Wednesday, January 21, 2009

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Bones




The guideline telefilrm this apparently is not the most original, especially for fans of the various CSI, NCIS, Criminals Minds ect ect. There are murders, often bloody and investigate (but go?) To find the culprit. Moreover, cases are sometimes simple, often you get to the final solution by yourself, because the circle of possible offenders is limited.
So why watch it? Why this show has some of the most sparkling dialogue that I have seen in recent years and has different characters with charisma, helped by good actors who impersonate them.
Temperance Brennan, a doctor of forensic anthropology, and Seeeley Booth, an FBI agent, investigating side by side but could not be two people more different. The first is a lab rat, a genius with the absolute inability to handle interpersonal relationships and to interact with the world. Agent Booth is more than normal as can be, and the dialogues-in which he and Temperance "Bones" as he nicknamed him-give life from their opposing worldviews are the best part of telefilm.I employees of the Bones Jeffersonian Institution in Washington are not mere onlookers without their own personality as often happens in this kind of show, but brilliant scientists with their phobias and their sometimes surreal paranoia. The result is an enjoyable product, I recommend it highly.

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