Yes, tonight is the two-hour pilot for the spin-off.
Experimental TV: Network Drama
This thread is an experiment to discern the Buffistas' interests in television discussion. It will close on June 1st, 2007, after which our community will assess our future direction. Discuss network aired drama here. [NAFDA]
I wonder if Angela shouldn't tell Hodgins some version of the thing she told the shrink: because I bet he would get that for her it was too soon. (I mean, waiting a week or two and trying again really isn't the answer.)
Bones: I really hope not. I love Angela/Hodgins, and her leaving or dying would break him, and this isn't one of those shows that I think would effectively break its characters in interesting ways.
I'm DebetEsse in this. And yes, I get plenty of annoying in Bones too, hence the periodic defection to Jericho. But I like Bones's pretty better, and I really like Angela and Hodgins. If it could be the Angela and Hodgins show, or really, even the Angela show, with David Boreanaz standing around being pretty, and occasionally tough and/or funny, it would be great for me.
DB is very good at being goofy (remember the Christmas show?)
I don't remember it now, but I agree that he's good with the goofy. Also, with the miserable. Regular stuff, he's ok.
I was happy to note DB was doing the hockey pro-mos on versus.
Go Sabres! (Please do not break my little black hockey puck of a heart, again.)
I like how everytime that Hodgins would go to put his feet up on Booth's desk, Booth would just look at the feet and Hodgins would remove them.
I watched Criminal Minds last night and the opening sequence was amusing. The three women in the unit are out at a bar and two are commenting on how the third, going to the bar to get drinks, has managed to snag a man. She comes back to the table, hands around the drinks and tells them that this is (name) and he's an FBI agent ... and they start grinning. They're all wide-eyed and admiring, asking him what Quantico's like, whether he has to carry a gun, what he does. He smiles and tells them his work is classified. They ask to see his FBI ID and he gives some excuse, at which point one of them pulls out HER FBI ID and says "does it look like this?" and the other two do the same. He sort of sputters and fades off into the crowd.
I wonder if Angela shouldn't tell Hodgins some version of the thing she told the shrink: because I bet he would get that for her it was too soon. (I mean, waiting a week or two and trying again really isn't the answer.)
I was wondering if another issue for Angela might be that she's already married. (There was an episode during the first season that had a subplot with an officious woman who interviewed everyone at the lab - it had something to do with security clearances, and trying to determine how much of a threat they all were to national security. Zach was mainly annoyed, and she was trying to talk to him as he was examining evidence and just muttering to her on the side. Hodgins was really irritated because the officious woman didn't feel she needed to interview him, as he had already been reviewed earlier when a relative of his had been involved in politics. (I think the upshot was that he was determined to be a conspiracy nut and essentially harmless, and he announced that he was NOT harmless; he knew many ways to kill people, thank you very much.) Brennan finally got rid of her by making a phone call to Someone Important when she inquired about a case Brennan had consulted on in a mysterious country somewhere. But when the woman talked to Angela, she mentioned Angela's husband. Angela kind of laughed and said, "Oh, that took?" and started talking about fire dances and Tahiti, I think it was.) So there may actually be a husband kicking around out there somewhere. Not that Hodgins couldn't afford the lawyers to track him down and divorce him.
Oh, I'd forgotten about that. I'll bet that's it. I mean, among her other issues.