BonesDouble Death of the Dearly Departed
Original Air Date: Apr. 19, 2009
Karen- Sr. Staff Writer
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This episode was pretty much one of the funniest ones they had. I am just going to cover the funny moments…but believe me….they are funny.
Hank, a worker at the Jeffersonian, died and everyone is going to his wake. No, we have never met Hank in all the years Bones has been on TV, but that’s OK. At the wake, Bones is confused as to who Hank is, but yet everyone else comes up with some story on how Hank helped them. Bones just has this dazed look on her face like “who was this guy”, heck, even Booth knew who he was.
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This episode was pretty much one of the funniest ones they had. I am just going to cover the funny moments…but believe me….they are funny.
ReplyDeleteHank, a worker at the Jeffersonian, died and everyone is going to his wake. No, we have never met Hank in all the years Bones has been on TV, but that’s OK. At the wake, Bones is confused as to who Hank is, but yet everyone else comes up with some story on how Hank helped them. Bones just has this dazed look on her face like “who was this guy”, heck, even Booth knew who he was.
Each one of the “squints” gives there respect by visiting the casket. As Bones approaches the casket, she starts looking at this guy a little more closely, too closely. She starts to touch him and even feels around inside his shirt. This freaks out Booth and he comes over, only to have Bones tell him that Hank was murdered or “translated” as Booth made up a code word for murdered.
Since Bones wants to take the body to the Jeffersonian to prove he was “translated” (lol), her and Booth decide to sneak the body out of the funeral home. So picture this: Hodgins is giving a short little eulogy when he sees B&B outside in the courtyard, carrying the dead body (Booth at the head and Bones at the feet), very clumsily. So as they are dropping him and fumbling, Booth motions to Hodgins to keep talking. The look on Hodgins face is priceless. His face is turning red, and is somewhat choking, but the people just think he is getting emotional as he talks about Hank.
So now that Bones and Camille take the body back to the Jeffersonian, Booth has to keep everyone from viewing the body (that’s not there). They close the casket and tell some people that the body is seeping fluid…YUK! that is just gross, but what do you expect from the squints.
Now that Bones is back at the funeral and figures out how he was killed, she sends Sweets and Hodgins to go and bring the body back. The widow and the bimbo that Hank had an affair with argue. Then Booth sees Camille and Sweets trying to carry the body back into the casket room and take the same route B&B did. Believe me they are just as funny in carrying the body as B&B were. So to distract everyone, Booth gets everyone to start singing “Swing low, sweet chariot” and even does a little jig while he’s at it. (very funny).
Sweets: “This is why I hate funerals”
Angela: “This is why I love funerals”
Good episode
Did anyone else see this?
By the way, the step mother killed him, so her son could get the inheritance.
I agree, this was one of the funniest episodes I've seen! :)
ReplyDeleteCarrying the body back and forth was just priceless. I also had to chuckle when Camille pulled out of the funeral home in Angela's car, and Hank's head hits the window with a *thunk*.