I just loved Bones. It was such a simple show with lovable characters. When Dr. Sweets died, it just broke my heart to see Daisy struggle as a new mom, all alone. The beginning seasons were hilarious because you could feel the romantic tension between Brennan and Booth. I’ve seen every episode at least 5 times and I don’t regret a thing. Bones taught me a lot about priorities and ethics. A lot of people put it off as a “gore fest” and while there are some risky episodes, Bones was a lot more dynamic than that.
WAIT HE DIES???! But he's one of my favorite characters!! And they have a kid?? And she has to raise the kid alone?? I hope that happens in the last season. I really don't want him to die
@@NaYawkr I'm thinking you need to learn how to appreciate acting. We know it's make believe, but the characters in this show were all so well written and acted out that they do seem like real people, people we know.
NaYawkr I have to agree with Bixxie here. This show most certainly had an impact in many viewers emotions, like mine for example. That’s the whole point of these dramatic shows. To bring emotion. The only thing to do is to appreciate their wonderful characters.
In your initial description of the show, you said it was a team of forensic anthropologists. You are incorrect. Bones was the only forensic anthropologist on the show. All the other "squints" had different specialties. Hodgins was an entomologist. Soroyan was a former coroner. Angela was an artist. Sweets was a psychologist. Then there were the interns.
That's how teams work. Each member brings their own special talents to them to form a 'whole greater than the sum of its parts'. Any less and it's not a team, but a few people working alongside each other.
I was balling my eyes out when they killed off Vincent and Sweets, especially when Vincent said “please don’t make me go” LET ME TELL YOU I HAVE NEVER CRIED HARDER IN MY LIFE. I have watched this show over and over many times, yet it has never failed to make me feel the rollercoaster of emotions as it did the very first time I watched Bones.
I’m probably on my 3rd or 4th time going through this series and yeah… That line, “please don’t make me go“ is so haunting😔 I imagine that many people, when they know that they’re about to die, probably feel that same way. It really hit me harder than I remember this time around.
Uh, none of the original cast was killed off. The only two changes was that guy who led the unit and was promoted out, and Zac was placed in a mental institution as a mental patient, NGI until the last season.
This is my favorite show, and I watched it religiously. Never missed an episode. I loved all the characters, and I cried a little when Sweets died 😢 I was really sad that it ended, but I'm sure it was time to do something else
Aaron Levine Castle was more fun, but I don't think it was necessarily better. I enjoyed both shows up until about season 6. The last two seasons of Castle were just painful. I did go back and watch up through season 10 of Bones right before season 11, but never made it to those last couple of seasons. Each show has episodes that I regularly go back and watch though.
Midnyt Storme Yeah. Castle was really fun around season 4 ish. Castle is one of those rare shows where the middle seasons were the absolute best. The beginning was good also, with all the romantic tension between Castle and Beckett, each episode was so fun. Castle was never too serious, (well, until the last two seasons.) But yeah, a lot of shows lose their charm, that only happened with Castle in the *very end* Because of Nathan Fillion‘s charm. But, I think all of you have to agree with me, *Ryan and Esposito were the best parts of the show.* They were just so good at being the comic relief and they were so freaking funny. *Remember the “Ass-posito” episode where Ryan shot Esposito in the ass, oh my god, pure gold.*
Jonathan Adams, I believe, never signed on as a series regular, and according to Hanson his character was meant to be an in-house administrator with a backstory in archaeology, so there would be no reason to use him outside the lab. They thought this would work at first because they wanted to spend more of the show's time in the lab, but as fans started to prefer the Brennan/Booth dynamic in the field, they decided they couldn't keep underutilizing Goodman's character, so they ended up replacing him with a boss they thought would make more sense in a field role as sort of a mediator for the Jeffersonian and the FBI
I actually loved him more than Camille, but I guess I was in the minority. I thought of him as the male counter-part to Brenan. I felt they complimented each other well, he had the intellect she could respect, but be the authority figure status she sometimes needed, and the social skills for her to know that intellect isn't enough to be a good boss. I felt Camille never truly became the authority figure she needed to be for someone in her position, even though she tried. I cant remember the season/episode, she admitted as much to Bones when she said the line "no Bones I worked for you".
