bala

This was fun episode but i always like the situation where cases lead to.

codebreaker

Cam's tribute to the victims of 150-year-old slave ship and with those great drawing from Angela  was nice

sanggye

Alright episode, brought back Nigel, so that's makes all the interns for this season, he is just as irritating as ever.  The murder in chocolate was pretty interesting.  Hodgins finally making the baby announcement, Cam being too controlling in her mothering.  Outside of these, it was a decent episode, nowhere near the best, just middling in my opinion

bala

Seriously hiding the body in massive chocolate bar wasn't exactly best plan ?

waterlilybarb

I agree - it was a fair to middling epi.  I read somewhere that most good series' will have a couple excellent epis per season, at least one stinker, and the rest would be average - and it's a rarity they know which will be which when they shoot them.  I found that interesting, as it shows that good shows strive for excellence pretty much of the time, but know it's not always achievable. As long as the good outweighs the bad, they do alright.

This episode - I agree with Bala, hiding a body in the chocolate was not a good idea, especially since it was always going to be cut open.  I guess with crimes of passion, which I guess this was, people don't really think clearly.

Nigel was as annoying as ever.  Idiot blew his whole winnigs!

I loved how they tried to fake not knowing for Hodgins...all 4 of them.

codebreaker

Hodgins asking Angela to arrange a party to announce her not-so-secret pregnancy was interesting but their response gave it away and as Angela said they guest she was pregnant.
Nigel is really annoying

sanggye

Bones still trying to keep a good attitude about the Booth/Hannah relationship.

kellemanske

I think it is obvious that she is holding herself together, but we get to see that she is jalous some times and next epi, judging by the promo, is going to be great...
I think this was a good episode, but I didn't really understand why they made such a deal about the FBI thing of Daisy...

sanggye

Yea I am really hoping she doesn't become a full-time cast member, would really prefer the intern shift over that

codebreaker

It was nice to see Hannah attempting to break the ice and warm up to Booth’s son Parker and Daisy trying to get Sweets to help pass a government psychological evaluation was amusing

babysexylexy

i think bones has lost its pizzaz im not as into it as i used to be its kind of dragging now

bala

This was great episode where we get bones actually show some sort human emotion by connecting to the bones and those conversation she was having was funny.

arksongbird80

That was a powerful episode.  LOVED it.  More to the tune of the books.

I think Hannah Leaves.  Maybe it's because of what Bones said to Booth.  He loves her still!  We all know it.  Hopefully it will work itself out.

bala

i just can't believe she realise it

waterlilybarb

This was a really good episode.  I knew Bones what Bones was seeing obviously wasn't real, but the fact she so identified with this victim really made her take a look at her own life.  I thought it was very brave of her to admit her feelings to Booth, especially as she knows he's in a relationship, and would most likely turn her down.  The fact that she did it so she wouldn't have the regret of him not knowing was touching.

Unless this is the final season arksongbird, I don't see them putting the two of them together as a couple.  I do think Hannah will eventually leave, even though she loves Booth.  I think her career means too much to her to keep her tied to one place, which will eventually become a big problem in their relationship - OR, she will get killed while investigating that case she was told not to.

As much as we'd like to see B&B together, TV is very different than books, and it's unlikely the writers & execs of the show will allow it unless the show is nearing it's end.  I think it's too bad because I think it would make for good television, as it would be a good story, but at the same time, they wouldn't be allowed to work together if they were a couple (and it was known by anyone at the FBI).

bala

i completely agree what a great comment you posted while i agree it was brave she should just waited until Hannah was out of the picture i never really thought she regret that because at time she told him something different but to think if she hadn't seen that dolphin ring she wouldn't made the connection to herself.

I can't wait to see whether they will address this again or just continue like nothing happend which would really annoy me in tv series.

waterlilybarb

i think they'll address it again, though in any episodes coming right up, they'll probably try to just go on like normal, like when Booth told Brennan his feelings for her.

sanggye

I agree Barb, I think it will come up again and probably again.  I liked this episode, though it was a little odd to me.  Brennan, I could see talking to the dead girl, though it is highly unlikely, especially hearing them talk back, because it is completely illogical.  Also, i like the Night Watchman, but this "sudden" friendship between the two (I know he has worked there for years, we just never seen him before), Bones joking and understanding his jokes, when 3/4 of the time she is clueless when someone is not logical, was completely out of character.  And she has always made the distinction betweem "hard" Science (her work) and the "soft" science (psychology, sociology and philosophy) but here she is listening to someone who is not a scientist in any way (he attends lectures) but sprouts philosophy and pyschology and she doesn't even shudder let alone argue (like she does with Sweets)

kellemanske

in this epi, she is not logical for three days. She is so focused on the victim being her that she starts acting irrational and stops thinking logical. Therefore, she listens to the nightwatcher (whom I like very much and hope will come back some day, I really missed him since Veronica Mars got cancelled) and she hears the doc talk back (but that could also be just her own mind answering what she doesn't want to see => nightwatcher) and that's why she sees the picture of the doc as a picture of herself. Her mind is tricked for 3 days making her realise that she feels something and that she isn't like the doc because she has friends who love her and will miss her if she would ever dissappear.
Also the fact that she realised that she missed her chance with booth came out of this world upside down. But the only thing that looked really unnatural or just badly acted, was the crying. It looked like she was almost laughing at some moments. And I had expected it a little sooner in the episode.

sanggye

But the friendship with the night watchman didn't start in the episode (within the 3 days), according to the familiarity and words of the two.  He came right in a plopped the food right down on the table next to where she was working, like he has done it a thousand times, and she easily took what he offered.