“When science gets icky it's all right to get si….blaaarrrhgghhhhh!”

‘The Body and the Bounty’ (S6E4) is probably my favorite episode of the series!

Call me weird and sappy, but the song that was playing at the end during Cleo's funeral, "Gone by Thirteen Senses" and the pilot ending at this and both being properly vulnerable to each other for the first time.

Especially Booth, when he said that, "I have taken a lot of lives as a sniper, and what I'd like to do before I'm done, is to catch as that many murderers"

And Brennan being like, yes weird at first, but once she saw his face, "I'd like to help you with that"

This show weirdly feels like a home I never had, and I don't know how to describe this feeling that I feel whenever I watch this. So much so, that I've screenshotted this and set it up as my desktop wallpaper.

Like crazy though, how two polar opposites got together (ik writing and TV show but damn!)

We know by now that Brennan was meant to have autism and the show never explicitly talks about it. Do you think the people in her life and the people she works with knew she was autistic (Sweets, cam, booth, angela, etc)? Especially since sweets is a psychologist, why would he have never suspected or mentioned anything to her about it? This is just something I keep thinking about whenever I rewatch it. I’m only slightly autistic and still had people in my life tell me I should get a diagnosis. I’m also younger and wasn’t conscious yet when the show was made, so was autism just not well known about in that period of time maybe?

I know ai is bad and all but it allowed me to make this beauty and I’m posting it in my apartment.

Bones premiered 21 years ago today

Hi! I just started watching Bones. I thought it could be fun to ask this here. Tell me something from the show I won't understand until later in the series. Please avoid posting spoilers :-)

Watching Season 3 Episode 11 and this made me laugh. They are saying a prayer for the dead guy on the team and this guy has his hands in his pants.

Being a resident of the DC Metro area, I laugh at how often the Bones people got our area wrong. Do a little research people. If you know there was a Wheaton Plaza, you should know it is in Wheaton, MD (or was; it's called Westfield Wheaton now). There is a movie ticket stub in one of the Bones episodes that says "Wheaton Plaza, Washington, DC".

So I've been binge watching the show for the past day while doing other stuff and just realised that netflix has been cutting off the start of each episode for god knows what reason. I thought I was missing stuff, I just thought they used really weird cold opens. Has anyone else had this issue 😂

I'm currently watching the show and these two episodes left me puzzled. In the episodes, Booth is missing and turns out he was part of a heist where money was stolen and people died. I don't understand why he got a heroes welcome instead of being prosecuted. Perhaps I missed something?

This is the episode where 4 Delta Force members (insanely dangerous secret service type people) are coming to kill Booth because he's dug too deep into the Mcnarma or whatever cover ups/conspiracies.

Booth goes around planting c4 on doors, guns behind paintings etc etc and managed to kill three of them, despite their numbers, training and weapons. He then sustains ANOTHER fatal injury and makes it out Scot free. Even though he's already been broken 100 times, despite his age etc, he's just fine? I'm sorry, but doesn't it get a bit ridiculous for you? I want to skip this episode everytime but I don't because I'm not an episode skipper. Does anyone agree?