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Re: Discussion & conceit, concerning big boy detective Don Flack's hou Why is the presence of hardback books in Flack's apartment so shocking? He's never struck me as an idiot or an unengaged tool. He's previously made mention of listening to books on tape while driving, and in "Wasted", I...

Oh, Sheldon Hawkes, I love you. I adored his sneaky conviction-dodging advice to Odessa in the end, more so because it piqued Mac. I'm not surprised that he was sympathetic to her plight. As the earlier scene with Flack indicates, he clearly equates the violation of Odessa's privacy and personal...

I wish I could be as excited as many others are over this; I feel like such a killjoy, but I'm mostly grumpy and butthurt that I have to see such a squee-squashing clip. I like my fandom sandbox, dammit, and I'm tired of these crunchy turd nuggets being dropped in. Plus, I can't shake the...

I have to admit that I'm intrigued by this one. After all, it's disability-assistive technology, which means that they might actually have a disabled character on the show. I've always wanted to see how the characters would interact with a disabled victim or suspect; they're generally so...

I'm cautiously optimistic, though I won't believe it until I see it since the spoilers could be clever fakes planted to lull us into a sense of security. If they're just another case of the PTB farting before the meal is finished, however, I'm thrilled. Angell's death will not only spare me from...

You want to bet it's Flack who bites it, and Angell's dad is only there to ease her through her angst? Because we certainly wouldn't care about Papa Flack or Sam. Nay, it's all about the squish mitten and her woe at losing her blue-eyed hobby horse. ~reaches for another lemon~

The case should have been interesting, and indeed, I was intrigued by the idea of death by sepsis. What an insidious and willfully cruel way to kill someone. As an added bonus, the victim was a thoroughly likeable man. I was angry that a weaselly little rat bastard killed him for his own greedy...

Was anyone else waiting for Danny to knock his wedding ring down the drain and spend several fruitless, frantic hours trying to get it back? I enjoyed this episode insofar as I was entertained by it, but I found myself utterly disinterested in anyone except Sid and the deceased Anabel Pino. Sid...

I liked this episode. Despite all the network hysteria over the canonical confirmation of ten thousand dewy-eyed fangirl fantasies, the focus was squarely on an intriguing case, except for one jaw-dropping exception that made my butt clench so hard that I looked like a Belorussian power lifter...

If we're really counting crumbs, you broached the subject of actor bashing. You brought Anna into a flippant comment about Lindsay. The end. As for the rest of it, well, I just have a terrible feeling about this spoiler. After the Bones PTB wrote off Zac Addy without informing his actor, I...

Last I checked, Lindsay was fair game. In my opinion, Lindsay would die badly, and I said so. I made no mention of Anna Belknap until you invoked her name.

No, not really. Anna Belknap has consistently proven herself incapable of nuanced, credible acting, and I wouldn't expect her to suddenly turn on the emotional thrusters if she were to die. Ergo, her sublime imitation of an elephant with a fatal bowel impaction.

DAMMIT!! You mark my words, it'll be Flack. He's the badge baby on the show, and his death would actually be poignant, unlike Lindsay, who would expire with a sound like a wino with the dry heaves. Or maybe this is why they retconned Danny's family history. Why have a cop killer if you're not...

Honestly, Adam struck me as anything but comfortable when he started snarfling idiotically at his "horny landlord" quip(which was funny, but not *that* funny.). In fact, I thought he was acting like that because he was uncomfortable. Mac can be a tyrannical ass when it suits. The laughter made...

That doesn't change the fact that the writers have created yet another scenario in which Mac was Teh Greatest EVER, an emotional savant(and oh, isn't that funny, considering how claustrophobic Mac is with his own emotions) who knew just what to say to his grieving friend. Mac was once again the...

This is why TPTB need to remove themselves from fan boards posthaste. The fanservice has gotten completely out of control, and I'm not just talking about the sublime awfulness of the baby-shaped DL shoehorn. I love Adam Ross. I want to see him developed and brought into his own. I do not...

CSI:NY spoilers for the remainder of the season do not inspire hope for a strong finish. I have zero hope that the writers will be able to handle a sensitive, painful subject like the Holocaust with any dexterity. I predict it will be All About Mac(because, you know, we've had so few storylines...

Well, I've long thought Danny was a douche for mooning over Lindsay and her itty bitty scrape while his best friend was lying unconscious with staples in his gut, so seeing him snog would not have improved my mood at all. Had they aired that, I'd've thrown a brick through my TV.

Yes, but Danny didn't not show up. He showed up and left, and then no-showed a court appearance. The criminal walked because of it, and it's hard to believe to Mac "The integrity of the lab is paramount" Taylor wouldn't have a problem with that. He's always prided himself on the team's...

Well, pity for him that he fathered a child before he was financially prepared. Maybe he can sell the Harley. Everyone has bills to pay. Lindsay's going to be supporting a new baby, too, and even she, the most magnificent of self-involved narcissists, chose to stay on. If Danny were so...