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These have been previously mentioned, but putting my own spin on them. Mac and Claire, definitely, maybe just before 9/11, because you know a TV drama is going to portray them as the happiest couple on the planet just before such a tragedy occurs. And the team's reactions to 9/11, either...

Re: Gary # 3 Mr. Sinister. Gary as Leonard "Bones" McCoy, huh? Give me a few minutes to wrap my head around that one. Could be interesting. Can he do a southern accent? McCoy was from Georgia. DeForrest Kelly didn't have much of one, except in an episode in the original series when they aged...

Notice how when Mac and Peyton are having a "moment" while at work, they seem to always get interrupted by Stella or someone else, but when Mac and Stella are having a "moment," Peyton is nowhere to be seen, and in fact is absent during the entire episode. Things that make you go "hmmmm"... ;)

Yeah, that ranks right up there with the opening scene from "Summer in the City" Stella (to Hawkes): I knew this would be a no-brainer for you. Hawkes (to Mac and Flack): She didn't just say that. Mack and Flack (in unison): She did. :lol:

I think that may be an error, I saw that, too, and it also listed that Kyle Gallner was going to be in Heart of Glass as well. I though it was a bit of a coincidence that two guests stars would be in back-to-back episodes (especially a perp--Ava--who was about to head to jail), so I checked the...

I kind of expected more of a bemused or bewildered expression, after seeing the goings on in Mac's office without the benefit of an audio track, then her leaving him a card with a rather cryptic message that explained nothing. The smirk at her "moo" comment was a nice affectionate touch, but if...

Definitely enjoyed this episode, but I like Marlee Matlin a lot anyway. I used to love Reasonable Doubts. I recognized the actor that played her husband, too. He was in an episode of Strong Medicine (another one of my favorite shows) about a Deaf man who was frustrated that people (like doctors)...

It's quite funny that Marlee Matlin is guest-starring in a CSI: NY episode, since she and Gary Sinise are both celebrity narrators in the Candlelight Processional at Disney's Epcot theme park this month. In fact, Marlee's four performance nights immediately follow Gary's three, all beginning...

I'm a skating fan, so Episode 12 looks kind of interesting. I hope Hawkes ends up being involved in the skating case, it'll be interesting to see what the Master of Trivial Facts knows about figure skating. :D

...you answer your cell phone with just your last name. (Can't believe in 11 pages of posts, nobody mentioned that! Or am I the only nutcase that's thought of doing so? No, I haven't done it yet!)

I have a feeling that Danny's the one getting comfort, relieved that Lindsey survived and is okay. Lindsey's probably too shell-shocked to be looking for comfort just yet. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of this episode as well, to see how that scene is played out.