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^ :lol: LOL, definitely pull up a seat! I agree with this a lot. I mean, I do think we've seen her get invested in some cases beyond what's required of her job (ie, "Boo", "Rush to Judgment", even "Live or Let Die" a little). But being personally affected by a case, to the degree where it shakes...

^ LOL, that last picture with his hair all messed up? Classic endearing Sid (although he's usually a lot neater -- I'm thinking that third pic was from Child's Play, where he got hit with the itching powder? :lol: Awesome scene, btw). Maybe it's because we've seen less of him this season than...

^ Random thought that hit me today: as much as I didn't want to see Lucy in the finale, one upside is that we might get a second chance to see the way Lindsay interacts with her, rather than just hearing about it (which might hint at whether it's Lucy that's the main cause of the change, or not...

That episode where she was injured and he was running all through the lab to get to her? SO weird, I completely agree that did not mix with the relationship the show had established at the time. I do think Mac cared about her, don't get me wrong, but definitely not to the same extent that Peyton...

Thing is, natural heat between any two characters is only going to feel like natural heat to whichever one person is watching them onscreen and seeing it that way. I don't see it between D/L, but I don't see it between a lot of pairings either (to be fair, E/C is only one of several). I think...

I agree with most of what's been said here, but... It's completely true, but I'm still not sure this isn't the same thing that makes chemistry in general very subjective. I mean, I've seen people say the exact same thing about ie, Eric/Calleigh, Chase/Cameron from House, etc (hell, I myself...

Hey! :p (And forgot to add to my last post that I <3 that you're a fellow MoHawkes shipper :guffaw:) I don't think I've ever seen Speed, so I have no idea if Sandra Bullock's and Keanu Reeves's characters ended up in a romantic relationship or not in that movie -- but I think that's important...

LOL...okay, it's a little freakier now that I'm actually seeing pictures of Peyton -- she looks so much like Aubrey it's scary :lol: Definitely agree, it doesn't look like Mac's buying whatever she's trying to tell him in that second picture.

I've never had a problem with the age difference between Mac and his ladies, imo the show is pretty good at making it look as though there's only three or four years between them (Mac/Peyton, Mac/Jordan, even Mac/Stella -- of course, now that I know what to look for, I'm viewing Mac/Aubrey in a...

^ To Ghawazee: Agree with most of your post, and put me down in the category of those who think DL don't have the chemistry, but to be fair... This the part I have a problem with: I've seen too many people talk about chemistry between any same two characters in very different ways, to think...

...Wow, this episode was hyped even more than NY's last week. :lol: With that kind of pressure, I think they did a good job on the whole. The episode had more of a team focus than I'd expected (better, a Ryan focus :D), managed to hold my interest, was just on this side of 'wtf' and still...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire It feels like a mean thought (and honestly, I'm not entirely pushing for them to kill a baby on the show), but killing Lucy off would a) make things interesting again and b) push the show into some seriously dark territory...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire Interjecting just to say I might actually LOL forever if they show that... :lol::lol: The mental image is hilarious. ETA to be half-productive: From Twitter: Not at all sure if this counts as a spoiler, sorry if it's...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire Nelly was in one episode this season, wasn't he? Yeah, it has been a fluid season; I've usually assumed that the majority of showrunners (for the most part) make things up as they go along, rather than having a concrete...

Exactly :lol: I get how much they have to fit into 45 minutes (or so), but a simple explanation for why Shane was in Pennsylvania would've been great. Honestly, it's just that line they said about him having a former cellmate (the one who helped him kidnap that prison-guard's family) that's...

^ If Shane had been on death row, that would've explained not only his presence in that Pennsylvania prison, but also the "motive" he gave Hawkes for his actions (could be that he was desperate along with crazy). But Shane mentioned having a cellmate at one point, and I'm pretty sure death-row...

:lol: It makes sense that Sheldon's sister was murdered in Pennsylvania, but gotta admit I was largely wondering why Shane was being held there. Lol, weird. I saw this episode two more times after I reviewed last night, but it feels like I need to watch again, 'cause I missed some stuff. Like...

Enjoyed this episode a lot. That's pretty much all I have to say. Or not, there are a few minor quibbles: there was action and suspense and team moments and personal moments all around, which was kind of fabulous, but except for Hawkes's one little MacGyver moment, there wasn't even a hint of...

I agree too, especially about the retconning. My hugest problem is that everything (both before this season, and I can think of a couple of things in this season) that should've caused friction or even the break-up I was anticipated, has been swept under the rug in every moment of theirs, as if...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire True, it wouldn't really come as a surprise, but I think it'd make for a good cliffhanger, too. That was the twist I was half-sort-of expecting in Pot of Gold (when they mentioned a killer cop) that didn't come, but they...