If you like to just watch the episodes as they come, DO NOT read or view any further! Here are some GREAT clips - NOTE!! I said CLIPS, not previews!!! - from tonights episode - just enough to whet your appetite even more before we start back with tonight’s ALL NEW episode of Bones! (Like any of us needed the additional suspense! At least our wait is over! Hallelujah!)
A special note of thanks to supernatural66 for posting these!
I LOVE the cheese joke (from the previously posted preview) - it goes so well with the “serious as a gas attack” line. The writers of the show are just too awesome. So enjoy the clips - or don’t and wait until tonight. But either way, don’t forget that tonight we start back with all new Bones. There’s only a few episodes left before we’re back to waiting until next season, so enjoy them while they last!
Oh wow, no wonder Emily Deschanel had a hard time keeping a straight face! I’d get the giggles too if I got the chance to kiss David Boreanaz like that! In fact, I’m pretty sure I’d act so much like a giddy schoolgirl that I’d most definitely embarrass myself. (Of course, seeing that my husband might have a serious problem with that, it’s probably a good thing that that’s one opportunity that will never come my way!) And I have to say, Emily did a great job cutting off the laughter and pulling it together to shoot the scene. There’s no doubt that she’s good at what she does!
Check out this video clip of one of the takes on the most talked about kiss - you know, the kiss between Booth and Bones - this fall. This one apparently was a little more, um, enthusiastic than the producers wanted, so it didn’t make the cut. Since we got a kiss, we’re all pretty happy, but how much more so would we have been if THIS was the kiss version we’d seen in the first place! I love how Emily really gets into it, grabbing David’s suit lapels and pulling him a little bit closer… And this kiss explains the gum exchange so much better than the tight-lipped kiss we saw on TV. Oh well, it was still a kiss, and it was still great, even if it wasn’t quite as enjoyed by the actors.
And we wonder why Hollywood marriages are known for their short life-spans! Could you imagine being married to someone who was required to kiss another person for their job? I’m glad that David and his wife seem so solid! And Emily has denied a recent romance rumor, so hopefully she doesn’t have to worry about a significant other being jealous… But hey, it’s just acting, right?
What else needs to be said? Booth and Bones finally got around to “the kiss.? Unfortunately for us, it wasn’t a kiss of passion but rather one of blackmail, but hey, it was still a kiss in the right direction. And, hey, whatever the cause of the kiss, even without the passion, it was priceless!
What started out as a business-like kiss turned into something a little more. Okay, sure, they weren’t quite ready to jump each other afterwards, but the effect it had on them it definitely took both of them by surprise. I sure looks like they’re both going to have a lot to think about in terms of their working relationship – if nothing else, they’ll have something interesting to talk about in therapy!
(And I guess Bones thought Booth could use a piece of gum after all… if that’s how she kisses her brother, I don’t what to know about her family life growing up!)
Great episode last week – Booth and Bones finally begin their therapy session, and that’s how we open this episode. Everyone welcome Dr. Lance Sweets, Booth and Bones new therapist! Only 22 years old, “Sweets,? as Booth so lovingly dubs him, doesn’t hav nearly the presence or effectiveness as our beloved Dr. Gordon Garrett. What he does have, however, is a keen ability to patronize and irritate Booth. Since Bones doesn’t believe in psychotherapy, she is patiently cooperative if not a little condescending.
After leaving their first therapy session, they received the call t hat a body has been found. Even thought the crime scene is on VA Hospital grounds, the site is oddly populated. Booth explains to Bones that teenagers come there on weekends to “get together,’ to which the light bulb in Bones’ head goes off and she responds “to fornicate!? Just the logical, removed, factual kind of response only Bones could come up with.
The body appears to have been decaying for a few weeks, but it doesn’t make sense that with so many people around it wasn’t found earlier. When Bones mentions that the body seems to be putting off a lot of heat for someone that’s been dead for so long, they take the corpse’s internal temperature and find that with a temp of 127 degrees, this body was cooked. (Looks like another cannibal story, doesn’t it?) Upon checking out the body, Hodgins finds pesticide on the clothing of the victim. Since the victim turned out to be Frank Curtis, the owner of a nationwide organic supermarket chain, it doesn’t make a lot of sense that he would be covered in something he supposedly stands against. Since the family of the victim admitted that Frank tended to pressure other farmers to go organic, and if they didn’t he would push them off their land and buy them out, it stood to reason that he didn’t make a lot of friends that way. Plenty of farmers seemed to have motive.
The most recent farmer Frank was “working? with was Andrew Harding, a tobacco farmer, Harding admits that he isn’t upset to hear about Frank’s death. When Booth mentions the pesticide found on Frank’s clothing and asks about Hardin’s use of the same pesticide on the day of Frank’s death, Harding admits to having sprayed him with it, although he claims he did not kill him. Back at the lab, Cam and Angela identify marks on Frank’s body as button impressions. The big deal about this is that his clothing didn’t have buttons. There was a second body pressed up against his as he decomposed – a second victim. When Bones learns about the second victim, she makes the connection that tobacco needs to be cured, which would account for the temperature needed to cook Frank’s body – and also the “skin slippage? that occurred from the second body to his. Booth and Bones head back to Harding’s farm.
While searching the farm, Hardin’s wife makes everyone lemonade and entertains them all with stories of how Frank used to infuriate Harding by hitting on her. She tells Booth that he was a real ladies man, and that he was known for his flirting. Things don’t look good for Harding until Hodgins identifies a bug found on Frank’s body. The bug is usually found on pineapple plants. It turns out that there is a farmer in VA trying to grow tropical fruits in a hothouse. When they go to interview Lyndon Page, he says that he never had a problem with Frank, and jokingly says that maybe that was because he didn’t have a wife for him to hit on! While checking out his hothouse, Booth picks on Bones about a smell, asking if it was her. At first confused, when Bones finally smells what he’s talking about, she turns around and blames him for it. Page joins them and points out that there’s a compost facility nearby. This makes Bones realize that a compost heap’s temperature gets pretty high. After checking with Hodgins, who verifies that the temperature of compost heaps can get up to 170 degrees (a temperature high enough to cook a body), Booth and Bones go to check out the place. At the discussion of a trip to the compost heap, Hodgins wants in and asks to join them. Booth comments on how he is way too excited about compost.
At the compost facility, Booth talks with some of the men and finds that while some like him pretty well, some disagree. One of the men, Charlie Rogan, dated Frank’s daughter all through high school and really looked up to Frank. Another man, Clay Ansley, disagrees, saying that Frank was only in it for the money. He points to his large house and continual use of air conditioning as proof that he didn’t really care about the environment. Just a little later, Hodgins takes a step in the compost and causes a “crunch? – something compost doesn’t normally do. He and Bones overturn the top layer of compost and find another body - this one a woman. Back at the lab, Zach shows Cam that he has found what appeared at first to be a stab wound on Frank’s body. He has determined that it was actually a congenital abnormality, and had nothing to do with his death. He has also found several puncture wounds that he has yet to determine what weapon created the wounds. With the addition of the second body, Zach and Cam check out the body as Hodgins discovers that the woman was dead a day before Frank. Angela comes back with her sketch of the woman, noting that she doesn’t match any of the missing persons on file. At further examination, they find that various wounds on the body show that someone tried to perform CPR on her, meaning that someone tried to save her. It looks like her murder was not intentional.
When Booth and Bones go back to talk to Frank’s wife, she admits to knowing about Frank’s affairs but says she was trying to protect her daughter. Her daughter, Kat, comes in and admits to her mom that she knew all along but was pretending not to know in order to protect her mom. When they find out that Frank kept an office in town, they check it out and find that it’s really an apartment and that it seems that a woman lives there. When Bones searches the room, she finds dried blood on the edge of the coffee table. They also find a photo of Frank and a young woman on the fridge. The picture of the woman matches Angela’s drawing of the victim. Booth finds a receipt signed with the name Emma Billings. They now have the ID of the second body.
At first glance, it looks like Frank was having an affair with Emma, who was a cashier in one of his stores. Emma apparently moved to get away from a stalker, Noel Liftin. Turns out, Liftin had a motel room right across the street from Emma’s. When the bring Liftin in for questioning, he claims that he loved Emma, but doesn’t seem to know that Frank is also dead. He talks about how possessive Frank was of Emma, and says they should talk to him. Liftin’s alibi is questionable; he claims he was out selling homemade hemp oil body products. When the lab finds some kind of oil product on the furniture and carpet from Emma’s apartment, things don’t look good for Liftin. Things get even a little more complicated when Cam calls Bones back to the lab to show her something they found. They were comparing the bodies and found that both Emma and Frank had a similar congenital defect. Being a little odd, Cam ran the DNA of the two victims. Frank and Emma weren’t lovers; they were father and daughter. Zach continues to work to figure out the murder weapon and with Angela’s help, they call up an image of Frank’s torso. Imagining that Frank may have been a little broader than Zach has recreated the skeleton, they spread the image of the wounds out, creating equidistant stab wounds. Zach realizes that the murder weapon was a pitchfork. As he makes this discovery, Hodgins comes in with test results on the oil found at the apartment. It wasn’t hemp oil, but biodiesel fuel, as used by the trucks at the compost facility. The day Booth and Bones first visited the facility, one of the employees was complaining about the truck acting up ever since they converted it to biodiesel fuel.
