Adam Baldwin on Bones right now! by Guenever

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Adam Baldwin on Bones right now!

POSTED BY: GUENEVER
UPDATED: Thursday, March 16, 2006 23:16
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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:24 PM

GUENEVER

Oooh, my heart goes pitter-patter.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:55 PM

GRIZWALD

Bad Adam! Bad, bad, BAD Adam!

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:13 PM

RAVENHAIR

Why did he have to be a bad guy? (Kinda saw it coming, though) Always with the bad guy role (well, not always, but...)And he looked so shiny in the leather.

*sighs* so no recurring role on Bones then?

One more thing: he's 44? I know that it's lighting and make up and all, but the man has good genes.

Anyone know when Daybreak is supposed to air (with Taye Diggs)?

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:14 PM

JOCKOCKEYOCK

Adam Baldwin - "Bones" Tv Series - guest on March 15th, 2006 - Spoilers
Adam Baldwin as Jayne Cobb on Firefly
as Marcus Hamilton on Angel

> < he looked weird clean shaven....

The court of this obsession, is abstracted from possession which when the worlds of outside in fall.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:18 PM

DRU

I found out too late. Just managed to catch the last few minutes.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:58 PM

JUSTICE90GT

LOL "Gay, why would you ask gay?" Funniest line of the episode. Got a hard time believing Adam can get his butt kicked that bad by a chick that didn't have her brain tampered with. LOL

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 5:02 PM

IMALEAF

mmmmmmm Adam Baldwin

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 5:06 PM

JAYNESBUNKWOMAN

Waaaaaaaaaa, i soo wanted him to have a recurring role - oh well, will have to hope that th pilot he's working on comes through. OR, that we get shiny BDS back!!

Yeah funniest line for sure...

Sure is lookin mighty fine - 'course I'm of the opinion that he'd look good bald, grey, whatever!

I'll be in Jaynes bunk

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 5:25 PM

CANTONHEROINE

*grumbles* At least you get to watch it. Bones hasn't begun airing in Tasmania yet.

On the plus side, at least I have some Adam-ogling to look forward to in the coming months.

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"Now somethin' about that is just downright unsettlin'."

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 6:08 PM

RAVENHAIR

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Originally posted by Justice90GT:
LOL "Gay, why would you ask gay?" Funniest line of the episode. Got a hard time believing Adam can get his butt kicked that bad by a chick that didn't have her brain tampered with.

The look he has on his face after she answers "Brokeback, got ask" or something like that, is priceless.

And, yeah, no way does he get taken down by Temperance.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 6:08 PM

WORKWORKWORK

Count me in on the "Adam, don't be bad!" wagon.

Anyway, I was watching with my wife and doing Firefly quotes MST3K style.

Brennan kicking Adam's butt:
"Start with the part where Jayne gets knocked out by a 90 lb. girl, cause that part's never getting old!"

The big save by Booth and crew at the end:
"Looks like we got here just in the nick of time! What does that make us?"
(wife) "Big Damn Heroes, sir!"

Sometimes you have to make your own fun.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006 6:24 PM

JUSTSHINY

I kept seeing commercials for it today, and was like "is that Adam?" Then I confirmed it was.

My mom said the same thing "I don't like him playing a bad guy role....well, a bad bad guy role."

I love how his name was Jaime. Hehehe!

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 2:48 AM

SCORPIONREGENT

I thought Adam did a good job of being bad. The Brokeback thing was funny. The only thing I didn't like was that the role he was cast in wasn't believable. If you really think it through it didn't make sense. No FBI agent is going to throw it all away for a bunch of mobsters, particularly in a way that would have gotten him caught in the long run anyways. Well everyone has to have a day job and I don't begrudge Adam for having to pay the rent. It wasn't his fault that the writers didn't think it through.

Funniest thing though, Edward James Olmos, (commander Adama on Galactica) in one of his earliest roles as a extra on the tv series Kojak, completely changed the scene he was cast in because he didn't agree with how it was written. Kojak is supposed to walk into a bar and ask a bartender (played by Olmos) to give up some critical information that gives up the bad guys. The camera is rolling Savalas walks in hits his mark says his line and Olmos says "Cut!" Jaws drop all over the set and Olmos says to the director "If a cop walks into a bar in this neighborhood, the bartender isn't going to tell him anything." They rewrote the scene and the rest is history.

Scorpion Regent

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:36 AM

HONORBOUND

Did anyone else notice that he has a girls name again... Jamie. He's just destined...

A kind word turneth away wrath, but not as well as superior firepower

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 5:10 AM

DANIELFYRE

Am I the only one who found it a bit weird looking at "Angel" and "Jayne" on the same TV show that was neither FF or Angel related...or Joss related for that matter?

-Dan

ain't that shiny?

