I'm not very good at really analyzing shows, and I know there are those out there that can say things so much better so I hope after I write my few thoughts here that others will come and tell me what they think about this episode.
What I thought was the best part of the episode was Bones and Jack in the car. They had to use so many close ups to make it feel like it was restricted, and sometimes close ups don't always express what an actor was supposed to be portraying but in this case it really worked. The emotions and fear and hope all came across really well I think.
I loved the scene where Jack told Bones he's in love with Angela, not that we didn't know it but I really liked that he wanted to say it and HOW he said it. I also liked the hug between Jack and Bones before they set off the explosion. If I ever get buried alive I hope its with these two
Bones talking about God always makes me laugh, she's so honest and yet the way she feels that the dead deserve to be heard makes me believe she can't really not believe in something.
TJ did a really good job with the scene about not being able to go to sleep because he didn't know what he'd see when he woke up. I think that was probably my favorite scene of the whole show. Then Angela telling him he'd see her was just perfect.
And then one of the few things that bugged me, Cam wanting to go to New York with Booth for the weekend. While I know that Bones and Jack hadn't been taken yet, still they were working on finding a guy that buries people alive and lets them die if he doesn't receive a ransom and she's calmly sitting there and wanting to go away? Surely there is a better time for that, because the show does lead you to believe that these dead bodies aren't popping up daily and the people at the Jeffersonian do work other than murder cases. As I said in another thread though, I haven't quite warmed to Cam and maybe that is the reason it bugged me.
Well thats all I can think of to say for now. I know there is better insight out there so hopefully I'll get to read some of it!
Sharon
), I sometimes lose interest and don't look further 
. The eye of the practised quick reader who, for a living, often skims for sense instead of style takes me to the apparent end and then sweeps me off elsewhere. I'm much more likely to read it all if it's all there. Strange, huh? Obviously I have read all yours because I know they're well worth a thorough look, but I still find it off-putting when they disappear.
