Television
With the 60th Annual Emmy Awards coming up this Sunday, I thought I'd put forth my list of who I think will win the major awards -- along with, of course, who I think should win. Despite the stranglehold reality TV seems to have on the airwaves, there's still a lot of great television out there.
The episode opens with Booth and his son, Parker, playing ball in the park. Parker looks in a birds nest and finds somebody's finger! Gross. He wanted to put it in his pocket and take it home... even grosser.
At the lab, we meet Mr. Starret, Brennen's oldest grad student, and the newest "Zack's replacement".
It has been two months since the er, life-changing events of last season's finale and at first glance everything seems to be back to normal.
Tonight's trouble begins when the drama teacher has to leave due to a family emergency and Tabitha randomly offers to step in as director of the musical. Throughout the rest of episode, Tabitha shows off her "directing savvy" as she yells at Annie for her terrible singing.
TV on DVD Releases
- Chuck - The Complete First Season
- Criminal Minds - The Complete Third Season
- Dirty Sexy Money - The Complete First Season
- Dragon Ball Z - Season Six
- Duckman - Season One & Two
Okay, so we're going to try something new this week. Aside from listing who's going to be on the various late night talk shows throughout the week, I'm also going to give you my picks for which guests NOT to miss.
We open the episode with a trucker stopping to use an outhouse, when KABOOM! Trucker, fire, and poo flying everywhere! What an opening.
Booth is waking up Brennan at her house really early, and she has a... friend... there with her.
Aired directly after Yanks in the UK (1), so I suggest reading that one first.
Just moments before leaving for the airport to leave England, Brennan gets a call. She and Booth go off to investigate a dead, charred body believed to be forensic scientist Ian Wexler (the professor from Oxford), which Brennan rules a homicide.
As my first recap for Showbiz Monkeys, I feel I must tell you why I got hooked on Bones. You see, I am a huge Joss Whedon fan, and therefore a huge fan of the Buffy and Angel series. However, I was never a fan of the character Angel (David Boreanaz) and made fun of him relentlessly.
In an opening that may or may not be a lame tribute to this season of American Idol's boxing-themed finale, the camera zooms in on Theo & Mitch standing against a blackened background, which suddenly illuminates to reveal the audience.
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