Recent content by kkennedytx

I gave the episode an "A"! I thought this was great! I had my doubts at first, but I let the Green Day music wash over me while I concentrated on the actors actually *acting*. I could feel Mac's frustration at not remembering the word "red", and his memory of seeing that color trickle across the...

Guess the writers forgot that Flack's name is "Donald Flack, Jr" -- now his father's name is "Henry"?!?!

I realize Gary Sinise is the STAR of the show, but this is ridiculous--how often is he conveniently in place when stuff happens; or how many crazies target HIM for revenge/whatever? This is what turned me off CSI (original) and CSI:Miami! I'm done with the show.

Okay--I get what you mean--and I agree. The writers really need to be consistent about the characters' backgrounds. Yes, they have to have someone explain things for the benefit of the audience, but I agree with your idea that they should have had Jo or another CSI ask Sid for clarification, not...

To be fair, Hawkes is a medical doctor and in S1 he was the ME, not a CSI so yes, he can spout the medical stuff just as well as Sid. I think having Hawkes ask Sid to explain something is more annoying unless it was something new (new procedure, new processing method, etc) since the time he'd...

So...Mac is going to have a "worthy adversary" phase? When has he not? Seriously, as much as I love Gary Sinise, this is getting ridiculous. I guess he's the ONLY cop in NYC responsible for putting people in jail, hence the reason so many bad guys target Mac. <yawn> And Flack--he's been over...

I hear you! My fave characters are Greg, Nick, and Brass -- with no word on whether or not two of those characters will be in the show this next season, I'm really not all that keen to tune in. I think it's time for me to leave the show to the LF fans and go find something else to watch.

I am so tired of all the Mac-goes-against-worthy-adversary stories. He must be the ONLY cop AND CSI in the entire city of New York to put away bad guys and/or attract the crazies. Why do they bother to have other characters on the show? Oh right...they're the ones who stand by worshipfully...

At least Nick's getting more to do this season than he has most of the past 5 seasons, so that's something. I'm still waiting to see if the early spoilers about Greg's complaints to Catherine (about being treated like the newbie when in fact he's not) are going to turn out to be true. Wasn't...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire Well, maybe Shane's targeting Danny to get back at Mac--don't all season finales revolve around Mac? I hope Danny is not kidnapped--we had him shot in the back in the beginning of the season--can someone else get a little...

You better make room for me! Of course, it might be difficult to tell Flack that all I want for Christmas is...Flack!

Interesting question. I don't think Flack's older than Danny but they may be the same age (perhaps Flack's some months older, despite the actors' real ages). As for Hawkes, how long has he been with the police department? I ask because he was the Medical Examiner for some years before becoming a...

I find it weird that Langston, although a medical doctor, is just a CSI Level 2, yet it sounds like he's being treated as the Crime Lab Director (on the same level as Horatio Caine in Miami and Mac Taylor in New York. Sorry, it doesn't work for me.

I'm probably wrong about this, but I think one doesn't easily get over surviving near death in an explosion--at the time I had hoped we'd get a little Flack suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in S3 but we didn't. And that's why I'm sitting on the fence about the followup Flack story line...

I agree with both of you on this, but I'm leery about TPTB handling this story line given their lack of continuity with Flack following the explosion in the S2 finale. One would think that surviving an explosion would leave one a little skittish whenever hearing loud noises, but in the S3 finale...