Season 8 Spoiler Discussion #2 - Spoiler Scene: Do Not Cross

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Exclusive: Rizzoli & Isles Star Cops CSI: NY Guest Role

Rizzoli & Isles star Lee Thompson Young is about to end up on the other side of a police investigation.

Young, who plays Detective Barry Frost, the weak-stomached partner of Angie Harmon's Rizzoli on the TNT cop drama, has landed a guest-starring role on CSI: NY, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

He will play Kelvin, a Manhattan accountant who has become successful despite a troubled upbringing in the projects. Although viewed by many in his old neighborhood as a hero, when he becomes the victim of a violent armed robbery, the CSIs will have to dig into his new and old life for answers.

Besides his work on Rizzoi & Isles, Young has also held recurring roles on Scrubs, FlashForward, Smallville and The Event.

CSI: NY airs Fridays at 9/8c on CBS. Young will appear in this season's penultimate episode, titled "Unwrapped." No air date for the episode has been set.
 
I remember him from the commercials for that show he had on Disney or Nick. Can't remember the name of the show. He was some kind of secret agent or something I think LOL.
 
Dag-nabbit! I tried to edit my previous post, but the site logged me out and I lost what I wrote. Luckily it wasn't much! :lol:
8.18:

~ Mac heads to a pharmacy after the team solves a case, but a man rushes in and demands drugs from the pharmacist. Mac identifies himself as a police officer, and the man shoots at him. Mac is able to take him out, but someone else shoots him while his back is turned.

~ Everyone is very upset, of course. Flack and Jo rush to the hospital, and Flack has to calm Jo down because she's panicking. The team is more determined than ever to catch whoever did this. (I see everyone but Sid, but I hope he'll be there.)

~ Mac "sees" Claire. He also has visions/hallucinations with other members of the team.​
It's not much, but the main focus of the episode will be Mac's condition. It looks like we'll have a lot of good team interaction while they try to solve the case and wait to find out Mac's fate.

And no, I don't know what Mac's fate will be! :eek:

So...Flack gets blown up and no fucks are given about anything but Mac's angst, but Mac gets shot, and everyone comes unhinged and their entire lives revolve around his drama? Mmmmkay. And I'm sorry, but I don't see Jo going into hysterics like a hand-wringing milksop. Worried? Oh, yes. Angry? Oh, yes. Ready to launch tactical nukes of cop rage at the perpetrator? You bet. But not mindlessly flailing about until someone else reins her in.
 
I've already said this once today but never mind who is counting anyway. The only thing I want to see Christine doing is to pack Mac a bag, drive him to the airport and waive him off to as he heads off to New Orleans. Then for her to vanish never to be seen again. Currently I'm readind the autobiography of the late British actress Elisabeth Sladen (best known as Doctor Who's Sarah-Jane Smith for anyone who is interested) and something she said strikes me as particularly relevant here. In order for an audience to believe in what's happening on screen or on stage then two actors need to have a connection, a genuine chemistry if that isn't there then it doesn't matter who that actor is the audience simply wont accept them and that is entirely the problem here. From the very first episode even those who didn't particularly like Stella/MK/Smacked have to admit that's something Mk and GS had in whole Great Lake sized buckets full. In some ways perhaps MK and GS were a little too good at their jobs because all anyone can see so who Mac is with or what he does is that he doesn't look at her the way he did Stella or feel the way about her that he does about Stella and never will. We simply can't accept that he'd want anyone else and we never will for goodness sake the fiasco's that were Peyton straight through to Jo ought to have proved that without a shadow of a doubt by now loud and clear several times over. If the idea is to make Jo more palatable then I'm afraid Ms Veasey and co are in for a very nasty shock juding by shall we say the industrial type language I've seen around the web all she's done is set up two absolutely hated characters for us to snipe at instead of one. I suppose it all depends on how TPTB want the show to bow out shoulders back, head held high, a fond memory for both fans and cast/crew alike or on it's hands and knees crawling out in shame, despised by it's fans and something best forgotten. It's not enough for the likes of Ms Veasey and Mr Sinise to keep telling us how much they value us or how much they respect us, it is true what they say actions speak louder than words Remember a large part of the audience have been waiting since the pilot for our happy Smacked ending why should we want anything or anyone else now? It's like Robin without Marian, Romeo without Juliet, Fred without Wilma or Homer without his beloved Marge the list is endless but the point is still the same we want our STELLA, we want our SMACKED nothing else is good enough anything else is both madness and downright insulting to everyone who as stayed loyal to the show and deserves only the very best. If they want to shoe Mac in a softer light then why can't he simply send Stella a bunch of red roses on valentines day they do have interflora in New York you know or better still have him seen heading down New Orleans way for a weekend.
 
