Was he the apprentice from before they encountered him? In the story, and in the writer's heads?
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I was kind of annoyed with Criminal Minds, because I thought it was so obvious where they were going with it.
I kind of felt that it was supposed to be obvious to the audience-- they certainly gave us enough clues, but not so many as for it to be obvious to the team. And of course, I really liked the focus on Reid.
Was he the apprentice from before they encountered him? In the story, and in the writer's heads?
I think, ita, the idea was supposed to be that Zack became apprenticed to Gormagon after his return from Iraq-- as if he was lost and looking for some sort of guidance. At least, that's how I remember it.
Gormagon's apprentice was killed at the beginning of the season, so Gormagon tracked down Zach and recruited him. Zach was a mess after being in Iraq, and he's not the most socially ept person in the world anyway.
I think also the Gormagon's storyline fell victim to the Writer's Strike and it could develop they way they had originally envisioned.
At least I think I read that.
I think also the Gormagon's storyline fell victim to the Writer's Strike and it could develop they way they had originally envisioned.
Oh, yeah.
Okay, I really enjoyed Bones this week. I particularly enjoyed the Hodgins/Nigel-Murray show.
Yes. This week Nigel-Murray didn't make me grind my teeth with his non-sequitorial facts like in his last appearence. And the bouncing turkey was priceless.
I know!
Clearly, Carlson should have dropped frozen turkeys on Cincinnati.
We have one of those SmartBoards at work in the training department. It is frickin awesome.