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I will freely and happily possibly with a dance accompaniment admit that I hate Lindsay. She is irredeemable in my eyes and if she goes to Montana, her name is never uttered again, and her face never again darkens the door of Mac Taylor’s lab I will be delighted. She is a childish...

Well, a new thread that is certainly a pleasure and quite the accomplishment, why I remember when Danny/Flack first began – has it really been a year and a half. Although, I must say I give deference to the last thread since towards the end I was being handcuffed between Flack and Danny, at...

So, essentially, what you’re saying is that Danny’s current drugged state is because he cares less about justice if the victim is wealthy because his own background prevents him from understanding their world? I don’t know if that is a statement about Danny or notions of classism. Is the...

Yes, you are right; he was heavily featured in Trapped. I'd forgotten about Trapped, it was the episode that set up the existence of Louie, thereby serving as a necessary setup to RSRD, but with a little arm exploitation thrown in for good measure and viewer contentment. However, those two...

Re: Carmine/Danny #12: "Ya like that?" Boxers? No, no boxers. Just the ruff of the denim rubbing across his naked ass cupping the cheeks with a ferocious tenderness all the while thinking you're a damn tease Carmine, take it off - now! It was damned inconsiderate of him to put on a belt...

I was gone, but I didn't forget them. How could I? I'm certain that forgetting Danny and Flack is nearly impossible and almost certainly illegal. Okay, okay, let me rephrase, while my mind was imagining Danny bent over any number of household appliances and commonly found furniture my...

I think perspective goes a long way towards answering this question. Perhaps part of the reason it seemed so much the “Danny show” last season was that the writers seemingly hitched Lindsay to his ass as they could not and have not developed her as a character outside of Danny’s existence. I...

I haven't seen all the episodes this season, but it seems the writer's are making a concerted effort to pair Danny and Flack together more often this season than last. I'm so glad they finally realize how wonderful Carmine and Eddie are together on screen. Flack's staring and goofy grins can...

Re: Carmine Giovinazzo Fan Project: You Don't Have To Be Lon Like handcuffs!

Re: The Great Ship Debate--CSI: NY Yes, Adam as well - one of the good things about season 2, though I enjoyed Chad and his creepy Aiden obsession, I was in the minority. Adam, the actor that is, is half a hometown or home country boy, Ireland, plus he's geeky cute. He looks like he could...

jkladis doesn't have a chance in hell. I know for a fact that he actually cried and fled to LA not for Carmine but because a pregnant woman threatened to beat his ass over his selfish, territotial, and dare I say stalkerish ways when it comes to Carmine. I didn't know he was still in hiding...

Re: The Great Ship Debate--CSI: NY I agree, the relationships no matter the pairing, should never dominate a show that is built upon crime and the nature of humanity. If that is what people want and that is what keeps them around then I would suggest Grey’s Anatomy or ER, which are nothing...

Re: The Great Ship Debate--CSI: NY I think I’ll jump into this discussion and say just a few things, a few meaning lots and lots. As far as feeling as though you are in front of a firing squad because your beliefs may be in the minority, well if you choose to see persecution then you will find...

Well, this was a boring and anticlimactic episode, had I watched last night I would have fallen asleep, though I can’t say it was bad just the equivalent of watching fish swim in an aquarium. I mostly have observations, because honestly I was so bored I don’t trust myself to give this episode a...

I’m not sure why we are equating Danny’s newly subdued emotion and often emotionless behaviour with maturation. Danny’s emotional volatility wasn’t the aspect of his character that I equated with childish behaviour, in fact, to me it showed a depth and a passion, it displayed the type of...

Being left in the lurch certainly wasn’t the writers fault, but 30 episodes in and what you are left with is the writer’s continuing failure when it comes to Lindsay. Being fair I don’t think the writers shoulder the character’s failure all on their own, I think at least two other people share...

If Lindsay doing her job at episode's end is the criteria for an unspoken apology for her childish outburst then Stella finding an unbiased persepctive is in the same vein and therefore following that logic is also an apology. In my statement on the episode I didn't comment on Stella's...

I have a quick question or three and this point in the season seems as appropriate for them as any other, because for me Lindsay is as unpleasant as she was the day she snatched from Sid and sealed her fate with me. Why do you think the writers are having such difficulty seamlessly...

Lindsay extricated herself from a single aspect of an ongoing investigation by getting huffy, acting insolent and unprofessional. She brought her own past into the present and allowed it to interfere with her work as an investigator. I would say that is also a case of losing one's objectivity...

I must admit I’m slightly amused, but mostly puzzled, by the notion that Stella’s emotional outburst at Lindsay is somehow worthy of apology when just last week Lindsay jumping up Danny’s ass in her insolent fit about mothers didn’t illicit the same response. It’s interesting. Especially...