Who would like to see a csi Miami baby?
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kala79
Lab Technician
I probably would like to hear about Calleigh's pregnancy with Eric in the very last episode of CSI Miami. Not before, but I wouldn't mind if that happened. As long as it wouldn't overtake the show...but as we know tptb can not play subtle about anything.
As to others, I don't really care, but it would be nice to hear for example that Valera just got back from maternity leave to the lab and that was the reason of her absence.
As to others, I don't really care, but it would be nice to hear for example that Valera just got back from maternity leave to the lab and that was the reason of her absence.
greatfan
Captain
Oh heck no.Let's learn more about the CSI's(all of them) that we have,there's no need to add a baby into the mix,no matter who he or she belonged to.
They don't need the opportunity to even have a chance of messing this up and I'm confident it wouldn't turn out well.
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fanilowchick
Police Officer
If they're going to show something this sappy on CSI: Mi, let it be a final resolution for Eric and Calleigh or a new romance for Horatio.
silentdisco
Police Officer
I'd...rather not.
I'm a diehard Eric/Calleigh shipper, and I'd love for them to get married and possibly have kids someday, but I think a baby in the near future for them is a little too soon right now. It's not just those two that shouldn't have a baby, it's anybody: if the writers were to make anyone pregnant/adopt a child/etc., then they wouldn't be able to do it subtly, and it'd be a big, annoying melodramatic disaster. I don't trust them with stuff like this since they did all that crap with Horatio/Marisol, and then turned what could've been a perfectly solid, stable, and subtle relationship between Eric and Calleigh into a dramatic, someone's-always-near-death nightmare.
I do think it's interesting that we don't really see as much into the characters' personal lives as we used to even just a few years ago. Obviously, science and crime solving should be the main focus, but even from the beginning the writers were able to incorporate a little of their lives into the show without it taking over. Other than Calleigh and Eric's ambiguous on-and-off relationship, or the likely-buried Kyle storyline for Horatio, it seems as if nobody has a life outside the crime lab, or much in the way of family. I'm willing to bet all of them are very sexually frustrated at this point. :lol:
I'm a diehard Eric/Calleigh shipper, and I'd love for them to get married and possibly have kids someday, but I think a baby in the near future for them is a little too soon right now. It's not just those two that shouldn't have a baby, it's anybody: if the writers were to make anyone pregnant/adopt a child/etc., then they wouldn't be able to do it subtly, and it'd be a big, annoying melodramatic disaster. I don't trust them with stuff like this since they did all that crap with Horatio/Marisol, and then turned what could've been a perfectly solid, stable, and subtle relationship between Eric and Calleigh into a dramatic, someone's-always-near-death nightmare.
I do think it's interesting that we don't really see as much into the characters' personal lives as we used to even just a few years ago. Obviously, science and crime solving should be the main focus, but even from the beginning the writers were able to incorporate a little of their lives into the show without it taking over. Other than Calleigh and Eric's ambiguous on-and-off relationship, or the likely-buried Kyle storyline for Horatio, it seems as if nobody has a life outside the crime lab, or much in the way of family. I'm willing to bet all of them are very sexually frustrated at this point. :lol:
Only if its not by a current main character (I mean, what would be the point NY hardly ever shows baby Lucy and I assume a Miami baby would be the same way).
Here are some ways we could see a Miami baby that I wouldn't mind:
Valera comes to the lab for a visit with her new baby which explains her absence (after all the actress did have a baby herself not too long ago).
Or Alexx visits and brings her grandchild... one or both of her kids should be old enough to have a baby by now.
Or one of Frank's kids has a kid and Frank is watching after the baby...
or Kyle makes Horatio a grandfather. :lol: Okay, I'm joking about that last one LOL.
Here are some ways we could see a Miami baby that I wouldn't mind:
Valera comes to the lab for a visit with her new baby which explains her absence (after all the actress did have a baby herself not too long ago).
Or Alexx visits and brings her grandchild... one or both of her kids should be old enough to have a baby by now.
Or one of Frank's kids has a kid and Frank is watching after the baby...
or Kyle makes Horatio a grandfather. :lol: Okay, I'm joking about that last one LOL.
I agree, I watch csi ny and for the majority of season five lindsay being pregnant and having the baby was talked about in most episodes then it jumps to season six and it is as Lucy does not exist!, I also think that csi miami could let us learn more about each of the characters even the most tiny thing as I agree its like they life, eat, sleep WORK haha
Hardline Pro
Lab Technician
For the finale of the series they should have Eric and Calleigh get married, then have everyone there. Horatio as the best man.
I wouldn't be totally against seeing a pregnancy/baby on the show at some point, because it would add a different dynamic to the characters involved whom have been evolving all these years. Additionally, it might add some realism p) as many real life investigators do have families. So on that end, why not?
That being said, I don't think it would be handled very well in any universe the Miami writers call home. I don't have very much confidence in their ability to pull off a storyline that requires so much commitment. They seem to do isolated development better than a longterm substantial change, and I think that comes with the territory of a crime drama which mainly focuses on the characters' professional lives as well as the cases.
It may or may not work for CSI:NY, but I think it woud definitely run into some problems on Miami.
p) as many real life investigators do have families. So on that end, why not?That being said, I don't think it would be handled very well in any universe the Miami writers call home. I don't have very much confidence in their ability to pull off a storyline that requires so much commitment. They seem to do isolated development better than a longterm substantial change, and I think that comes with the territory of a crime drama which mainly focuses on the characters' professional lives as well as the cases.
It may or may not work for CSI:NY, but I think it woud definitely run into some problems on Miami.
mrsjrewing
CSI Level One
I wouldn't mind if Eric and Calleigh had one in the end. But, they don't need one for more than character wrap ups.
hiphugger17
Coroner
I wouldn't want a baby for any of the characters. The only way I'd be kind of ok with it is if it's the end of the series and it's a closing storyline for Eric and Cal. But I'd rather have them getting married. I'm not really a fan of the Horatio/Kyle storyline so I don't have enough confidence in the writers to pull of another son/daughter storyline.
luf100
Coroner
Yea that's pretty much why I'm also against it. I wouldn't mind, if the Miami writers had a better track record with writing relationships and personal things. They just suck at it, honestly, and a baby story line wouldn't be any better than any of the relationships they write.
If they ever do decide to do one, please be at the end of the series so we don't have to watch it play out for years to come.