Gaelen
Coroner
I agree with you there. I definately want to see, and I think we all NEED to see an episode that focuses on Lindsay's skills as a character instead of the brooding past we've seen so much of and utterly sick of. I was to see more of the brighter side of her character. As Stella has mentioned, Mac chose her specifically because of her attention to detail (I'm sorry but the line "sorry to state the obvious" doesn't cut that portrayal).Top said:
Personally, I'd kind of like to see a real heroic moment for Lindsay, when she steps up to the plate and really saves the day. Like someone else said, it would be cool to see her pull--and use--her gun. It would be cool to see her rescue Danny from one of the dangerous situations he always seems to get himself into. Something to establish that her character really does have mettle, if that's what they're going for.
We've also pretty much seen everyone pull a gun. Stella's shot, Mac's shot, Danny's shot, Flack's shot, Hawkes(?). But Lindsay seems to prefer holding the damn thing. We need to see her in a more action packed sequence where she doesn't look like a damsel in distress or a rookie out of place.
Lindsay's character, in my opinion, has alot of potential. So far, the writers seem to be perfectly content in not exploiting that availability.
It's true that both Catherine and Sara are strong characters but you have to admit that they're portrayed in different ways. I guess what I was trying to get at in my previous point was that they don't want the two to be too alike. IMO Sara's nothing like Cath, but on some fronts they are. *shrugs* Maybe they're still playing with Lindsay's character - trying to find out where her character really stands within the NY team.I don't know--both Catherine and Sara are pretty strong personalities on CSI. CSI shows do tend to feature strong women, even if they also have the nasty habit of undercutting those strong women with some of their storylines (like "All Access").
I'm sure she must be emotionally strong to be able to keep that in all those years but I did not like the way they handled her behaviour in Silent Night. She's a professional and should be expected to show more emotional restraint. It would have made more sense if she went in, couldn't stand it, and asked to be excused. Simply leaving was a little immature and for some may have killed their liking for her character.imho, i feel like lindsay was pretty emotionally strong to hold that weight of her past in, even though she did not face it at the time. she may not come off as tough-strong-nails, but she's tough in an under-the-radar-tough way.
Would it be agreed that Lindsay's past could have been handled much better that it was?
Yeah, like up the ass :lol: Hehehe.1 lollipop in the right place can catch a person off guard.
The teasing was nice to see, we've missed that between the two of them. But one thing I was a little on the fence about was Lindsay's ability to hit the same spot on all 3 shots. I think it would have done some good to make one miss, or make her turn and shoot Danny instead when he laughs at her. All 3 hits in such a small radius of a target seems so...I don't know - fake somehow. I mean it's a small detail I guess when you look at the bigger picture. But the reality of it all....is that even possible?Speaking of the sling shot, not only was the contraption cool, the way she improvised, I liked her sassy answer to Danny when he was kind of making fun of her.