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I sure hope they don't go this route but it wouldn't surprise me if they did--they've done plenty with Danny already (shooting another cop, Tanglewood, Louie, et) and he was their favorite character (although I think they've stuck him in the background while they work on Lindsay's development)...

I don't think that will ever happen simply because there's so little emphasis on Flack beyond the snarky one-liners and occasionally being a friend providing caring concern and emotional support. Even Adam the labrat and Sid the Medical Examiner are getting more character development than Flack...

If we do, I think it'll be a throw away line at best. That's basically what we got throughout Warrick's marriage and apparently his divorce, too--so I don't expect Greg's lawsuit will be any more prominent than that. He's had his story line, finally, and I think we were lucky to have that at...

We're over half way through the season and we haven't had anything more about Danny's life--wonder if they've dropped the idea or are waiting for the finale? As for the "interesting moment in the first four shows" (D/L moment), I think that was the one where Lindsay went undercover for a few...

Yes, Flack was great in "Lying Game" and reminded me of the character I fell in love with back in S1! I, too, am wishful about getting a Flack-centric episode spoiler. I thought from the spoilers for the S2 finale that it would be somewhat Flack-centric (maybe some backstory and other character...

Nick and Greg are both in this episode? I might have to tune in for this one after all!

I was hoping Mac would explain it to the killer about the fake receipts (the other partner using them as alibis to cover up his affair with the girl golfer) and that's why the partner that was killed didn't know/understand why the killer was so upset about them. Would loved to have seen the look...

Why is it that we can see Danny being concerned and/or supportive for Lindsay but never for Flack? They're supposed to be friends, too, at least we were told so in S1, but the one time Flack needed his friend around (CoTP), Danny didn't come off as all that concerned and couldn't wait to leave...

No, that congressman was from Connecticut and the old rape case happened there, not in NYC. Also, the rape victim wasn't murdered--she evidently recanted her story about the (at the time) up-and-coming politico raping her. Since the congressman wasn't the one who murdered the NYC transvestite...

I don't think he's had all that much in S2 & S3; most of his character development was in S1. I'm beginning to lose interest in the show because Flack's role is getting to be monotonous--he doesn't get much to do outside of the snarky one-liners and occasional action of chasing/tacklingwrestling...

I believe she said the friendship was "inflated" by fanon (ie, the fanfic writers put in lots more friendship moments between Danny and Flack in their fics than what we see onscreen), not that the friendship doesn't exist. She also said the friendship IS canon, but that it's not been evident...

I missed the preview last night and don't recall any Flack-specific spoilers (are there ever any spoilers highlighting Flack?). I may have to tune in next week after all just to see if he gets more than a couple of funny lines!

I gave it a C+. Not a bad episode, but not all that exciting. Not enough quality Flack to keep me watching, though; I kept flipping back and forth between CSI:NY and an old movie on another channel.

Thanks for the info! I think it's interesting that in the first few CSI (LV) eps, Nick referred to himself as "criminalist" and instead of saying he was from the CSI lab, he said he was from "Criminalistics". I assumed the reason the writers then switched it to "CSI" was because that's easier to...

Mac is a police detective--not sure what rank (lietenant?), 1st grade. In one ep, Stella called Hawkes "Sergeant", which I thought was confusing since he was a doctor in the medical examiner's office before becoming a CSI--didn't think he was a police detective, too. But in another ep, Stella...

It IS confusing, especially when you add in county and state law enforcement entities! Plus, as you said, there is no national uniform hierarchy, so police ranks and grades, even specialized section titles, can vary a great deal from one state to another. Then of course, we have writers using...

Actually, they have grades within the rank, but you don't go around saying, "This is Detective 1st Grade Mac Taylor". The grade is a pay level, with 3rd being the entering or lowest level, then 2nd, then 1st--not earned through testing but by time in service. Higher ranks, Sergeant, Lieutenant...

I think it would be a great story line but I don't think it'll happen because I don't believe the writers will develop Flack beyond what he is now. If the writers did run with this story line, I believe it would be to explore Mac's side of the issues, not Flack's. But I can hope to be wrong...

Mac in NY is a Detective 1st Grade. In both the Miami and NY series, the CSIs are police detectives--in the Las Vegas series the CSIs are civilians affiliated with the police department.

I do like the dynamics of Flack and Stella working together but I wish we'd get something new for Flack other than (a) snarky one-liners and (b) chasing the perps. That seems to be all there is to Flack, except for the times when Eddie Cahill can add a little something to his character via...