MacsGirlMel
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Hmm you think we fangirls can find a way to relieve his anxiety for a bit? :devil: Wish we could give the boy some help...
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Well, I thought "Consequences" gave us quite a bit of insight into Flack's character, as 1CSIMfan said. It wasn't spelled out, but it was there.He does seem to have more screen time than he had last season, which is great, but nothing that gives us much insight into his character.
He seems to have a very black-and-white view of right and wrong, and of where people should stand on the issue. Yes, he's a very capable detective, but there's still a certain naivety about him, a bit of idealism. He's slowly learning that the world isn't just cut-and-dry like that, but you can sense that it's hard on him to know that. He wants to believe in something better.It showed that, in the end, he will do whatever it takes to put the bad man away, even if he hurts a friend--or himself--in the process.
And I really loved the contrast there, between Flack and Moran. Both were being stubborn about handing over their memo books, but for very different reasons. You know the connection wasn't lost on Don...He knew Mac was just doing his job (the same way that Flack was doing his job with Gavin) but you could see that it was still hard on him.
You don't need me to say I'm hoping he's moved on. I'm glad Danny has been more like himself lately ("Consequences" was a great episode for that, I thought ), and I hope that continues. Considering the way Danny acted in the earlier episodes this season when the writers were still lugging around the D/L ball and chain, I'm not sure I trust them to do the relationship well at any point. But we'll see I guess.If so, it'll be interesting to see what happenes between her and Danny when she comes back. Will he try to start up a relationship again or will he be over her?
Yeah, I'm glad to see more diversity with who they're working with. That was one of my main problems with last season, some people just never seemed to work together. There have been some excellent episodes so far this season, so I hope they are an indicator of how the rest of the season will go.I'm happy with this season overall. I love seeing them mix it up with the team.
OK txs. Cannot wait to get some more details about Hawkes' background.MBGrissom said:
I think the Hawkes-centric episode is "Raising Shane", which is scheduled to air 11/29. Unless there's another one I don't know about??!!
Without seeing the episode I'd guess that it might have something to do with his hospital stay, which would be great because I'd love to see some continuity with that. However, it'll probably end up being something case-related, but I'll still love to see Flack lose his cool. Usually he's the level-headed one.It looks like an one case ep again or did I miss something. And Flack's angry; I wonder why.
Yep, this is the hospital where Hawkes used to be a surgeon. I believe there's supposed to be a bit of a confrontation between him and someone he used to work with, but maybe it's not a 'confrontation' persay...I don't remember the specifics.Is this the one with some inside in Hawkes' past?
Without seeing the episode I'd guess that it might have something to do with his hospital stay, which would be great because I'd love to see some continuity with that. However, it'll probably end up being something case-related, but I'll still love to see Flack lose his cool. Usually he's the level-headed one.
Yes that's what I thought too. I'm a bit to lazy right now to go and look for details, but when I saw the hospital scenes in the promo I remembered to have read something about that.Faylinn said:
Yep, this is the hospital where Hawkes used to be a surgeon. I believe there's supposed to be a bit of a confrontation between him and someone he used to work with, but maybe it's not a 'confrontation' persay...I don't remember the specifics.
I don't know if it's a plausible explanation but I do like it.It would be a plausible way to lessen the number of episodes Lindsay is missing (by filming more episodes before she has to take maternity leave and less while she's gone), although I'm not familiar with the specifics of how this stuff works, so I don't know for sure.
Ep. 12 is Lindsay's deep-dark-secret-coming-out episode right? now according to Sasha she will be on set this monday and tuesday and the ep. is schedule for december, but on epguides it says January, please tell me I don't have to wait 2 months for her deep-dark-secret ep.
At least you've confirmed that I was exactly as confusing as I thought I was. :lol: What I meant was, say that Anna has to stop filming on week M for her maternity leave. Rather than film episodes week N, O, and P, maybe they'll film on weeks J, K and L, which might otherwise be time off (seriously, I'm totally oversimplifying this right now, because I know they probably don't just get weeks off like that). That way they'll have filmed episodes before she left so that only weeks Q and R are weeks she's not filming if she's got maternity leave from weeks M-R...and that was just as confusing as before, or maybe more-so. :lol: My point was that maybe they were getting more episodes in the can at a faster rate than the other shows so that they could have fewer without her..But then, that doesn't necessarily make sense because they don't have to air them as quickly as they film them...I don't know if it's a plausible explanation but I do like it.
Wait, when did it mention that he hates doctors and hospitals? *interested* I don't remember that, I think my brain melted trying to explain that big clusterfuck up there^. :lol:I thought about that angle, too. Flack is clearly a very independent guy, and he's mentioned before that he hates doctors and hospitals, so I imagine his recovery was rough. He was probably at the mercy of doctors and nurses for a while, and I'd wager it bothered him deeply.
Hehe, yes, I certainly do. But being quite serious, it's very possible that he does have a personal grudge against hospitals for the mistreatment of someone he cared about (whoever that might be, laguera )...hmm, intriguing...Or he could just be pissed that the doctor took advantage of someone helpless.
Of course, Faylinn knows my cracky theories, too :devil:
That didn't helpFaylinn said:
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