Bones: Episode 10x11 "The Psychic in the Soup" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for the next episode, episode 10x11 "The Psychic in the Soup".

Fifty Shades of Grey: Cyndi Lauper should seriously make a song called “Ana just wants to be miserable forever” (My thoughts on Chapter 2)

It’s been quite a while since I posted my thoughts post on the first chapter of Fifty Shades of Grey, so I decided that it was time to do a post on chapter two. As weird as it may sound, I’m actually doing my commentary on chapter two as a part of my preparation for reading and reviewing the first book in Sylvia Day’s book series Crossfire, which in case some of the people reading this are unaware is called Bared to You. Since I’ve heard a lot of people compare the Fifty Shades trilogy to the Crossfire series, I thought it might be a good idea to read and comment on at least one more chapter of Fifty Shades of Grey before I read Bared to You; that being said, here are my thoughts on chapter two.

I’d like to start out by mentioning that reading this chapter in order to review it was a part of my third or fourth attempt at reading the first three chapters of the book. For the most part, my having to start reading the book all over again several times isn’t necessarily a reflection on the book itself. However, I do maintain my opinion that this is a pretty terrible book. I started reading this book the first time back in June I believe, and I was originally going to comment on more than one chapter at a time. Once I actually got started reading the book, I realized how horrible it was and quickly decided that commenting on more than one chapter of the book at a time would probably result in my posts being the longest piece of writing in the history of the written language. Just reading and commenting on one chapter of the book at a time leaves me with a great deal of things to talk and rant about. Unfortunately, I ended up having a lot of health problem starting at the beginning of July that I was dealing with all the way until around the middle of September, which didn’t leave me with enough time where I would be able to read the book and write posts on it since I was constantly surrounded by doctors, nurse, family, friends, etc. during that time. Once I got to a point where I had time to read any books and review them, I got really into reading Emma Chase’s book series Tangled and wanted to start reviewing those books, which are MUCH, MUCH, MUCH better than the Fifty Shades trilogy. Long story short, here I am again, finally commenting on chapter two of Fifty Shades of Grey.

Another reason why it has taken me so long to read and comment on this chapter, and this reason is definitely reflection upon the book is the fact that it’s fourteen pages long. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t consider having a chapter of a book being fourteen pages long to be all that long of a chapter. However, when it comes to this particular chapter, it seemed like the chapter was a lot longer than that as I was reading it though. There were times during my earlier attempts to read this book where I got so bored reading this chapter that I literally fell asleep reading it. I would say that it was mostly due to the fact that for most of the chapter I felt like I was reading a written summary of Ana’s daily life, which seems to focus mainly on her mentally dwelling on how embarrassed she felt about interviewing Christian and thinking bitchy thoughts about Kate as she tried to go about her usual routine of going to work at Clayton’s Hardware Store, working on her schoolwork, and hanging out with Kate and another friend of hers, José. 

Bones: Scoop on episode 10x11 "The Psychic in the Soup" from Entertainment Weekly's Natalie Abrams

Here's some scoop on Bones from Entertainment Weekly's Natalie Abrams' The Spoiler Room column, which was posted on 3/6/15.

Anything for Booth and Brennan? Bones being on its winter hiatus is a killer. — Emma
The show’s return coincides with what would’ve been Sweets’ birthday, which dredges up old wounds. But with Avalon (Cyndi Lauper) returning to assist with the case of a dead fortune teller, the psychic will find a way to bring Booth and Brennan some closure.

Link to the full article:Spoiler Room: Scoop on 'Jane,' 'Bones,' 'Once,' and more | EW.com

Bones: Scoop on Booth and Brennan's wedding in season 9 from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos

Here's some scoop on Bones from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 9/12/13.

Natalie: Give me anything and everything you've got on the Bones wedding!
We'll ignore the fact that you forgot to say please and give you the scoop anyways. Why? Because we're classy freakin' ladies, that's why! We recently chatted with the so-handsome-it-hurts David Boreanaz and he says the Bones wedding will definitely meet fans' expectations. "We shot some scenes today with Parker and he's going to be back and I know that all the fans are going to be excited about that. Hank Booth is back and we did a funny scene today with chili and eggs and tuxedoes being stained and stuff like that." The actor continues, "It's going to be exciting. I do know that things are going to burn down and Cyndi Lauper is going to be there and it's going to be a fun time."

Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Scoop on Once Upon a Time, Bones, Glee, Teen Wolf and More! | E! Online

Bones: Scoop on episode 9x02 "The Cheat in the Retreat" and scoop on Booth and Brennan's wedding from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Bones from this week's (Posted on 9/10/13) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: I’ll take what I can get on Bones. Maybe something on Pelant’s demise? Or the undercover episode? —Amelia
Ausiello: Undercover episode it is! As we reported, the cheeky hour — airing Sept. 23 — finds Booth and Brennan going undercover as their infamous alters Tony and Rox. Their destination: A couples retreat. “There’s a sweat lodge, greasy outfits, a lot of velour, and a few ‘How you doin’s,’” previews David Boreanaz with a laugh. “It’s a really fun episode.”

Question: Does Bones‘ wedding episode have a title? —Jeremy
Ausiello: It does! [Crickets] Oh, you want me to tell you what the title is. I get how this works now. Booth and Brennan’s nups-themed installment is called, “The Woman in White.” Speaking of the Wedding of the Year, Boreanaz says it will feature the return of some “old faces” and a musical interlude by occasional guest star Cyndi Lauper. He also promises that sparks will fly. There will literally be flying sparks. I’M TALKING ABOUT A FIRE! “I do know something burns down, so that could be bad,” he cryptically teases. “And it’s not [Booth]‘s fault!”

Link to the full article:‘Under the Dome’ Season 2 Spoilers — Ask Ausiello - TVLine