'SEAL Team' Season 3: Should Jason Hayes really get involved with his therapist Natalie Pierce after the kiss? Fans say no!
Leading the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous, high-stakes missions is not easy. It has been quite a difficult time for Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz) and even led to PTSD issues. Snapping out of it wasn't easy and it was only in the last episode that he realized how important it is to have an emotional outlet.
When he finally started expressing his feelings, it was his therapist Natalie Pierce (Emily Swallow) who lent all her support and the two even shared a tender moment. Opening his heart, Jason told Natalie, "I don't like that I have to do this right now." Puzzled, she asked him, "Do what?" And he said, "Tell you that I like you." And the two kissed each other.
While it seems to be turning into a happy twist for Jason, fans are not particularly happy about his budding relationship with the psychologist. "Sorry too fast! Not feeling it. And then there is Mandy," one viewer said and another other posted, "I just wish it was for someone else. Like the character that's been on the show from the start, you know, Mandy?"
Many even feel that she is crossing a line as a psychologist by getting involved with her patient. One fan posted, "#SEALTeam if she was any kind of doctor she should know she's crossing a line," and another wrote, "I hope that Natalie's character is only a recurring character for season 3 ... I hope Jason and Natalie will break up for life. I also hope Jason is in a relationship with Mandy because Jason & Mandy would be a nice couple."
However, a few fans seem to be shipping the two. One fan wrote, "This was such a cute moment between Jason & Natalie, I ship it!!" Another viewer posted, "I don't ship anyone on #SEALteam just my rule, but I am glad that Jason is finding light in his life again. And with the time jumps it must be year & half+ since Alana died? Jason deserves happiness even if he struggles with feeling like he deserves it."
"Very interesting. Very complex. Powerful scene with Jason and the therapist! Once again a phenomenal performance! And about Natalie and Jason... We will see!" one tweet read and another said, "Loved it!!! She will be good for Jason. Doesn’t take his crap and he knows it. This will help him heal from the loss of Alana. And can’t stand seeing him going home alone to nothing & no one."
As the next episode of 'SEAL Team' airs on December 11, it will be interesting to see where Jason and Natalie's relationship goes and whether the latter realizes her boundaries as a doctor anytime soon.
