I'm going to explain why I think you are misinterpreting Ryan's alleged "suspicious" behavior:
I can NOT understand why anyone would think that Ryan would want to hurt Horatio. Has everyone forgotten that Ryan told Horatio that he didn't know how he would repay him for getting him his job back? Ryan told Horatio he appreciated him getting him his job back and he couldn't thank him enough for that. Do you honestly think that Ryan would repay Horatio by trying to have him killed? Come on, you've got to see how absurd that sounds!
I'm absolutely annoyed with the writers for that whole freaking "it's done" message on Ryan's phone at the end of last season. I seriously feel like throttling them. Ryan was already disliked by many Speed fans and the writers just made that so much worse by pulling this crap.
BTW just for the record, I loved Speed too, but I don't blame Ryan for Speed's death even though I hated what was done with Speed. He was my favorite on the show at the time. Ryan didn't take Speed's job. Ryan started as an entry Level CSI. Speed was probably at least a Level 2 if not Level 3/Lead CSI. Horatio just needed an extra team member after Speed's death because CSIs are high in demand and they only at the time had Horatio, Calleigh and Eric. They needed a larger team due to heavy case loads, which is why Ryan was brought in.
I don't think Ryan would ever want to hurt Horatio. Horatio went to bat for him and risked his job to get Ryan his job back. It's EXTREMELY HIGHLY UNLIKELY that Ryan would want Horatio dead. It just wouldn't make ANY sense AT ALL.
Oh, and by the way, I can totally explain Ryan's "suspicous" behaviour. See below:
I can NOT understand why anyone would think that Ryan would want to hurt Horatio. Has everyone forgotten that Ryan told Horatio that he didn't know how he would repay him for getting him his job back? Ryan told Horatio he appreciated him getting him his job back and he couldn't thank him enough for that. Do you honestly think that Ryan would repay Horatio by trying to have him killed? Come on, you've got to see how absurd that sounds!
I'm absolutely annoyed with the writers for that whole freaking "it's done" message on Ryan's phone at the end of last season. I seriously feel like throttling them. Ryan was already disliked by many Speed fans and the writers just made that so much worse by pulling this crap.
BTW just for the record, I loved Speed too, but I don't blame Ryan for Speed's death even though I hated what was done with Speed. He was my favorite on the show at the time. Ryan didn't take Speed's job. Ryan started as an entry Level CSI. Speed was probably at least a Level 2 if not Level 3/Lead CSI. Horatio just needed an extra team member after Speed's death because CSIs are high in demand and they only at the time had Horatio, Calleigh and Eric. They needed a larger team due to heavy case loads, which is why Ryan was brought in.
I don't think Ryan would ever want to hurt Horatio. Horatio went to bat for him and risked his job to get Ryan his job back. It's EXTREMELY HIGHLY UNLIKELY that Ryan would want Horatio dead. It just wouldn't make ANY sense AT ALL.
Oh, and by the way, I can totally explain Ryan's "suspicous" behaviour. See below:
1) there have been spoilers that have said point blank that Ryan is HELPING Horatio with staging his death. So, that pretty much debunks the whole "Ryan put a hit on H" theory right there! Oh, and also, there have been spoilers that have said that evidence from the crime scene leads to JAKE, Jake, not Ryan! As far as we know, Jake and Ryan have never even met! Not that I think that Jake is out to get Horatio either (Jake is one of my fave characters, second only to Ryan himself). Jake is also undercover. Spoilers have said both men are helping H (along with Yelina).
2) We know from past experiences that Ryan gets nervous and uncomfortable when doing undercover assignments (ie helping Horatio figure out who the mole is). Remember when he told Horatio, "I don't think I can do this anymore." And Horatio told him to trust him and that it wouldn't fall on him. And when Horatio makes a promise, he keeps it. That didn't fall on Ryan at all. But, Ryan was still nervous. He knew that some members of the team already were determined not to like him because of him coming in after Speed's death (and so soon after at that). He was really worried about how the team would react if they found out he was helping H sniff out the mole... and that he had to observe every member of the team in order to do so. So, that's why he's acting suspicious. He's nervous that the team will be angry with him for keeping this secret from them... the secret that Horatio is really still alive.
3) Horatio is supposed to be back to work in the first episode (3 months later) and the "shooter" is supposedly found out. Ryan's still working with the team in episode four which pretty much means that he wasn't the shooter nor did he order the hit.
4) Ryan has absolutely ZERO motives for ordering a hit on Horatio. Ryan respects Horatio. And he told Horatio that he owed him a lot for helping him get his job back. Why in God's name would Ryan ever want to hurt Horatio? If it wasn't for Horatio, Ryan wouldn't have his job back!
5) Spoilers have also said that it will be a surprise/shock as to who shot Horatio and why. Given the whole text message thing, Ryan being the culprit wouldn't be much of a surprise would it? Not to mention if the writers did that then they would totally be stealing from "Bones"'s plot of having Zack be the one who murdered that lobbyist. :lol:
Given the number 4 reason I listed, it drives me nuts and makes me that anyone would ever think that Ryan would have a reason to want Horatio dead. It's not like Ryan's next in line for Horatio's job or anything. He's actually last in line... well, second to last. Horatio is a Lieutenant. Rick Stetler would actually realistically be the next in line for the job. Remember, he scored higher than Horatio and Horatio got to be Lieutenant instead.
2) We know from past experiences that Ryan gets nervous and uncomfortable when doing undercover assignments (ie helping Horatio figure out who the mole is). Remember when he told Horatio, "I don't think I can do this anymore." And Horatio told him to trust him and that it wouldn't fall on him. And when Horatio makes a promise, he keeps it. That didn't fall on Ryan at all. But, Ryan was still nervous. He knew that some members of the team already were determined not to like him because of him coming in after Speed's death (and so soon after at that). He was really worried about how the team would react if they found out he was helping H sniff out the mole... and that he had to observe every member of the team in order to do so. So, that's why he's acting suspicious. He's nervous that the team will be angry with him for keeping this secret from them... the secret that Horatio is really still alive.
3) Horatio is supposed to be back to work in the first episode (3 months later) and the "shooter" is supposedly found out. Ryan's still working with the team in episode four which pretty much means that he wasn't the shooter nor did he order the hit.
4) Ryan has absolutely ZERO motives for ordering a hit on Horatio. Ryan respects Horatio. And he told Horatio that he owed him a lot for helping him get his job back. Why in God's name would Ryan ever want to hurt Horatio? If it wasn't for Horatio, Ryan wouldn't have his job back!
5) Spoilers have also said that it will be a surprise/shock as to who shot Horatio and why. Given the whole text message thing, Ryan being the culprit wouldn't be much of a surprise would it? Not to mention if the writers did that then they would totally be stealing from "Bones"'s plot of having Zack be the one who murdered that lobbyist. :lol:
Given the number 4 reason I listed, it drives me nuts and makes me that anyone would ever think that Ryan would have a reason to want Horatio dead. It's not like Ryan's next in line for Horatio's job or anything. He's actually last in line... well, second to last. Horatio is a Lieutenant. Rick Stetler would actually realistically be the next in line for the job. Remember, he scored higher than Horatio and Horatio got to be Lieutenant instead.
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