Faylinn said:
I don't think we need to do a Tanglewood style thing with Lindsay where we have to wait over a year to find out what her deal is after a big hint is dropped.
True...I was thinking more along the lines of a few episodes early on in S3 that lead up to a bigger episode that deals with it. But if they did it like the Tanglewood thing, I wouldn't be happy. (Not least of which because, after all of the discussion that occurs, what actually happens is bound to be a letdown--and Lindsay's story can't afford to be a letdown when so many viewers already dislike her.)
I think to give any true substance to her character, there should be reveals leading up to a “Tanglewood” type episode. It would play into the continuancy that I think we would all like to see more of as well. They were doing this early on with “light-hearted” information like of musicals/operas and then it all stopped.
“Stealing Home” didn’t really “reveal” so much about her to me, as much as it left me with more questions as to who she is. I liked it, in that it made me curious to learn more about her, but at the same time a little frustrated that we didn’t learn anything more solid.
1. She braids rawhide
2. May have father issues due to move (?)
3. Sometimes isn’t satisfied with just solving the case, but needs to know the “why” as well
4. and she likes musicals/opera (okay, from earlier episodes).
We know she is a good CSI, but I am looking forward to learning more about the personal aspect of Lindsay.
We have seen Lindsay evolve from her first appearance on the show in
Zoo York to the season finale in
Charge of this Post. She has grown from “eager to please,” to a trusted colleague and someone who truly cares for her coworkers. I think the degree of empathy she felt for Stella in
All Access, the concern for Danny in
RSRD and the concern she felt for her colleagues with the death of Aiden in
Heroes speaks volumes as to the loyal caring individual she is. Now I have always liked Lindsay, and I have been pretty happy with her development over the last season, but I think for more people to like her, the writers need to move beyond the surface development (for lack of a better phrase) and help us really get to know her. I am all for more info on Lindsay.
1. Why move to NY
2. Why become a CSI
3. Why so much empathy for Stella – is that a sign of off screen development as to how close she is to Stella – while I tend to agree with this thought, I can see where some would much rather have seen the development on screen – or something from her past?
4. Where did she and Danny go when they left the hospital – sorry, my sick little brain can’t help but wonder :devil: But I am sure that with their friend in the hospital, they were on their best behavior – I wouldn’t expect anything less
I could go on, but I actually need to get something done today …
and I know you all have some great thoughts to contribute
I tend to think people look better with their natural hair, and next to Stella's real curls, Lindsay's look even more fake.
That's a good point. I like her hair straight as well, but maybe that's because I saw Anna on Medical Investigation first.
As for the hair, I liked her straight hair in
Youngblood and her curly hair in
Risk, I don’t like it up. The straight hair looks more natural, but I also like the curly hair when it is done well.
Good discussion you guys … I can honestly say, that since meeting Ms. Monroe, I have never in my
life so thoroughly contemplated a fictional TV character. :lol:
Oh yes Faylinn, this is from the “grading” thread, but I totally got the “paternal” Mac at the end of the Finale.