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Seems like enough of us watch this show that maybe someone can help me out or comment on this.
Kalinda as lesbian temptress.
OK, come on, who didn't love her playing around with the married-but-hot blonde prosecution investigator last season? As we are all watching the show with our wives, it sure keeps us interested and drives ratings higher.
But then last night there is the subtext with Cary's work partner (and obvious future romantic flame). Are we to believe that she will now try (and often succeed) in seducing every very attractive, otherwise heterosexual female on the show? Or is this plotline just going to end with one complicated tri-racial menage a trois?
I think the show continues to be written very sharply for network TV. But I don't fully understand this little web -- OK, I understand it, who am I kidding. But I saw a piece a few years ago that traced the demise of certain shows to their dalliance into the lesbian storyline -- Roseanne with the Mariel Hemingway kiss, Desperate Housewives had a smooch between Gaby and Susan I think. The thought on that piece was that it was a battery re-charge for a show that was losing steam. That's not the case here, though, so is it worth it?
Kalinda as lesbian temptress.
OK, come on, who didn't love her playing around with the married-but-hot blonde prosecution investigator last season? As we are all watching the show with our wives, it sure keeps us interested and drives ratings higher.
But then last night there is the subtext with Cary's work partner (and obvious future romantic flame). Are we to believe that she will now try (and often succeed) in seducing every very attractive, otherwise heterosexual female on the show? Or is this plotline just going to end with one complicated tri-racial menage a trois?
I think the show continues to be written very sharply for network TV. But I don't fully understand this little web -- OK, I understand it, who am I kidding. But I saw a piece a few years ago that traced the demise of certain shows to their dalliance into the lesbian storyline -- Roseanne with the Mariel Hemingway kiss, Desperate Housewives had a smooch between Gaby and Susan I think. The thought on that piece was that it was a battery re-charge for a show that was losing steam. That's not the case here, though, so is it worth it?
