Pam veasey, executive producer of CSI:NY states season 9 of the show is meant to have "humor, surprises, gimmicks and personal stories...every character will have an episode where we follow them home on their day off." So it's meant to focus on more of the characters' personal lives. Something that was promised about the show from way back in season 1.
As I wrote in my book, New York Minutiae: An Unofficial and Unauthorized Guide to CSI:NY, "this series aims to be more character driven and orientated than the other two - concentrating not only on character but also characterization..." That's great to hear since we don't get much on some of the 'ancillary' characters which make up the show as a whole, like Adam (AJ Buckley) who is amongst one of my fave characters. He's so funny and can be so emotional at times too when he needs to be.
We haven't had much on Flack (Eddie Cahill) either so I've got my fingers and everything else crossed we get something really interesting on Flack, being a huge Flack/Eddie fan. As long as it doesn't stray into any romantic category, cos that won't really delve into everything there is to know about Flack. We've already seen him romantic with Angell and he does ogle the women he sees/meets/interviews!! We don't know what he likes to do, aside from loving sports and being a huge foody fan. Maybe it may concentrate on the latter. He could turn out to be a great chef celebre or something. Though that might be straying into Christine's (Megan Dodds) territory. Still you never know.
You can just imagine Adam being into his computer/video games but maybe there's more to him than just tech. Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) and Lindsay (Anna Belknap) may get boring as regular readers of my blog and other articles elsewhere know, I don't like Lindsay at all. So I don't find any storyline which features her entertaining in the least. Danny was better off without her, more fun and way cool. Carmine put so much into the role of Danny especially when he was single. I'm also a Carmine addict too! You may have guessed.
In episode 4, their daughter Lucy, is set to make another appearance, said Veasey, "Danny and Lindsay are out in the city with Lucy and Lindsay finds herself in a little bit of danger." She turns out to be a 'reluctant witness.' She also gets injured, though not mortally (ha.) Darn, hey you have not been subjected to my wicked sense of humour yet!
Apparently the third episode has location shooting in San Francisco. "The hook is bridge to bridge;" as Veasey reveals. "Brooklyn to Golden Gate. There's a murder situation where we start in NY and we travel to San Francisco." Some may confuse this, or relate it to the CSI Trilogy episodes, where the crime began in Miami, travelled to New York and was solved in Vegas. So it's not something new, let's hope it will be different.
The season 9 opener will feature an ice hockey match between NYPD and FDNY. Which is what the photos posted on Twitter by AJ Buckley were all about and there were some fans thinking Carmine, Eddie and AJ were actually playing hockey in real life and not just for the show. I know how good Eddie is at ice hockey as he played one of his real life heroes, Jim Craig, the 1980 US Olympic hockey goalkeeper in the Disney film, Miracle (2004).
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