Which guy being blown up LOL? There's a lot of that in this series. 🙂Sorry to randomly show up and butt in, but I have decided to try to watch Bones I've seen two episodes so far! I liked the part when the guy blew up.
That is all. 🙂
Yeah, I have no idea, but they need to explain it because it's bugging the crap out of me![MENTION=10354]VisionGirl[/MENTION], it wasn't bugging me much at first, but now I'm right there with you on the Parker thing! He is so absent this season and I don't get it...is the actor who plays him not available?
Zack Addy? I dunno, he hasn't been on the show since season 4, right fans? When was the 100th episode? He appeared in that one.I haven't seen the episode, but what's up with Zack?
Zack's in an insane asylum for assisting a cannibalistic serial killer named Gormogon. Last I checked anyway.Zack Addy? I dunno, he hasn't been on the show since season 4, right fans? When was the 100th episode? He appeared in that one.
Zack's in an insane asylum for assisting a cannibalistic serial killer named Gormogon. Last I checked anyway.
Awww. Zach, how I loved him. I definitely miss him. Not really sure why they got rid of him. If it were just story wise or if they wrote him out for another reason.I really didnt like the Zack storyline!! I know it was a huge surprise and kept everyone on there toes but I really liked Zack 🙁
Hadn't I watched all the episodes I'd have been right there with you.Someone said they were disappointed with the Zack storyline. I thought he must have come back for an episode or something. Sorry. My bad. 😀
http://www.ecorazzi.com/2012/04/03/bones-is-back-and-advocating-for-home-birth/:Bones Has a Baby and Mainstream Media Gets it Right (mostly)
Post by Rachel Dolan Wickersham on April 3rd, 2012
SPOILER ALERT! If you watch Bones on Fox and either Tivo or get a season’s pass online, DO NOT READ BELOW unless you want to know all about the birth.
Yes the birth. Bones fans (my family included) finally got what they’ve been waiting for all season. After two of the main characters had a natural birth with no pain medication last season, Bones writers broke with tradition and wrote in another birth into the current season. Usually two births, two seasons in a row would be a no-no, but the setup was too perfect – actress Emily Deschanel actually was pregnant. Her baby was born last autumn. Her character’s baby was born last night.
For those who don’t know, the Bones character, Dr. Temperance Brennan, is a forensic anthropologist. Despite being a crime-fighter, she would doubtless have studied numerous cultures and their birthing customs. Home birth fans and activists will be thrilled to know that the show was packed with arguments about the advantages of home birth, including concerns about bodily fluids in the hallways of L&D units and concerns about needing to feel safe in one’s environment while giving birth – all the stuff natural birth advocates have been saying for years. In addition, one of the characters even plans to become a doula to help with the birth.
After giving birth outside the hospital (I won’t say where so as to not spoil everything) Bones arrives home with her new baby in arms, clearly able to walk and behave normally. Those who haven’t been at a home birth may think this is ridiculous, but I remember being in my kitchen making a bowl of soup with my 3-hour-old newborn in my arms. It was probably not the best idea, but it was not at all impossible. That is what normal birth looks like. Finally, mainstream TV got it right.
Mostly. One more spoiler for you – there is no birth attendant other than the baby’s father, Booth. While there is a movement toward unassisted birth in our country, generally speaking, home birth is safer with a skilled attendant present – someone who has neonatal resuscitation skills and carries anti-hemorrhage medications. Nurse-midwives and professional midwives both meet this criteria, however Certified Professional Midwives are the only ones whose certification process requires a designated amount of out-of-hospital training.
Lack of midwives aside, this birth was, by far, the best I’ve seen on TV since more than a decades ago when characters on Northern Exposure had a beautiful home birth. Maybe the recent significant increase in home births will encourage more networks to get real.
Congratulations Fox and Bones! You birthed a nice baby.
‘Bones’ Is Back and Advocating for Home Birth 6 by Ali Berman April 3, 2012
Everyone’s favorite vegetarian scientist is back! Last night the spring premiere of fan favorite show “Bones” didn’t disappoint. (Beware: This post contains spoilers, but only about the birthing choices.)
Temperance Brennan, the rational scientist with a heart of gold, had her baby. While that’s great, we’re more interested in “how” she had her baby. In typical “Bones” fashion Brennan and Booth didn’t see eye to eye on how the baby should be born. Booth believes that a hospital is the safest place to have a child in case there are complications. Brennan wants to have a natural birth at home.
When Booth tries to convince her of the safety benefits while on a tour of the hospital, Brennan says, “On the contrary, hospitals are breeding grounds for antibiotic resistant super germs leading to high incidents of e. coli and staphylococcus infections.”
Then, the scientist we all know and love breaks out the black light to show all the nasty human gunk on the walls and floors. She says, “Based on the spatter patterns of the viscosity, I see indications of blood, blood, cerebral spinal fluid, amnitotic fluid, blood, more blood…”
At that point, the others on the tour are horrified and jump ship. You’ll have to watch the episode to see how the rest of it goes down.
As for Emily Deschanel’s personal birthing experience, the actress opted to also take a natural route. She told Pregnancy Weekly, “We’ve been taking HypnoBirthing classes, and I plan to do that. David will be with me, and also a doula.”
She’s not alone. Other celebrity advocates of natural births include Mayim Bialik who wrote the book “Beyond the Sling” dealing with the topic, and Ricky Lake who created a documentary called “The Business of Being Born.”
And for those of us veggies who were annoyed when Phoebe from friends ate meat during her pregnancy, Bones stays true to her diet and looks disgusted when someone suggests she eats beef to satisfy any cravings.
So Bones is basically naming her daughter Christian Angel? Don't feel very Bones-y if you ask me. Booth should be jumping of joy. Naming it after mother and best friend feels natural though. I just think the coincidence is "funny".