Booth’s back-story a gamble? No way!
It’s always interesting to get different people’s opinions on how things work. In an recent interview with Hart Hanson, he talks about how a show and the writers have to “earn” their audience’s desire for a back-story on the characters in the show. That there has to be a connection to the characters before people want to know what made them who they are. Maybe I’m just biased since I love the show already, but I typically enjoy knowing what makes someone tick. The fact that they’ve hinted several times over the past 3 1/2 seasons that Booth was a sniper just peaks my interest even more.
We’ve already gotten some of Bone’s story - with her parents, most specifically her dad, and some of her brother’s story. Although I’d like to know a little more about what happened to her after her parents disappeared. I think she was like 13 years old, wasn’t she?
Anyway, Hanson goes on to say that it’s always a gamble to assume that the audience is ready for the back-story, but I dare say us Bones fans are more than ready for the scoop on Booth. (And, it should be interesting to get it from his little brother’s perspective…) Bring it on!
November 10th, 2008 at 6:28 pm
[...] that’s just neat. In a recent interview, Hart Hanson talked about coming up with the character’s backgrounds and personal lives. While it’s easy to assume that they’ve got all this stuff planned [...]
November 7th, 2009 at 7:30 am
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