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 6:07 AM

ZEEK

It was odd that I caught this. I don't even watch Bones, but I was flipping channels and saw him there.

It reminded me why I hate tv. This show survives but stuff like the inside gets taken off the air? Bones is so dumb. I saw Adam being bad a mile away. Everyone knows Bones and Booth will hook up eventually. And then break up eventually. And then hook up again eventually. Repeat.

Also, did anyone believe for a second that they let Booth go into that warehouse in his condition? He's a liability in that state. There's just no way.

I also agree that there's no way Bones was holding her own against Adam. That was just plain silly. Maybe one cheap shot would have gotten through, but all her sweeping his legs out and stuff is totally unbelievable.

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 7:24 AM

KAELE

Ok, I saw my first ever episode of Bones last night and I've got a few comments on it.

First of all, the whole awkwardness between Bones and Booth was painful. If I had a nickel every time they interrupted each other I'd be able to purchase the Firefly rights from Fox. The dancing scene was good acting, but made absolutely NO plot sense.

The whole show was more about how protective Booth was of Bones but he never really got a chance to SHOW it. And Bones never even really fought him on it. A man presuming he'd just waltz into my house and spend the night on my couch! Coworker or no, HELL NO!

The internet dating thing was a totally off-center distraction. It could have really tipped things along in the plot but never got developed enough.

Whomever wrote Adam's part should be shot. He was not likable enough in the beginning for the betrayal to even affect you. Once he mentioned the Mob assignment, that wasn't foreshadowing, it was just plain giving the plot away.

And getting his butt kicked by Bones? That man is a ROCK, there's no moving him. An FBI agent who should have experience in hand to hand combat getting his butt kicked by a doctor? Even with a lucky hit, she shoulda run and not hung out to hurt him. Idiot.

She's a forensic anthropologist and her team did all the work. Call me crazy, but I'd expect her to actually SHOW some of this genius that she's supposed to be.

Then at the end, there's no resolution with everything that happened, it was all focused on the relationship between the two. That's fine and all, but the show needs to decide on which it wants to be: cop show or soap opera.

I think this may be my last viewing of this show. I agree with my fellow above me somewhere. How can crap like this be on TV and Firefly gets cancelled?!?

~Kaele

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 7:49 AM

JAKE7

You really need to see the show from the beginning to get some of the relationship between Bones and Booth. The Internet dating thing does makes sense if you watched the other episodes.

Bones does do quite a bit of the investigating, this show really was an exception to the rule. All else aside, this particular episode wasn't written as well as others.

I really do like this show and would be quite disappointed if F*x cancels it.

As to the other comments about seeing Adam on this show, I couldn't help but think "Jayne! The man they call Jayne!" every time I saw him on the screen. It was quite weird to see him sans moustache/goatee thing.

I also thought of the 90lb. girl line when Temperance tried to escape!

I also thought of "I got stupid" when he was explaining how that one mob family was really good to him.

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 9:22 AM

KAELE

Well, someone likes it. Check this out at IMDB:

'Bones' Shakes Things Up for Fox

Quote:
Fox's new drama Bones edged out CBS's Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island Wednesday night, scoring an 8.4 rating and a 13 share to Survivor's 7.5/12. The two shows were tied in the adults 18-49 category. At 9:00, however, Fox pulled far ahead with a half-hour edition of American Idol that registered a 17.9/26. The show also provided some strong coattails for the debut of Fox's new sitcom The Loop, which posted a 9.3/14 and beat out a repeat of CBS's Criminal Minds, which scored an 8.7/13.

Check the link here:
http://www.imdb.com/news/sb/2006-03-16/#3

~Kaele

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 9:37 AM

COPILOT

I like Bones but come on the moment he stepped into the sceen well... after the squeeling stopped I knew he was the bad guy. And Bones would so kick a regular fed's ass not Jayne's ass but some random guy yes. The dancing makes sense to me cause who doesn't get a little dancing bug when that song comes on the radio I mean really don't lie you do a little seat dance.

An I carried such a torch

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:27 AM

HONORBOUND

I agree, you really need to have seen the show from the start. I actually really like "Bones". Listening to some of the critics here now reminds me of people who would jump into the middle of "Firefly" back in the day. They were so confused and thought that things didn't make sense. (Then they were convinced to rewatch from the start... and low and behold... Fireflyfans!)

The series has shown how Temperence can hold her own against almost anything. Kicking some out of work FBI agent's butt is nothing compared to some of the things she's had to deal with overseas in 3rd world countries. It's always fun to see her spend most of the show in the lab doing her intellectual thing and then all of a sudden you're reminded that, "Oh yeah" she can kick butt too. (I also love the interplay between Bones and Booth when she's trying to convince him that she needs a gun on their assignments...hee hee)

Overall, it's a likable show. MUCH better than a lot of that crap that's out there. Hell, they even referenced "Firefly" in an episode. It can't be all that bad...

