Grade 'Right Next Door'

[Surreal_44]

I don't get why I'm supposed to suddenly hate Danny's guts. He's such a complex and interesting character--far from perfect, and not always likable, but so interesting. Sure, he's hot, but that doesn't do much when most of the guys on TV are hot. He's a believable 'city boy' and his characterization is a welcome contrast to the usual 'strong guy' vs 'damsel in distress' cliche--he's emotional and needy, and he's usually the one in distress rather than coming to the rescue. Plus, of course, Carmine is a great actor.

To you, maybe. I have never found Danny to be anything other than a shallow self-absorbed jerk who takes from people but rarely ever gives back.

He's complex in his own way, but no more so than say Lindsay, whom we have been given a ton of information on why she behaves the way she does. (You'll want canon proof for that statement, won't you? Teenager. Four dead friends. Only witness, only survivor. Grieving mothers, survivor's guilt, etc. All mentioned in the show.) If somehow this does not add up to what you consider Lindsay's poor behavior, then I'm not sure how you can remotely defend Danny when we don't even get that much with Danny.

We have Ruben's death, yes. Is Danny reacting as a normal person would? Yeah, probably. Does that mean that he should get a pass? Not anymore than Lindsay should if she's being a pain or if Mac is being annoying, or if Stella gets snappy or....

The fact is, Danny's behavior towards everyone since Ruben's shooting is appalling. He's ignored advice, blown off any attempts by his friends to help him, not shown up to work, had his gun stolen and fail to report it, basically given Flack a big "F*ck you" for all the help he gave him, and is now sleeping with his neighbor in an attempt to "heal" their grief. *shudders* In what world is this self-destructive and nasty behavior considered an ok and good thing? Not to mention that he's cheating on Lindsay -- and yes, I stand by my statement that if Danny had NO CLUE that he and Lindsay were boyfriend and girlfriend then he's a moron -- and being a cheater makes him a b*stard.

It doesn't mean people should hate him. I just don't agree that because he's having Issues (again) that he should be petted and pampered and protected. Enough is enough. He's a jerk, he finally got called on it. Lindsay was not being unreasonable.

We've seen the canon "proof" of how he's been avoiding dealing with his grief, and there is certainly an implied amount of off-screen behavior mentioned by Flack and Lindsay about Danny that supports Lindsay's irritation on how Danny is turning away.

She does give him a chance to speak in this episode, and he gets a sort of smirk on his face and opens his mouth, but she stops him. I know why and so does she. More excuses, more of dancing around the truth, more avoidance. Probably he'll blow her off again. It's in his posture and in his expression.

I thought Lindsay was quite poignant in this episode. The slight tremble in her voice when she talks about losing someone...oh yeah. Of course she knows what Danny's going through. Maybe not the exact emotions, but she certainly knows loss in an intimate and frightening way most people don't. I love her line "I never expected you to not grieve". That was a fantastic statement of support, and Danny is flippant about it.

Just as he's so flippant about his next door neighbor and what he's doing with her. His grief was nowhere in sight when he was attempting to lure Rikki back to his bedroom, and that in itself is just wrong. The very reason he's doing....THAT...is downplayed into what amounts to pillow talk. It's a bit disturbing and kind of gross. Not to mention he admits that it doesn't mean anything more than just sex and comfort. I can understand the thinking, but I can't agree with it and say that it's an all right thing to do.

There's one other nitpick about Lindsay I think is worth mentioning. When Danny's gun got stolen, people have been picking on her because she didn't go haring after him. Somehow this is construed as her not being supportive.

But she did what she needed to do; she covered for him and continued working on the case they were assigned to. She couldn't go looking for him for the simple fact that she was working. Leaving the lab wasn't an option available to her. So she did what she could while in the lab to support him, and sent out Flack (who happened to be off the clock, not that Danny seems to care) to help Danny. Aside from using the equipment in the lab while she was supposed to be solving a murder and lying to Mac, yeah, maybe she didn't do enough, but I think she went well above what was necessary in order to support Danny in that episode.

But back to this episode. I noticed something else about the episode. Remember back in season three Lindsay went to Mac and Stella with a theory but she didn't have much to back it up? This time she did. I was impressed. I don't know if the writers drew upon that particular episode or not for this scene, but it reminded me a lot of "People With Money". Lindsay does pay attention to her mentors.

