Re: The Bones Writer's Thread

[heirofloki]

More Juice for the I-Heart-Hart Fanclub:

@HartHanson I love to write, so I was thinking of a good question for you. When do you feel most creative? 2AM, 5PM, after a run, etc.?

@forensicmama I myself am a very early morning guy. I sneak in to write before the day begins, if I have a choice. I seldom have a choice.

Heeh. So true. Except, of course, I usually just stay overnight and write between 2 and four. That's a fantastic time-frame (unless you've got class. Ouch).

As for our writers: Stephen! I love you Stephen! I don't know how you do it, but your dialogue skills make me forget there's a plot there somewhere. *mentally gives SN a hug* Seriously, I feel like such a groupie sometimes when it comes to these people.

Mind you I had some issues with the latest ep, but I'll come back to that after the actual broadcast.

Also, Bones alumnus Shane Brennan was in charge of the NCIS-spinoff pilot double-whammy that came to a conclusion this past Tuesday. Was I the only one who knew? Was I the only one who cared? *shrug* Maybe, but I was using those eps as a kind of litmus test re:SB's writing skills and eh, I'm not sure he passed. I mean, I love Brennan, he's done phenomenal things for NCIS as show-runner and really, he can take (CSI EPs) Anne Donahue and Crazy Carol for a spin, when it comes to doing procedural, but character-wise? Consider me non-plused. Even the inexplicable cuteness of Chris O'Donell won't make me tune-in for that one.

[ForensicMama]

Oh wow! Stephen's writing is amazing! He wrote The Critic in the Cabernet--first of all that's my favorite CASE of all time--body in a wine barrel=genius. And the dialogue is so wonderful that I have to watch again and again and again!

Also I love Karine Rosenthal--Double Death of the Dearly Departed--OMG such a hilarious episode!!!!!!!!!!

I also love to write at 2AM!!!! Yeah it seriously is not a good time frame when you have class lmao!

[heirofloki]

Karine also wrote Conman in the Methlab. We all know how awesome that was.

And Nathan wrote Soldier in the Grave and Glowing Bones. Both on my all-time favorite list.

We've got good writers on this show, yo.

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