Re: The Great Ship Debate
CSI is the biggest show on TV (sh....there's not Grey's fans here, so I can say what I want, lol).
I think that having a "normal" gay relationship on the show would do wonders for...everything in gay society.
When I say normal, I mean...normal. They don't need to be a Brian Kinney or an actavist. They can just be two men who happened to fall in love. Having small-ass scenes like GSR and not getting into complete detail. Even just admitting they were an item and not changing anything would be nice.
Saying that, having GSR - some people just HATE the age difference. They cannot stand for it.
Catherine and Warrick, *gasp* an interacial couple. What's Alabama to do!
Then, if Nick and Greg dated. A gay, that's crazy!!
Remember, I told you that I HATED it when people said "I have nothing against slash or gay people," because the more you say that, the more it convinces me that you do.
Same goes for Catherine and Warrick. Loki told me she's heard, "I have nothing against an interacial relationship."
That makes me think that both statements are more BS than I thought originally.
I'd say I'm in it because I think it's hot. Having been a veteran fan of Queer as Folk. I really don't understand how a woman can like het. (Which I find funny, and I'm mostly joking). I can't see a straight woman gush on how beautiful another woman is, and want said woman to be held by a man or be made love to.
Now, I'm straight, so this gets confusing. Because I myself would be liked to held one day by a man, lmao, but I'm just anti-woman, I guess. That's another post.
Here's an interesting article about slash from afterelton.com. I'm high-lighting the first paragraph and bolding what it says about Nick and Greg.
"On The X-Files, Fox Mulder and Alex Krycek are bitter enemies.
On CSI , Nick Stokes and Greg Sanders are murder-solving forensic experts. On Angel, Angel and Spike fight together to save the world — and fight over the affections of blonde bombshell and vampire slayer Buffy Summers. On television, these male relationships challenge and fortify the meaning of friendship between men. On the internet, they're lovers."
http://www.afterelton.com/archive/elton/print/2006/10/slash.html
I'm actually proud that I found that myself. There's some other articles that mention Nick and Greg that others in the Fort have found.
http://csiwiki.cbs.com/page/Evidence+in+the+Media
In the original article, I must say. They mention something on how we justify these relationships because men stand too close together or look at each other.
Nick and Greg touch and flirt, plus all the freakin' subtext.
It's not the biggest slash ship ever, but it's the most justifiable.