Also, after a discussion with my best friend, we decided that the woman who died in the arsonist's apartment did not have any insurance, which is why she was wandering around with a serious injury. I know for a fact that a ruptured spleen is really painful, and lack of insurance is the only explanation I can embrace as to why she wasn't in the hospital. Sorry if someone else has already come up with that theory. :-D

I'm still in love with Mac for offering Stella his place, giving her a hug and giving her coffee, and then his scenes with the little girl and with the boy's mother. They were perfect moments, and I couldn't help but think that Mac would be a great father. Probably a scary father, but a great one.

 

[febgrl24]

Danny has always been my favorite character on the show. Now, though, after what he did last week, I'm really upset with him and hate how insensitive he is when it comes to Lindsay. I won't get into the whole "did he cheat/did he not cheat" debate, because frankly, I am not really sure one way or the other whether I see what he did as cheating or not, but it made me ill to see the scenes with him and Rikki after he just got off the phone with Lindsay. I'm not sure if he'll ever be my favorite again after this. And you know, before this episode, I really liked Danny a lot more than Lindsay (probably because he's been on since the beginning)........now it's the other way around.

 

[Faylinn]

To you, maybe. I have never found Danny to be anything other than a shallow self-absorbed jerk who takes from people but rarely ever gives back.

Well, clearly we are going to have to 'agree to disagree' as the age-old saying goes.

In what world is this self-destructive and nasty behavior considered an ok and good thing?

This isn't the real world. It's television. We're being entertained by a show that deals with murder and gore in a glamorized fashion. I don't demand characters I like watching on tv to be people I'd actually want to interact with in real life, although I certainly don't view things the way you do. Such is life.

It's simply going to have to be accepted that there are people who prefer Danny to Lindsay and aren't going to write him off after "Right Next Door".

 

[PerfectAnomaly]

To you, maybe. I have never found Danny to be anything other than a shallow self-absorbed jerk who takes from people but rarely ever gives back.

He's complex in his own way, but no more so than say Lindsay, whom we have been given a ton of information on why she behaves the way she does. (You'll want canon proof for that statement, won't you? Teenager. Four dead friends. Only witness, only survivor. Grieving mothers, survivor's guilt, etc. All mentioned in the show.) If somehow this does not add up to what you consider Lindsay's poor behavior, then I'm not sure how you can remotely defend Danny when we don't even get that much with Danny.

I disagree. Danny. Grew up in a family under servailence. Had problems with Tanglewood boys gang. Looked up to older brother who blew him off in an attempt to keep him away from Tanglewood, however he was too young to understand/never really knew that and thus has had a strained relationship with said brother. Gets a hard time because of his family's connections even though he has become a CSI and detective. Tension with Mac that usually revolved around him following his instincts or trying to please Mac and culminated in him screwing up big time and shooting an undercover cop and Mac telling him he was advised not to hire him and that he's off the promotion grid. Suspected of the 1991 murder of the guy they found in Giants Stadium. Brother beat to a pulp by Tanglewood boys while getting evidence to clear him of said murder. Close friend and co-worker, Aiden, fired for almost planting evidence and then brutally raped and murdered while trying to prove DJ Pratt guilty. Other close friend and co-worker, Flack, got all blowed up. Other close friend and co-worker, Stella, brutalized by and forced to kill former boyfriend. Given responsibility of caring for 10 year old boy and said boy dies in attempted robbery on the way home. Feels responsible for said boy's death.

We have Ruben's death, yes. Is Danny reacting as a normal person would? Yeah, probably. Does that mean that he should get a pass? Not anymore than Lindsay should if she's being a pain or if Mac is being annoying, or if Stella gets snappy or....

Most people aren't giving Danny a pass. They're saying they understand why he's behaving the way he is; not that they condone what he's doing or think it's the best way to handle the situation.

The fact is, Danny's behavior towards everyone since Ruben's shooting is appalling. He's ignored advice, blown off any attempts by his friends to help him, not shown up to work, had his gun stolen and fail to report it, basically given Flack a big "F*ck you" for all the help he gave him, and is now sleeping with his neighbor in an attempt to "heal" their grief. *shudders* In what world is this self-destructive and nasty behavior considered an ok and good thing? Not to mention that he's cheating on Lindsay -- and yes, I stand by my statement that if Danny had NO CLUE that he and Lindsay were boyfriend and girlfriend then he's a moron -- and being a cheater makes him a b*stard.