A kind word turneth away wrath, but not as well as superior firepower

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:16 AM

PHOENIXRISING

While I agree that in the beginning Bones was a little rough around the edges I think it is only getting better. In response to those who think that Adam's character getting beat up is unrealistic should take a few things into account. One, Temperance is obviously a trained martial artist and probably very dedicated if her personality is anything to go by; two, she is not a small woman; and third, she got him off balance almost immediately. The bigger they are the harder they fall. Also, she did lose in the end. Personally I was kind of hoping she could fire a gun with her hands tied behind her back.

I like that it is a mix of life and crime solving. The interaction among the characters is meant to be enhanced by the crimes they solve and not the other way around. We've got enough of those already.

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:29 AM

LITTLEALBATROSS

I really like this show and really enjoyed this episode - and not just because Adam Baldwin was in it. That said, I have to respectfully disagree with these points:

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Originally posted by Kaele:

Ok, I saw my first ever episode of Bones last night and I've got a few comments on it.

First of all, the whole awkwardness between Bones and Booth was painful. If I had a nickel every time they interrupted each other I'd be able to purchase the Firefly rights from Fox. The dancing scene was good acting, but made absolutely NO plot sense.

It's supposed to be painful - the character of Bones is pretty awkward socially. And the dancing scene makes more sense if you've seen more episodes since it was more about character development than plot.

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The whole show was more about how protective Booth was of Bones but he never really got a chance to SHOW it. And Bones never even really fought him on it. A man presuming he'd just waltz into my house and spend the night on my couch! Coworker or no, HELL NO!

Once again, this has been set up in prior episodes. Bones did argue with him a bit, but on the same note she had just been shot at.

Plus Booth usually doesn't take no for an answer (she spent the first few episodes trying to get him to stop calling her Bones).

And at this point, they're not just coworkers - they've spent a lot of time together in some pretty intense circumstances (ie. previous episodes) so it was believable in the context of the plot.

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The internet dating thing was a totally off-center distraction. It could have really tipped things along in the plot but never got developed enough.

Once again - character development. And I was glad the online dating didn't have a bigger role in the plot since the online date/killer is becoming a cliche.

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Whomever wrote Adam's part should be shot. He was not likable enough in the beginning for the betrayal to even affect you. Once he mentioned the Mob assignment, that wasn't foreshadowing, it was just plain giving the plot away.

I was a little disappointed it wasn't a bigger role, but had it been a different actor in the part I don't think I would have even noticed.

And getting his butt kicked by Bones? That man is a ROCK, there's no moving him. An FBI agent who should have experience in hand to hand combat getting his butt kicked by a doctor? Even with a lucky hit, she shoulda run and not hung out to hurt him. Idiot.

She's a forensic anthropologist and her team did all the work. Call me crazy, but I'd expect her to actually SHOW some of this genius that she's supposed to be.

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Then at the end, there's no resolution with everything that happened, it was all focused on the relationship between the two. That's fine and all, but the show needs to decide on which it wants to be: cop show or soap opera.

How much resolution was needed? They found Bones, the other murderer was already dead (and linked to the first body in the lab), and they discovered the FBI agent had killed the mob guy (the other body in the lab).

The relationship between Booth and Bones was a main part of this episode, but it's not every week, and it's been developed over time (at the beginning of the season Bones was refusing to work with Booth).

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I think this may be my last viewing of this show. I agree with my fellow above me somewhere. How can crap like this be on TV and Firefly gets cancelled?!?

Crap is Temptation Island and Paradise Hotel (which if IRC is what replaced Firefly).

Most of the criticism directed at Bones seems based on viewing one episode in the middle of a season - which isn't fair. A lot of the character interaction in this episode was set up in previous episodes. It's like just watching Safe or Shindig - it's hard to fully appreciate those episodes without seeing what comes before them.

Just my $0.02

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 12:08 PM

MICJWELCH

I've been watching Bones for a few weeks now, and I kind of like it. I agree that people shouldn't critique the show if they haven't seen any other episodes. Adam Baldwin's character was pretty predictable, though. You knew he was the bad guy right off. The only problem I have with Bones is that it is a blatent rip off of Crossing Jordan. But I just push that aside and watch it anyway.

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 12:47 PM

PHOENIXRISING

How is Bones a rip off of crossing Jordan? These characters do not work in a morgue and despite being smart, opinionated females Brennan and Jordan have little in common. Yes, there are some similarities, but they are hardly the same show.

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 12:56 PM

AURAPTOR

America loves a winner!

He sure did look different all cleaned up and shaven . I know he was really GQ'd up as Marcus, but this was different. But of COURSE he had to be a bad guy, and yes, I saw that coming. I thought he might hook up w/ that one chick who noticed he had no ring on his finger. But I wish the show didn't end up in such a nice, neat package. Adam should have gotten away and been a reoccuring character, or something.

