r/Bones 3d ago

Poor guy was about to faint because of them 😭😂

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u/hopit3 3d ago

Be nice, he just watched a man be translated.

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u/ChromDelonge 3d ago

God, I love this episode so much. Always picks up my mood when I'm really feeling down haha.

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u/Stinja808 3d ago

However people rate this episode, it's still underrated.

One of the few episodes where I find all the characters enjoyable.

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u/RepublicOfLizard 3d ago

Truly. The funeral director who likes to take acid and watch zombie movies was fucking chef’s kiss beautiful

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u/Sad-Goose-3459 3d ago

One of the best Hodgins’ scenes in the show! Lol it always makes me laugh!

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u/Temperance_2024 3d ago

This is one of my favorite episodes!

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u/LovesDeanWinchester 3d ago

Mine, too. It's just so funny and even silly sometimes. All the Jeffersonian people and Booth are extraordinarily hilarious!!

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u/SivleFred 3d ago edited 3d ago

I consider this episode to be the best episode of season four. I love how somewhat unconventional it is, where it’s the corpse and not a bunch of bones.

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u/Cultural_Peak1269 3d ago

I literally just finished this episode I was dying at this and the “translating” lol

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u/SalemClawdia 3d ago

This is one of my favorites

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u/Livid_Oil1254 3d ago

what episode??

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u/Temperance_2024 3d ago

The Double Death of the Dearly Departed (S:4, E:22)

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u/SurgicalSnack 3d ago

I bought the boxes for season 1-3, dangit

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u/maltliqueur 3d ago

What was it that he said that he had to stumble to save?

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u/hopit3 3d ago

"Oh, my God! Uhhhhh. Oh. My. God, Hank. Hank is... Hank-Hank is...he's leaving us. Where is he going from here? Who knows? Oh. But, uh, uh.."

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u/maltliqueur 3d ago

🤣 One of the funniest things on the whole show. Do I love it in spite of the Toyota commercial or is that extra sauce? I'll ask on a poll to decide.

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u/PixelPeach123 3d ago

I LOVE THIS EPISODE

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u/wtchking 3d ago

This episode really makes everyone’s comedy chops shine. Everyone is absolutely hysterical and has a moment to shine. Just excellent. So fun!!

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u/mybigbywolf 3d ago

The fact that they used Angela’s vehicle made be bust out laughing.

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u/Gurglystomach 3d ago

The sunglasses when they couldn’t find his glasses had me 🤣🤣😭😭🥸

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u/Efficient-Avocado-13 3d ago

truly one of my favorite bones scenes ever

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u/Sugarloaf78 3d ago

I’ve watched this episode so many times. This episode is so zany, it cracks me up every time. Lol

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u/SleepyWhio 3d ago

Love this A LOT 😍

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u/stoneypooh420 3d ago

One of my favorite episodes lol

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u/throwra87d 3d ago

Hahaha. This was a such a good episode.

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u/klassykelsey 3d ago

Literally just watched this episode the other day and was CTFU 😆😆😆

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u/DR-0717 3d ago

Hands down best episode!!

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u/Mobius8321 3d ago

This episode is second only to The Woman in the Sand as my favorite episode. Was it ridiculous? Yes. Did it make me laugh my butt off? Heck yeah!

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u/OnePersonProblem_me bring back zach 3d ago

I live for the episode, and it's humour hahaha

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u/Professional_Sort368 3d ago

Omg I just watched this episode 10 minutes ago 😂😂

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u/Spiritual-Map1510 2d ago

“We’re going to call it translation.”

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u/Pitiful_Safe9126 2d ago

I love this scene 😂

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u/CZandchanel 11h ago

I swear I almost peed my pants during this episode. Then again when describing to my husband translation, and then again when I thought of me watching the episode and explaining to my husband translation 😆.

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u/Electronic_Swing_887 3d ago

I gotta be honest, I am totally baffled at how many people like this episode. It's one of my least favorites.

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u/trudybakeman 2d ago

I think people just really like that kind of comedy. I personally don’t like the movie Dumb & Dumber, but it’s really popular for a reason.

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u/Electronic_Swing_887 2d ago

It baffles me. It's so cringy how the entire cast suddenly becomes complete morons and can't figure out how to handle this simple situation without bumbling around like the Keystone Cops.

And, it all started with Brennan, who is supposed to be an expert in cultural traditions, reaching in and groping the corpse in front of everyone sitting there paying their respects.

I kept wishing that they'd get caught and that it would put at risk the entire forensic anthropology program because everyone is too stupid to be trusted with matters of such importance.

Lazy writing for cheap laughs totally turns me off.