seattlegsrfan said:
Well' I've been having a little GSR party with myself the last couple of days.
I had to fight with movie maker, but I finally got a new video made. I heard that new Lenny Kravitz song
I'll be Waiting and thought 'That's a GREAT GSR song'
While I wasn't doing that I've been re-reading Casa Caliente. I'm up to the new years eve party part. Umm good.
I was going to write you a PM and kindly ask if you could make a video with this song...I should have done so right when I posted the songtext in the song thread, but real life kept me from it.
Anyways, the video is just...perfect. Like my brain cinema which self-activates when I hear the song (which happens at least once a day
)
Concerning the poll, I pick "other":
1. She will be back, no doubt.
2. They won't spend
very much screentime on their private life...here a snippet, there a sentence or two...
At least I hope that's what TPTB will do
So this
"I feel betrayed because you left, even if I did the same thing some time ago but it was totally different, but I'll slowly let you regain my trust so that we can have a faboulous make-up sex scene and a huge wedding" just isn't CSI to me. Fanfiction material, definitely. GSR dream stuff, sure. But not happening on screen.
Whatever problems they have, they'll discuss (and solve) them offscreen. They just aren't the type of persons to let such a difficult time ruin their relationship.
3. They will already be married.
My favourite entrance scene for S9 is Sara doing some evidence analysis with a Grissom nametag on her vest - takes no extra time and just says it all. Or Grissom shuffling through paper with a wedding ring visible.
Small bits like that.
And Grissom is SO the type to fend off inquisitive questions with a "that's why you say 'in good times and bad'" or something along those lines.
What sums it up perfectly for me is a part of the review here for the CSI NY episode "Sleight out of hand", which aired here yesterday, which is why I read the review. It says:
The Grissom and Sara naysayers may say what they will, but the CSI writers really have struck just the right balance with those two, wisely keeping their romance in the background--present, yet made evident with subtle glances or snippets of dialogue. I absolutely believe they are two people who happen to be colleagues who are conducting a discreet affair outside of work. It's realistic, it's adult, it's compelling."
So I hope TPTB will find creative nonverbal ways of justifying her return, make it authentic but not soapy, and keep the focus on the crime - with a weekly dosis of GSR snippets.
That's my 2 cents - or rather 2 Euros, seeing the length of my post