shanachie_quill. They're At It Again (Reply)

So when I got up this morning...at way too early an hour...

elisgalpal greeted me with some very, VERY pretty pictures. It appears that Alex and Scott are now not just bringing us the slash in their words, we now need to watch their hands, faces, and body language too (and not just in interviews) and lest you think we're seeing things...I bring you pictorial evidence.

Screen caps are by

elisgalpal ...conjecture is our own...captions/words are mine with input from her. No slander or innuendo is meant by this (or well not much)...no one really belongs to us. This is all in fun.

Spoilers for last night's episode. And these are in not particular order...sorry about that.

"Now Steve, you need to be careful this time. No crazy SEAL antics, okay? I worry, babe."
Yes, it really does appear that Danny moved his hand so his pinky was touching Steve's hand as Steve shifted gears.

A little closer evidence in case you thought we were seeing things.

"I'd be upset that you're upset...but you were so damn cute when you got excited over getting the car part."

Stand just a little bit closer to me

And where exactly are their hands?
Right where they're supposed to be...all over one another is where their hands are!

Really that's me! Aw bonding time with the team...see I told you we need to spend more time with people besides each other.

"No, see, babe, it does not work that way. Sometimes you have to agree whether I'm right or not."

And just because there are also some pretty awesome facial expressions and Steve being all serious and focused, we've got some other pictures just from the episode...that's not evidence of the boys, but still pretty awesome.

Poor Danny no one appreciates his humor. And I think I get why...Steve is not a cop even if he's working as one...Kono hasn't been a cop long enough to get cop humor...and Chin well..I don't think that's the type of humor to appeal to him. That being said, Danny's humor is very typical of cops, it may seem cruel but it's a way to keep them functioning so they can do the job and not get overwhelmed.

The scenes with Steve here almost broke my heart--when he realizes who the kid is and that the little guy lost his dad...and then the look on Steve's face after the kid runs away. Just horrible.