what do you wanna know? i'll tell you everything.
EW.com's Behind-the-Scenes of the filming of the Booooones finale: it's actually really cute since they can't say anything. Included: TJ Thyne saying the f-word and pulling down his pants. Not lying.
Work today was super boring. I'm pretty sure the only way we could have been slower was if we had literally zero customers. I spent most of my time cleaning all of the display desks and bookshelves and thinking about all the tv I watched last night.
Therefore, here's a reaaaaally, really big SPOILERY Boooooooones season finale picspam. Focusing on the good things! Because there were good parts! It's pretty Hodgins-heavy because I'm fairly sure this can be counted as one of TJ Thyne's best episodes. Hands down. (I said one of the best; AitS still rules all.) We got everything Hodgins-wise in this episode: he was a big brother, he was concerned, he was confused, and laughing, and angry and slightly creepy and he did it all amazingly well. He also looks particularly hot with that cut above his eye. And if Hart wants to really go where he's going with this whole thing, I think we should get some angsty/angry/fucked up Hodgins next season. I mean, he was closest to Zack, after all.
Booth: Next time I die, I promise that I will tell you.
Brennan: I look forward to that.
Cam: If you want to do one of your experiments, just say it.
Zack and Hodgins: We want to do one of our experiments.
Cam: Go! Make plastic cannibal dentures.
Hodgins: Since when did I become the assistant?
Zack: Since I became the uncontested King of the Lab.
Hodgins: How are ya, Zack?
Zack: Quite severely injured.
I ♥ Big Brother Hodgins.
There's something about TJ's voice in this scene. It's low and scratchy and nervous. When I watched it last night, I assumed he was worried about being a suspect. Now, I'm thinking he was figuring out it was Zack (who, let's not forget, lives above his garage). Anyway, that voice thing. TJ, how are you so consistently awesome in the midst of this conflicting episode?
Oh. My. Guh.
Hodgins: He's scared of polka dots but screaming agony is just an interesting phenomenon.
Hodgins: Sometimes your friends gotta step in, dumb it up for you.
[The sentiment? Sweet. The delivery? Frakkin' creepy.]
If they gave Emmys based on a single moment, Tamara would win one for this.
Zack: There's... you are correct. There is an inconsistency in my reasoning.
What doesn't really show up in caps is that after Angela and Hodgins hug for a moment, she starts to let go and he grabs her tighter and then she puts her arm back around him. ;_;
Cam: I knew the day I met Zack he'd cause me pain.
Here's my reasoning for this scene: no, they are not okay with Zack being Gormagon Jr. This scene? They're treating him as if he died. He's gone. They're mourning him, and what he became, but before all this he was still Zack who needed a makeover and asked sex questions and found a home at the Jeffersonian. And they want to remember that, not him boiling a jawbone in Hodgins' garage.
Dear Mr. Addy, It is my pleasure to offer you the post of my intern in forensic anthropology.
I chose you from hundreds of applicants because of your knowledge, your desire to learn, and because I feel you will find a home here.
Work today was super boring. I'm pretty sure the only way we could have been slower was if we had literally zero customers. I spent most of my time cleaning all of the display desks and bookshelves and thinking about all the tv I watched last night.
Therefore, here's a reaaaaally, really big SPOILERY Boooooooones season finale picspam. Focusing on the good things! Because there were good parts! It's pretty Hodgins-heavy because I'm fairly sure this can be counted as one of TJ Thyne's best episodes. Hands down. (I said one of the best; AitS still rules all.) We got everything Hodgins-wise in this episode: he was a big brother, he was concerned, he was confused, and laughing, and angry and slightly creepy and he did it all amazingly well. He also looks particularly hot with that cut above his eye. And if Hart wants to really go where he's going with this whole thing, I think we should get some angsty/angry/fucked up Hodgins next season. I mean, he was closest to Zack, after all.
Booth: Next time I die, I promise that I will tell you.
Brennan: I look forward to that.
Cam: If you want to do one of your experiments, just say it.
Zack and Hodgins: We want to do one of our experiments.
Cam: Go! Make plastic cannibal dentures.
Hodgins: Since when did I become the assistant?
Zack: Since I became the uncontested King of the Lab.
Hodgins: How are ya, Zack?
Zack: Quite severely injured.
I ♥ Big Brother Hodgins.
There's something about TJ's voice in this scene. It's low and scratchy and nervous. When I watched it last night, I assumed he was worried about being a suspect. Now, I'm thinking he was figuring out it was Zack (who, let's not forget, lives above his garage). Anyway, that voice thing. TJ, how are you so consistently awesome in the midst of this conflicting episode?
Oh. My. Guh.
Hodgins: He's scared of polka dots but screaming agony is just an interesting phenomenon.
Hodgins: Sometimes your friends gotta step in, dumb it up for you.
[The sentiment? Sweet. The delivery? Frakkin' creepy.]
If they gave Emmys based on a single moment, Tamara would win one for this.
Zack: There's... you are correct. There is an inconsistency in my reasoning.
What doesn't really show up in caps is that after Angela and Hodgins hug for a moment, she starts to let go and he grabs her tighter and then she puts her arm back around him. ;_;
Cam: I knew the day I met Zack he'd cause me pain.
Here's my reasoning for this scene: no, they are not okay with Zack being Gormagon Jr. This scene? They're treating him as if he died. He's gone. They're mourning him, and what he became, but before all this he was still Zack who needed a makeover and asked sex questions and found a home at the Jeffersonian. And they want to remember that, not him boiling a jawbone in Hodgins' garage.
Dear Mr. Addy, It is my pleasure to offer you the post of my intern in forensic anthropology.
I chose you from hundreds of applicants because of your knowledge, your desire to learn, and because I feel you will find a home here.