Re: Danny/Lindsay #22: I've fallen in love with you...and I can't let
The writers suck and doing romantic drama, that's for sure :lol: Way to reel in a crowd (as effective as it was, annoying would be the better word).
Where I see the writers taking DL after this? Hopefully forward, without too much crap in between their screen time. I'd rather have less DL-related episodes and just have them smiling and chuckling, bantering and arguing with each other in more episodes. They can show the relationship progressing without having it overpower the show. Which comes back to why I would prefer verbal moments than physical. It would be much easier for the writers to just add in a small dialogue where we have DL discussing last night's dinner, and maybe them arguing over the tip or something silly like that. I'd actually prefer that than seeing the actual dinner. :lol:
I think the writers need to maybe place DL in the background for a while to offset the heavy last few episodes we've been getting. Now that doesn't mean no DL whatsoever, but rather small scenes with them together, getting along, being overly friendly with each other, smiling, grinning, and just darn happy.
Of course, they have to get there first, but perhaps a scene where Danny asks Lindsay out to lunch and we go back to her sounding hesitant and giving him an excuse, but that progresses into her accepting, and then we get to the point where lunch together becomes...well, normal.
That kind of continuation would be good instead of the jerky scenes we've been getting. The explosions are nice when you're trying to spice something boring. But we didn't even get any DL to be bored of (like we'd ever be), so...what was the point exactly?
I am looking forward to them hopefully starting over, and we can watch them rebuild their relationship and be in love next season. I seem to say this every season...it sounds oh so familiar. :lol:
Well, I trust that the writers know what they're doing. I watched LRC again, and the more I analyse it, the more I think the writers were good in doing what they did - including the standing Danny up part (which I didn't like either). But in the end, it was pretty darn realistic (I asked a few of my friends who didn't watch CSI:NY, gave them the background story, and where DL were at the time, and thought it was pretty believable). I guess our likes and dislikes tend to blind us from that from time to time.
Hopefully what the writers have planned will be realistic and good. It kinda makes me wonder why the word "pleased" was used rather than 'happy' or 'ecstatic'. Hopefully that means that they know hunky dory isn't what we want right now and we'll get a realistic DL reunion by the end of the season.
I feel so fluffy! I love chocolate.