He has been behaving badly. It's been less than two months since Ruben died and at first it was apparent he was most likely still in the numb stage. Since/during AItF he's gone into actual grieving mode. People do crazy things out of grief and no one is saying Danny and Rikki sleeping together is the best way to deal with that. Again, most people are saying they understand the behavior and they are glad that at least Danny and Rikki are talking about what they're doing and why. It's more than Danny and Lindsay have ever done in their relationship - talking about things, that is. You can stand by your statement that Danny is a moron and a cheater, just don't try and tell other people their arguement is stupid because they don't agree. I stand by my statement that they may not have been exclusive or on the same page as to their status and Danny may not be a cheater.

It doesn't mean people should hate him. I just don't agree that because he's having Issues (again) that he should be petted and pampered and protected. Enough is enough. He's a jerk, he finally got called on it. Lindsay was not being unreasonable.

We've seen the canon "proof" of how he's been avoiding dealing with his grief, and there is certainly an implied amount of off-screen behavior mentioned by Flack and Lindsay about Danny that supports Lindsay's irritation on how Danny is turning away.

So Danny "having issues" less than two months after Ruben's death, which he feels is his fault, is no excuse for the way he's behaving. Lindsay's friends were killed 10 YEARS ago and she's still getting to use that excuse for her behavior. To me that makes zero sense.

She does give him a chance to speak in this episode, and he gets a sort of smirk on his face and opens his mouth, but she stops him. I know why and so does she. More excuses, more of dancing around the truth, more avoidance. Probably he'll blow her off again. It's in his posture and in his expression.

I don't buy that Lindsay is that perceptive, but I'll let that go for the sake of arguement. How are they going to resolve the issues if Lindsay gets to rant and then refuses to listen to Danny? Plus, Danny is assuming Lindsay is pissed because he forgot her birthday and didn't want to go to lunch with her. It isn't hard to believe he'd find her reaction to be overly dramatic. And he looked dumbfounded when she referred to herself as his "girlfriend" and said she'd "fallen in love" with him.

I thought Lindsay was quite poignant in this episode. The slight tremble in her voice when she talks about losing someone...oh yeah. Of course she knows what Danny's going through. Maybe not the exact emotions, but she certainly knows loss in an intimate and frightening way most people don't. I love her line "I never expected you to not grieve". That was a fantastic statement of support, and Danny is flippant about it.

How is Danny flippant about it? By that point she had gone off on her monologue and then stormed off. He didn't get a chance to respond.
She says, "I never expected you not to grieve," but she only expects him to grieve the way she wants him to grieve. And again, she's calling him out for the way he is grieving less than two months after the incident and when she pushed him away it had been 10 years. Yes, the trial brought up old feelings, but she had 10 f-ing years to come to terms with it and she still refused to let Danny be there for her. How is it that she gets to use the "deep, dark secret" as an excuse for her behavior for the rest of time and Danny is being a jackass after less than two months? AB did manage to get her voice to sound hurt, I'll give her that. Too bad she had the usual blank expression she normally has.

Just as he's so flippant about his next door neighbor and what he's doing with her. His grief was nowhere in sight when he was attempting to lure Rikki back to his bedroom, and that in itself is just wrong. The very reason he's doing....THAT...is downplayed into what amounts to pillow talk. It's a bit disturbing and kind of gross. Not to mention he admits that it doesn't mean anything more than just sex and comfort. I can understand the thinking, but I can't agree with it and say that it's an all right thing to do.

I don't see either Danny or Rikki being flippant about what they're doing. They actually talked about it and are on the same page. And his grief was out on his sleeve (well, arm) during that scene. The whole time Rikki is trying to be realistic and Danny flat out states he wants the pain of losing Ruben to go away. The hurt was obvious in his voice and eyes. He wasn't all, "hey baby, let's stop talking about the kid and go back to bed." As a matter of fact he started out just trying to get her to stay so he could make her breakfast. Most people aren't saying what happened is the "right thing to do." However, the exchange between Danny and Rikki was more real to a lot of people than anything that's happened between Danny and Lindsay in 3 seasons. This relationship is complex and intriguing to people and they want it explored some more. That doesn't mean they want Danny and Rikki to magically get over Ruben and just hit the sheets.

 

[Top41]

To you, maybe. I have never found Danny to be anything other than a shallow self-absorbed jerk who takes from people but rarely ever gives back.

Are you talking about Lindsay or Danny?

