Bones 2x04: The Blonde in the Game
Jun. 10th, 2009 03:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kerravonsenMore Bones. We seem to have solved the confrontation with the boss-lady now. But then this was concentrating more on Brennan and Booth.
This time the return of an old villain. Wasn't he played by a different actor last time? But oh, that serial-killer guy made me feel unclean just listening to him (shudder). And I'm not sure the plot made sense, but I have no desire to go back and watch it again to check. (shudder) Considering that many other crime shows have dealt with serial killers, I'm not sure why this one is affecting me more than any other. Well, usually we don't have so much interaction with the psychos, true, since the interaction has usually been with the trail of bodies, and it stops when they're caught. But there was the one on CSI whom they interacted with... but he still didn't feel as bad as the one here.
It was so sad how pathetic his wife was, the last time we see her talking to Angela, wondering if she should dye her hair to make her husband love her.
I'd forgotten to mention last time how cute it was how Angela and Hodgkins are getting closer, and this time it was even better, and also, I think, instrumental in helping solve the case, since Angela was able to calm Hodgkins down enough for him to be able to make the connections that he was too pressured to be able to make while Booth was calling him to hurry up and guess.
I loved Booth and Brennan at the very end, and Booth cheering her up with a plastic pig; "His name is Jasper."
This time the return of an old villain. Wasn't he played by a different actor last time? But oh, that serial-killer guy made me feel unclean just listening to him (shudder). And I'm not sure the plot made sense, but I have no desire to go back and watch it again to check. (shudder) Considering that many other crime shows have dealt with serial killers, I'm not sure why this one is affecting me more than any other. Well, usually we don't have so much interaction with the psychos, true, since the interaction has usually been with the trail of bodies, and it stops when they're caught. But there was the one on CSI whom they interacted with... but he still didn't feel as bad as the one here.
It was so sad how pathetic his wife was, the last time we see her talking to Angela, wondering if she should dye her hair to make her husband love her.
I'd forgotten to mention last time how cute it was how Angela and Hodgkins are getting closer, and this time it was even better, and also, I think, instrumental in helping solve the case, since Angela was able to calm Hodgkins down enough for him to be able to make the connections that he was too pressured to be able to make while Booth was calling him to hurry up and guess.
I loved Booth and Brennan at the very end, and Booth cheering her up with a plastic pig; "His name is Jasper."
