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Category Archives: Bones
Does the Jeffersonian have a Nursery? Bones Season Finale (6×23) – The Change in the Game
After the darkness of “The Hole in the Heart” the tone of “The Change in the Game” was decidedly lighter. Last week could have been a finale; it had the drama, the big events and a certain amount of closure. … Continue reading
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Why the Timing Was Finally Right(ish) for Booth & Brennan: Bones 6×22 “The Hole in the Heart”
“The Hole in the Heart” was about death; Jacob Broadsky was back and aiming to kill Booth and the Jeffersonion gang by his warped code of ethics and sense of duty to rid the world of bad people, and the … Continue reading
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Iguana Hats, Chupacabras, Yetis & Recovering Alchoholics – S on Bones 6×18 “The Truth in the Myth”
We open in a beautiful forest with sun spots and fall colours into the middle of first date with a couple who met online. Of all the things about Bones that I haven’t liked these days, the visuals are not … Continue reading
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Who’s Ever Heard of a Forensic Podiatrist? Only in Canada – S on Bones 6×17 “The Feet on the Beach”
Last week I started to bug out a little over the lack of forward momentum in Bones these days. There was pretty much zero forward movement this week too, actually, with Brennan’s absolute cluelessness she seems to be going backward. … Continue reading
S Attempts to Accept the Glacial Pace of Booth/Brennan Coupledom – Bones (6×16) The Blackout in The Blizzard
We’ve had a number of episodes where the team has been stuck in the Jeffersonian for one reason or another and must solve a case while inside. This time the building has shut down (and lost power) due to a … Continue reading
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S Talkes Booth’s Dark Side in Bones 6×15 “The Killer in the Crosshairs”
Finally Jacob Broadsky is back in “The Killer in the Crosshairs” as he shapes up to be this season’s big bad. A role he has usurped from The Gravedigger who he assassinated a few episodes back in “The Bullet in … Continue reading
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Mixing Work with Pleasure Valentine’s at the Jeffersonian – S on Bones 6×14 “The Bikini in the Soup”
A few weeks ago I wrote that I was pleased to have a Cam heavy episode, somewhat of a rarity on Bones. This week seemed like it had way too much Cam, she didn’t really dominate the screen but her … Continue reading
Finally! A Cam-centric Episode – S on Bones 6×12 “The Sin in the Sisterhood”
I kind of think it’s hilarious when Bones tries to get topical like the time Booth & Brennan took a field trip to the Jersey Shore to study guidos. It might just be the recent explosion of the reality TV … Continue reading
S Gets Geeky about the Camera Work in Bones 6×11 “The Bullet in the Brain”
From the promos we knew that “The Bullet in the Brain” would be a more serious episode of Bones. We knew that The Gravedigger, a.k.a. Heather Taffet a serial killer involved in the long-term arc of the show since season … Continue reading
Group Dynamics and Little White Lies: Bones “The Body in the Bag”
My favourite part of “The Body in the Bag” was how true to life the awkward life moments felt. There was Clark attempting to fit in with the “group” at the Jeffersonian, and Hannah attempting to deal (without dealing) with … Continue reading