The death of sweets hurt me deeply, but I have loved Bones for years and years, i have watched this series over 13 times and it still touches me with its humor, parenting, love, marriages, cases and lovely friendships. Bones is with out a doubt my favourite show ever. Nothing gives me the same feeling of comfort as watching a episode of Bones.
i watched this show when i was really young (like maybe 10) and i had no idea that Fry was like actually a big deal, especially in england, so whenever i saw him i would think "oh thats the guy from bones!" tho anyone else who saw him would be like "thats the guy from *names any of the big name projects hes actually known for*"
I loved this show and still watch the reruns. I was lucky one night. Kathy Reiches is still a professor at UNC Charlotte, where I used to live. She gave a lecture at the university which was followed by a viewing of that weeks episode!
Top Ten mysteries of Bones: #1 How did Bones go from hyper intelligent kick ass but otherwise normal lady to severe high functioning autistic between season 1 and season 3? The world may never know!
@@kaylynboyd2035 Autism can go undetected for many. A person can have autism, and simply look as kept to themselves and cold in personal relationships to others.
The actress put herself into the role is my guess, seeing as how she went from "I know how to use a gun, because I hunt for my own meat" to "I'm a vegetarian."
2:34 KATHY REICHS what a gentile and kind lady. Many authors in the past became outraged because what script writers had done to their successfull work but not her. She is one of the rare cases who took the situation with grace instead of damning the TV product in public to hell.
I've watched bones ( the whole series) at least 4 times. It was sad to see when sweets died. And in the end to see the Jeffersonian blow up, the place where those countless plot twists took place it was very sad to see. But, the episode gave a good fitting end to something that many of us thought could never end.
I wish we had had more back story on how Zack was recruited and how this naive kid hid it from his observant friends. Also on the GraveDigger. She was a psychopath, to be sure, but it felt to me like there was a missing piece of the story. Was it nature or nurture? Other serial killers’ motivations were self-evident.
Sweets death was heartbreaking, but I really disliked that they sung The Lime & the Coconut at the end like they did for Nigel. It was redundant. It made sense to sing it for Nigel, not so much for Sweets. Both episodes broke my heart though
Vincent and sweets both had the same favorite song. Their unit planned the funeral. At least Brennan didn't bring a potted plant. I'm not sure where he was buried as he had no living relatives.
My dad got me into watching this show when I was like 11, I watched a random episode in the middle of like season 6 and I was hooked! I owe so much of my personality to this show and now at 16 I'm getting round to reading the books it was based on. Bones and Sweets were the characters that inspired me the most and now I'm thinking of doing psychology or anthropology at university partially because of them.
I loved bones but after I want to say season 7 or 8 (shortly after they had their first kid) I lost interest. I’m glad I stopped watching before they killed off Sweets, he was my favorite character.
My favourite show on tv for the longest time. Initially I watched because of David Boreanaz since I was obsessed with him as Angel. But then the show itself was really good so I kept on watching.
"The Finder" always felt like a weird episode to me. It was like the pilot to a complete new series. But the thing is, in Spain, we never got any news about it, so I really didn't even knew there was an actual show based on it until now.
I’m not surprised the series came about from a documentary on Kathy Reichs as opposed to the books themselves, lots of people still don’t know it is on an ongoing book series even now.
loved this show..... my fave character was booth, but also kudos to ralph waite, who played booth's granddad. thanks, ralph...RIP...and david, thanks and good luck with "seal team".
I reallly need to watch the end of season 12. I still have half the season left. And I don't want to finish it, because then it would be over. Right now I know that there's still something left.
One of the most interesting facts was left out. Brennan had Asbergers. The network didn't support the storyline but the writers and Emily tried to make it as obvious as possible without actually saying it.
Emily Deschanel's acting style and speech patterns became more and more fractured and uncomfortable as the series progressed. I loved the first several seasons, but watching and listening to her was difficult as the years passed.
I loved this show so much and I know that it can’t go on forever but I felt that the 12th season just didn’t do it justice for the end I still loved every minute of it. But still
Chocolate Gaming i never got to watch the last season and was planning on watching it when it went to netflix but it was completely removed instead. So i missed it.
Vacation is not a REMAKE ...... it is a sequel. Rusty (the son in the older movies) takes his family on vacation. Chevy Chase even has a cameo as Rusty's father.
I admit my first impression of Bones was entirely negative then for a while it seemed okay but my first impression is the right one. Bones is little more than a hyper romanticized expression of lust in the work place. Then try to justify it with marriage and or pregnancies etc. If they stuck to the crime I would have enjoyed it more but this seems to be the sort of program Weinstein would watch and say see no one acts like a professional in this business.
