Bizarre TV Watching

[lesbiassparrow]

The programme itself isn't bizarre, as it's the eminently respectable CSI:NY, but the way I am watching it is. All I am watching are the bits with Danny and Lindsay in them so I have a totally skewed view of what's going on. I don't see crimes solved, I don't see resolutions, all I see are two people interacting (sometimes with other people around). It's all very post-modern or something of that ilk.

And they are very cute. Though I am saddened that Lindsay no longer corrects Danny when he calls her Montana because she looks rather charming when annoyed.

ETA: Oh! Gnarly, yet kindly coroner type person told Lindsay that Danny calls her Montana because he has a crush on her. And she does this sort of downward and then quick upward looking thing that you do when you're not sure what to do with information you've just been given.

Comments

[lesbiassparrow.livejournal.com]

I saw that bit! He is clearly trying to impress her with the wonders of NY as some sort of strange courtship ritual and she doesn't even realise it. She thinks he is making an actual point of some sort. I bet he bangs his head against his desk saying 'better than cornfields? Year, right, the ladies love that sort of talk.'

[meyerlemon.livejournal.com]

I KNOW! I agree! I think he feels compelled to point out to her all the ways in which NY is more awesome than Montana, as, like, a prelude to going "So you wanna get married and live here with me forever, or what?"

I love them so much.

[lesbiassparrow.livejournal.com]

He fears she wants to go back and ride horses on the range. Soon he will be pointing out the police horses in central park as being better than those ones in the mid-west.

[meyerlemon.livejournal.com]

That would be the greatest thing EVER.

[lesbiassparrow.livejournal.com]

And she would be all confused and think it is a real comparison and start talking about quarter-horses and saddles and he will stand there with an odd expression on his face, like Pandora when she opened the box.