I've already said this once today but never mind who is counting anyway. The only thing I want to see Christine doing is to pack Mac a bag, drive him to the airport and waive him off to as he heads off to New Orleans. Then for her to vanish never to be seen again. Currently I'm readind the autobiography of the late British actress Elisabeth Sladen (best known as Doctor Who's Sarah-Jane Smith for anyone who is interested) and something she said strikes me as particularly relevant here. In order for an audience to believe in what's happening on screen or on stage then two actors need to have a connection, a genuine chemistry if that isn't there then it doesn't matter who that actor is the audience simply wont accept them and that is entirely the problem here. From the very first episode even those who didn't particularly like Stella/MK/Smacked have to admit that's something Mk and GS had in whole Great Lake sized buckets full. In some ways perhaps MK and GS were a little too good at their jobs because all anyone can see so who Mac is with or what he does is that he doesn't look at her the way he did Stella or feel the way about her that he does about Stella and never will. We simply can't accept that he'd want anyone else and we never will for goodness sake the fiasco's that were Peyton straight through to Jo ought to have proved that without a shadow of a doubt by now loud and clear several times over. If the idea is to make Jo more palatable then I'm afraid Ms Veasey and co are in for a very nasty shock juding by shall we say the industrial type language I've seen around the web all she's done is set up two absolutely hated characters for us to snipe at instead of one. I suppose it all depends on how TPTB want the show to bow out shoulders back, head held high, a fond memory for both fans and cast/crew alike or on it's hands and knees crawling out in shame, despised by it's fans and something best forgotten. It's not enough for the likes of Ms Veasey and Mr Sinise to keep telling us how much they value us or how much they respect us, it is true what they say actions speak louder than words Remember a large part of the audience have been waiting since the pilot for our happy Smacked ending why should we want anything or anyone else now? It's like Robin without Marian, Romeo without Juliet, Fred without Wilma or Homer without his beloved Marge the list is endless but the point is still the same we want our STELLA, we want our SMACKED nothing else is good enough anything else is both madness and downright insulting to everyone who as stayed loyal to the show and deserves only the very best. If they want to shoe Mac in a softer light then why can't he simply send Stella a bunch of red roses on valentines day they do have interflora in New York you know or better still have him seen heading down New Orleans way for a weekend.

Why can't you guys just write shorter paragraphs? Not everyone wants Mac and Stella together, I don't. I see it as a strong friendship and nothing more, kinda reminds me of my former co worker who worked with my at my job before he quit a few months back. I saw him as Mac and I was kinda like Stella but I was the nicer Stella.

I have warmed up to Jo and glad they only made her annoying in her first episode.

There is fan fiction for SMACKED.
 
I am not a Smacked fan, but agree with the part that Phantomerik pointed out. MK and GS definitely had more chemistry than anyone else on the show. It was a pleasure to watch them, but I knew they weren't going to get together as long as he was her boss. I even didn't mind Peyton because a relationship with her was plausible. Stella moved away and if this is the last season, and Mac needs a FRIEND at the end..S-T-E-L-L-A. The last 2 seasons of CSI NY have been a struggle and I would hate the thought of it ending...I enjoy all the characters on the show. There is so much writers can do with Mac's character, but keep the integrity of the show, remember the forensics of catching the bad guys.....
 
5 episodes Christine is not good. They should bring more work in the laboratory and less Jo with cafe cup in the hand. I wished the kind of the Season 1 again. The crew was excellent. Only Sid should come to the crew. He is brilliant.
 
5 episodes Christine is not good. They should bring more work in the laboratory and less Jo with cafe cup in the hand. I wished the kind of the Season 1 again. The crew was excellent. Only Sid should come to the crew. He is brilliant.

Yeah, I do agree. But then if there is a season 9, Christine will probably disappear like Camille did.
 
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