Since Liftin had been watching Emma’s apartment, they go back to him to get a composite drawing of who might have been at Emma’s apartment on the day she died. He admitted to seeing a truck from a compost facility, and identifies a man with sandy-blond hair and bamboo sunglasses. Drawing in hand, Booth and Bones return to the facility and search their tool shed. With the help of her trusty spray-on luminal, Bones identifies the murder weapon as a pitchfork in the shed. Booth arrests Charlie Rogan for the murders of Frank and Emma. But, it can’t be that easy – it never is. Bones gets a call from Cam who tells her that she ran a diagnostic on the skin beneath Emma’s fingernails and her attacker was female. Not only that, but there was a 25% match. Emma was attacked, and ultimately murdered by her half-sister Kat.
When brought in for questioning, Kat admits to killing Emma, although it seems to have been an accident. She went to the apartment to tell her to stop seeing her father, and when they fought, Emma fell and hit her head on the coffee table, killing her instantly. Kat didn’t realize it was too late and tried to perform CPR, but called Charlie for help when she realized it was too late. Charlie agreed to help and took care of hiding Emma’s body. Later, when Frank came to Charlie looking for Emma, he charged Charlie who stabbed him with the pitchfork he was using for work. They also buried his body in the compost with Emma’s. Later, they moved Frank’s body so that it would be found so Kat’s mother could collect the insurance money, because with no body there was no money.
Bones tells Kat the truth about Emma, that she wasn’t her father’s mistress, but was really his daughter and her half-sister. Kat had no idea and was even more upset about the accidental murder. Later, back in therapy, Sweets comments that they should be happy that they solved their case. Booth tells him that it doesn’t always work out that way, that sometimes solving a case just brings more unhappiness for the people involved. Sweets starts to get on Booth about this but Bones stands up for him and tells Sweets to back off. Sweets admits to seeing how much Booth and Bones compliment each other in their work, and announces that he plans to keep them together as partners, but that he will also want to continue to see them for the next few months to work on some other “issues.?
This is an awesome clip - very short, but very cute. Check out Emily and David in their Halloween costumes for the upcoming episode of Bones. I can’t wait to see what the reasons were behind each of them picking the costume they did. David is a hottie and he even pulls off the geeky guy in glasses look! Emily is a knockout, and Wonder Woman was known for her legs - I have to say that although she’s not a mirror image of Linda Carter, Emily does a pretty good imitation!
Did Booth dress as a geek to poke fun of the squints? If so, will they “get? it? And I love the addition of the tape around the nosepiece of his glasses! It’s just so classic. And why is Bones Wonder Woman? Considering how little TV she has watched (as evidenced by her constant “I don’t know what that means” response whenever someone references something about a TV show), it’s an odd choice…
There are some other great costumes of the Halloween episode – and I’m so looking forward to seeing this episode! Just in case you missed it, we’ll give you a little spoiler…Zach seems to be dressed as a cow, Angela is a vegas showgirl – headdress and all, Hodgins is what appears to be a naval officer/captian (whatever) in an outfit that makes him look like a little kid playing dress up – it swallows him up - and get this – Cam is Catwoman. How funny!
Well, thanks to the country’s weird obsession with sports, Bones took a break this week so we could all watch baseball. Yay for us. No, not really. I don’t enjoy going to sporting events, so I really can’t imagine sitting on my couch to watch one. (My apologies to my sports-fanatic readers.)
