Review of The Signs in the Silence

I am writing this review largely out of annoyance from the first reviewer who complained about the treatment of Amy as evidence. Clearly this reviewer is not a Bones fan WHATSOEVER, and had no grounds to write such a negative review. I would not be surprised if this was the first episode of Bones she has ever seen. Brennan treating Amy as evidence was 100% in character and appropriate. Anyone who knows Brennan would know that she objectifies herself from cases to avoid clouded judgment. With the help of Sweets and her connection with Amy, Brennan is able to move past this boundary. That said, this was an outstanding episode, certainly one of the best of this season thus far. We got long overdue character development from both Brennan (plot line with Amy) and Booth (losing his temper plot line.) Hodgins' reaction to Angela's false labor was hilarious and adorable. He told the nurse to boil some water.... :)

This episode actually reminded me of The Graft in the Girl in certain ways. Amy's plot line was quite moving.

Overall a beautifully done episode.