Awesome drinking game: take a shot after any bone related dialogue, whether when Temperance is referred to as Bones or a scientific name for a particular bone is said.
Watching it on Hulu and I cant get past the 8th season. I love the show but I don’t think I can watch sweets die! He’s my favorite character and I’m just counting down the episodes until he leaves :(
I never understood how she(Brennan) was supposed to be able to write popular fiction novels populated with believable characters, yet she was an unbelievable character in her own life!
I know right? She had no inter-personal skills and zero knowledge of popular culture. Plus she didn't believe in love and saw sex as exercise. How did that person write believable sex scenes? She must have one hell of an editor!
The Jeffersonian is a real place, but not called that. I did my teacher training there. I watched the show for a few years, but it just got dumber and dumber. The nerd factor and forensics just seem to get worse and worse until Deschenel was just pulling a UV flashlight out of her purse and finding glowing blood evidence everywhere. Screenwriting tip - the audience likes it when the show is two steps ahead of us, not two steps behind.
I love David B's character in Bones; his quirkiness, his sweetness, all his ways :) It makes the show more believable, more human, and he is still a hunk :)
They should have done an episode where Angela gets Herpes simplex 2 or some sort of STB AIDS would be too harsh but a possibility. I enjoyed the show the development of the characters to a point, but it seems like if you are not having an affair with a co worker you are not having an affair with anyone. Its a bit weird that way and more suggestive of how the Hollywood casting couch works its way down and into even good story lines.
I always wondered about Bones state of mind. She ticked a lot of boxes both for asperger syndrome (mild form of autism; in particular inability to understand humor, sarcasm and bodylanguage...) and for sociopathy (not a full blown psychopath, but someone with limited empathy, a very utilitarian, rather insensitive approach to things and a certain disregard for social norms). In several episodes it was hinted that she had no issue of breaking the law, hurt, maim or kill someone, if the situation requires it. I think that was the true reason, why Booth didn't want Bones having a gun, for the off chance that they ran into a criminal... Moreover, Booth loves Bones, but I'm not that sure if it's reciprocal. She chose him, for his body and social status and didn't even bother to hide that fact. Where I really had to laugh was when she contemplated dissecting animals with her kid both for educational purposes and for developing fine motor skills... Booth wasn't amused...
Yes.. the tenth almost ended the series, due to the lawsuit and arbitration.. good move that they di dn't leave a cliff hanger.. a move that didnt' work for Lucifer..
Can you imagine airing a show today where the main character can identify if someone is male or female, black or white by just looking at their bone structure? Cries of sexism and racism would halt production immediately.
The untold truth: how much does it cost to investigate a single murder that draws on so many - and very expensive - resources, when simple rape kits go unanalyzed by the thousands for lack of funds. The only time they ever expressed concerns about cost was in an episode when they needed gold as a catalyst. Since gold usually goes a long way in its application, and an ounce being about $1100, I thought that was actually one of their more cost=efficient investigations.
The Finder was okay? But I just hate that they cancelled it with a cliffhanger. I wish they did bring the cast on Bones if only to tie up those loose ends. Even after his death. Perhaps they could have had him be the body Bones would have to see while Walter and Booth are looking for the gypsy girl.
A really good and intelligent show with engaging characters. Wouldn't miss an episode. Didn't care for them killing of so many interesting characters. But then, it's done on a lot of series.
They had the story line all laid out for a 23 episode run, then the writers strike happened. They had to condense what was the last 13 episode into 5 or 6, that's why it felt so awkward and didn't make sense.
I have the whole 12 seasons on dvd. Loved this show and the chemistry between the characters. I was so sad when it ended and hoped that they would continue with Hodges leading his own show.
In the 8th season there is a serial killer who wants to haunt down Booth,because he loved Brennan. His name was Christopher PELANT.(at least in the Hungarian version) And I think it is a bit ironic that Brennan's daughter,Christine's real name is Sunny PELANT.
I liked the show, except for Emily Deschanel. She just isn't as good an actor as the rest of the cast and her character was completely unbelievable (in part due to the fact that the character sucked in addition to her acting. Tj Thyne's character, Hodgins, was probably the most believable. The show's attempts at political and social commentary were also very much unappreciated and unnecessary.
What other TV shows should we feature next?
Looper Brockmire
NCIS
Doctor who ^^
The Following.... Shame it ended so quickly.
Looper omggg!!! do supernatural!❤❤
I just loved Bones.
It was such a simple show with lovable characters.
When Dr. Sweets died, it just broke my heart to see Daisy struggle as a new mom, all alone.
The beginning seasons were hilarious because you could feel the romantic tension between Brennan and Booth.
I’ve seen every episode at least 5 times and I don’t regret a thing.
Bones taught me a lot about priorities and ethics.
A lot of people put it off as a “gore fest” and while there are some risky episodes, Bones was a lot more dynamic than that.
WAIT HE DIES???! But he's one of my favorite characters!! And they have a kid?? And she has to raise the kid alone?? I hope that happens in the last season. I really don't want him to die
Unfunny Profile, WORD! Preach it! (and other terms of emphatic agreement... )
Unfunny Profile I SOBBED when both Sweets and Vincent Nigel Murry died. When that bullet him Vincent, I screamed. So sad.
I always cry like a baby when I watch that episode....
@@sdiamond182
Second to the last season.
Vincent's and Sweet's deaths broke my heart...
Maryam Abbas I cried so much
Especially Sweet’s
It was all just 'Make Believe', nobody died, non of it was real. I'm thinking you need to spend more of your life in the real world, as opposed to TV.
@@NaYawkr I'm thinking you need to learn how to appreciate acting. We know it's make believe, but the characters in this show were all so well written and acted out that they do seem like real people, people we know.
NaYawkr I have to agree with Bixxie here. This show most certainly had an impact in many viewers emotions, like mine for example. That’s the whole point of these dramatic shows. To bring emotion. The only thing to do is to appreciate their wonderful characters.
I cried for 15 mins when Sweets died and even now I can't get past it... God I loved him and I loved that show.
Me too
@yinka Some random guy.
Dr. Sweets is the real Gormogon.
Dude I didn’t think people remember this show
@@Toxicgamer-bh2tn They do
In your initial description of the show, you said it was a team of forensic anthropologists. You are incorrect. Bones was the only forensic anthropologist on the show. All the other "squints" had different specialties. Hodgins was an entomologist. Soroyan was a former coroner. Angela was an artist. Sweets was a psychologist. Then there were the interns.
David Carson true
David Carson
Zack was an anthropologist
I was thinking this when he said that, good job
@@juno9607
Three characters, started as interns and graduated, two archeologists and one became a consultant at the Jeffersonian.
That's how teams work. Each member brings their own special talents to them to form a 'whole greater than the sum of its parts'. Any less and it's not a team, but a few people working alongside each other.
I was balling my eyes out when they killed off Vincent and Sweets, especially when Vincent said “please don’t make me go” LET ME TELL YOU I HAVE NEVER CRIED HARDER IN MY LIFE. I have watched this show over and over many times, yet it has never failed to make me feel the rollercoaster of emotions as it did the very first time I watched Bones.
I’m probably on my 3rd or 4th time going through this series and yeah… That line, “please don’t make me go“ is so haunting😔 I imagine that many people, when they know that they’re about to die, probably feel that same way. It really hit me harder than I remember this time around.
So true about the emotional inmost of this show. It still makes me cry, laugh or cheer.
It was never the same after sweets died. I hate when they start killing off original cast members on tv shows
Fox Smith sweets was not one of the original cast members
Yeah sweets wasn’t in the original cast
Uh, none of the original cast was killed off. The only two changes was that guy who led the unit and was promoted out, and Zac was placed in a mental institution as a mental patient, NGI until the last season.
@@tyrant-den884
The 3D angelator, probably saved little money for The show. CGI is expensive. The Angelator would be faster since there is less CGI.
Lol sweets wasn't in the cast until season 3
0:09 "Series is focused around a team of forensic anthropologists" Come on 9 seconds in and you already got this wrong.
I love how they ended the series with hodgins becoming king of the lab❣️
That was so sweet. They should have made given him his ability to walk back though. Hodgins doesn't deserve to be paralyzed. :(
50% comments= about Emily Deschanel's head
40% comments= I love Bones
10% comments= I miss Sweets
This is my favorite show, and I watched it religiously. Never missed an episode. I loved all the characters, and I cried a little when Sweets died 😢 I was really sad that it ended, but I'm sure it was time to do something else
Carrie Moore i cried when sweets died too. Him and Vincent Nigel Murray.
Casting Betty White was brilliant! She's so much fun and so talented! I believe she was 91 years old at the time. Would've loved more of her!😍
Loved this show
IP Films
Castle was better.
