Turtlebaby
Police Officer
Re: Grissom&Sara #23 - Hot, Butt-Kicking, Chainsaw Wielding
I'm not sure my last few posts were even conherent. But whatever.
You know why I love the 'dear' scene so much? Because it was so easy to miss. which is the main reason that I picked the first option. It wasn't so much the word as fact that I actually asked my TV "Did I just hear that?" before deciding a second later that I hadn't - because Sara didn't react. Only to change my mind in the next moment because my little 'shipper heart was saying he did. And so commenced the giggle fit.
But seriously though - it wasn't awkward (as the word itself is to spell...) for either one of them. It wasn't awkward or strange for the viewers - half of them probably missed it.
It sounded normal. As in:
Sara: "You want breakfast?"
Grissom: "No thanks dear."
While she's standing in the kitchen with her glass of orange juice and he's sitting at the table reading the paper with his glasses slipping down his nose. And she realizes that perhaps the man needs food to survive because he's not a woman and doesn't consider a glass of juice to be proper sustenance. And he's thinking that she needn't go out of her way because he's perfectly satisfied just watching her, unnoticed over the top of his paper, standing in the kitchen barefoot drinking juice.
One of these days I'm going to get all uber serious and ya'll ain't gonna know what to do with me.
I rewatched it again last night with two of my sisters, and even with me (a good four minutes before) saying "Ok now - listen." Neither one of them heard it. When it went to commerical it was like -
Me: "See? How cute was that!"
Her: "How cute was what?"
:rewind:
Me: "THAT!"
Her: "Did WP lose weight?"
:rewind:
Me: "Listen."
Her:"Hey! He called her dear!"
Me: "Yeah..." :facepalm:
As for the "Are you trying to impress me." (Sorry don't know the whole speel yet) conversation - it's was flirty and it was cute and important in the aspect that Sara actually said something instead of just pursing her gorgeous lips and turning away.
Because he was you know. Trying to impress her.
And while I'm here - I was thinking - now this might just be me hoping that Mama G isn't gone - and I'm not Catholic so bear with me. But I had a friend is high school that was (ok so I had a LOT of friends is HS that were...are?) and when she was confirmed, her mother passed down the family Rosary to her. And in turn, she's expected to pass it down to her firstborn when he/she gets confirmed.
Granted I have another friend who got a brand spankin' new one because their family believed that once it was your's it was YOUR connection to God and could belong to nobody else. Or something to that effect.
So who knows?
And even though I'm still not quite sure that I 100% like Sofia - the canary can never be to weary of the cat - It might not be a bad thing if she and Sara were friends. I can't see it ever being as friendly as I consider friendly (gossiping in the breakroom, after work phone calls... you know, all that jazz) but enough whereas maybe my brain will stop seeing Sofia as a CSI outsider. :shrug:
I mean as far as acting goes - J and L play off each other pretty well. The scenes that they have together are watch worthy anyway. I remember a time when Sofia would start talking and I would, well, cease to listen. Uh oh... maybe I'm starting to *gulp* LIKE Sofia?
:silence: :crickets chirping:
Ok, with that out of the way, let me talk about the "Baby" scene with Hank the Skank. Not that I really WANT to relive that again...but... bleh.
When she said it, I cringed. Like visibly cringed. Not because it was Hank. Had she said 'baby' to Grissom in that tone I would have cringed. It sounded foreign on her tongue - which terms of endearment never should. Especially if you want us to believe it was a slip of the tongue. I've never plotted around in my head - "hmmm. Should I try honey? or baby? or maybe sugarpants?" before using a term (not that I use them a lot... poor single me.) but when it slips - it slips. But when it does slip, it doesn't come out sounding like you had overthought it and finally just SAID because you wanted to get it out of the way or something. But maybe that's just me.
Sara pregnant. TS, WHY did you put that horrid thought in my head. My sisters didn't hear 'dear' but they noticed the mask and the hardcore staring. As entertaining as it would be if this were, oh, ANY other show - I always enjoy a good baby plot line - but still. :shudder:
No babies. Please, no babies.
But did you notice how quick she removed that mask when Catherine walked over? And not just pushed it out of the way like most people do when they are going to restart whatever it was that they were doing to cause them to need the mask in the first place... ie. Spraying hazordous chemicals. It was up and off and thrown to the side. *sigh*
"Mask? What mask?"
"Sara, I just saw..."
"No, you're hallucenating."
"Is there some you want to tell me?"
"Uh... Blood. I found blood smears, but they've been wiped down."
We were thinking about starting a little fansite of our own just for you. Where we can properly worship all that is TS. Make sure to leave your curtians open next Thursday - with no new CSI - we're planning a group peeping session. Don't let us down ok?
And welcome Ashes86! Come, sit, join the party!
