"i think they would make a great couple"

"alot of times in the Bible/ Torah when a man died the brother took his wife into his own.......there would be nothing wrong with it.."do not covet thy brothers/neighbors--wife"...means while they are living not to want an affair with them but death absolves us of that it makes her a free women to marry anyone
but I don't see the writers ever putting them together"

"Maureen, H and Y no longer work together - there's no office romance to contend with. So, I would also assume you will not be in favor of a Delko/Duquesne romance either? I'm not picking on you - just asking your opinion. It's very interesting to me to see how some people look at the characters and despite the strong differences of opinion - I am intrigued by the responses. I might continue to stake my claim that H and Y are soul mates, but I am curious as to why others feel differently. It's been a fun part of the series seeing the tension between H and Y and the underlying puppy love they obviously feel for each other and the citing of 'issues' like making mountains out of mole hills because both are in some way afraid to take that first step. I just want to see my fave redhead cop happy for once in his life. He's dealt with enough crap at this point. It seems they may start a healing process through Kyle - as I understand the young actor has been signed on for several more episodes. Why not give him a stable family environment with a mom figure like Yelina? She's a great lady with LOTS to offer Horatio."

"Maureen, the other thing I think that could seriously be capitalized on with a romance between H and Y is a promoting of good family values. Never once did either of these characters engage in promiscuous behavior - they entered what would hopefully be long term or permanent relationships ending for serious reasons - death, abuse, etc. They never fooled around with other partners when in a relationship. What I hope through a melding of H and Y with their respective children is a demonstration of something seriously lacking in our society - a firm family unit. It's fictional characters, sure, but a real issue that can be tackled and made example of. There is ultimate respect between these characters and an everlasting bonding that can be a part of the show without being overdone - if the writers are careful in how they write it. It would not be a Desperate Housewives thing at all. These are not two people who would become bed buddies for the sake of screwing around. They genuinely love each other and have been there for each other through thick and thin. There is a man who will give of his heart and think nothing of having to get something in return - quite unlike the selfish behaviors we see every day. These are things I take very personally - seeing the complete degradation of society to a bunch of spoiled brats who throw temper tantrums or adults that run off to new relationships/mistresses/men when things go sour - nobody knows about sacrifice or hard work to keep things going - H and Y do and can demonstrate that perfectly. If that isn't reason enough, then I am living on a different planet. Maureen, I totally love your heartfelt posts. I look at real life and wish CSI Miami were real - the portrayed work environment is friendly with camaraderie, the people look out for each other, and the love does not have to be based on sex but real feelings/caring - the basis is there..."