Good news and bad news.

Good news: "Bones" returns on April 14th.

Bad news: New episodes of "House" don't start until April 28th.


Another month? Ugh.


In other news, I've been procrastinating really bad today. And I have so much work to do. It's really terrible. Boo.

I'm going to guess that when they say "new episodes of 'Bones' coming in the new year," it means that I am "Bones"-less for the entire month of December.

Disappointing to the max.

However, tonight's episode was fabulous and I even got a little teary eyed at the end when Booth brought the Christmas tree for Brennan's family.

And the kiss...oy! I wanted some more lip action, but it was good enough for now. Until they actually start doing it.

But five weeks without a new "Bones"? Tragic to the max.


At least I have an episode of "House" now to ease the pain. BTW - I was super disappointed to see the black kid go last week, but the dumbass shouldn't have sold out to Cuddy

First off, Dr. Sweets on "Bones" (the psychologist working with Brennan and Booth) played Sam Weir on "Freaks and Geeks." This makes me like him even more and really hope he'll become a permanent character. He can help them with the psychoanalysis of their murderers, and what not. Though I am somewhat nervous that he'll turn out to be the Gormagon.


Second, August Rush was a disappointment in that there were many ways it could have been better. The casting of Robin Williams, for one. The shaky, yet cheesy beginning. The director (I think it could have found real life in the hands of a director with music video experience). The ending (are you kidding me with that one? Fuckers). But it was a fascinating story and I do love movies about music (whether it be Almost Famous, Empire Records, or Hairspray). Jonathan Rhys Meyers was absolutely the perfect choice for his role, and Keri Russell was spot on. Freddie Highmore could have used some better direction...

Overall, it was relatively enjoyable, and the vision I saw in my mind was ridiculously good.


That's all I've got for now.

Rider Strong on "Bones" is awesome. Rider Strong as a registered sex offender on "Bones" is not quite so awesome.

Plus, Azura Skye (who was indeed on "House" last week, and may be best remembered as Sandra Bullock's roommate, Andrea, in 28 Days) is a sweet-ass private investigator.

Finally, Emily Deschanel as Wonder Woman is just amazing.

I'm considering watching Almost Famous later, for many reasons, not the least of which is Zooey Deschanel. Those are some cool fucking sisters.

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In other news, while I rocked my last Anthropology exam with a 96%, my Chemistry exam came in slightly stunted at 89.6%. I'm not sure if he'll round up to an A-.

No word yet on 19th Century Art. I was so positive about it before that now I'm wondering if a) I may have jinxed it and b) I was too overly confident. I should know tomorrow, assuming the testing center is done with them.

Also, my film group decided to use Mean Girls for our project on Women in Film. It's pretty sweet and a good example of competitive women, etc.

And now...back to "Bones" and then "House."

I forgot how much I loved "Bones" until it came back on. Mmm..."Bones!"

I want Booth (David Boreanaz) and his hot, hot body. Temperance (Emily Deschanel) ain't hard on the eyes either.

And Cam reads trashy romance novels. That bumps her up a few notches in my book.

Crazy Andie is on "Bones!"


And by "Crazy Andie," I mean Meredith Monroe, the girl who played Andie on "Dawson's Creek" half a decade ago. But whenever I see her, I think "hey, she was on Dawson's Creek, and went crazy!"


Ooo...and Reid Scott (Brendan on one of my favorite new shows "My Boys").

This is shaping up to be a good episode.

I love "Bones."