One of the things that seems to happen to me every summer is the discovery of some excellent television show (which I assert do, in point of fact, exist) that for some reason I have been totally oblivious to up till that point. This summer, being no exception to the pattern, has brought me Bones, the story of a crime-fighting forensic anthropologist and her actor-formerly-known-as-Angel partner.
Looking back, I think the reason I didn't start watching this show three years ago was that I was still livid over the cancellation of Angel, which I have now almost kind of gotten over (recent purchase of full-series DVD box set notwithstanding). The show really does have a little bit of everything: CSI-style mystery of the week, seasonal arcs that manage not to be too intrusive, humor that generally avoids the overly pedestrian, and of course the requisite star-crossed should-be lovers.
Plus, all of season one is currently up for free at Hulu, so really, you have no excuse.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Insert Skeletal Pun Here
Posted by Erin Clark at 11:31 PM
Labels: culture, television
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment