Movie (well not really) #171
The season opens with Bones giving a lecture at the University of England. It was a nice change from the normal setting but Parts 1 and 2 of "Yanks in the U.K." were a little bit boring. This just goes to show that the supporting cast really does support the show. Webcams just aren't enough. There is another episode that doesn't take place in the Jeffersonian..."The Passenger in the Oven." This episode was actually pretty good...but I think it's because the story was better, unlike the season premiere.
The most interesting episode was when Bones and Booth had to go undercover and pretend they are a circus act ("Double Trouble in the Panhandle"). But the most exciting episode was when Booth was captured by the gravedigger ("The Hero in the Hold"). I have to admit, I cried a couple times.
My favorite aspect of the season is how we get to know the past of some of the main characters...including Cam and Sweets. Just like in season 3...the major improvement from season 1 and kinda season 2 is that the creators moved away from a Law and Order kind of series, where you can just watch any episode and not be confused, to a series where you invest your time.
Time to talk about the finale. It is a dream that Booth is having while in a coma (yeah...you just gotta watch the season). All of the character are given different roles. Bones and Booth are married and run a nightclub, Sweets is the bartender, Wendell is the bouncer, and Cam is an FBI agent. That is only a few of the characters. It was definitely an entertaining episode but as far as finales go..it left wayy to many unanswered questions. I can see where it was frustrating when it aired and viewers had to wait to get answers. Luckily for me though, I began season 5 the next day.
I have to admit...those bloopers aren't the best...but still pretty good.
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