Review: The tender hunger of young love in ‘Bones and All’
The latest episode of Bones has a lot to do with the romance that is brewing in the hearts of some of the more interesting characters on the show.
As in many great stories, one character (and the show) begins with a seed of love from one character to another. But in Bones, it starts with the arrival of a very new love interest.
The show’s first season was set in a mysterious town. The second was a mystery that would reveal its secrets over the course of a single season. And the third was a battle against time and what would happen to the characters, as they each sought to make their way back home to their families.
There has never been a third season of Bones on television, but its third episode, “Blood” (season 3, episode 2), reveals a very different story, in which someone is trying to convince the characters of the show that they don’t have to return home, because that is only temporary.
A young woman, Dana (Emily Deschanel), is in an accident that kills everyone around her, and they leave her in a coma in the home of the “Bones” (and the “Claire” character). They don’t know about the accident, and the staff tries to find a cure for her (they also are unable to cure her), and decide to give her to a family that can create a cure without having to go through the agonizing process of giving it to her.
This is the first time the characters of Bones have left the town of Chicago (set in the first season), and they are on their way home when they go to a hospital where their daughter is being cared for.
The audience is introduced to two new people: The father is a man named Daniel (Brian Thompson), who is trying to track down his friend, Samir (Robert Francis Brown), and find him and his missing son. He is being pursued by a “Kamikaze” (also known as a “killer” or “devil”).
The mother of the boy, Jessica (Nora Zehetner), is one of the producers of the show, and she tries to get Dana’s real name and address. Her sister, Dana (Deschanel) knows
