Bones - Die Knochenjägerin The Spark in the Park (2005–2017) watch online HD

There are sometimes when I can't stand Booth and his macho jock meat head ways. This is one of those episodes; after years interacting with highly intelligent people Booth should be more compassionate to the victims father and his unique way of dealing with grief. It was clear from his behavior that he was being pushed to the brink of suicide by his daughters death. This show hardly ever makes me cry but this one did and the actor playing the father was fantastic and made me feel his pain at his loss. Unlike the country singer episode I felt nothing for the murder victim but everything for her lonely father. Cam confronting the woman who stole her identity, wow just wow; that woman must be a sociopath to rationalize her behavior like that.

I decided to write a review because I think this episode is better than others would have you think. It does plod along a bit and it's not a thriller, but the team get the job done. Cam gets to confront the woman who stole her identity and the team solve the murder of a teenage girl. My main criticism is Booth's attitude towards the victims father. The father is a math professor, and Booth sees his lack of emotion as an admission of guilt. Brennan tries to get Booth to see that the father is behaving just as she would but Booth doggedly refuses to see it. You would think that after being with Brennan for so long, Booth would have been more sensitive. The saving grace of this episode is the final scene with Brennan and the father. Beautiful and emotional. It's the reason this episode gets a 7 and not a 6.

SPOILERS--I think. Being cautious. Again, the main characters are lecturing us. Cam realized that she shouldn't be vengeful and screw full justice. She learned it from her Muslim finance because, as we all know, it is a religion of peace and the fiancé is another flipping Gandhi. Almost as bad as episode uncovering the first racist hate crime. And who was the raciest? Yep, modern man and the Neanderthals were docile peace loving defenseless downtrodden people. (They were not.) Also fed up with the long convoluted stories centered around main characters with kidnapping, running from being framed, obsession with a murdered mother, Gormagon (remember that turd?) If I wanted soaps, I'd watch good ones, not this drivel. Writers should stick to GOOD murder cases, forensics, detective work, etc. Any show short of that and we are now flipping the channel. Sometimes don't watch for weeks.Sigh.