Aaron Levine Castle was more fun, but I don't think it was necessarily better. I enjoyed both shows up until about season 6. The last two seasons of Castle were just painful. I did go back and watch up through season 10 of Bones right before season 11, but never made it to those last couple of seasons. Each show has episodes that I regularly go back and watch though.
Midnyt Storme
Yeah.
Castle was really fun around season 4 ish.
Castle is one of those rare shows where the middle seasons were the absolute best.
The beginning was good also, with all the romantic tension between Castle and Beckett, each episode was so fun.
Castle was never too serious, (well, until the last two seasons.)
But yeah, a lot of shows lose their charm, that only happened with Castle in the *very end*
Because of Nathan Fillion‘s charm.
But, I think all of you have to agree with me, *Ryan and Esposito were the best parts of the show.*
They were just so good at being the comic relief and they were so freaking funny.
*Remember the “Ass-posito” episode where Ryan shot Esposito in the ass, oh my god, pure gold.*
I so enjoyed Stephen Fry's role in Bones. Too bad he did not stay longer.
Yaaaassss!!!!!!
Omg he was so great
Gordon Gordon was a great character! :D
I miss zach addy. Wish he’d remained on the show.
Oh wow. I was so sadden that it had to end but I did feel it had run it's course. It sure was a very, very good show and I watched it every week ! 👍
People say she got a square head, but I don’t care. I think she’s gorgeous
She has a square head, but she's also gorgeous! 😍 The tumbnail is kinda weird tho...
I think Emily is quite attractive despite her square head! I’m more than sure others feel the same as I do.
My husband says she looks like chunky's bride...
she is beautiful because of her squared head
I love her head shape
The Gordon Wyatt character is a riot! I’m glad he kept showing up again & again.
I still don't know why the director in the first season left the show, you know, the Africa-American man that was replaced by the character Camille!!!
Jonathan Adams, I believe, never signed on as a series regular, and according to Hanson his character was meant to be an in-house administrator with a backstory in archaeology, so there would be no reason to use him outside the lab. They thought this would work at first because they wanted to spend more of the show's time in the lab, but as fans started to prefer the Brennan/Booth dynamic in the field, they decided they couldn't keep underutilizing Goodman's character, so they ended up replacing him with a boss they thought would make more sense in a field role as sort of a mediator for the Jeffersonian and the FBI
I love Cam but I liked Goodman too.
Producers decided that viewers weren’t connecting with Goodman so they replaced him with Cam
I actually loved him more than Camille, but I guess I was in the minority. I thought of him as the male counter-part to Brenan. I felt they complimented each other well, he had the intellect she could respect, but be the authority figure status she sometimes needed, and the social skills for her to know that intellect isn't enough to be a good boss. I felt Camille never truly became the authority figure she needed to be for someone in her position, even though she tried. I cant remember the season/episode, she admitted as much to Bones when she said the line "no Bones I worked for you".
Loved it when he told Bones she has 'a disturbingly steep learning curve' :-)
The death of sweets hurt me deeply, but I have loved Bones for years and years, i have watched this series over 13 times and it still touches me with its humor, parenting, love, marriages, cases and lovely friendships. Bones is with out a doubt my favourite show ever. Nothing gives me the same feeling of comfort as watching a episode of Bones.
I’m on my 5th time rewatching the tv show. I agree the show gives such a comfort.
Show had seasonal rot.
I haven’t watched all episodes 13 times, but probably half a dozen times. I can watch any episode at any time on FreeVee. And I do!
Same here
i watched this show when i was really young (like maybe 10) and i had no idea that Fry was like actually a big deal, especially in england, so whenever i saw him i would think "oh thats the guy from bones!" tho anyone else who saw him would be like "thats the guy from *names any of the big name projects hes actually known for*"
Stephen Fry, is an actor, comedian, host, writer, well respected in UK & Europe.
I loved this show and still watch the reruns.
I was lucky one night. Kathy Reiches is still a professor at UNC Charlotte, where I used to live. She gave a lecture at the university which was followed by a viewing of that weeks episode!
Lol
Top Ten mysteries of Bones: #1 How did Bones go from hyper intelligent kick ass but otherwise normal lady to severe high functioning autistic between season 1 and season 3? The world may never know!
@@kaylynboyd2035 Autism can go undetected for many. A person can have autism, and simply look as kept to themselves and cold in personal relationships to others.
JohnnyElRed obviously. They just never mentioned it in the show that she was meant to be autistic.
