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I agree with you there, Faylinn. And yes, even as a D/L shipper, I agree with PA that a 'revenge' thing would be pointless.
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I hope they don't bring Rikki back myself...why would they mention her anyway talking about people coming back? I'm confused. (This is about the interview that just got posted, 'It's Hard To Commit')
Shane might have mentioned her (and other characters from the past) as options for returning characters. Veasey didn't really say one way or the other whether it was a real possibility - she just said anything could happen. Personally, I think it'll probably end up being just the core characters. I wouldn't mind seeing Jo's kids or Reed or Flack's sister or someone like that, but beyond family members, there isn't anybody I can think of that I'd particularly want to take screentime away from the regulars in the (potential series) finale.
Exclusive: CSI: NY Plots Major Love Interest for Mac
Jan 16, 2012 02:26 PM ET
by Adam Bryant
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Megan Dodds, Gary Sinise
Mac Taylor's social calendar may soon be getting fuller on CSI: NY.
The CBS drama has booked former Detroit 1-8-7 star Megan Dodds to appear in multiple episodes as a new love interest for Gary Sinise's Mac, executive producer Zach Reiter tells TVGuide.com. The casting comes in the same season that finally introduced Mac's wife, Claire (Jaime Ray Newman), who died in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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"Leading up to the end of the season — which may or may not be the end of the show — we explore Mac's romantic life a bit," Reiter says. "We basically set that up in the premiere, having that moment where Mac releases the opera tickets into the ocean and symbolically says goodbye to Claire and that chapter of his life. We were hoping that he would be able to move on romantically. It would be a shame if a guy like him could not find love in his life."
Dodds will play Christine, a woman from Mac's past. "When Mac first moved to New York and decided to join the police department, Mac was in the police academy with Christine's brother," Reiter says. "So there's a familiarity and an association from way back when. ... But this is a woman all these years later who reaches out to reconnect, more or less to say, 'I read about what you did for the [Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance] and the survivors of 9/11. It snowballs from there."
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Reiter says Dodds' character will appear in five episodes. "We'll see the courtship," he says. "If one exists. There are aspects of that relationship that become a little bit complicated, but what we're hoping is to see whether Mac can successfully move on from Claire. It's fun to see him awkwardly go through that."
Dodds, 41, co-starred as one of Drew Barrymore's evil stepsisters in Ever After: A Cinderella Story. She also appeared on such TV shows as House, Lie to Me, and the BBC's MI-5.
CSI: NY airs Fridays at 9/8c on CBS. Dodds will first appear in this season's 12th episode, which has not yet been scheduled.
Dodds will play Christine, a woman from Mac's past. "When Mac first moved to New York and decided to join the police department, Mac was in the police academy with Christine's brother," Reiter says. "So there's a familiarity and an association from way back when. ... But this is a woman all these years later who reaches out to reconnect, more or less to say, 'I read about what you did for the [Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance] and the survivors of 9/11. It snowballs from there."