Danny: went out of his way to help Hawkes in "Raising Shane" even though it was against protocol. Has gone out of his way to help Lindsay or offer support countless times: "All Access,"Not What It Looks Like," "Love Run Cold," "Oedipus Hex," "Snow Day." Saved Hawkes' life in "The Deep." Offered to be there for Stella in "Play with Matches."

Yeah, he's a real selfish bastard, that Danny. :lol:

I also don't think his motives for sleeping with Rikki were selfish. She said she was taking advantage of his guilt, and I imagine he'd do pretty much anything he could to try to make her feel better. If I had to guess, I'd say she probably made the first move the night before, or whenever they first hooked up. The next morning, he's offering to make her breakfast and then kissing her, trying to make the "hurt go away." Yes, he's talking about his own pain, too, but I'd guess that much of his motivation is to try to make her feel better. I guess you could say in doing so he's easing his own conscious, so no, of course it's not a totally selfless act (plus, it looked like the sex must have been pretty good :lol: ), but he's not a selfish, evil bastard.

He's complex in his own way, but no more so than say Lindsay, whom we have been given a ton of information on why she behaves the way she does. (You'll want canon proof for that statement, won't you? Teenager. Four dead friends. Only witness, only survivor. Grieving mothers, survivor's guilt, etc. All mentioned in the show.)

Right, because one incident in someone's past that happened when she was a teenager totally defines a person.

If somehow this does not add up to what you consider Lindsay's poor behavior, then I'm not sure how you can remotely defend Danny when we don't even get that much with Danny.

It was used to explain Lindsay's behavior, and many excused her bad behavior because of it.

The fact is, Danny's behavior towards everyone since Ruben's shooting is appalling. He's ignored advice,

What advice?

blown off any attempts by his friends to help him,

Do you mean Flack, the only person who has attempted to help him? I believe Danny gave him half of that list, did he not? And did he not bring Rikki in himself?

not shown up to work, had his gun stolen and fail to report it,

Probably not the best call, no, but Danny was clearly freaking out and wanted to handle it by himself.

basically given Flack a big "F*ck you" for all the help he gave him,

Not his sweetest moment, no, but Flack, being an understanding and empathetic person, got what Danny was going through. He cares about Danny enough to get that Danny was going through a hell of an emotional time and didn't take it personally. Danny should have shown Flack more gratitude, yes, but Flack cares more about Danny than himself, so it didn't get under his skin.

and is now sleeping with his neighbor in an attempt to "heal" their grief. *shudders* In what world is this self-destructive and nasty behavior considered an ok and good thing?

I don't know that I'd characterize it in any of those terms--self-destructive, nasty, good or okay. It is what it is--it's how they're coping. They're using each other so as not to be alone. It could easily turn self-destructive, but what I saw on screen didn't come off as such.

Not to mention that he's cheating on Lindsay -- and yes, I stand by my statement that if Danny had NO CLUE that he and Lindsay were boyfriend and girlfriend then he's a moron -- and being a cheater makes him a b*stard.

Did I miss dates in episodes 401-415? References to dating outside of work? Intimate moments between the two? Because I didn't see anything. I think the only reason people assume they were together was at the beginning of the season, Zuiker and Veasey said they were. Guess what? Plans change. Both Carmine and Anna have said they don't know whether their characters are together.

Obviously, Danny and Lindsay slept together, but it's possible she may have read more into that than he did. They may have slept together since, or not--we don't know because nothing has been said. They may have been at the beginning stages of a relationship, but at some point, the couple usually has the exclusive/boyfriend-girlfriend conversation. Maybe Danny and Lindsay never had that.

What was on screen was her trying to get close to him and him rebuffing or not responding to her overtures. He smiled awkwardly in the premiere when she put the condom spray in his pocket. He told her to get back to work when she praised him for saving Hawkes in "The Deep." He walked away from her in "Child's Play." He didn't answer her phone calls in "All in the Family." To me, that says he was giving her back off signals way before "Right Next Door," even before Ruben's death. Is Danny to blame if she took the relationship more seriously than he did, despite the fact that he's been holding her at arm's length for months?

 

[cSiNyFrEaK30]

Danny cheated on Lindsay. It's that simple. I don't care if it's casual dating or if they are in a serious boyfriend/girlfriend relationship...he still screwed another woman. And I do NOT buy this idea that Danny had no idea that he was in any kind of relationship with Lindsay, or that he had NO idea that she liked him so much, blah blah. Unless you are admitting Danny is an utter moron, that's a stupid argument.

