And some dramas, but the more you watch them, the more they taste, these kinds of dramas are collectively called "forbidden dramas", such as "Madmen", such as "CSI", such as this drama. Just like those who seem to be OK at first glance, as the degree of understanding deepens, people who find the other person more and more attracted.
Ask me which category do I prefer? I answered like a rascal, loving both.
"Bones" is easy to be ignored at the beginning as "another crime drama". "It is nothing more than another episode and one case, all of which are similar." Yes, whether the case is wonderful or not really determines the level of this type of drama. The novelty is also the most important thing to add to the cake. At the beginning of the play, it was also based on the weird equipment, the method of death (and location), the superb professional level of the heroine, and the stacked research method of bones, insects, plants, etc. It is supported by the sexual attractiveness of blingbling in "Working with no tiredness".
But this is not the "soul" of a play.
As long as it is a drama, it is about people. Once you have a sense of identity with the protagonist, a play is half the battle. The soul of "Bones" is Bones.
Many fans have mentioned that the most exciting episode of this season is the 8th episode, the "SM episode". It is indeed the turning point for the show from "okay" to "exciting", because it is from this episode that the camera is gradually aligned. Bones himself. After digging down one episode after another, Bones’ entire personality was on the table, and the show became more and more exciting.
If it is small, this is a totally unhuman female scholarship. If it is big, it is a pure rationalist that is incompatible with the real society. If it is a bit bigger, it is a conflict between anti-humanity and humanity.
But no matter how you say it, the best thing about this play is that you have grasped this "soul" and will not let it go.
"I hate psychology. It is soft science."
"But people are soft."
"Except for their bones."
At first, I didn't like the hostess very much. I felt that her face was too square and temperamental. But after watching this season, I completely fell in love with her. Maybe watching dramas is the same as watching people. Once established Familiar with identification and closeness, they all seem pleasing to the eye.
She is the most successful "female tough guy" image I have ever seen. The previous images of female tough guys simply empowered them and made them infinitely close to men. Bones’ tough guys are women in the true sense. Tough.
I am afraid I will open another article to explain how the tough method is.
Anyway, come on, tough female guy, and, my "top list of favorite American TV shows", I'm afraid I will add another one!
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