The CSI franchise do not do romances well. I would like (or maybe, wouldn't mind) the DL ship if it had started with a friendship and possibly progressed into more, which is why I find the Stella/Mac ship rather appealing, or even the Aiden/Danny ship.
CSI NY is a crime drama. CSI went years without shoving any two characters together. The GSR was done tastefully, and even those who didn't like the ship generally understood it was coming. I'm not a huge fan of it, but I figure six years of build up and then a two minute scene that shows a level of intimacy and caring is alright.
Danny and Lindsay were never friends first, they were always borderline. With the Payton/Mac, we generally understand there was something going on before hand, but with the DL they just met and then hovered somewhere. And the characters suffered because of it. Lindsay wasn't independant, she just wanted Danny, who because more whiney and less constant. As for consistancy, it's something Lindsay still is sorely lacking. She goes from being level-headed to something reminiscent of a screeching banshee.
The episode was definitely not my favourite, and I still feel that the show is steadily declining. Colour me disappointed. C
PS: what happened to the Why Lindsay Must Go thread? I'd prefer not to rant on here, because I know it must offend some people, but if I'm going to continue to watch the show, I need somewhere to do it. For my own sanity.
CSI NY is a crime drama. CSI went years without shoving any two characters together. The GSR was done tastefully, and even those who didn't like the ship generally understood it was coming. I'm not a huge fan of it, but I figure six years of build up and then a two minute scene that shows a level of intimacy and caring is alright.
Danny and Lindsay were never friends first, they were always borderline. With the Payton/Mac, we generally understand there was something going on before hand, but with the DL they just met and then hovered somewhere. And the characters suffered because of it. Lindsay wasn't independant, she just wanted Danny, who because more whiney and less constant. As for consistancy, it's something Lindsay still is sorely lacking. She goes from being level-headed to something reminiscent of a screeching banshee.
The episode was definitely not my favourite, and I still feel that the show is steadily declining. Colour me disappointed. C
PS: what happened to the Why Lindsay Must Go thread? I'd prefer not to rant on here, because I know it must offend some people, but if I'm going to continue to watch the show, I need somewhere to do it. For my own sanity.