I don't see how Danny not knowing whether or not he was in a real relationship would be a stupid argument, or make him seem like a moron. They had sex in Snow Day....okay, that might seem like the start of a relationship. But what has happened since between them? A couple of flirty moments (her grabbing his love handles in the ep where she shoots the sling shot, her putting the condom spray in his pocket) that seem to be one-sided from Lindsay. In those scenes, Danny doesn't react in the flirty way back to her, except for a smile when she grabs his love handles. If there was a relationship going on, I would think we'd see more evidence of it=a reference to a date, or something like that, or even a little two-way flirting. Even that though wouldn't illustrate that they were together. Until this ep, neither one mentions the other in a mutual loving way, and even now, its only Lindsay.

Danny only thinking their relationship was a night of sex and a couple flirty moments, I could see that, because thats what we saw canonly. I don't doubt that Lindsay didn't know that he thought this way, and that is a good nod to their lack of communication. He thought she knew thats all it was, she thought he knew that it was an intimate, exclusive relationship. That being said, him not knowing that Lindsay believed them to be exclusive is more realistic to his character.

I can understand the sex with Rikki, but I'm not digging the fact that he seems to expect Lindsay to just...what, wait around for him to be in a better mood.

Hasn't Lindsay done the same to him in past seasons? When he tries to help her out when she's going through the whole DanielKatums debacle, he flies out to Montana to be there, even though she'd been continually pushing him away, and dodging dinner dates and making excuses not to be with him. To me it seems that Lindsay is more of the one that is continually in a pissy mood, and Danny who is trying to break through to that, at least in those early episodes.

That being said, I don't think he expects anything of Lindsay...she hasn't made an attempt to console him about Ruben, and he doesn't seem bothered by that. He's heard from Mac, Flack, even Angell about how they are there for him, but never Lindsay, and I don't see him chasing her down and asking why she wasn't there for him. No, its only Lindsay doing that in Right Next Door, saying how she hates that he hasn't come to her specifically.

As for Lindsay. Good for her. She called Danny on his dreadful behavior, and she's letting him know he can't get away with it anymore. Grief and guilt can only be used as a buffer and an excuse for bad behavior for so long.

Exactly what "bad behavior" are you talking about? The only 'bad behavior' that Lindsay knows about is the missing her birthday and not coming to her about Ruben. I know I seem to be saying the same things over and over again, but she doesn't know about Rikki yet. If thats the bad behavior you are refering to, its out of context, because at this point shes not talking about that, only what she has seen of him-which is he doesn't run to her for comfort.

The pain is still pretty fresh, but Danny is being crappy boyfriend and an even lousier friend. And this is where I feel most people are missing the boat on what Lindsay said.

She said she feels like she has lost her best friend. Not her boyfriend. She did what he wanted and gave him space. She's obviously tried to be there for him but he doesn't want her help. She wants to do more for him, but he won't let her. She wants more from him, but she also realizes that it isn't what he wants, and she will have to learn to let go of it.

When has she tried to be there for him? Yeah, she gave him space...in the way of NEVER coming to him to let him know she was there for him. The only time we even see a shadow of an attempt is in Child's Play when she says she has 'heard what has happened'. After that, nothing. Again, CANONLY, she never does anything to even make us think she's done anything "obvious" to be there for him.

As for him being a lousy friend or boyfriend, I don't see it. Would a lousy friend fly to Montana to be at a co-worker's trial? No, I guess a lousy friend just won't run to someone like Lindsay for comfort, and forgets people's birthdays. I really must have alot of lousy friends

As much as Danny is a human and flawed character, so is Lindsay. She is reacting exactly how many of us would if our boyfriend or best friend blew us off and didn't want our help.

I never saw that Danny didn't want her help, rather that she never offered it, and he never expected it. Regardless, if my boyfriend or a friend of mine was in pain and hadn't come to me for comfort, I wouldn't be pissed off to the point of "having to let my love for him go". I would offer help if he needed it, let him know I'm there...maybe even remind him in a calm way that it would help to talk to someone, but I wouldn't throw a tantrum because I wasn't the first person he came to. I'd be hurt, sure, but I would never act the way that Lindsay did.

I was pleased with what she said to Danny. She's proven that she doesn't need Danny.

It only proves to me that her character needs Danny even more. Most of her development and dialogue revolves around him. If he's not there for her to whine about or tear apart (regardless of having motives or not), she has nothing to say but scientific facts and obvious statements about the evidence.

