Shifting Bones
Silence is not the way I sleep. I am the type of person who needs noise to
get to sleep . . . so I always sleep with the television on. I usually put a comedy show I know by heart
on repeat, like The Big Bang Theory,
or back in the day, Friends; but recently
I have been watching Bones at
night.
I recently heard a newscaster mention how you can watch some
shows from any point and still be entertained.
Ninety’s comedies, for example, you can watch from any point once you
know the characters. On the other hand
more and more television shows are like mini movies, with evolving characters.
While re-watching Bones
on Netflix yesterday I realized that it’s an interesting mix of story
types. For the most part you can watch
any episode of Bones without being
confused, maybe that is why it is always on in the commuter lounge. I believe this is because of the revolving cast
of secondary characters. The lab has a changing
cast of interns, and it’s genius. Each
week a different intern might be working, and it actually makes sense. The main characters greet the interns and ask
any questions that are needed to catch the audience up. Of course, Bones has evolving characters, all with major live changing events
over the almost decade of seasons.
I am now curious if one intern’s life could be
followed. If I decided to follow the
life of Dr. Edison and only episodes his character is in, would it make sense?
I think it’s possible each secondary character in Bones could be followed to give a
completely different perspective of the show.
If this becomes my new project, look forward to hearing about it in my
future blog.
~Jackie
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