Me, neither.
So, bets on whether we see Wendell next week or someone new?
'Shindig'
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Me, neither.
So, bets on whether we see Wendell next week or someone new?
Criminal Minds --- I kepe thinking something and I know oif if I'm right but -- do you think the ambulance has the bomb or something like that?
A nitpick about a minor plot point on Bones: Cam and Hodgins kept talking about Hodgins moving into Zach's space. To what were they referring? Because as a grad student/newly minted doctor, I would assume Zach's "space" would be pretty modest, whereas Hodgins is firmly established and would be expected to have whatever kind of space a recognized doctor would have (an office? does he have more than a desk?) Not to mention that while Hodgins works with Brennan, he doesn't work for her in the same way that Zach did, so perhaps moving him physically closer wouldn't be necessary either.
Yeah, I couldn't figure that out either.
Good point, Morgana.
My minor nitpick: is it even possible to diagnose Ehlers Danlos after death? The diagnosis would be based one how much the muscles/ligaments/tendons can stretch, and it seems like rigor mortis would totally screw that up. Although new guy flopping the dismembered leg around did make me giggle.
Didn't he say something about cartilage disintegration?
Oh, Zack.
I'm so glad the Brennan hits on the intern thing was a fakeout, and I liked Brennan getting fed up with writing when she thought she was only successful because of marketing.
Zack's guilt makes perfect sense to me. Yes, he feels bad because the guy is dead, but his misjudgement gnaws at him more.
Yeah, I couldn't understand why Cam wanted Hodgins to move into Zack's space. Not only should Zack have a small Grad student type space but don't they do very different things procedurally? I mean- I would imagine that they need very different sorts of space.
I have another point. Well, two actually. First, no psychiatric hospital would allow a patient who confessed to murder access to files on a murder. The fact that Hodgins was able to bring in whatever he wanted was impossible. Second, when Sweets' card had issues, why didn't he have it taken care of immediately? (OTOH, they may have just swiped it, said "huh, it's not working, let me get you a new one) Also, side note: When did Zack become an uber pickpocket that could swipe the card, switch the strips and replace the card without anyone noticing? You'd think that the guards might have gotten suspicious at someone walking out with socks on his hands, y'know
also: because of the stupid presidential speech, the end of Criminal Minds got cut off (I saw that whole thing with the ambulance coming, BTW). Last I saw was Morgan jumping off the loading dock approaching the ambulance. Anyone want to fill me in?