 

[Ceindreadh]

Danny: went out of his way to help Hawkes in "Raising Shane" even though it was against protocol

Because of course intimidating a witness was really going to help Hawkes out.
edited to add, okay, maybe intimidating is a bit too strong, but anybody who works in Law Enforcement should have had enough cop on to realize that going to a witness and trying to convince them that they didn't really see what they said in their statement, is a seriously stupid idea. But no, Danny just blunders in like an idiot.


To be honest, I don't really care about Danny all that much. I've pretty near always felt that he's an annoying little twat who rarely seems all that grateful when people step up to the plate to help him. I don't care whether he's shagging Lindsay, Rikki, Sid, whatever, just so long as it doesn't suck up all the screentime from less irritating characters.

 

[carolina]

Surreal_44, thank you for summing up so perfectly what I was feeling about this episode and Dannys behaviour

happy to see my mom is not the only one who finds him irritating (I loved him to pieces until 4.16, right now Im waiting for his next steps)

And did he not bring Rikki in himself?

yeah, becuase Flack threaten to denounce her himself if he didnt. it was the farthest think on his mind

 

[PerfectAnomaly]

And did he not bring Rikki in himself?

yeah, becuase Flack threaten to denounce her himself if he didnt. it was the farthest think on his mind

The point of that statement was to refute the idea that Danny hasn't accepted help when offered. Flack offered Danny and Rikki an hour to get a grip on their emotions instead of just hauling Rikki away in cuffs. That, to me is offereing help because he was sensitive and lienient when he didn't have to be, much like when he had to arrest his mentor. Danny accepted the help because he took Rikki home, they got their emotions from the incident under control and then he did the right thing by accompanying Rikki to the station so she could turn herself in.

 

[Top41]

Danny: went out of his way to help Hawkes in "Raising Shane" even though it was against protocol

Because of course intimidating a witness was really going to help Hawkes out.
edited to add, okay, maybe intimidating is a bit too strong, but anybody who works in Law Enforcement should have had enough cop on to realize that going to a witness and trying to convince them that they didn't really see what they said in their statement, is a seriously stupid idea. But no, Danny just blunders in like an idiot.

The point is that Danny cares enough to try to help out a friend. His methods aren't always the best--it is Danny after all, and he does "blunder in" a lot--but he does always try to help.

To be honest, I don't really care about Danny all that much. I've pretty near always felt that he's an annoying little twat who rarely seems all that grateful when people step up to the plate to help him. I don't care whether he's shagging Lindsay, Rikki, Sid, whatever, just so long as it doesn't suck up all the screentime from less irritating characters.

Oh, come on now--we'd all be a little :wtf: if he was shagging Sid. :lol:

 

[PerfectAnomaly]

To be honest, I don't really care about Danny all that much. I've pretty near always felt that he's an annoying little twat who rarely seems all that grateful when people step up to the plate to help him. I don't care whether he's shagging Lindsay, Rikki, Sid, whatever, just so long as it doesn't suck up all the screentime from less irritating characters.

Oh, come on now--we'd all be a little :wtf: if he was shagging Sid. :lol:

It would certainly shed a new light on all of Sid's weird comments about his sex life. :guffaw:

SID/DANNY OTP!!!!

 

[Ghawazee]

It would be funnier that the current "CSI junior high" soap
opera we are suffering at this moment

And Ceindreadh thank you for reading my mind


Debbie

 

[Faylinn]

Oh, come on now--we'd all be a little :wtf: if he was shagging Sid. :lol:

It would certainly shed a new light on all of Sid's weird comments about his sex life. :guffaw:

SID/DANNY OTP!!!!

*cough* Kimmy, where are you? :devil:

Sid's a kinky b*stard--too bad he's married, otherwise I'd be slashing his kooky arse all over the lab. Woot! :lol:

 

[PerfectAnomaly]

Oh, come on now--we'd all be a little :wtf: if he was shagging Sid. :lol:

It would certainly shed a new light on all of Sid's weird comments about his sex life. :guffaw:

SID/DANNY OTP!!!!

*cough* Kimmy, where are you? :devil:

Sid's a kinky b*stard--too bad he's married, otherwise I'd be slashing his kooky arse all over the lab. Woot! :lol:

Maybe Sid's wife is kinky, too, and they have an open marriage.

 

[Faylinn]

Do not encourage me.