For a spicy bone fan, it may seem like a trace of condensing Hart Hanson's 246-episodes in just five examples. The undisputed charm of Emily Deschel Brennan's temperament, Sali Booth of David Boranaz, and the rest of the colorful characters on the show is at best when the viewer experiences all his arcs, after all. However, it is not denied that every series has ordinary viewers, and many people no doubt want to find out what all the buzz about the show - especially with "Bones “revival look more likely than ever.

To that end, I have chosen what, for me, are the five quintensial episodes of "bones" that even the most common fan of procedural drama will want to check. Some of these episodes are there for the orbus, others because of their particular accommodation in the series, and others still simply because they are damn beautiful classes on TV. One thing they have in common is that everyone should absolutely see them at least once.

The "Pilot" is not the best episode of the "bone" season 1 - if you want the absolute best stories for the inaugural season, you may be better off with the dramatic season closer, the "Woman in Limbo" (Season 1, Episode 22), or the great Christmas for Christmas. However, the "pilot" is the episode set by the story and the characters, introducing all the important ISTSEFERSONIC Institute and its famous Medico-Laboratory Laboratory and establishes the dynamics between Brennan and Booth. It does not hurt that Waterloyd's central mystery remains at the Arlington National Cemetery is quite intriguing and introduces much of the investigation that beat the show continues at the remix of countless interesting ways.

The "pilot" elements introduce many changes, but the episode still establishes the basic aspects of the main characters of the show and marks the beginning of their stories. The "bones" develops above and above what is seen here, but the role of the "pilot" in the big pattern of things still makes it essential. And hey, if the viewer thinks they want to check another episode or six, there is no better place to start watching.

IMDB considers "Aliens in Space Broad" Best Episode of Bone "And honestly? It's not a lie. The Department of Season 2 is not only a brilliant episode on its own, but also doing a lot of rough work to promote the show's narrative that viewers will only realize their full influence in retrospect.

"Aliens in the spaceship" opens when Brennan and Jackec Hodgkins wake up in a car buried underground. Through dialogue and retrospective, we discover that Brennan, Hodgkins and the rest of their team are investigating the case of two teenagers whose bodies were found in a similar condition ... Five years after they were abducted.

Without going into details of the spoiler-y, the episode combines a wise, claustrophobic survival story with some particularly frightening case of Sunday. It also has a sincere shocking amount of signatures of the show's personal life, the development of characters, and the hearty moments at which the winds are called for several seasons in a row. If all this wasn't enough, the serial killer in the "Aliens in the Space Broad", Gradager, becomes one of the most memorable archiviles of the show - the one whose actions are so frightening The "bones" had to return to one of their worst killings. As a whole, "Aliens in the Space Broad" are looking at meetings, and this is a great example of all the things that make the "bones" so unique rolled in a comfortable package.

The "parts in the sum of the whole" is a wonderful episode of "bones". It also happens to be the 100th episode of the show, and its difficult nature and many interesting events make it a wonderful way to get to know the story so far.

The episode revolves around Booth and Brennan, discussing the handwriting with books Lance Swites (Francis Daily) and reveals that the "pilot" was not actually the first collaboration between the two. What follows is a story ruled by thigh retrospective, asking Brennan's help to resolve an awkward murder case before the "pilot" events, which is fun enough. However, the real shock of the show system comes with some key discoveries of the central couple's relationship, as the episode is deeply in the main reasons why the romance between the two is doomed despite their apparent chemistry ... and why it can only work one day.

In addition to reshaping the history of the show, "parts in the sum of the whole" are among the most important episodes of "bones" when it comes to Brennan and Booth's personal relationship, if not the The most key. Looking at the two beating the show, this makes an easy selection of any list of episodes to be seen.

One of the three episodes with the highest ranked "bones" of the IMDB, "Recluse in the Recliner" is an Elleven example of the urns of the last day of the show. Season 9 Final is one episode "Bones" that brings a personal story to promote Booth and combines with the death of a conspiracy theorist named Wesley Foster (Trevor Ester) to create one of the best and most dangerous mysteries of the show. The secrets of the case are taken by Booth and Brennan deeper and deeper into the gray machinations of the government agency, which puts them in great danger and affects Booth's career.

All cases of the "bones" are high deposits, but the "bearing in the bearing" takes matters to a new new level by setting them up against the seemingly invincible enemy that has great power. The show that lasts as long as the "bones" needs to find a way to increase the stakes, which can be a problem because many of the best series of series take place during the first half of their 12-season work ... But with episodes like this, the "bones" remind the viewer that it can easily boost things when it wants (and to avoid jumping).

Since the beginning of the story "Bones" is on this list, it is only fair that the last episode of the show (so far) makes the reduction. The series finals can be a tricky thing, but the "end of the end" becomes almost everything. The case of the episode of the week - finding the main antagonist of Season 12, Mark Covac (Gererrardo Selasko) and his sister, Annanin (Brit Show) - is a deliberate touch of focus, so the show can turn most of his attention to the effects of a dramatic lab.

Although the situation is stormy and dramatic, the relationships with the character are front and central here, and if you see the "end of the end" back to the "pilot", you will be shocked when you see how much the main characters have changed and what their status quo has changed. The chances are, you will be impressed by the way the episode manages to close the case, to deal with Brennan's situation, deliver a lot of fun moments by returning the characters, And Give every main character satisfying ending that still keeps them floating around the scene of murder investigations for the near future. "The end of the end" is the rare final that manages to have their cake and eat it. Just for that, it's worth looking at.