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Lol and suddenly I'm picturing Mac and the CSIs holding down the fort a la Home Alone style. Unfortunately, Flack and the rest of the NYPD are unable to get in the building because the drug lord was smart, and jammed the front door with a chair. Damn pesky dealers. But seriously, it sounds...

*shrugs* I really don't react at all. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and it would be rather dull if we agreed all the time. Sometimes I agree with the negative reviews -- some episodes are downright awful and the actors and writers do slip up from time to time. I don't think anyone...

Such a nice manly scrapbook, Fay. :p I'm not sure if I'll be able to participate or not -- April is a bit of a busy month between school, work, and whatever other godforsaken thing I agreed to participate in thinking it was a good idea at the time. Don't quite count me out on it, but I'll give...

I know! That's basically what I did. I flailed my arms in the direction of the TV for a bit and managed to sputter, "...But it's Adam." :lol: No, I didn't manage to defend his characterhood with positive traits and praises -- I just lumped it all together in the "It's Adam" factor. :p But...

Regardless, the entire storyline was poorly done. Instead of having a clear and concise idea for the plot (especially if it makes up 50% of the character), it seemed like it was put together as the writer's went with no concern to potential plotholes. The only thing I could possibly look...

Psh, hell no. That man is supposed to know all about the wonderful world of nipple markers. He shouldn't need a woman of all things to tell him what it is. :lol: Though I now like how my roommate goes, "Oh Christ" whenever Adam pops on. She doesn't understand his adorkableness. :( But...

Oh shush, you two pervs. I was amused by the silly cap he would have to wear on his head -- not the rather questionable fantasies in a tanning salon. :p

...Eh. I was, quite honestly, bored with the entire episode. I was skeptical that the writers' wouldn't be able to pull off such outlandish storylines -- and I was right. I don't think they handle this "glitzy, glamorous, and oh-my-god-that's-so-cool" asinine protrayal of New York very well...

...Project? I have to, er, consider participating? *looks around* But what happened to Adam tonight? It's the first time I ever recall seeing him stumped. Maybe the boy was running a fever... It was great, however, to have him in the episode. Hopefully we'll see him again in the last...

Hm. I too feel the sudden urge to mother the poor man and educate him on the use of sunscreen. Maybe he prescribes to the belief that you need to "burn first" before tanning? Either that or convince him that he's man enough to try the spray on stuff. :p

Why must you build up such false hope? :lol: :p But really, hopefully if that's the case then the writers could spare us and squeeze in a minsicule line about Louie. All I personally want is a line telling me if the guy's dead or alive -- perhaps elaborating on that by if he's still in the...

1. It's interesting to watch the extent of Flack and Danny's relationship unfold on screen. Despite the fact their friendship has been pushed aside to accomadate other storylines, it was apparent that Flack was far more gentle with Danny (such as in "On the Job" and "Run Silent, Run Deep") than...

^^ I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought Daniel and Flack looked similiar. The first time he popped on screen, I thought, "Holy crap! It's Flack's evil twin!" Apparently they found the darker half of the law abiding detective.

Lol. I was personally hoping the lack of sleep would provide for some more primetime drama queen moments. It was a situation made to be whined and sulked about. But alas, it was not. Excluding the hallucination, he had to be an adult about it. :o :lol:

I say we fan the flames for Camp Flack a little more and hope the writers get around to something. It looks as if they responded to the audience's affectionate taking to Adam. But I'd totaly be behind a Flack spin-off. If it means I get to watch him verbally slap some people around, my butt...

He'll hold them for ransom. Poke at 'em with a stick every now and again as he tells his latest cadaver the story of how it all came to be. But I think I'm more amused with your latter statement. It'd be more like Sid to ship the manbits off to his parents where on the mantel piece will sit...

I'll be sending flowers. I should have known such a promising character was too good to be true. The writers are tricky like that.

...I really don't know what to think of this episode. At first I was nervous about the entire thing because 1) the writers have a potentially crackpot of a crime case on their hands and 2) they're incapable of not reverting back into a bunch of 13-year-old girls writing fanfiction. I thought...

Lol it was fun to read the interview and his interpretation of Adam. I'm pleased to see he's gotten the character so well across because most of it has popped up in discussion at one time or another. For a man who originally had only three lines to work with, he's done a great job thus far...

Oh Hill, first you're holding hands with Carmine and now Gary? The boy's hand sure does get around. j/k But really, I never thought of it like that. It could certainly be a plausible explanation and one I prefer more than the writers simply skipping out on screentime for Hawkes.