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In the latest issue of TV Guide, actor <font color=yellow>Carmine Giovinazzo</font> (Danny Messer) talked about an upcoming episode of New York that will put his character in an intense plight.
The episode, entitled "Run Silent, Run Deep," is a continuation from last year's "Tanglewood," in which the writers implied Messer may or may not have be involved in of New York's most dangerous gangs. This new episode may finally provide fans with some concrete answers.
In "Run Silent, Run Deep," a body is found buried in a football stadium and the evidence places Messer at the scene. For Mac to solve this case, the show will have to delve deep into Danny's past. "The storyline is going to be what Danny went through before he was a cop," revealed Giovinazzo. "It's going to put me in a real predicament and be real intense."
It's hardly surprising to hear of Danny being involved any sort of predicament. The character has become the show's emotional whirlwind, his hard temper barely tamable even under his boss's recalcitrant sovereignty. "Danny is the Sonny Corleone of the show," CSI creator <font color=yellow>Anthony Zuiker</font> said. "He's always in trouble, has a bad temper and can't shake his past."
This new episode of New York will surely provide some answers for the fans, but don't expect Danny Messer to soften up. "I don't think Danny will settle down," added Giovinazzo. "He'll be in more troublesome situations, on the edge of being fired. We're not going to sew up this guy in a nice package."
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The episode, entitled "Run Silent, Run Deep," is a continuation from last year's "Tanglewood," in which the writers implied Messer may or may not have be involved in of New York's most dangerous gangs. This new episode may finally provide fans with some concrete answers.
In "Run Silent, Run Deep," a body is found buried in a football stadium and the evidence places Messer at the scene. For Mac to solve this case, the show will have to delve deep into Danny's past. "The storyline is going to be what Danny went through before he was a cop," revealed Giovinazzo. "It's going to put me in a real predicament and be real intense."
It's hardly surprising to hear of Danny being involved any sort of predicament. The character has become the show's emotional whirlwind, his hard temper barely tamable even under his boss's recalcitrant sovereignty. "Danny is the Sonny Corleone of the show," CSI creator <font color=yellow>Anthony Zuiker</font> said. "He's always in trouble, has a bad temper and can't shake his past."
This new episode of New York will surely provide some answers for the fans, but don't expect Danny Messer to soften up. "I don't think Danny will settle down," added Giovinazzo. "He'll be in more troublesome situations, on the edge of being fired. We're not going to sew up this guy in a nice package."
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