CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Bright Lights, Big City

[Maya316]

TV.com says Episode 13 airs on the 20th, which is good...I'm hoping for spoiler pics from 6.14, myself :lol: (which, fingers crossed, should be coming soon -- they have the ones for 6.13 up already). While I'm still iffy on the whole vampire thing, I'm morbidly curious on how NY handles it.

 

[Railynn]

Yeah I'm curious about episdoe 14 as well it doesnt sound like a typical NY episode, but again Carmine wrote it, so I'm really curious about that, i wasnt a big fan of Melina episode last yr. so i'm curious how Carmine episode turns out.

 

[Jade_Nolan]

Being that it's both CSI:NY and Carmine, I seriously doubt this is going to be a "vampire" ep. Obviously there aren't going to be real vampires:cardie: I think this ep has real potential to be downright disturbing, and in a totally good way. Think about it- an exposé and delve into a completely sick and twisted psychosis with very real, deadly and disturbing consequences. I mean, how snapped does your mind have to be to think you really are a vampire?:wtf:

 

[perlnoir]

Behind the scene found by Ash on Myspace

 

[Top41]

Reopening because my math is not so good! :lol: I went by page count rather than post count... and posts per page seem to have changed. Here's a spoiler refresher:

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6.12 "Criminal Justice"

~ The episode starts in the courtroom. Antonio Rawls is being charged with the murder of Megan Reynolds. As the arraignment gets underway, we get flashes showing us what the case is about: Antonio sneaking into Megan's bedroom and killing her with a knife while a neighbor, Gabrielle Winston, watches from her window next door. Megan's mother found her daughter's body.

~ Antonio keeps looking back at his crew, smirking. When it's time to enter his plea, he says he's not guilty. The judge starts talking about bail - and Antonio's various previous offenses - but Mac suddenly walks into the courtroom. He says the case isn't as strong as it seems to be.

~ The episode then flashes back 24 hours to when the team was on the scene and tells the story of how they ended up in the courtroom at the present with Mac coming in to disrupt the court.

~ It looks like there might be evidence of someone else at the scene, or proof of evidence tampering. The team is going to have to unravel a few more mysteries before they can get Antonio Rawls for the murder he committed.

~ Mac has a good scene with Megan's mother, and he promises to bring her killer to justice.

~ Also, Danny has to fess up when Lindsay finds him putting a heat pack on his lower back - it's been bothering him since chasing down the homeless guy in 6.09, but he doesn't want anyone to know about it. Lindsay suggests that he came back to work too soon, but he says he couldn't stay out longer because he'd have been forced to go on medical leave and he'd only get 50% of his usual salary - which wouldn't be enough. Lindsay says it's not worth him ending up back in the wheelchair, but Danny tells her it will be fine.​

613:

Ok, here's some info about the episode:

6.13 "Flag on the Play":

~ A woman named Kate Valentine is found dead and floating in a therapeutic bath in the locker room after a Lingerie Football League game. She was the quarterback of the New York Majesty team. It's determined that she died from an allergic reaction to lidocaine.

~ Fun personal stuff: It appears that Sid might be a fan of the LFL. Danny and Flack have a few scenes together. At one point, Mac comments to Danny that people sometimes lie to protect their spouses - but Danny points out that Lindsay wasn't afraid to tell him he overcooked dinner the night before. Mac says Lindsay might be an exception to the rule.

~ Also, when Danny and Flack go to a pawn shop to ask about Kate's engagement ring (which she pawned for $10,000 - before her ex-fiance reported it stolen), they find out someone bought an NYPD badge the day before. Danny asks to see a picture of the badge, and his worst fear is confirmed: it's his badge. He has to admit to Flack that it got stolen a week before when he was at an acupuncture place trying to relieve his back pain (he didn't want to go on medical leave again) - and he never reported it missing. Now someone in the city has it.
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6.14 "Sanguine Love"

~ A young woman is found dead in the snow, her ear cut off. She was stabbed in the neck with some sort of small blade - whatever it was, it was deep enough to slice her carotid artery.

~ The victim, Pam, was a photographer. Stella and Flack use her latest photographs to follow her progress backwards from where she died in the park (presumably Central Park?) - they are able to locate her building. The doorman recognizes her - he says she went for a walk in the park every night, usually with her boyfriend. However, the boyfriend, Keith, wasn't with her the night she died.

~ The doorman also tells them that Pam might have been seeing an older man on the side - but when they ask Keith, he denies that Pam was seeing anyone else. He blames himself for her death because he wasn't with her when she was killed. When they ask why he wasn't there the night she died, he says it's because they got into an argument.

