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Actually, I've seen it as very much the father/daughter or mentor/student relationship since Sara came on the show (way before I'd even heard the *term* GSR associated with them). At least that seems to be Grissom's POV.
We've seen enough statement's from writers, actors and producers on this subject that the father/daughter thing does not hold water. In the CSI Companion William P addressed many of the scenes that GSR's consider pivotal to this ship and from his point of view he is NOT playing this character from the father/daughter perspective. David Rambo...the writer of Butterflied has stated that Grissom was talking about Sara in his speech at the end. He also stated the following: "Grissom's yearning for Sara is real". I understand people not liking GSR for whatever reason ie: don't like the pairing, want to see either one of them with someone else. I'm sure there is a laundry list of reasons for each person who don't like this pairing. But I think that the father/daughter perception is only held by people who again, don't like this pair/ship. We have never seen anything from the people who work on this show that give's any indication that there is a father/daughter vibe here.
Carol Mendolsohn: The entire episode started out as an experiment. We Intended to do an episode of csi that was more like a play. One set Grissom and Catherine.
CM: This scene is the essences of what we intended in this episode grissom and catherine at a crime scene working alone
CM: We tried to make this particular act (act 3) ore like a play. It was supposed to be just about grissom and Catherine.
One of the guys: Sometimes eating is the most erotic thing you can show on the scene (peanut butter scene)
CM: We’ve never really seen grissom and Catherine like that it’s both intimate and familiar. And now we’re in the bedroom
One of the guys: This all came about because one of the Technical advisors talk about a case where he had spent days looking in a house for evidence but he couldn’t find it after four or five days of going back to the scene he felt he was living the victims life.
and there have been lots of scenes with sara and nick that would be creepy is they have a brother/sister relationship like people say.
basically everyone see's evidence for their ship, and discredits evidence from other ships. hell i do it all the time.
my opinion though is still that GSR is father/daughter and snickers is real luv, but hey thats my opinion. we are never going to agree.
and there have been lots of scenes with sara and nick that would be creepy is they have a brother/sister relationship like people say.
basically everyone see's evidence for their ship, and discredits evidence from other ships. hell i do it all the time.
my opinion though is still that GSR is father/daughter and snickers is real luv, but hey thats my opinion. we are never going to agree.
So yeah. NOT a fan of the "GSR" thing. It's creepy and a tad incestuous. ::shudder::
actually the commentary in butterflied is very conflicting about ships. there is just as much commentary supporting gil and catherine, if not more, in it. and honestly, it would all be a moot point if the actress who was cast as the victim had not shown up for the audition. it was because of her resemblence to jorja that the script was changed.
So yeah. NOT a fan of the "GSR" thing. It's creepy and a tad incestuous. ::shudder::
I've said this before, and I'll say it again. Although I am not a fan of the GSR ship, calling it "incestuous" is crossing the line, imo. Please don't go there.
I'll back up what lament has said 100% - banding about words such as 'incestuous' in a casual way could be taken as offensive by many members of this thread. Incest isn't something to joke about, and it certainly isn't an appropriate adjective to use in regard to any ship.