Elsie
Shopaholic
I really don't think that too much should be read into the promo photo. It's a fantastic image, which I really love but I'll be interested to examine it again at the end of the season and see which elements of it can actually be interpreted. It's one of those things which can be interpreted in many ways, and that's probably one of the things that is great about it. You can find meaning in anything if you look hard enough. If TPTB wanted an iconic image that would get people talking, then they've achieved their objective.
Agreeing with Fruitbat and Top, the spoilers so far for this season are rather disappointing. It really does seem like more of the same this season, not that I'm surprised to be honest. Celeb casting is one thing I particularly dislike. I don't think NY has the greatest record with it either, last season saw (IMO) terrible performances from Nelly Furtado and John McEnroe. I was hoping that they would have learned from the experience that acting skills should be paramount. I'm being unfair of course, because Alison Sudol (who I have absolutely never heard of anyway) could be a great actress. I live in hope.
As for Flack, I really don't want them to go down the route of him covering something up. But, it would depend on the storyline, because thinking back to last season, even though he knew Mac was right he didn't necessarily seem to immediately agree that the NYPD should have to live by the same rules as everyone else. I think there is a possibility that there could be a case where Flack may think that the end justifies the means. I agree that he has a strict moral code, but based on last season I think it is possible that he could be swayed.
Agreeing with Fruitbat and Top, the spoilers so far for this season are rather disappointing. It really does seem like more of the same this season, not that I'm surprised to be honest. Celeb casting is one thing I particularly dislike. I don't think NY has the greatest record with it either, last season saw (IMO) terrible performances from Nelly Furtado and John McEnroe. I was hoping that they would have learned from the experience that acting skills should be paramount. I'm being unfair of course, because Alison Sudol (who I have absolutely never heard of anyway) could be a great actress. I live in hope.
As for Flack, I really don't want them to go down the route of him covering something up. But, it would depend on the storyline, because thinking back to last season, even though he knew Mac was right he didn't necessarily seem to immediately agree that the NYPD should have to live by the same rules as everyone else. I think there is a possibility that there could be a case where Flack may think that the end justifies the means. I agree that he has a strict moral code, but based on last season I think it is possible that he could be swayed.