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[MBIC] July 2019 - Bones: Dads n Commentary (Patreon)

Published:
2019-07-06 19:35:02
Edited:
2022-02-02 16:58:07
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2026-06
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For the July Bonus of Indeterminate Content, we sit down with the pilot episode of Bones, featuring the hunkmaster himself David Boreanaz!Hope this slakes your thirst!

pw: bonez

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Bones Dads n Commentary

This is "Bones Dads n Commentary" by RocketJump on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Emily Fluty

"Not as many bones as I thought there would be" FREDDIE??? YOU SAID YOURSELF THAT SHE HAS THREE STORIES OF BONES IN HER LAB

Caz Flip Smith

I know I'm late to some mbics but "the quirky tit-shower" amazing. Side note: first and only ep of Bones I've ever seen so this was a trip

WickedChild95

What's insane is that bones and angel are pretty close in terms of when they aired, but are from completely different eras

Chris
>>39932438

David Hornsby who you might know as Rickety Cricket on Always Sunny.

Chris
>>82587642

Interesting to hear! My recollection is that her mannerisms got more exaggerated in later seasons, for whatever it's worth.

link

i would genuinely watch all of bones if you guys just talked over it the whole time like this

Nicholas McNab

This was so much more fun than I anticipated

dickaxe

Former archaeologist, late to this show but Yes to the Elmer's Glue question. Bones annoyed me bc of the way it portrayed my field, but it did make me seem a lot cooler to my friends than I really was.

Zakk Baker

Please quit everything and just reboot mystery science theater 3000

Lilyannifer

I went and watched the first ten minutes of this, to try to understand what the everliving hell was going on in the airport scene. Even being able to hear the dialogue, it still makes no sense.

Melody

Slowly but surely going through all of the Patreon content and my inner nerd is yelling that he’s Sam from True Blood. Just a few years too late…

Claire Wilson

I have never watched a single episode of Bones, so this is my first impression of it.

Shaun_qb

This was a wild pilot. I enjoyed the commentary. I haven't looked through all the MBIC, but I hope you do another one of these for another show

notcasserole

6 years later, still no narcs

Boxxy Darkheart

This was absolutely worth my money and time.

Andrew Duck

Can we expect more bones commentaries in the future? Or maybe even a Buffy/Angel commentary, that would be fun!

Emmy Dee

My favourite part was "i'm totally down with him bleeding out" hahaha Five stars

MLEbug

I now want to watch the Castle pilot with you guys...also all 12 seasons of bones. Hahaha! This was brilliant!

Permelia

I don't like Bones but I love listening to your commentary!

Nick Kornek

Fun fact: Emily Deschanel is married to David Hornsby, who stars in Mythic Quest alongside... Ashly Burch

Quesolicious

The guy you couldn’t figure out was Sam in True Blood!

Phi Oliver

Asperger's is no longer a diagnose in the current dsm it falls under ASD (autism spectrum disorder) Autistic coded characters are super common and are our preffer kind of representation most of the time because usually canon autisitc people in shows are not played by autisitc people and misrepresent us /use us for their narrative of what they want autism to look like or be

Phi Oglesby
>>82587642

Like on the good doctor they didn't even consult with any autistic people

Vanessa-Lynn Wilkens
>>82587642

Yeah, but it was in the DSM at the time of this recording. And as someone who is a female with ASD, I think that Bones is a good representation of a female who /might/ be on the spectrum. A lot of her mannerisms relate to me and when my roommate and I were watching it for the first time, he even remarked how she shared some traits with me. And for The Good Doctor, David Shore did consult with autistic people. Some people with autism like Freddie Highmore’s portrayal, and some don’t. I don’t think it’s fair to say that no consultation was done.

Vanessa-Lynn Wilkens

I like Bones because it is about a female anthropologist. Because of this show, I am working towards a BA majoring in Anthropology and Criminology.