Anyway, next week we should be back on schedule with a brand new episode of Bones. According to the Fox network website, it should be another great show! Apparently we’re finally going to get Booth and Bones into the couple’s therapy sessions we’ve been promised for this season. With the threat of being separated hanging over their heads, it will be interesting to see what lengths they go to to keep their partnership together. There’s a great video clip of them in the waiting room discussing what they’re going to talk about in therapy. Booth suggests Bones talk about her dad. When she balks at the suggestion, Booth hesitantly admits a dream he had that they might talk about, but when Bones gives him a hard time about it, he takes it back. Realizing she’s upset him, Bones agrees that maybe she could talk about her dad. You’ve really got to check this out!
Also, for those green-advocates out there, this next week’s episode is for you. It’s about the murder, maybe double homicide, of an organic farmer. Check it out…
Booth and Brennan go in to investigate when teenagers find a severely decomposed body on the grounds of the V.A. hospital. The man is identified as Franklin Curtis, founder of an organic supermarket chain. The team is puzzled when the body’s high temperature reveals that it had been cooked or incinerated. As they attempt to pin down an initial cause of death at the lab, Brennan and Booth question potential suspects around Curtis’ farm. They suspect foul play by a rival farmer from whom Curtis was trying to buy land to turn it organic. In their investigation, Booth and Brennan also discover that Curtis was a well known philanderer. When the flesh of another body is identified with Curtis’, the team must investigate a possible double homicide. Meanwhile, Booth and Brennan are assigned to a new – and very young – psychiatrist, Dr. Lance Sweets. He warns them that the FBI may separate the two unless they undergo further psychiatric counseling, and they reluctantly cooperate in the “The Secret in the Soil? episode of BONES airing Tuesday, Oct. 23
I’m counting the days until it starts and I can all get my Bones fix again! Set your Tivo’s and get ready! This promo makes it look like they have so much fun on the set… which I’m sure they do - you never hear anything but good things from any of them when they give interviews. I’ve always dreamed of being in showbusiness, and this is one show that I’d love to be a part of. (Being surrounded by such great-looking actors/actresses wouldn’t be bad working conditions either!)
Take a second and enjoy this quick look at the new season of Bones. Starting this Tuesday (yay!), Season 3 promises to be even better than the first two!
If we didn’t know Zach was coming back, this short preview would have me worried… Although it would be interesting to meet the new candidate and just see how badly they did trying to fill Zach’s shoes, because you know there’s just no possible way anyone could be as great as he is in the sqint team! And another cannibal? Should make an interesting case, although it’s pretty gross to have a victim who had their face chewed off!
Check out this trailer put out by WB for the new Justice League movie coming out. Justice League: The New Frontier is due out for release to DVD Januaray 08, with David starring at the voice of the Green Lantern. Don’t miss his cameo in the trailer!
I don’t watch morning TV, so I never saw this when it aired. Take a minute and check out this clip of David Boreanaz on The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (who?). He talks about a river of chocolate, tells maybe a little more than he should about his passion for/with his wife, how he works to keep his private life private, and touches on Season 3 of Bones.
I love seeing interviews of him - he looks so personalble, not like some celebrities that are untouchable…
Oh, and by the way, did anyone else notice that the guy only shot his monitors? What’s the deal with that? If he wanted to trash his files, wouldn’t he want to shoot the actual hard drive? Just a thought…
I so can’t wait for season 3 of Bones… If this little clip is anything like what we have to look forward to, well, hurray for us. Although I guess I’ve grown accustomed to the greatness that is Bones, so no big shock there!
Well, we missed David’s birthday party, but check out this guest appearance/interview of him on Fox and Friends. We also get to hear his parent’s birthday wishes, but unfortunately, they skip singing…
Hey, what do you know? I found the Martha video of David and his mother’s now-famous strawberry torte! It’s like watching a comedy routine! Check it out…
Who doesn’t love forensic anthropology? Okay, so maybe not, but throw in David Boreanaz and an FBI agent and former sniper along with Emily Deschanel as anthropologist-by-day and best selling author-by-night, as well as other awesome cast members TJ Thyne, Micheala Conlin, Tamara Taylor, and Eric Millegan, and you’ve got a mix for an awesome show. That’s just what you get with Bones. A crime drama that has great wit, great writing, and obviously a great cast; Deschanel’s character Temperance “Bones? Brennan is socially illiterate, although brilliant, and balances out Boreanaz’s character Agent Seeley Booth as they work together to solve sometimes years-old murders.
Backed by the “squints? at the Jeffersonian Museum, this team is unstoppable, but it’s the people and the relationships that really make the show. Don’t miss a minute of it!
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