Well, I was...disappointed this week.
The episode didn't really grab me, the cases were meh...
I was chatting again, but I couldn't even get excited about chatting because the cases were so iffy. And the fact that the D/L thing not only came up again, but just went through the whole episode? I'm wondering how much the writers are willing to sacrifice a good show in favor of romantic angst or whatever.
Can they please drop this now?
I liked the Danny and Flack interaction. I'm going to assume that Danny
was there for Flack during his recovery, even though the writers apparently don't think it's worth mentioning.
They seem to be on good terms, and I hope the writers eventually tell us that Danny is, in fact, not a totally shitty friend.
The parts of the show that stood out the most were, once again, the D/L things. That doesn't make it a good thing, though. Danny's pissy the whole time, Lindsay's avoiding him like they're in high school, and then Danny is this huge wuss basically begging her to know what's wrong.
She essentially says 'no, I don't want to do this' and he's all 'if you need me let me know.' Er...so he can abandon Flack after the finale, but he's on his knees begging Lindsay to let him be her rock or whatever? Do the writers have any sense of Danny's character? Or did they throw it out the window when they decided to go with this D/L thing? And here we are, still wondering if it's ever going to be friggin'
over. Seriously, do they think it makes the show better? More interesting? What would make it more interesting for me is to concentrate on the cases and really pull me in.
So basically, we don't know why Lindsay doesn't want to be with Danny, and they're going to drag this out some more? And in the meantime, Danny will probably spend every episode with that wounded-puppy dog look on his face, following Lindsay around and trying to beg her to go out with him. *headdesk*
This is exactly why ships need to stay in fanfiction. The writers aren't doing the show any kind of service with this. Yes, a large chunk of fans want Danny and Lindsay to hold hands and kiss and run off into the sunset, but I can't say it enough:
this isn't a soap opera, it's a crime drama. And the CSI work is being overshadowed by badly-written romance stuff. They need to get this out of their system.
I'm going to rewatch the show tomorrow, and I'm hoping that I'll find it more interesting than I did the first time. I'll wait and grade it then, but I don't think this is going to be an A+ episode from me. (And that's saying something.)