She had a kind of autism very similar to Sheldon's in TBBT
The actress put herself into the role is my guess, seeing as how she went from "I know how to use a gun, because I hunt for my own meat" to "I'm a vegetarian."
@@tyrant-den884 Because the actress wanted to put herself into the role.
I watched the entire show twice and I know the killers to every episode.
Bones was and is a great show with an even greater ensemble cast and crew.
I wish it was still on.
I rewatch it all the time. Love the characters and the chemistry.
2:34 KATHY REICHS what a gentile and kind lady. Many authors in the past became outraged because what script writers had done to their successfull work but not her. She is one of the rare cases who took the situation with grace instead of damning the TV product in public to hell.
A bones and elementary crossover would have been awesome.
I've watched bones ( the whole series) at least 4 times. It was sad to see when sweets died. And in the end to see the Jeffersonian blow up, the place where those countless plot twists took place it was very sad to see. But, the episode gave a good fitting end to something that many of us thought could never end.
This was one of those shows that was so good with a good crew of characters. Loved Bones!
I wish we had had more back story on how Zack was recruited and how this naive kid hid it from his observant friends. Also on the GraveDigger. She was a psychopath, to be sure, but it felt to me like there was a missing piece of the story. Was it nature or nurture? Other serial killers’ motivations were self-evident.
I absolutely loved that show the finder and Michael Clarke Duncan rest in peace! love that man, but the lead character in that show is Hawt🔥!
Your Friendly Neighborhood Bitch, Karen
Castle was better.
DebbyAbqNM I think that would be a great series for books 📚
Kathy Reichs was the protagonist in Brennen’s books
Kaytlyn Murray
holy shit, she was?
Masked Kitty yea if you listen when they talk about the book, you hear them talk about Kathy Reich having sex with agent Andy lmao
Kaytlyn Murray
wow, that’s a clever way to tie the show back to her books, i’ll be honest it’s pretty awesome that they did that sorta thing.
Kathy Reichs not had with this nothing...
@ the show i based on her books lmfao.
Once a Bones fan, always a Bones fan!
Amen to that
Sweets death was heartbreaking, but I really disliked that they sung The Lime & the Coconut at the end like they did for Nigel. It was redundant. It made sense to sing it for Nigel, not so much for Sweets.
Both episodes broke my heart though
Rogue Les but it was Sweet's jam lol
It was sweets favorite song.
Vincent and sweets both had the same favorite song. Their unit planned the funeral. At least Brennan didn't bring a potted plant. I'm not sure where he was buried as he had no living relatives.
@@drmayeda1930 wasn't he cremated and then Daisy sprinkled his ashes off a cliff or something
It was both characters favourite song.
My dad got me into watching this show when I was like 11, I watched a random episode in the middle of like season 6 and I was hooked! I owe so much of my personality to this show and now at 16 I'm getting round to reading the books it was based on. Bones and Sweets were the characters that inspired me the most and now I'm thinking of doing psychology or anthropology at university partially because of them.
Zack Addy was my favorite character. It made me sad when it turned out that he was a killer...
Love this series!!! Cried my eyes out when Nigel died. OMG so sad. your my favorite.....don't make me go.....
I loved bones but after I want to say season 7 or 8 (shortly after they had their first kid) I lost interest. I’m glad I stopped watching before they killed off Sweets, he was my favorite character.
I think Dr. Sweets was the real Gormogon.
@@eiffelviolet proof?
My favourite show on tv for the longest time. Initially I watched because of David Boreanaz since I was obsessed with him as Angel. But then the show itself was really good so I kept on watching.
Love this show watched it from beginning to end. Still can’t believe they killed sweets it wasn’t the same without him
He wanted out to do his own directorial work.
"The Finder" always felt like a weird episode to me. It was like the pilot to a complete new series. But the thing is, in Spain, we never got any news about it, so I really didn't even knew there was an actual show based on it until now.
I loved this show, it was sad when it ended but I bought the whole 12 seasons now I can get my Bones fix anytime. 🙏🏻😊
I’m not surprised the series came about from a documentary on Kathy Reichs as opposed to the books themselves, lots of people still don’t know it is on an ongoing book series even now.
loved this show..... my fave character was booth, but also kudos to ralph waite, who played booth's granddad. thanks, ralph...RIP...and david, thanks and good luck with "seal team".
it fell off a lot near the end with some unfortunate character regression but my god where those first couple seasons perfect.
