#booth/bones

[ranbling]

Is your ship really that iconic if one of them haven't been buried alive and the other haven't tried to dig them out with their bare hands?

[goodnightbirdy]

so incredibly based of the bones writers to make Brennan autistic as fuck then have every man who meets her attracted as hell to her AND they dont stop being attracted to her when she does her autism thing, in fact most of the time it makes them more attracted to her.

shes blunt, overly serious, she thinks literally and is extremely competent in her field and the men on this show go "wow that was hot"

[did-sm1-say-catfish]

bones is a show with just so much meme potential. That being said:

Thanks for coming to my third bones talk. See ya next time :)

[hodginspodgins]

[acebirdofprey]

Brennan: Me and Booth are having another child. Sweets: That’s amazing. Booth, pushing a document over to Sweets: It’s you. Sign here.

[jessmalia]

JO AND MAL AES IN TV AND FILM: 94/? Bones | The Headless Witch in the Woods (2x10)

[fazedlight]

There's an aspect of Xena that I love, but have trouble putting into words. But I'll try: Xena didn't have a traditional sense of mentorship (especially male mentorship) or accountability to some authority.

It's difficult to break away from in female-led media. Buffy had Giles to guide her as a slayer. The Charmed Ones had Leo, who ultimately reported to the Elders. Mulder mentored Scully to an absurd degree in that her skepticism was never allowed to be right. Kara didn't break away from the DEO until she was basically forced to.

But Xena? She never had a group to report to. Her only male mentor was someone who was leading her down the wrong path. She found mentorship in Lao Ma, in a brief interlude that launched her into self-discovery. She found mentorship in Gabrielle, someone who in no sense "outranked" her but who simply brought her a different perspective at a time when she needed it. She feels like an independent person, which is something that seems to get afforded to female characters less often.

I'm really glad I grew up with Xena on my TV.

[goodnightbirdy]

I think Bones is the only show where i ship all of the canon straight ships and i think its because all the men are pathetically in love with their wives. they all become incredibly useless without their respective women and i really appreciate that in a man.

[did-sm1-say-catfish]

its actually so crazy being a bones fan like wdym i cry when i hear lime in the coconut?

[hodginspodgins]

[wxtchinghour]

I think hands down the funniest side story line in Bones is Vincent winning jeopardy, blowing his winnings on blow, then coming back like nothing happened

[jessmalia]

JO AND MAL AES IN TV AND FILM: 95/? Bones | The Glowing Bones in 'The Old Stone House' (2x20)

[holy-hell-is-an-oxymoron]

I love how it’s a running joke in bones the Brennan wants everything remotely near the remains shipped back to the Jeffersonian, but I find it even funnier when watching the first season and first half of the second where it was usually Booths idea to take everything. He really created a monster, huh

[insidethejeffersonian]

[irisofmyeyes]

the levels of yearning that were displayed in bones has never been done by a straight couple to that extent since. the tension they radiated every episode was unmatched. still thinking about them years later.

[did-sm1-say-catfish]

i was tired of never seeing any bones memes so i just made a few :)

Thanks for coming to my bones talk