Freckles101
Hit and Run
I totally noticed that after watching IE like a million times (or at least the Pin me down scene) and I think it's cool (and kinda ironic) that Sara's wearing gloves and Gris isn't. I don't know if TPTB wrote the latex gloves line with this scene in mind, but it's nice anyway.I mean, just a few episodes later he laments the fact that all his touching is done through latex gloves...
Oh, and Alyssa in the Season 5 episode "Big Middle" there are two kinda GSR scenes. One of them is Gris testing the dummy on Greg after he (Greg) was talking about dreaming of Sara: (recap from TWoP)
The other scene was one-sided with Gris and Greg:Sara tells Grasshopper, Gil's Adopted Son Number Three to just lie back and enjoy sacrificing his body for science. He's all, "This is like a dream I had once, except we weren't in a garage and Grissom wasn't watching." Gil's got the kind of look on his face now that makes me hope young Grasshopper, Gil's Adopted Son Number Three is wearing a cup, otherwise this is a Greek tragedy in the making. Sara's all, "How it's feel, dreamer?"
This scene may not be specific to GSR, but it's pretty obvious (at least now) that Sara's the one who "gets his juices flowing."Anyway, Gil is busy pointing out how attraction can't be analyzed, which will certainly be news to all those online dating sites that think otherwise, and Grasshopper, his Adopted Son Number Three says, "I consider myself to be very open-minded. I find other people's predilections very intriguing." These two are minutes away from screaming at each other, "I AM THE MOST TOLERANT AND YOU ARE NOT!" and then Grasshopper, Gil's Adopted Son Number Three asks a question I plan on never, ever asking my boss, "What are your predilections? What gets your juices flowing?" Gil says flatly, "Someone who doesn't judge me," and takes off. Grasshopper, Gil's Adopted Son Number Three watches him go with a look like, "So, what you're saying is, you don't see yourself hooking up with anyone at work?" Gil keeps on walking, presumably to find other, more open-minded pastures.