There was also access to the easy-bake room through a closet - they got out of it that way.
Am I recalling correctly in that they showed us three trapped and killed or near killed people and didn't show us how any of them fell into their traps?
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There was also access to the easy-bake room through a closet - they got out of it that way.
Am I recalling correctly in that they showed us three trapped and killed or near killed people and didn't show us how any of them fell into their traps?
The old victim, yes - there was a scene set when he was killed towards the end.
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The old victim, yes - there was a scene set when he was killed towards the end
But did they ever show why he not only stuck around but reshuffled the tiles to prime the trigger? That's what I missed. Was he locked in? Did he think he was working to get out and it was all a big lie?
The more you all talk about this episode, the worse it sounds.
Hot mess, upon reflection. But Stella looked good. Great jacket, lovely cheekbones.
It's like they had the idea for the tricked out house - but they couldn't hang a really good plot on it.
Did anyone catch the Deschanel sisters act on Bones?