![]() Sweets: Like candy, when used sparingly, Sweets is quite delicious. Because, I don’t care what anyone else says…I was watching Santa in the Slush the other day, where they talk about making ornaments and how two people are a ‘family’…from that moment, to where they are now is a bunch of BS ratings driven…just…boo! Don’t even get me started about them breaking up at the DINER! But yeah, okay…they were great tonight, very science-y and fun to Cam. I guess it was for comedic effect? I didn’t laugh.Īngela & Hodgins: Yeah, you know what? I AM going to lump them together this time. But…what do you think? I guess crimes like that happen all of the time, right? Cop out or plausible? Vote below!Ĭlark: His whole subplot did nothing for me. ![]() I guess “wrong place at the wrong time” seemed kind of like a cop out. Am I wrong in feeling that way? Could have been the brother, or the dad, or the jealous music scholarship student…but no, we don’t want any of those people to be bad. On the other hand, it kind of felt like the writers didn’t want ANYONE to be the bad guy, so they invented one at the last minute. One thing I love about the show writers for BONES is that they tend to respect different viewpoints (for the most part). The rest of the episode brings Booth and Brennan into contact with a wonderful selection of minor characters (the piano teacher, the parents, the fellow musicians, the ‘courted’ Sarah) as it’s discovered that Levi was a prodigy at the piano. Booth says, “I don’t get it”, and Brennan replies, “Well, neither do I.” But of course, she figures it out ASAP, and finds out the bones belong to Levi Yoder, a member of the Amish community. They are trying to ascertain the ID of their body. A great moment between B&B was back in the lab. Human remains are scattered along a railroad, and it’s up to Booth and Brennan to identify the victim. My homies agree I really look good in black, fool! I’m not going to say it’s my favorite BONES episode ever, but the case was good, the characters were used properly, and Booth and Brennan got closer together. ![]() ![]() I think this episode was no exception to that. Meanwhile, viewers also began calling out “Instinct” on Twitter, with one remarking “all of us crime procedural nerds” watch the same mystery shows on TV.I asked you last week if you thought Season Five was BONES + goodness, and most of you agreed. RELATED: ‘Bones’ Stars And Creator Address ‘Possible’ Revival Plans At the end both families saw their sons on a video playing piano.” Both guys had to build themselves a piano (one with rocks, the other with popsicle sticks), that the detectives found in their room at home. “They were a lot of similarities,” wrote the Reddit user, including, “Both mothers wanting to keep the picture of their death son (against their religion). ![]() RELATED: Emily Deschanel Reflects On The ‘Bones’ Series Finale: ‘Nothing Can Prepare You For The Very End’Ī Reddit user summed up the similarities between the episodes, both of which involved the murder of an Amish piano prodigy. That came to light when fans of the David Boreanaz-Emily Deschanel series noticed a marked similarity between the plot of a 2009 “Bones” episode and a recent episode of Global’s new crime drama “Instinct”, in which Alan Cumming (“The Good Wife”) stars as a former CIA agent - now a college professor - who helps the NYPD solve crimes. All Rights Reserved.Īlthough “Bones” ended its run in 2017 after 12 seasons, fans of the crime drama apparently have long memories. Jonathan Wenk /CBS © 2017 CBS Broadcasting Inc. ![]()
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