I reallly need to watch the end of season 12. I still have half the season left. And I don't want to finish it, because then it would be over. Right now I know that there's still something left.
I really like the plot twist, comedy, and romance in this show.
I missed Angel and buffy..
I miss Angel more. That spinoff had a much darker sense of humor.
edi same
We all do
I couldn't agree more!
Same.
Most of the human bones seen onscreen are real, provided by Skulls Unlimited International
I want more Bones!!!!!!
One of the most interesting facts was left out. Brennan had Asbergers. The network didn't support the storyline but the writers and Emily tried to make it as obvious as possible without actually saying it.
WHAT sweets helped write spiderman homecoming? baller
Emily Deschanel's acting style and speech patterns became more and more fractured and uncomfortable as the series progressed. I loved the first several seasons, but watching and listening to her was difficult as the years passed.
ugh i miss bones and seeing emily deschanels pretty face on my screen each week
I loved this show so much and I know that it can’t go on forever but I felt that the 12th season just didn’t do it justice for the end I still loved every minute of it. But still
Still my favorite show to have ever been created.
I really loved this show. I was making a point to watch all the episodes, but they took it off Netflix.
Chocolate Gaming i never got to watch the last season and was planning on watching it when it went to netflix but it was completely removed instead. So i missed it.
Hulu has the show on its line up.
@@genesiscardenas5728 Guess I'll have to see about getting Hulu then.
Hulu is pretty awesome. They've actually been picking up several shows netflix removed. Even started making its own shows, most are really great.
Chocolate Gaming TNT plays Bones Tuesday through Friday in the afternoon.
When they showed the pic of the scene Sweets died I cried... No joke
Vacation is not a REMAKE ...... it is a sequel. Rusty (the son in the older movies) takes his family on vacation. Chevy Chase even has a cameo as Rusty's father.
I admit my first impression of Bones was entirely negative then for a while it seemed okay but my first impression is the right one. Bones is little more than a hyper romanticized expression of lust in the work place. Then try to justify it with marriage and or pregnancies etc. If they stuck to the crime I would have enjoyed it more but this seems to be the sort of program Weinstein would watch and say see no one acts like a professional in this business.
Dam I miss this show
Awesome drinking game: take a shot after any bone related dialogue, whether when Temperance is referred to as Bones or a scientific name for a particular bone is said.
Take a shot every time they say particulates or "everybody loved him/her".
Oh god i love this show so much
What You See ?
Castle was better.
sweets😭
Kassra 😭😭
I cried when Sweets died too lol. Quite a shock
"Are they a couple?" "Why do people keep saying that"
Watching it on Hulu and I cant get past the 8th season. I love the show but I don’t think I can watch sweets die! He’s my favorite character and I’m just counting down the episodes until he leaves :(
How the hell did you watch season 6?
I think he is the real Gormogon.
bones is one of favorite shows
I loved how she stayed true to the boots. Was this ever explained or commented on? What series did she start wearing the boots?
I never understood how she(Brennan) was supposed to be able to write popular fiction novels populated with believable characters, yet she was an unbelievable character in her own life!
I know right? She had no inter-personal skills and zero knowledge of popular culture. Plus she didn't believe in love and saw sex as exercise. How did that person write believable sex scenes? She must have one hell of an editor!
@@alysonshorthouse8858 EXACTLY! It is unbelievable that Dr. Brennan could successfully write FICTIONAL books.
essa é a melhor série já produzida até hoje
The Jeffersonian is a real place, but not called that. I did my teacher training there. I watched the show for a few years, but it just got dumber and dumber. The nerd factor and forensics just seem to get worse and worse until Deschenel was just pulling a UV flashlight out of her purse and finding glowing blood evidence everywhere. Screenwriting tip - the audience likes it when the show is two steps ahead of us, not two steps behind.
I loved TV show. Seen most of it. Very enjoyable.
I love forensic science but that was the dumbest show I've ever watched in my life, right behind big bang theory
Crazy to think the creators thought it was going to end on series 10 but it got two more series. I'd love a Bones reboot!
With the quality of today’s shows or lack there of, they really need to bring this show back. Rebuild the Jeffersonian then reunite the cast.
Just like they're doing with Dexter right now for a short new season!
