't air until April 27 (after a repeat on April 20). Here's the schedule as it stands right now:

4/13 - not airing
4/20 - repeat of 8.03 "Cavallino Rampante"
4/27 - 8.16 "Sláinte"
5/04 - 8.17 "Unwrapped"
5/11 - season finale 8.18

[Mac&Adam Fan]

Originally Posted by Faylinn

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It looks like CBS will air a concert next Friday.

The next episode of CSI:NY won't air until April 27 (after a repeat on April 20). Here's the schedule as it stands right now:

4/13 - not airing
4/20 - repeat of 8.03 "Cavallino Rampante"
4/27 - 8.16 "Sláinte"
5/04 - 8.17 "Unwrapped"
5/11 - season finale 8.18

[Rena]

Originally Posted by Mac&Adam Fan

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I guess that's not good...another hiatus...grr!