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Oh pfft, like I was ever going to remember it in that detail. :D I just have weird Danny-shaped rememberances. Not that I'm obsessed or anything :D But thank you, now I'm not going mad, it's proof that they HAVE altered Danny's character to fit round the romance. And with the remark to Mac...

Fay - wasn't Danny's remark about dating people at work something to do with Aiden? Gods, this is going to bother the life outta me now. I should maybe ask in a Danny thread.

She DID get the scenes though, in series two. It's sad we learnt more about Lindsay during the first part of series three than all of series two, because they were mainly concerned with her working with Danny. And they DID get several episodes before Anna left, which were wasted with Lindsay...

... they SO have CCTV ALL over that lab.

Re: Carmine Giovinazzo Discussion: The Non-Locker Room Threa He's actually really... he comes across as terrified when dealing with Shane. It's a really good scene.

I think that's going to depend entirely on how the actors play it. If there's chemistry, they could pull it off. I just really don't think NY needs a public Danny romance. Maybe the eyesex/hint kind, but we don't need to know what's actually going on. Danny is the one person who I'd do a...

I'm going to quote this from another thread... Seriously. Tell me what we actually know about Lindsay. And I don't count her "dark secret" as any sort of character development. It was stated in the first to make her interesting and brought up now to deal with Anna's pregnancy. The entire...

It's always the quiet ones... *stares at Adam pointedly*

Re: Carmine Giovinazzo Discussion: The Non-Locker Room Threa That's because he is arguably the most complex and well-written of all of the characters in NY. Mac could probably contest him in terms of storylines, but because Mac is such a private man, we don't see his feelings and reactions as...

Seeker - my point was, CSI produces some of the rare famale characters I DO believe in and like :D I do love Willows and Bonasera. I think they're treated like crap by the writers, but I'm fond of them. I also love Calleigh. There isn't a CSI female I don't like, except Lindsay. Even the...

Omg, you're saying Mac is a voyeur?! O_o

If they do ruin the continuity, it's going to hit them quite hard. Viewers don't like being treated like they're stupid. And they've used Angell because she's a recognisable character. I agree she shouldn't be used, but for Lindsay to have it out with someone and the threesome drama to work...

I think, as a child, he tried desperately to stay under the radar. Not really over/underachieving in anything... or maybe *thinks hard*... he did well but didn't make a big deal of it because he always felt it wasn't good enough. Maybe Adam's father was the kind where a B should have been an A...

Re: Carmine Giovinazzo Discussion: The Non-Locker Room Threa I don't think it's ever been said... *thinks*

She's her superior, but I think Stella was making a point in that scene. Lindsay was acting like a child. The Angell moment, I think, could well be a reaction to some fan's dislike of Danny/Lindsay. Or more likely, they're trying to compound the whole thing with more "drama" by introducing...

Re: Carmine Giovinazzo Discussion: The Non-Locker Room Threa He may not have had a choice. It also could explain why the family were being watched.

Stella is not her boss, Mac is. And he knew about her past, so must have had a good idea that the court case was upcoming, because he would have to approve leave. She also spoke to Hawkes before she left, why not Danny? She has his mobile number, because she works with him. Instead, we get...

Ah, but who's uh... uh... being generous? :D

... she said goodbye to Mac and Stella though. Or at least gave them some kind of farewell/see you soon.

Thank you kindly, Fay. Most of the eps I see are numbered, not named, so it gets confusing.