SimplyBlue
Police Officer
On an entirely shallow note…Flack, babies? Yes?
But hot damn, this episode was worth watching. I spent nearly the majority of the season struggling to keep my attention, but I found myself totally glued to the TV set tonight. I found both the hostage situation and the robbery to be highly engaging and kudos to all the actors involved. It’s about time Hill was in an episode for more than five minutes. I’m glad you’re finding work, man, but I’ve missed the good doctor. All sophistication was shoved aside when he stuck the bone saw next to the gooney’s neck and rammed the truck into the back of the door.
As for Super!Mac, I was totally behind him tonight. I could just picture his marine mind clicking into gear, and I almost expected him to start handing tactical maneuvers to Stella and Hawkes.
Stella was, of course, in all her Rambo glory.
Flack was at his finest. He’s earned his name in NYPD history as the leading cop (right?) who took down one of NY’s most influential families. Move over, Flack Sr.
Adam, oh, Adam. I’d gladly castrate each and every one of those Irish bastards for you. One testicle for each cigarette burn and blow to the face. I cringed thinking about the possible repercussions for next season, but needless to say, I don’t think Adam will be leaving the security of his lab for a while. I’m glad he wasn’t a total wimp, and pulled himself together to help Danny and save the cops. AJ Buckley was fantastic tonight.
And Danny? Well, it was nice to have him back. Note to future mobsters: Don’t mess with a guy who comes from a f***ed up household. He already has a few screws loose and isn’t afraid to get shoved around a little. But temporarily fixing his broken fingers? I think that’s the first time I have ever visibly cringed during a CSI episode – and not because of crappy writing.
As for the Lindsay/Danny scene? Whatever. I’ve resigned myself to a mutual understanding that if the writers don’t have any respect for their characters, then I won’t either. It’s fine by me. As far as I’m concerned, Lindsay and Danny hadn’t been previously seeing each other (dancing around one another’s feelings doesn’t count), and it doesn’t take much to get into her pants. She’s, uh, very forward for a first date.
I’m also a little confused as to what Flack exactly does. I thought he was a homicide detective, but this is twice they’ve had him working narcotics. Do cops switch back and forth, or something?
Lastly, I’m a little interested to see how this pipe bomb plays out in Season Four. I can’t see how his higher-ups are going to easily handle that Mac intentionally constructed a bomb and planted it in the building. I had a good laugh when he finally agreed to go to London with Peyton. Yeah Mac, I’d get the hell of out the country too for a bit. Gerrard’s going to be hounding on your ass now.
But hot damn, this episode was worth watching. I spent nearly the majority of the season struggling to keep my attention, but I found myself totally glued to the TV set tonight. I found both the hostage situation and the robbery to be highly engaging and kudos to all the actors involved. It’s about time Hill was in an episode for more than five minutes. I’m glad you’re finding work, man, but I’ve missed the good doctor. All sophistication was shoved aside when he stuck the bone saw next to the gooney’s neck and rammed the truck into the back of the door.
As for Super!Mac, I was totally behind him tonight. I could just picture his marine mind clicking into gear, and I almost expected him to start handing tactical maneuvers to Stella and Hawkes.
Stella was, of course, in all her Rambo glory.
Flack was at his finest. He’s earned his name in NYPD history as the leading cop (right?) who took down one of NY’s most influential families. Move over, Flack Sr.
Adam, oh, Adam. I’d gladly castrate each and every one of those Irish bastards for you. One testicle for each cigarette burn and blow to the face. I cringed thinking about the possible repercussions for next season, but needless to say, I don’t think Adam will be leaving the security of his lab for a while. I’m glad he wasn’t a total wimp, and pulled himself together to help Danny and save the cops. AJ Buckley was fantastic tonight.
And Danny? Well, it was nice to have him back. Note to future mobsters: Don’t mess with a guy who comes from a f***ed up household. He already has a few screws loose and isn’t afraid to get shoved around a little. But temporarily fixing his broken fingers? I think that’s the first time I have ever visibly cringed during a CSI episode – and not because of crappy writing.
As for the Lindsay/Danny scene? Whatever. I’ve resigned myself to a mutual understanding that if the writers don’t have any respect for their characters, then I won’t either. It’s fine by me. As far as I’m concerned, Lindsay and Danny hadn’t been previously seeing each other (dancing around one another’s feelings doesn’t count), and it doesn’t take much to get into her pants. She’s, uh, very forward for a first date.
I’m also a little confused as to what Flack exactly does. I thought he was a homicide detective, but this is twice they’ve had him working narcotics. Do cops switch back and forth, or something?
Lastly, I’m a little interested to see how this pipe bomb plays out in Season Four. I can’t see how his higher-ups are going to easily handle that Mac intentionally constructed a bomb and planted it in the building. I had a good laugh when he finally agreed to go to London with Peyton. Yeah Mac, I’d get the hell of out the country too for a bit. Gerrard’s going to be hounding on your ass now.
