agreed. i think as GSR got postponed to the end of the season from its beginning, The Year of Grissom got postponed to S7. or maybe i just want to really believe in it.
Or that they always planned to reveal it at the end of the season, but didn't want the hints to swamp the show itself. I mean, both of those scenes - Gum Drops and now the ABRTI 2 would've been pretty anvilly. And yes, we would've loved them at the time, but where could they have gone from there?
Just like with LH, you KNOW they had sex in that room. So that's not a mystery. From there, will it seem like they're together? Will it not? And ABRTI 2 makes it sound like he's sleeping with her, but doesn't know where she eats lunch and has to ask Greg.
Why not just call her?
The plot holes, or just the fast pacing, while at the time - great - would've gotten them into a fast mess, as we've seen with the Tina debaucle.
So yay for diminished GSR.
wow, it was really good sarah. i liked it a lot. it's getting harder to find good GSR ff these days though. there are only a couple of established authors that i love, but i basically already read all i wanted.
lol. Thanks. But yeah - I am trying to get back into the swing of writing and find a good new beta permanently. I'm kind of "camping out at friends' houses" beta-wise at the moment.
No, I agree. I was half expecting a reference-to-Sara-as-a-student when Grissom was being all teachery, too. Maybe one of the students asking how easy it is to get jobs once you've finished your studies, and Grissom saying something like "Well actually one of my former students now works in the lab with me" or whatever. I mean I know he was never her full-time tutor, it was only that one-off seminar, but still.
But then if we had that, we probably couldn't have the chain saw scenes, and I did love the adorableness of those.
It's a word!
Uh oh...*backs away from the body slowly then runs like hell to escape any blame*
Performs lifesaving CPR (I wrote GSR the first time. lol.) and glares at TS.
I'm not sure I understand why it would have been a pity lay, though, in the Gum Drops circumstance.
Because I think with these two, given how much Grissom has said no or pulled away, no matter what he was really feeling, if ALL we saw was him just knocking on her door in the middle of the night and her letting him in, without any explanation... I think people would doubt his motives if we'd never heard him coming to her at last, admitting he loves/likes her and asking to date her.
I think what I like most about the missing "Sushi" scene from ABRTI is that it is the most frank we've ever seen Grissom about their relationship. He flat out told her what he was thinking, and what he was feeling.
True. That may be, more than a lot of normal couple-y things, what I really want from GSR - Grissom sitting down and saying to Sara or whomever (if he chooses to expose it) that he loves her and that he's chosen to be with her out of free will, and not boredom or pity or desire.
And Sara, of course, but because she's always been the one to stride forward before, unless it was an emergency situation, I think it's important for us to see Grissom say that. Even if we know it's true.
Again, true. But allow me to point out that when it came to post-shift lounging, he was in HER apartment. Which means two things: he had to come to her, and she had to let him in.
ok, i just HAVE to post this. here:
I love it.