So everybody missed there was a new Bones tonight? That probably doesn't speak well for the ratings.
I liked bits of it (especially the acknowledgment that Brennan couldn't write those books on her own), but found Daisy so Tracy Flick off-putting that Sweet's proposal felt like a bit of a death sentence. And I don't think that's how I was supposed to feel.
Thursday nights I don't get back from the Y until 9 this quarter. Bones is now computer-viewing.
I'm hoping my Tivo got Bones because I was watching Survivor. Hopefully I can catch it tomorrow.
The interviewer annoyed me with the continued refusal to believe that the people in the lab were not identical to the characters in the book.
I end up watching bones on the interwebs during the weekend as i have to reserve my vcr for vampire diaries since the &^(*&^(* CW often takes more than a week to post the newest episode and i hate being forced to wait. FOX and ABC, OTOH, post episodes in a timely fashion. Someday i might invest in two tvs and vcrs (or a dvr) to not be forced into this situation.
Re: Castle, one of my cop friends (who also loves the show) pointed out that there are rules about felony pursuits (and chasing a serial killer totally counts) that would have permitted Beckett to take the shot through the glass door of the subway train, since he was momentarily a stationary target. Granted, that's an Oregon rule but i suspect the laws in New York would be considerably more lenient. I still would be concerned about shooting through his head to an innocent bystander, so i'll give Beckett the benefit of the doubt.
Ok, moving on, i know we've all discounted the procedural aspect of the show, that just happened to come up in casual conversation tonight at work. Seriously.
did anyone else flash on Bringing Up Baby for the final scene with Sweets?
On an unrelated note, I was watching TV with my brother and his wife this weekend, and the DVD had a preview for Freaks and Geeks. I pointed out Sweets to them (they are both big Bones fans) and they freaked.