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Booth is super supportive with Bones this week. He helps her see her father in prison, and after telling her about it, he grabs her and gives a quick side hug as they arrive at the crime scene. Bones seems a little flustered by this and bites the head of a nearby FBI tech guy. (raises one eyebrow at this. Why is she so affected by this display from Booth?) Bone's & Max storyline seems odd to me, and I cannot determine why.
The side story of Hodgins and Angela- She is so understanding. I'm not sure I would be that understanding with the way he's acting.
The episode is rescued by the rather excellent Caroline Julian. Who is not happy to discover that the body is her star witness. She also gets one of the best lines. Leave her be cher absence makes the heart grow fonder. Classic!
Yuck is all I can say about the bombshell from the bomb squad and Hodgins' interactions when working together. Sexist claptrap.
Ditto when Sam says if Bones were a man, he would hit her. Booth stands by and says nothing? Booth, this is shocking.
Bones, however, stands up for Both when she finds out that Sam is reading the file/report on Booths desk - saying that Booth should have it first as he's the lead. Sam takes another swipe at Bones, saying that she must be good in bed - wouldn't Booth like to find that out. Once again, Booth says very little - instead of saying that they should all stay focused.
Another great scene is Booth and Bones talking about Max. Where they have a small heart to heart about her relationship with her father.
Another Oh boy yucky scene - The breast gate - Hodgins said he was thinking about the bombshells' breasts dragging on the floor when she was 70! Oh please. No, that is terrible and indeed would not be allowed to be said today, thank god.
Instead of telling him off, Angela seduces him and suggests they go to the Medieval room.
The funniest scene is the car scene between Booth and Bones talking about male menopause and ageing. Booth is under pressure, a fact enhanced by Bones' large weapon.
When Bones reads the mothers letter to her Daughter and comforts her, with Booth looking on. Oh, so sad and touching.
I love the end scene with Bones and Booth, the latter drunk on the steps of the lincoln memorial. The talk they have is very touching. Once again, Booths need to help Bones out and touch her is a great ending to the show.
Booth is super supportive with Bones this week. He helps her see her father in prison, and after telling her about it, he grabs her and gives a quick side hug as they arrive at the crime scene. Bones seems a little flustered by this and bites the head of a nearby FBI tech guy. (raises one eyebrow at this. Why is she so affected by this display from Booth?) Bone's & Max storyline seems odd to me, and I cannot determine why.
The side story of Hodgins and Angela- She is so understanding. I'm not sure I would be that understanding with the way he's acting.
The episode is rescued by the rather excellent Caroline Julian. Who is not happy to discover that the body is her star witness. She also gets one of the best lines. Leave her be cher absence makes the heart grow fonder. Classic!
Yuck is all I can say about the bombshell from the bomb squad and Hodgins' interactions when working together. Sexist claptrap.
Ditto when Sam says if Bones were a man, he would hit her. Booth stands by and says nothing? Booth, this is shocking.
Bones, however, stands up for Both when she finds out that Sam is reading the file/report on Booths desk - saying that Booth should have it first as he's the lead. Sam takes another swipe at Bones, saying that she must be good in bed - wouldn't Booth like to find that out. Once again, Booth says very little - instead of saying that they should all stay focused.
Another great scene is Booth and Bones talking about Max. Where they have a small heart to heart about her relationship with her father.
Another Oh boy yucky scene - The breast gate - Hodgins said he was thinking about the bombshells' breasts dragging on the floor when she was 70! Oh please. No, that is terrible and indeed would not be allowed to be said today, thank god.
Instead of telling him off, Angela seduces him and suggests they go to the Medieval room.
The funniest scene is the car scene between Booth and Bones talking about male menopause and ageing. Booth is under pressure, a fact enhanced by Bones' large weapon.
When Bones reads the mothers letter to her Daughter and comforts her, with Booth looking on. Oh, so sad and touching.
I love the end scene with Bones and Booth, the latter drunk on the steps of the lincoln memorial. The talk they have is very touching. Once again, Booths need to help Bones out and touch her is a great ending to the show.