And this concludes my post - you may now return to your regularily scheduled programming.
I'm not sure my last few posts were even conherent. But whatever.
You know why I love the 'dear' scene so much? Because it was so easy to miss. which is the main reason that I picked the first option. It wasn't so much the word as fact that I actually asked my TV "Did I just hear that?" before deciding a second later that I hadn't - because Sara didn't react. Only to change my mind in the next moment because my little 'shipper heart was saying he did. And so commenced the giggle fit.
But seriously though - it wasn't awkward (as the word itself is to spell...) for either one of them. It wasn't awkward or strange for the viewers - half of them probably missed it.
It sounded normal. As in:
Sara: "You want breakfast?"
Grissom: "No thanks dear."
While she's standing in the kitchen with her glass of orange juice and he's sitting at the table reading the paper with his glasses slipping down his nose. And she realizes that perhaps the man needs food to survive because he's not a woman and doesn't consider a glass of juice to be proper sustenance. And he's thinking that she needn't go out of her way because he's perfectly satisfied just watching her, unnoticed over the top of his paper, standing in the kitchen barefoot drinking juice.
One of these days I'm going to get all uber serious and ya'll ain't gonna know what to do with me.
I rewatched it again last night with two of my sisters, and even with me (a good four minutes before) saying "Ok now - listen." Neither one of them heard it. When it went to commerical it was like -
Me: "See? How cute was that!"
Her: "How cute was what?"
:rewind:
Me: "THAT!"
Her: "Did WP lose weight?"
:rewind:
Me: "Listen."
Her:"Hey! He called her dear!"
Me: "Yeah..." :facepalm:
As for the "Are you trying to impress me." (Sorry don't know the whole speel yet) conversation - it's was flirty and it was cute and important in the aspect that Sara actually said something instead of just pursing her gorgeous lips and turning away.
Because he was you know. Trying to impress her.
And while I'm here - I was thinking - now this might just be me hoping that Mama G isn't gone - and I'm not Catholic so bear with me. But I had a friend is high school that was (ok so I had a LOT of friends is HS that were...are?) and when she was confirmed, her mother passed down the family Rosary to her. And in turn, she's expected to pass it down to her firstborn when he/she gets confirmed.
Granted I have another friend who got a brand spankin' new one because their family believed that once it was your's it was YOUR connection to God and could belong to nobody else. Or something to that effect.
So who knows?
And even though I'm still not quite sure that I 100% like Sofia - the canary can never be to weary of the cat - It might not be a bad thing if she and Sara were friends. I can't see it ever being as friendly as I consider friendly (gossiping in the breakroom, after work phone calls... you know, all that jazz) but enough whereas maybe my brain will stop seeing Sofia as a CSI outsider. :shrug:
I mean as far as acting goes - J and L play off each other pretty well. The scenes that they have together are watch worthy anyway. I remember a time when Sofia would start talking and I would, well, cease to listen. Uh oh... maybe I'm starting to *gulp* LIKE Sofia?
:silence: :crickets chirping:
Ok, with that out of the way, let me talk about the "Baby" scene with Hank the Skank. Not that I really WANT to relive that again...but... bleh.
When she said it, I cringed. Like visibly cringed. Not because it was Hank. Had she said 'baby' to Grissom in that tone I would have cringed. It sounded foreign on her tongue - which terms of endearment never should. Especially if you want us to believe it was a slip of the tongue. I've never plotted around in my head - "hmmm. Should I try honey? or baby? or maybe sugarpants?" before using a term (not that I use them a lot... poor single me.) but when it slips - it slips. But when it does slip, it doesn't come out sounding like you had overthought it and finally just SAID because you wanted to get it out of the way or something. But maybe that's just me.
Sara pregnant. TS, WHY did you put that horrid thought in my head. My sisters didn't hear 'dear' but they noticed the mask and the hardcore staring. As entertaining as it would be if this were, oh, ANY other show - I always enjoy a good baby plot line - but still. :shudder:
No babies. Please, no babies.
But did you notice how quick she removed that mask when Catherine walked over? And not just pushed it out of the way like most people do when they are going to restart whatever it was that they were doing to cause them to need the mask in the first place... ie. Spraying hazordous chemicals. It was up and off and thrown to the side. *sigh*
"Mask? What mask?"
"Sara, I just saw..."
"No, you're hallucenating."
"Is there some you want to tell me?"
"Uh... Blood. I found blood smears, but they've been wiped down."
We were thinking about starting a little fansite of our own just for you. Where we can properly worship all that is TS. Make sure to leave your curtians open next Thursday - with no new CSI - we're planning a group peeping session. Don't let us down ok?
And welcome Ashes86! Come, sit, join the party!
And this concludes my post - you may now return to your regularily scheduled programming.
