My opinion on the slash issue? I don't like Michael/Sara (I see them, but they bore me), but I don't see much slash potential either.
Mostly because Michael doesn't strike me as the type for it. He doesn't really fit the usual slash stereotypes (neither the hyper agressive male, not the bleeding heart romantic, no intense obsessive taking!it!personally! hate relationship with anyone, not a "I trust in you above all others" kind of perfect buddy friendship). He's just too focused and controlled for me to buy that he would go some sort of crazy sexual attraction romp, especially considering that with the exception of his brother, he has known these people for like two weeks.
But just because Michael doesn't ping me so far, doesn't mean that slash is impossible or even unlikely. Just... not with Michael. And Michael isn't just the most attractive one, but also the one the storyline and interaction focuses on mostly. So even if the other characters have slash potential, they usually don't get enough Michael-independent interaction for us to be able to really see anything.
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Mostly because Michael doesn't strike me as the type for it. He doesn't really fit the usual slash stereotypes (neither the hyper agressive male, not the bleeding heart romantic, no intense obsessive taking!it!personally! hate relationship with anyone, not a "I trust in you above all others" kind of perfect buddy friendship). He's just too focused and controlled for me to buy that he would go some sort of crazy sexual attraction romp, especially considering that with the exception of his brother, he has known these people for like two weeks.
But just because Michael doesn't ping me so far, doesn't mean that slash is impossible or even unlikely. Just... not with Michael. And Michael isn't just the most attractive one, but also the one the storyline and interaction focuses on mostly. So even if the other characters have slash potential, they usually don't get enough Michael-independent interaction for us to be able to really see anything.