And it wasn't about Thirteen and her Quest For Destruction, which I am already beginning to loathe. I say she gets hit by a bus on the way to Huntington's support group just as we break for summer, but House doesn't find out for weeks. Although the only time I liked Amber, she was dying, so maybe I'd find some Thirteen love if that happened.

::nods head:: It was a good ep.

The London Bones eps repeat tonight as one 2-hr. long show. I missed them also, so when I get home from the play, if I can stay awake long enough, I'll watch Bones, drink champagne, and wait for the far-off din of noisemakers to tell me when midnight arrives. IIRC, y'all didn't think much of the eps.

I am so glad for actual reruns. I think a big reason good shows have been canceled is because you can't catch them on repeats. A lot of people are still watching teevee the old fashioned way!

If you don't happen to catch the London ep of Bones, you haven't missed a whole lot, though it's important for character interaction development.

It's halfway through already, but TNT is running a Bones marathon today.

TNT is running a Bones marathon today.

Assuming one A) is at home and B) has cable, this is terrific.

What's the name of the London episode of Bones?

Sorry Connie. I'm laid up recovering from knee (and hip -- must not forget the bone graft) surgery, so I've got it on in the background. Right now they're playing the episode where Hodgins compromised evidence in a case involving the murder of a man who used to be his friend... and oh yeah, Hodgins used to be engaged to the widow years ago.

Cashmere, the London episodes are "Yanks in the UK (1)" and "Yanks in the UK (2)."

I need to get the DVDs for S3 of Bones, I've got 1 & 2, and I think it holds up well to re-watching, because of the humor and plot twists. The characters don't inspire me to violence, like the CSI and L&O shows.

Thanks, Morgana.