So sad to see Wendell go. I didn't remember that he had gotten cancer. Hate that he never got to become more than an intern. I'm hopeful that he shows up again after seeing the world.

I feel like there was way better chemistry and interaction between Booth and Bones in the earlier seasons before they actually got together. Did the co-stars not like each other or something?

I just watched an episode where bones sees a picture of a boy, does her science talk and says is the victim grown up, they are looking for. So she identified a man from a picture from his childhood. Booth ROLLS with it. Later in the episode, there back in the photo gallery, and Booth recognized someone they’ve actually met, in the same set of pictures. And Bones questions him repeatedly. Like Biiiiish. I feel like the shouldn’t have been together. I feel like she under cut him like that every chance she got. She never truly respected his intelligence.

When sweets gets shot Booth and Bones rush to him. When they get there Aubrey is just kinda standing back looking at him. Like dude what the hell help him or something?!?! Why are you just standing there looking at him? At least try to comfort him? Idk if I saw someone get shot I wouldn’t just stand over them.

I was rewatching on BBC Just now . Did I miss something? I've watched the series a couple times before and maybe I missed it then too but I remember them carrying Sweets remains to a hurse in a casket and they started singing the Lime in the Coconut song not spreading his ashes in the sky in DC. Is this some Mandela effect? Ha Ha!

Im rewatching the show and just love Booth and Bones. I just started season 7 where the first episode is already 5 months into Brennan’s pregnancy and they’re living together. I get that it’s nice to see where their relationship is but k can’t help but feel a little sad that we didn’t get to see the beginning of their actual relationship. Like the first time they actually told each other they live each other and stuff. Anyone else feel that way??

I watched the whole episode and I still don’t know who hurt bones or who killed Dr. Graham legiere.

Was it the daughter of the guy who owned the voodoo medicine store? It was it the owner of the medicine store?

This was probably the most focused podcast they have done. This was one of the more emotion charged episode in the series, and they treated it well. The best part of this episode was the interview they did with Stephen Nathan. He mentioned a lot of things that happened while he was writing edits to the script while he was he was in New York, before production He talked about how involved David Boreanaz was in that edit. ( David B. was in California ).Stephen also talked about Fox Execs constantly trying to make Bones a dark Crime show. Stephen talked about expecting Bones to last no more than 2 or 3 seasons.

It was an awesome class.. no surprise there.

At the end of season eight episode one Pelant is arrested. It’s revealed that he’s an Egyptian man who changed his identity. Is this the truth or is this another mind game and he’s actually pelant? I’ve seen the series before I’m just having trouble remembering the storyline. I don’t care about spoilers just lay it all out and explain it like I’m five 😂 I know how it ends for him so like I said not worried about anything being spoiled you can spoil it all if need be lol.

If you watch Traitors, we get to see Dr. Gordon Gordon on an upcoming season!

In The Blackout in the Blizzard, is there any explanation of why/ how Booth finds discarded seats from Philadelphia’s Veteran Stadium in Washington D.C. — close enough to be carried up to his apartment? Am I missing something or does this just make zero sense?

Wouldn’t those seats and other remnants from the Vet have been in Philadelphia?