~ Pam had a scar on her wrist. Mac notices a similar scar on her father's wrist, as well as the wrist of a tattoo artist that is considered a suspect. However, the tattoo artist's alibi checks out, and his tattoo guns are not a match to the murder weapon. He doesn't offer Flack and Hawkes any information about the scar on his wrist.

~ Mac confronts Pam's father about the scars, and he gives them an important piece of information: the scar was made during a ceremony. He identifies the older man Pam had been seen with as Joseph, the head of a Haven in the city. The haven is a safe place for "vampires". Pam's father met Joseph when they were younger (because he himself is a "vampire"). When Pam moved to the city, he asked Joseph to keep an eye on her. It seems that Pam joined Joseph's Haven.

~ Pam's father describes the instrument used to make the cut on his (and his daughter's) wrist - it's an ankh with a thin blade. Danny and Flack go with some cops to raid Joseph's apartment, and they find him in the middle of a ceremony. They take the ankh blade to test it in case it's their murder weapon - and Danny finds Pam's missing ear in Joseph's freezer.

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6.15 "The Formula"

~ There was some sort of incident with a race car - a driver's car malfunctioned, and he was trapped inside when it was burning. Now he's in the hospital, and the team has to figure out what happened (and whether someone sabotaged the car).

~ Flack does not seem impressed with the idea of driving in a circle over and over again.

~ Mac keeps getting calls from the Mayor about what happened (although I'm not sure why), but the team doesn't know whether or not this is a isolated incident.

Here's some more info about 6.15 "The Formula":

~ The episode starts at a Grand Prix race exhibition - it's not actually a race, but Davi dos Santos is still being competitive. His wife, Tania, seems worried that he's being too reckless, but he wants to win - and to please the crowd.

~ Santos drives for Seraphim Spirits, and a lot of the fans are wearing shirts to advertise the brand. They're all cheering for Santos.

~ During a pit stop, Santos' crew chief urges him to back down because it's just an exhibition, but Santos says it's all the same to him. On the way out of the pits, Santos' car explodes.

~ Mac meets with Flack on the track - Santos is in intensive care, and it doesn't look good. The have to figure out what happened and who is responsible for Santos' injuries.

~ The car was covered with gasoline, but Danny and Adam determine that the gas tank itself is undamaged - someone must have cut the fuel line.

~ The team has a list of suspects to deal with, including competitors and someone who sent threatening letters to Santos. They are able to identify the man who sent the letters as Joseph Weaver - he's been making phone calls, filing lawsuits and sending letters to Congress because of Seraphim Spirits. He says the company is encouraging people to drink and drive - his own brother was killed by a drunk driver who had been drinking Seraphim Spirits.

~ As the team tries to unravel the mystery of who sabotaged Santos' car, things take a turn for the worse in the hospital - if Santos doesn't pull through, their suspect will be facing a murder charge.

~ Also, in more fun news, it seems that Mac and Stella are wearing racing uniforms toward the end of the episode - I don't know for sure, but it looks like Mac might have come up with the idea to go for a drive at the track. ​

 

[~Sarah~]

In that first picture it looks like AJ is closing his eyes... although they look like they were taken during Veritas & Turbulence, except for the last one which looks like it's from Greater Good.

 

[perlnoir]

AJ bukley interview​

source: Five TV http://www.five.tv/programmes/drama/csi-new-york/56998

AJ Buckley has played lovable CSI lab tech Adam Ross since 2005. Born in Dublin and raised in Canada, the actor has appeared in numerous films and TV shows.

Tell us a bit about the new season.

We ended season five on an incredible cliffhanger. Detective Angell was killed, there was a giant shootout, and we all hit the floor. It was pretty intense for the cast because no one knew who was going to stand up from the bullets! The season opener starts off a month after the shooting and shows how the characters are dealing with the death of Angell.

Is there a new tone to the series?

Going into your sixth season, it allows the writers to go deeper within the characters. We can get into the intricacies of them and what makes them tick. The audience really feels for these characters. They’re so invested in them.

What happens with Adam and Stella this season?

Adam gets some love! I remember showing up on the set and people asked me, 'Have you seen the script yet?' I took a look and I was like, 'Oh, wow!' I think it’s a great storyline. Adam and Stella have always had a flirtatious thing back and forth. The guy needs some love! He’s in the lab all the time. Stella’s a sexy woman, so why not?

How has Adam developed over the years?

