By Jamie Ruby
Serial killer Pelant (Andrew Leeds) returns in an all new episode of Bones, tonight on Fox. The star of the series, Emily Deschanel, who plays Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan, recently talked to the media about the season finale, "The Secret in the Siege."
The actress talked to SciFi Vision about the challenges of switching between light and emotional scenes. "[The amount of challenge] depends on the emotion and the way the scene is written and the circumstances. I find it challenging to switch tone like we do on our show. It's definitely challenging to go from comedy to humor and lightness to sadness. It really depends on the particular scene and what it is. Sometimes emotion comes easily for me and sometimes it's more challenging...I think that when you're supposed to have emotion out of nowhere, that's challenging for me."
Serial killer Pelant (Andrew Leeds) returns in an all new episode of Bones, tonight on Fox. The star of the series, Emily Deschanel, who plays Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan, recently talked to the media about the season finale, "The Secret in the Siege."The actress talked to SciFi Vision about the challenges of switching between light and emotional scenes. "[The amount of challenge] depends on the emotion and the way the scene is written and the circumstances. I find it challenging to switch tone like we do on our show. It's definitely challenging to go from comedy to humor and lightness to sadness. It really depends on the particular scene and what it is. Sometimes emotion comes easily for me and sometimes it's more challenging...I think that when you're supposed to have emotion out of nowhere, that's challenging for me."
Lost Girl follows the story of Bo (played by Anna Silk), an unaligned succubus, who refuses to choose sides, but helps both Fae kind and humans when she can, all while trying to understand who and what she really is.
This season of American Idol is a girl's to win, as the top five were all female. The latest contestant to be voted off was country singer Janelle Arthur. The singer recently talked to the media about her experience on Idol, as well as what her future holds.
This episode was just a little off-kilter. There was something about it that I couldn’t readily identify. The show is set as a legal procedural so much so that one becomes used to certain patterns and a rhythm within a particular episode. For much of this one, that rhythm feels disrupted. Personally, I think it’s the prospect of losing a case. The firm has been winning for so long that they fear losing. They can’t handle it, at least not without some outside help.