*really hurt* Dude, you know, that's just cruel. I worked long and hard to make that picture for you, and I had to covertly acquire darling Adzix's services to make it possible. A lot of people helped to try and make you happy, Sarah, and you just throw it in our faces. Maybe I don't want to go to White Rock with you after all. How do you like that?
Dude, right now the words LONG and HARD are not what I want to hear. I'll thank
Adzix for putting up with your perversion.
It's true. Plus, it was a high stress situation and he just wanted everyone to shut up and do as they were told. I think that had it been Nick or someone that protested instead, he would have likely reacted the same way.
Agreed. Initially Nick makes the whole comment about "When your supervisor tells you to wash his car instead of working a case, you do it" but in
After the Show when the case is taken from HIM, he's equally pissed.
It's like I said before - there's a separation of Grissom and The Boss. Grissom really loves his co-workers (well, some more than others. Unless he's also Nick and Warrick's secret lover. Which he could be. Cuz there's nothing wrong with that) but when he's wearing the Boss hat, I don't think politics or favoritism really factors into that, which is why he would probably be really hurt and frankly a little confused if someone tried to accuse him of giving Sara preferential treatment because they were dating.
And Sarah I also believe that Gris was a little too harsh in Invisble Evidence. I liked seeing his angry side though, it was hot! lol
like I said, though - was that "Grissom" or "The Boss"? What I love is that when he is 100% Grissom, we see a much more... defeated is the wrong word, because he usually is defeated when he lets that side show, but I guess a more powerless man. We saw it in the end of
Butterflied where he totally lays himself out in front of this guy, and then in
Strip-Strangler where he's told to leave, and in a few others as well.
Grissom himself is not as strong or as powerful as he'd like to be or as he'd want others to think. He's highly intelligent, he's dedicated, and he's gotten to where he is because of it, but I don't think that in their private life he'd be like that with Sara ever.