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Ditto. However, I suspect the first option would be tied to the second if it happened. Or said another way, if Stella is mentioned in conversation, that could be an indication that they are planning to have her in at some point for a guest shot. Otherwise, I'm not sure they would be...

Catching up on the new spoilers for s7 with a few comments to offer.... First the premiere. Hmm...seems they are biting off a lot here -- resolution of the Shane Casey arc, a five month time jump, Stella has left, Jo is arriving, Lindsay problems, and oh yeah, a case to solve. :)...

Well, I'm not turning out the lights for good -- just coming into the room every now and then and flipping them on to see if anything good is happening. ;) Like I mentioned before, I'm popping in here and there to read spoilers and get an idea of where the show is heading but not following...

Hmmm....I voted, "No." I didn't want MK/Stella to leave and would've preferred that all the cast stay together and have the show go out on top with stronger writing. That said, MK leaving does make it easier to distance myself from the show and accept the prospect of its ending. I don't...

Thanks for the interview and translation. It does shed some light on the contract issues and reasons MK left but also raises some questions about what really was going on behind the scenes during season six and the subsequent hiatus. It sounds like MK’s contract was originally set to go...

If Stella receives a really good offer for a teaching position or top job at another lab, she could think it is too good an opportunity to pass up and time for her to "spread her wings" -- especially if she feels that Mac has finally come out of his shell and is getting back to his old self...

I think whatever they do with Mac's love life will depend in part on how much longer Gary Sinise will be around, especially if he is only contracted (at present) through the upcoming season. As some have mentioned before, they could tie some type of romantic resolution (choose whichever lady...

It's sad and disappointing to hear MK is leaving the show, but I wish her the best in all future endeavors. Not sure what happened but seems like whatever contract was offered was not enough incentive for MK to divert signficant time and effort away from her family. It's odd that they...

A number of good ideas already have been mentioned, so I’ll just throw out my top one. Revitalize the characters and their interactions. In a franchise with over 400 episodes to its credit, there’s only so much they can do when it comes to creating different and unique criminal...

Grade = D+ A few weeks ago, I had written a longer review, but at this point, I’m not very motivated to post it. Others have highlighted quite effectively the various shortcomings of this episode. It suffered from many of the issues which have plagued the show all season – significant...

When I saw the news about the CM changes, I immediately thought about CSI:NY. I see some interesting parallels between the characters of JJ and Lindsay, and while I would take no pleasure in seeing an actor losing a role, I can see reasons why a character like Lindsay might be written off this...

Grade = a generous C- Things I liked: The Rear Window concept was an interesting premise, and the opening scene leading up to Mac’s fall was quite effective in terms of music, style, and atmosphere. Adam’s scenes (with Mac and the wasp detector) were funny and well done. I’m not...

Not much to say about this one. Grade = C- for a mediocre effort. The case actually had potential to be interesting – a tragic, sympathetic victim in Joe Carthage and a fairly diverse group of suspects. The presentation was seriously lacking though – too much exposition and one too...

During the first few years , I think GS/Mac looked very young -- even as young as 40/41 years old – whereas his lady friends (Peyton, Stella, etc.) looked like they could be in that mid-thirties age range, so the difference was not that noticeable. These days, if I just watched the show with...

Re: CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Solving Crime in the Empire Ditto. It does seem to be shaping up that way. Another scenario that comes to mind is Danny or Lindsay (probably Lindsay) making a grab for Lucy and going over the edge, setting up the "save my spouse or save my child"...

I see what you mean. :) Based on some of the interesting and thought-provoking comments made in this thread, I can see the ratonale for voting for any one of the choices (except maybe Peyton :p), and who knows, depending on what happens in the last few episodes, I might see things differently...

That pretty much sums up my view. Normally, these types of romantic storylines can take a few years to play out, especially on a procedural like this one. Instead, they crammed the marriage and baby developments into the space of a season and simply glossed over some of the issues between...

:lol: That scene was actually pretty funny in an unintentional sort of way. Hawkes is stuck in the middle of a prison riot and Danny and Lindsay are playing twenty questions about his sister...:rolleyes: :lol: That would explain a lot. Seriously, I do try to cut the show some slack on some...

I’ve avoided this thread so far because at this point, I’m not sure there’s a single answer that captures my views on the topic. Maybe if I just start writing a few thoughts down, however, something will emerge…. Do I care about Mac’s love life? Well, it depends. Mac is the leading man...

It’s difficult to know where to start with this review. The episode had so many plotholes and logic flaws that it’s hard to take it seriously. Given the subject matter, I was expecting an intense episode with strong character moments but ended up with something leaning towards parody. I know...