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Bones - TV SeriesNewest Review: ... and where they died - it is all very clever. I think the beginning of Bones is similar to the beginning of each House M.D episode, with us discovering the body. We then follow Bones and Booth as they investigate the case. It isn't all about the case through, through the series we learn more about each of the characters and their relationships develop with one another. So who is ... more |
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by - written on 06/11/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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For absolutely ages my brother and his wife have been telling me that I have to start watching bones... so when I saw season 1 on offer at Asda about a month ago, I bought it.... and I am now hooked. I have watched season 1 and 2, and plan to buy season 3 this weekend. Bones is different, funny, gory, intense, witty, dramatic, and a show I am now addicted to. It ticked all the boxes for me: with brilliant characters and character development over the series, plot twists that you really aren't expecting and great stories. Bones is a crime drama about a forensic anthropologist (Temerance Brennan or "Bones") and her crime solving partner ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/05/09 (Useful, 21 readings)
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Best series on TV! I am totally hooked since the beginning and so is my husband which is a very difficult thing indeed. The series follows FBI agent Seeley Booth and anthropologist Temperance (Bones) Brennan and her team from "The Jeffersonnian" solving usually cases where there are bodies that are difficult to identify or difficult to find the cause of death. So far nothing too unusual from other TV series but the characters chemistry is irresistible and the always present witty and intelligent humor make this series stand out from the competition. Sometimes cute as well with the main character of "Temperance Brennan" saying "I don't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/02/09 (Useful, 27 readings)
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This is without my favourite series on TV at the moment, and in a genre in which it has many competitors (the various CSIs and Law and Orders, Criminal Minds etc etc), it sits imperiously above all of them. The key to its success is the superb storylines which are backed up by excellent characterisation. The relationship between forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and FBI agent Seely Booth (David Boreanaz), who work together at solving crimes, is at the centre of everything that transpires in the episodes, and it is to the producers' credit that up to now (and we are now in the fourth series), they have resisted the temptation to allow them ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/01/09 (Somewhat useful, 18 readings)
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a show of both forensic insight and attractive characters, while sometimes confusing and over scientific on the whole it is a show ahead of its time taking you in to the real life adventures of top forensic anthapologist kathy reichs. While the characters differ strongly from the characters in the book, the show offers a human aspect among the science between all of the main characters. While bruce willis and cybil shepherd are not present in this show the relationship between the two leads beautifully played by the gorgeous david boreanaz and emily deschanel is often compared to moonlighting. but worry not the show does not contain the mush of that show and the science ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/01/09 (Useful, 6 readings)
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Ok i know what your thinking, a show to do with bones, dead bodies and rotting corpses, this isn't a show for me. However you'd be wrong, i was a skeptic that this show would be either too dull or too graphic for my liking. However there is just so much more to the storylines and the characters that solving crimes. Dr.Temerperance Brennan, a forensic anthropologist teams up with seeley Booth(David Boreanaz), to deal murderers, thugs and crime lords a jail sentence for crimes that they think they've gotten away with. The characters have a backstory that doesn't really fit their current jobs, but in that way it adds to the show, and really makes you ... Read the complete review