People love a happy ending. So every episode, I will explain once again that I don't like people. And then Mal will shoot someone. Someone we like. And their puppy. - Joss

" They don't like it when you shoot at 'em. I worked that out myself. "

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:23 PM

PERSEPHONE736

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Originally posted by Zeek:

I also agree that there's no way Bones was holding her own against Adam. That was just plain silly. Maybe one cheap shot would have gotten through, but all her sweeping his legs out and stuff is totally unbelievable.

I agree- my mom and I both looked at each other and started laughing at the unbelievability of it all. Also, wasn't she handcuffed or something? Yeah, I still don't get why shows like Firefly get cancelled but hey, what are you gonna do?

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:30 PM

KAELE

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Originally posted by LittleAlbatross:
Crap is Temptation Island and Paradise Hotel (which if IRC is what replaced Firefly).

Most of the criticism directed at Bones seems based on viewing one episode in the middle of a season - which isn't fair. A lot of the character interaction in this episode was set up in previous episodes. It's like just watching Safe or Shindig - it's hard to fully appreciate those episodes without seeing what comes before them.

Just my $0.02

Oh, I completely agree with the Temptation Island thing. I cannot stand reality shows. This is why I like scifi and fantasy. I like my angst gussied up a bit.

I'm glad you respectfully disagree. I agree that we disagree. :) I posted my opinion on my first viewing of the show. Although, one bright spot was Boreanaz's acting. I never really got into Angel, but I see he's much more comfortable here and his ability shines through much better.

Perhaps a lot of my problems is that I do not particularly like Brennan. The character isn't believable to me.

I feel no growing need to see this show again. But if you guys like it, enjoy!

~Kaele

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 5:26 PM

JAYNESBUNKWOMAN

Quote:
Originally posted by Kaele:
Well, someone likes it. Check this out at IMDB:
'Bones' Shakes Things Up for Fox
Quote:
Fox's new drama Bones edged out CBS's Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island Wednesday night, scoring an 8.4 rating and a 13 share to Survivor's 7.5/12. The two shows were tied in the adults 18-49 category. At 9:00, however, Fox pulled far ahead with a half-hour edition of American Idol that registered a 17.9/26. The show also provided some strong coattails for the debut of Fox's new sitcom The Loop, which posted a 9.3/14 and beat out a repeat of CBS's Criminal Minds, which scored an 8.7/13.

Check the link here:
http://www.imdb.com/news/sb/2006-03-16/#3

~Kaele

i like to think us browncoats supporting adam had a bit to do with the ratings!
I am an occasional watcher of bones (they changed the time slot gorrammit) and so I get the relationship between Booth and Bones, but Kaele is right on thing - not a big fan of temperance myself.
Still bummed that Adam won't get recurring role though....

I'll be in Jaynes bunk

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:13 PM

BELOWZERO

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Originally posted by Ravenhair:
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Originally posted by Justice90GT:
LOL "Gay, why would you ask gay?" Funniest line of the episode. Got a hard time believing Adam can get his butt kicked that bad by a chick that didn't have her brain tampered with.

The look he has on his face after she answers "Brokeback, got ask" or something like that, is priceless.

And, yeah, no way does he get taken down by Temperance.

No, he clobbers her pretty good when he is about to sacrifice her, doesn't he, but she gets her licks in!

Took me forever to recognize him. My SON actually picked up on him first: "MOM! That's JAYNE!" I just thought, gee that guy soinds awfully familiar, and looks familiar too....hmmmm...

Wish he had a recurring role though. I LIKED his character. Well, up until the sacrificing Tempe part.

"Do not go gentle into that good night....
Rage, rage against the dying of the light. . ."
--Dylan Thomas

Though my soul may set in darkness
It will rise in perfect light.
I have loved the stars too fondly
To be fearful of the night.

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Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:16 PM

BELOWZERO

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Originally posted by micjwelch:
I've been watching Bones for a few weeks now, and I kind of like it. I agree that people shouldn't critique the show if they haven't seen any other episodes. Adam Baldwin's character was pretty predictable, though. You knew he was the bad guy right off. The only problem I have with Bones is that it is a blatent rip off of Crossing Jordan. But I just push that aside and watch it anyway.

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

Um, actually it's a blatant ripoff of Kathy Reichs books, lots of them. With a cute FBI agent added for some visual interest. :) Tempe existed long before Jordan and I don't really see the connection even tho I watch both....I love the forensic anthro stuff in Bones, showing off my geekiness I guess...

"Do not go gentle into that good night....
Rage, rage against the dying of the light. . ."
--Dylan Thomas

Though my soul may set in darkness
It will rise in perfect light.
I have loved the stars too fondly
To be fearful of the night.

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