Shytownmofo
Lab Technician
Re: Your Thoughts on the upcoming Danny/Lindsay development (SPOILERS!
And the way you're talking, it's like Lindsay can do no wrong....As far as she knows, the only thing that Danny did was forget her birthday and get lost within himself over the Ruben thing.
This is quite similar to what Lindsay had done a year prior, when the memories of her slain friends were starting to take over her with the aprehension of Katums and having to go back to Montana to testify. So, how did he deserve that, when he was so understanding toward her, and gave her space to do what she needed to do? He basically said he was there if and when she needed him. She didn't try any of that with him. The only thing she did was call his name after he stormed off, and said she wasn't good at that kind of thing... Hypocritical much?
Lets see, he pushed her away the same way she did and she made no effort. Doesn't compute. Let's see, He felt responsible for Ruben's death. That's a heavy load to carry. Instead of her being understanding, she's nasty towards him, all just for being distant and forgetting her birthday.
Lindsay never knew about Rikki. Even if she suspected, and I don't know how she could, she didn't know anything for sure. See, IMO, that makes Lindsay the one who was more self-absorbed.
And besides, Danny and Rikki discussed it, and I'm not sure whether they saw any love between each other, either. All they were doing was comforting each other. They really didn't see it as anything more. And they were both devastated when Rikki left.
Honestly, I've not seen any "love" or even communication between Danny and Lindsay. Yes, they liked each other. They flirted, then Lindsay pushed Danny away for a year because she had issues, and then after those issues magically disappeared, they hooked up on Danny's pool table. There was very little shown onscreen afterward.
I never even heard Lindsay say that she forgave Danny anything. I just heard Danny apologize, and then Lindsay ran over for a booty call; All the while telling Danny how hard he was to love. To me, that is both selfish, and weak. Reeks of "Yeah, I got what I wanted, so there...."
And how many people yelled loudly that they would stop watching after RND and wouldn't even buy the Season 4 DVD's?
I'm not sure I'll stop watching, but I'm for sure not happy about the development, for many reasons that I've outlined in my above post.
And in the "real world," people don't forgive quite as easily, and when there's issues like that, oftentimes, unless people are completely and utterly screwed up, these types of relationships don't usually work.
In the "Real World," things have consequences...I wonder what will happen when Mac and Stella find out about Lindsay's pregnancy. Surely there must be a policy in the NY Crime Lab about shiftmates dating.
Or, it will likely be what always happens, Mac and Stella both turn a blind eye to Lindsay's blatantly unprofessional behavior, and gloss over it. That is a major reason why I don't like this development, or Lindsay's character all that much. There are seemingly no consequences for HER actions, and it indeed seems that Lindsay can do no wrong.
Seriously can Danny do any wrong? I mean really. Lindsay gets pissed AT/WITH him? Apart from the whole speech in RND, I cant remember a time she has been pissed AT/WITH him.
And the way you're talking, it's like Lindsay can do no wrong....As far as she knows, the only thing that Danny did was forget her birthday and get lost within himself over the Ruben thing.
And IMO Danny deserved that in RND. I don't care if he was grieving. That doesn't give him the right to treat her like he did. He was callous, he was cruel, and tried to justify his actions by turning things around on her. Dannys problem was while he was self destructing, he forgot the world was still going on around him. He was so self absorbed, he couldn't see what he was doing was hurting both Women Rikki and Lindsay.
This is quite similar to what Lindsay had done a year prior, when the memories of her slain friends were starting to take over her with the aprehension of Katums and having to go back to Montana to testify. So, how did he deserve that, when he was so understanding toward her, and gave her space to do what she needed to do? He basically said he was there if and when she needed him. She didn't try any of that with him. The only thing she did was call his name after he stormed off, and said she wasn't good at that kind of thing... Hypocritical much?
Lindsay he cheated on, lied to and basically treated like crap. Rikki, he made her a part of his destruction of that relationship. You never try to fix a mistake by making another mistake. Danny felt responsible for what happened to Rueben so he slept with Rikki, with no thought of what the consequences of his actions might be. He was thinking only of himself IMO. Seriously. Watch the scene again, I saw no love between D and R, what I saw was someone whom looked like an addict desperate for another hit. As if he thought this was a quick fix to his pain and his guilt. So you tell me, whom is the self centred, self absorbed one here?
Lets see, he pushed her away the same way she did and she made no effort. Doesn't compute. Let's see, He felt responsible for Ruben's death. That's a heavy load to carry. Instead of her being understanding, she's nasty towards him, all just for being distant and forgetting her birthday.
Lindsay never knew about Rikki. Even if she suspected, and I don't know how she could, she didn't know anything for sure. See, IMO, that makes Lindsay the one who was more self-absorbed.
And besides, Danny and Rikki discussed it, and I'm not sure whether they saw any love between each other, either. All they were doing was comforting each other. They really didn't see it as anything more. And they were both devastated when Rikki left.
Honestly, I've not seen any "love" or even communication between Danny and Lindsay. Yes, they liked each other. They flirted, then Lindsay pushed Danny away for a year because she had issues, and then after those issues magically disappeared, they hooked up on Danny's pool table. There was very little shown onscreen afterward.
Saying that. everyone deserves a second chance. Like I have said, it takes a strong person to forgive. Lindsay was mature enough to realize why Danny did what he did, so she forgave him. I dont see how that can be viewed as selfish or weak.
I never even heard Lindsay say that she forgave Danny anything. I just heard Danny apologize, and then Lindsay ran over for a booty call; All the while telling Danny how hard he was to love. To me, that is both selfish, and weak. Reeks of "Yeah, I got what I wanted, so there...."
Also a baby is not going to ruin a show, can't see how that could be possible. Unless of course the whole 16 million stop watching because they have PAEDOPHOBIA. Seriously, if people didn't stop watching because of the whole cheating with the greiving mother fiasco, they certainly ain't going to stop watching because two characters are going to become parents.
And how many people yelled loudly that they would stop watching after RND and wouldn't even buy the Season 4 DVD's?
I'm not sure I'll stop watching, but I'm for sure not happy about the development, for many reasons that I've outlined in my above post.
There is no pre requisite to become a parent, people like Danny and Lindsay have children everyday. People have flaws, they have issues, we are not perfect, relationships are not easy. Maybe becomming parents will make Danny and Lindsay face up to some of their seperate personal issues and try to resolve them.
I actually like that D and L have flaws and their relationship isn't perfect, it makes things seem more real, because thats exactlly how things are in the Real World.
And in the "real world," people don't forgive quite as easily, and when there's issues like that, oftentimes, unless people are completely and utterly screwed up, these types of relationships don't usually work.
In the "Real World," things have consequences...I wonder what will happen when Mac and Stella find out about Lindsay's pregnancy. Surely there must be a policy in the NY Crime Lab about shiftmates dating.
Or, it will likely be what always happens, Mac and Stella both turn a blind eye to Lindsay's blatantly unprofessional behavior, and gloss over it. That is a major reason why I don't like this development, or Lindsay's character all that much. There are seemingly no consequences for HER actions, and it indeed seems that Lindsay can do no wrong.