When I joined the cast, there was no description of who Adam was. [Executive Producer] Pam Veasey has always said that my character is kind of the comedy of the show. But over the years he’s started to understand who he is and show his strengths.

Have you had much input into his character?

A fair bit. That’s the wonderful thing about working with Pam Veasey and Peter Lenkov. They really take the time to listen to anything you have to say about your character.

How has CSI: NY changed your life?

It’s completely changed my life. When I booked CSI, I had $32 to my name and was living out of my car. To go from that to this, getting to travel around the world and meet different people – I’m completely grateful!

How is your relationship with your co-stars?

Great. Gary Sinise is somebody I looked up to before I even got the gig just for who he is as an actor. Carmine Giovinazzo is someone I’d worked with in the past. He really had a big part in me becoming a full-time cast member. He went in to bat for me to keep me on the show.

What has been your most challenging storyline?

One of my favourites was the episode ‘The Party’s Over’. There’s a child that commits a murder and they send me into the interrogation room to talk with the kid. It was the first real episode where I got to sink my teeth into something – to get out of the lab and not be saying science words, and to emotionally connect to the dialogue.

Were you good at science at school?

You know what, when I was in high school, I was a horrific student. I’m a poster child for ADD, and I’m terribly dyslexic. Growing up, learning for me was next to impossible. So Adam’s journey of education and my journey of education are night and day. I’m sure my science teachers back in high school that watch the show now have a good laugh.

What is the secret of CSI’s success?

They’ve got great writers and they’ve cast great actors. And it’s such an old tale; it’s Sherlock Holmes. Who did it, and how did they do it? They took that old theory, made science sexy and took this fresh look. People really respond to that.

What sets CSI: NY apart from the other CSIs?

New York is a character on the show. I don’t know many people that aren’t fascinated by it. It’s so film noir. Then you throw an actor like Gary Sinise into the mix and it speaks for itself.

Is there any rivalry between the CSI shows?

I think every CSI wants to be the top. It’s a healthy rivalry. Pam expects to be number one and be the top. You can’t get complacent in the sixth season.

What are your acting ambitions for the future?

One of my dreams is to come to London and do a play. Not even one of the big shows – I would be happy doing a small theatre in a small town. Just to immerse myself in the work would be great!

 

[talkingtocactus]

Being that it's both CSI:NY and Carmine, I seriously doubt this is going to be a "vampire" ep. Obviously there aren't going to be real vampires:cardie: I think this ep has real potential to be downright disturbing, and in a totally good way. Think about it- an exposé and delve into a completely sick and twisted psychosis with very real, deadly and disturbing consequences. I mean, how snapped does your mind have to be to think you really are a vampire?:wtf:

every time i read about carmine's ep i think it sounds remarkably similar to the recent criminal minds ep about people who like to think they're vampires but are actually just deranged. i hope it's not too similar....

 

[Railynn]

I dont Know if this has already been mention but here is a little bit of casting news for Episode 15.

[YOUNG MAC TAYLOR] Male, 10 years old, a young Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) is seen playing in a soapbox car...ONE (1) LINE CO-STAR. PLEASE REVIEW PHOTOS OF GARY SINISE AS A REFERENCE BEFORE SUBMITTING

Source: SpoilerTV

 

[Jade_Nolan]

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! LITTLE BOY MAC!!!! i hope they actually do put that in........... :luvlove::luvlove: that would be so awesome!! :hugegrin::hugegrin:

 

[Faylinn]

Picture from Hill's Twitter: "Final shoot day of Carmine's Episode..death in the snow!!"

Oh, Carmine. Between the glasses and the pointy hair...:wtf:

 

[Railynn]

Oh Carmine, you seriously need a haircut, and those glasses arent even sexy...What's in between his teeth??? can anyone tell?

 

[talkingtocactus]

I dont Know if this has already been mention but here is a little bit of casting news for Episode 15.

[YOUNG MAC TAYLOR] Male, 10 years old, a young Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) is seen playing in a soapbox car...ONE (1) LINE CO-STAR. PLEASE REVIEW PHOTOS OF GARY SINISE AS A REFERENCE BEFORE SUBMITTING

Source: SpoilerTV

also squeeeeing a bit over this - i hope it happens

 

[~Sarah~]

Oh Carmine, you seriously need a haircut, and those glasses arent even sexy...What's in between his teeth??? can anyone tell?

I think it may just be gum.

 

[Faylinn]

If you look at the picture full-sized (warning, it's big), it looks like it's probably a pen cap.