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I have no interest in Second Life, but I think that the ep could be good. I like the team interaction and the fact the Adam gets to be an important part of that interaction. I have to admit I'm a sucker for meta-content. I won't download Second Life, but I'd love for them to branch out and...

I clicked on "Other" because while I do post at other places, I am limited in the time I have to post. I’m also not sure if my particular style of discussion fits into a forum style. Mostly though, I find this forum to be more negative than I usually like to read. Note: This has nothing to...

I would probably think that CSI:NY was overdoing the whole tech thing... except I'm always online looking for more fan stuff to do. *grin* I'm just glad that they arn't pushing paid content or "exclusive" events. '24' has several things on line that were restricted and then they have the...

I liked it. It was a quieter episode, but more sly. Last week was over the top (in a wonderful way), this one was clever. It won me completely over with Flacks "Dr. Who" comment. Heh. Hawke was wonderful with his complete adoration of the Professor -- not to mention his deep desire to have...

Absolutely. And once I get a DVR, I know that I will end up watching a lot of shows that I miss now. Although there are a few shows (like CSI:NY) that I will watch as they air.

I know it's just the way the clip is cut, but it makes me fear for Adam. I want him to just stay safe in the lab. We all know what happened to him the last time he went out into the field to do some work. I've never really understood stunt casting because it so rarely works that way for me...

Last weeks ep was all about the rich and NY elite, but the first two eps weren't. The first one was staged at the Statue of Liberty but it involved ex-cons and (to my mind) only average people who lived in average apartments and weren't famous. I know that Alison Sudol (who played Nova Kent)...

This doesn't bother me, as I see Hawkes as a prodigy. I think he's good at everything he does, not only because he is "uber-smart" but because he can't not be. I mean, to me he seems like the type of person who will become obsessed with something until he knews everything about it. I think...

It would be nice if it were Mac's regular gig. In "Stuck on You" when we first see him playing, he thanks the singer (I can't think of who that was right now) for coming in from Chicago. The band felt very much like a house band that invites singers to come in to do a set. In most cases...

Billing does reflect who TPTB consider their lead for the show -- in this case it would be both Gary and Melina. That would have been true even if they wouldn't have moved the title. Billing is just another form of compensation. It's determined in the contract with the actors. In most cases...

If I have the ratings right, the total viewership for the 10 pm hour is down across the board. Some speculation is that DVRs are making it easier to time-shift watching those shows. The most interesting part is that while CSI:NY is down in total viewership from Criminal Minds, it is up in the...

Sorry -- Double post. Don't know how that happened.

I've always felt that the music, especially in the action sequences, was very Bourne-ish. Since I love the Bourne soundtracks, this is a good thing in my book. It adds a nice edge to the show and gives it a unique feel.

It's obvious that Lindsay has PTSD, as would anyone who survived the situation that she did. However, with PTSD, it's hard to predict what will cause the person to react, because it's not always a recreation of the aftermath that will trigger a reaction. In fact, that stressor is usually...

Stella knew she was being followed and she told Mac that it was first when she left his place, then noticed him following her on the subway and several times when she left work. There's a good possibility that he wasn't a full time stalker. He picked her up coming out of the address he was...

I think it says a great deal about how private Mac is that the kid thought Stella was Claire. I'm really not sure if Mac would feel comfortable enough to bring Peyton into his (and Claire's) house. I see Mac going to Peyton's place (heh) much more than Peyton coming over to Mac's. I just...

Thanks for the welcome! I'm not usually a "girl" gal... the guys are the ones that I watch the shows for. But Stella is such a great character and she's portrayed so well by Melina. I was afraid that, with the events with Frankie, the writers would fundamentally change her character. I'm...

I think Mac sees Stella as a fellow "warrior". Someone who could be very dangerous given the right circumstances -- and dangerous in a determined, deliberate way. Danny is hotheaded and Flack is no one to mess with, but I think Mac views Stella in the same way he would have viewed a fellow...

Actually, I think this is very probable. His change of behavior is not only a result of what happened to Louie, but also of what happened with his shooting of the cop and his actions after that. Then there's what happened to Aiden -- she let her emotionality lead her to start to mess with the...

As for Mac letting Stella work the case: I don't see that he had much of a choice. Stella needed to prove that she would be able to go beyond her emotional stake in the case and follow the evidence. It's a necessary risk or she could never be trusted to work on any domestic abuse case -- or...