oh, the earring moment
I love it, I love it, I LOVE it when T.J. Thyne talks about the Hodgins/Angela relationship in interviews:
So, for now, Jack Hodgins, for the first time in 4 years, needs to go think about himself in this. Needs to walk away from Angela so he isn’t hurt yet again. If you asked Jack, he’d say “oh yeah, we are great friends, there’s nothing there.” But every time she walks by, he’ll discreetly inhale the air just to get close to her. Every time she looks at him, he’ll stop breathing for just a minute. And every time she accidentally brushes his arm, or touches his shoulder, he will melt. One day, he’ll move on, maybe. Or maybe, just maybe, the storybook ending will come a knocking and Jack will get his lady. And on that day, should that day arrive, he’ll fall to his knees and cry to the heavens with open arms, a resounding THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
The interviewer then says "I think we all just swooned over Jack even more." I think we all just swooned over TJ even more. His H/A answer is longer than what's up there; that's just the last paragraph. He's such a sweetie.
So, for now, Jack Hodgins, for the first time in 4 years, needs to go think about himself in this. Needs to walk away from Angela so he isn’t hurt yet again. If you asked Jack, he’d say “oh yeah, we are great friends, there’s nothing there.” But every time she walks by, he’ll discreetly inhale the air just to get close to her. Every time she looks at him, he’ll stop breathing for just a minute. And every time she accidentally brushes his arm, or touches his shoulder, he will melt. One day, he’ll move on, maybe. Or maybe, just maybe, the storybook ending will come a knocking and Jack will get his lady. And on that day, should that day arrive, he’ll fall to his knees and cry to the heavens with open arms, a resounding THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
The interviewer then says "I think we all just swooned over Jack even more." I think we all just swooned over TJ even more. His H/A answer is longer than what's up there; that's just the last paragraph. He's such a sweetie.