I just love, love, love Bones (deep sigh). 😏😉❤️
I love David B's character in Bones; his quirkiness, his sweetness, all his ways :) It makes the show more believable, more human, and he is still a hunk :)
They should have done an episode where Angela gets Herpes simplex 2 or some sort of STB AIDS would be too harsh but a possibility. I enjoyed the show the development of the characters to a point, but it seems like if you are not having an affair with a co worker you are not having an affair with anyone. Its a bit weird that way and more suggestive of how the Hollywood casting couch works its way down and into even good story lines.
Billy Gibbons and Stephen Fry!!!!! my favoriiite guest stars in the show!!!!! 😄😍
They could easily do a reboot of bones, with the same characters. Hope they do it.
I always wondered about Bones state of mind. She ticked a lot of boxes both for asperger syndrome (mild form of autism; in particular inability to understand humor, sarcasm and bodylanguage...) and for sociopathy (not a full blown psychopath, but someone with limited empathy, a very utilitarian, rather insensitive approach to things and a certain disregard for social norms).
In several episodes it was hinted that she had no issue of breaking the law, hurt, maim or kill someone, if the situation requires it. I think that was the true reason, why Booth didn't want Bones having a gun, for the off chance that they ran into a criminal...
Moreover, Booth loves Bones, but I'm not that sure if it's reciprocal. She chose him, for his body and social status and didn't even bother to hide that fact.
Where I really had to laugh was when she contemplated dissecting animals with her kid both for educational purposes and for developing fine motor skills... Booth wasn't amused...
She acted sociopathic sometimes.
Love that show. Have watched it through TWICE. It is worth watching more than once. Will watch it again..........
Yes.. the tenth almost ended the series, due to the lawsuit and arbitration.. good move that they di dn't leave a cliff hanger.. a move that didnt' work for Lucifer..
The wife and I loved Bones and House.
was i the only person that loved the finder and sad to see it go and worse when finding out mcd died and so really never comming back
I"m still pissed at the writers for killing off Sweets. He should have 'gone missing' so he could have shown up alive later.
Can you imagine airing a show today where the main character can identify if someone is male or female, black or white by just looking at their bone structure? Cries of sexism and racism would halt production immediately.
The untold truth: how much does it cost to investigate a single murder that draws on so many - and very expensive - resources, when simple rape kits go unanalyzed by the thousands for lack of funds.
The only time they ever expressed concerns about cost was in an episode when they needed gold as a catalyst. Since gold usually goes a long way in its application, and an ounce being about $1100, I thought that was actually one of their more cost=efficient investigations.
The Finder is a fantastic show. Check it out if you've got Netflix.
we need a reunion
The Finder was okay? But I just hate that they cancelled it with a cliffhanger. I wish they did bring the cast on Bones if only to tie up those loose ends. Even after his death. Perhaps they could have had him be the body Bones would have to see while Walter and Booth are looking for the gypsy girl.
Came here for Team sesh
sesh
A really good and intelligent show with engaging characters. Wouldn't miss an episode. Didn't care for them killing of so many interesting characters. But then, it's done on a lot of series.
Great show but when Zac turned out to be a serial killer apprentice it didn’t make sense.
Yeah, it felt like it was done for shock value and not because it made plot sense.
TheGholiday
I mean it kinda did but I’m still salty about it
They had the story line all laid out for a 23 episode run, then the writers strike happened. They had to condense what was the last 13 episode into 5 or 6, that's why it felt so awkward and didn't make sense.
You know nothing
I cried my eyes out when Sweets and Vincent were killed I sobbed my heart. (I didn't realise I liked Vincent as much till he died).
Loved bones. Have some DVDs still watch reruns!
I have the whole 12 seasons on dvd. Loved this show and the chemistry between the characters. I was so sad when it ended and hoped that they would continue with Hodges leading his own show.
Me too I love watching Bones and my husband is so sweet 💕 Birthdays and Christmas he got me all of the episodes 💗
In the 8th season there is a serial killer who wants to haunt down Booth,because he loved Brennan. His name was Christopher PELANT.(at least in the Hungarian version) And I think it is a bit ironic that Brennan's daughter,Christine's real name is Sunny PELANT.
Yep. I noticed that.
I liked the show, except for Emily Deschanel. She just isn't as good an actor as the rest of the cast and her character was completely unbelievable (in part due to the fact that the character sucked in addition to her acting. Tj Thyne's character, Hodgins, was probably the most believable. The show's attempts at political and social commentary were also very much unappreciated and unnecessary.
um Emily deschaneL made that show x
TJ Thyne is an amazing actor. It's like he wasn't even acting. I agree that the political debates were annoying.