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Re: Horatio & Yelina #6 - A Sense of Belonging - So Say We A Well, it seems like Miami is the quietest of the shows when it comes to spoilers and that sort of thing. Or at least it seems to me at the moment that that is the case. But, as CBS and the Miami producers like to brag that it's the...

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th Hmmm, yes please! Sleepy!H? That's so hot, lol. There is one episode where Yelina apologizes to Horatio for waking him up to go to the crime scene, but of course, he looks normal. Not only human, but a man with a toddler. :) I...

Re: Marisol Delko/Alana de la Garza - Bring Her Back A lot of people over the past few weeks have brought up Miami's believability (or lack there of). Nothing on TV is "real" - normal families don't solve all their problems in 22 minutes, most people don't go to a deserted island to compete...

Re: Horatio & Yelina #6 - A Sense of Belonging - So Say We A My point would still stand. They'd already show a close up of most everything else in the box so it would have been repetitive. I'm not saying the ring was arbitrarily chosen; it wasn't. It was really the most personal thing in...

Re: Melinda Clarke/Lady Heather: The Dominatrix I know! I'm always a little miffed when people say that they hate her character because I always get the impression that their views are strictly based on the whole BDSM part. And that's a real shame because Melinda Clarke is a fantastic...

Re: Horatio & Yelina #6 - A Sense of Belonging - So Say We A I agree with that. I'm not saying that standing there (or any other time for that matter), Horatio was unaware of what his brother had done or even ignoring it. But one thing that Horatio has reiterated over and over again up until...

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th Nah, you should look on the bright side. She doesn't want him? That just means there's more for you! ;) I can see why someone wouldn't think he's the most "beautiful." From a personal standpoint, I'd have to say that he's not...

Re: Horatio & Yelina #6 - A Sense of Belonging - So Say We A That's a really good question. For me, I don't really believe that Horatio was thinking anything remotely related to his romantic feelings towards Yelina. Given the situation, I just think that'd be amazingly inappropriate of him...

Hehe, perhaps Yelina is afraid of being rejected? I mean it's obvious that he likes her, but maybe she didn't want to hear him say that they couldn't be together? *shrugs* Also, while she's a very upfront woman, Yelina seems to despise women who throw themselves at men - and not just Horatio...

According to Ray Sr.'s original tombstone, he "died" towards the end of 2001, I think. Before that time, she was married/dating Ray, and for a good deal of time after that (to the end of season 1), she was probably recovering from that. At the beginning of season 2, there was a huge...

Thank you. :) I'll try to keep this post short. I think that's a pretty reasonable point, but then again, feelings don't tend to follow any logic. Horatio has every right to move on, but Yelina's still probably going to be upset at some point about it. I mean - we've seen this happen a...

Re: Horatio/DC #12: Miami Never Closes. Neither Does This Th Amen! I almost wonder if David and I were watching the same show because the whole Marisol aspect was nauseating. A rushed storyline featuring two actors with NO chemistry whatsoever and perhaps the worst depiction of cancer on TV...

Hehe, no apology needed. :) I think that's definitely a factor. Even if H and Y had had contact throughout season 4 (and we just didn't see it), I doubt any explanation would be satisfactory for Yelina. I'm sure that she began to wonder at some point if there were other reasons for sending...

And isn't that way annoying? They completely disrupt a good storyline to "try something new" and send Yelina to Brazil. But then, they never even really explore this new dynamic before wanting to go back to the old ways and killing Ray Sr. and Marisol. And then, as if that weren't lame...

Re: CSI: Miami Season 5 **Spoiler Lab** #2-Proceed With Caut Ooh, that sounds exciting! I too hope that Sofia Milos is included in the episode. It would just seem off if she weren't in it at all. I was thinking that too so I guess it's either NOT evil to think that or...we're just an evil...

Re: CSI: Miami Season 5 **Spoiler Lab** #2-Proceed With Caut -- Taken from Delkolover's definition. Even if there wasn't an Amish community in Miami, the scenario could still work if the teenager had traveled to Miami for some fun in the sun. I mean...most young people do that anyways only...

Yay! Thanks, silk. Now I don't feel quite so alone, lol. And I agree - if anything, it just showed how versatile Sofia is as an actress. As for a "weak" Yelina - I think one of the worst aspects of this show is that every character, male AND female, is really used to service Horatio. I...

Thanks for the pics, noealonso. Sofia looks very pretty and happy in both images. :) You know...It's been a while since I saw the show, but as I recall, Sofia's scenes were mainly with the actor who played her character's brother. There really wasn't any love interest for her on the show...

"Desire" was a fun show, and Sofia was easily the best part of it. I'm not sure that it's 'good enough' or whatever for other countries to want to broadcast it, but I think if you ever have a chance to watch it, it's worth it for Sofia's scenes. Yeah, I personally like watching "nighttime...

A slight correction. "Desire" was a telenovela, which is the term used for soap operas with a purposely limited run. In other words, Desire was crafted and written to end in December all on its own - it wasn't "canceled" due to bad ratings or anything like that. With televenovelas, the work...