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To me it looked like Danny was sitting right outside the front door of their house/apartment. If that's the case why would he need anyone to watch Lucy? Really? I'm in my early thirties and the term was around when I was in High School.

That's how I saw it too. When Mac was looking out his office window watching Danny and Lindsay, I think that was the moment he realized exactly what he wanted that end point to be. He wants what Danny and Lindsay have--the whole married with a family thing-- for him and Christine. At least...

The "real" spoiler was that she would be hospitalized but okay by the end of the episode. The part about Danny and Lucy was supplementary information which the spoiler guy probably included for added effect.

Why? It's a thread about Christine it doesn't say anywhere that it's only restricted to people that like her. And for the record I like Christine and Mac/Christine, but I don't think it's right to be telling people to stop posting opposing views about her/them.

Thanks for the link.

I always wondered about it because the possibility of him of receiving the death penalty seemed pretty high because he committed multiple murders. I also assumed he robbed the diner as well.

They didn't say either way. But him being sentenced to death isn't that much of a stretch since the death penalty can be imposed in Montana.

Yeah not really sure. We know her Mom was alive in 5-17 because Lindsay mentioned being excited about going back to Montana to see her in that episode. Unless her Mother died recently?

Word to this. I am not a gun expert either, but even I would have known there was the possibility of a bullet still being in the chamber.

Well said. This is exactly how I felt watching it too. Also I found it totally unbelievable that Curtis being as smart as he was, missed the bullet in the chamber. That had to have been one of the most contrived endings to the show I have ever seen. To me it was definitely the worst episode of...

Nah. I don't think Jo was saying anything nasty. She had no reason to. All Lindsay did was tell the truth. I think what she whispered would probably be more along the lines of " You did the right thing" and/or " Don't worry we will get this guy"

That's the only time I can remember too.

I don't think Lindsay ever thought Jo WAS responsible for what happened back in DC, but I can understand why Lindsay thought Jo was FEELING responsible for it. This is what Jo told her in Vigilante. Can you really blame Lindsay for assuming Jo was feeling some responsibility/guilt over what...

Well said. ITA.

What did she tell her off for exactly? For trying to be sympathetic?

Yeah me too. I must say though it has got to be very frustrating for Jo not to be allowed to work this case. Given that and what happened back in DC, it might not take much-- even as little as Lindsay bringing up how the guy got off previously--for her to react the way she did.

^ ^ ^ I interpreted Jo's reaction as being more about what happened back in DC that allowed the rapist to get off than Lindsay actually doing anything wrong. She doesn't want the same thing to happen again, so she is basically warning Lindsay that nothing better go wrong this time.

It was from that Fan Chat with Pam Veasey and Zac Reiter.

I pretty much agree with everything you said. One thing that I couldn't really wrap my head around especially, was the fact that last episode Danny ripped into Officer Cooper because something she did meant he had to work overtime and wouldn't get to spend time with his family, yet in this...

Re: Season 8 Spoiler Discussion - There's Nothing You Can't Do In New Pretty sure he doesn't get demoted. Watching the promo it seems like Officer Cooper might have told IAB that Danny told her to lie about what happened. Isn't that what IAB guy says? " It looked bad so you told her to lie"...