Bones - Season 7 [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

My initial impression of this series was "13 episodes...where are the other 10...?" I couldn't believe it had such A low amount of episodes, it seems to be the norm now on most american tv boxsets now-a-days for some reason.I enjoyed this boxset but i wouldnt say its the best yet. We are with the same people as usual but are waiting for dr brennan to finally give birth to her child and even though i love the way this series gets you attached to the characters it kind of takes away from the actual investigations.The best aspect of this series is when we are introduced to a new foe, and he truly means business and he threatens the entire team but his prime target is brennan. The two episodes based around this character are brilliant and it really made me feel like the old bones is back to its best. I don't want to go into any more detail as I don't want to give spoilers. P.s a lot of the old and great interns are back and are as humerous as ever!All in all i would obviously recommend this to anyone who has already seen some of the bones series...its going to keep getting better and better!

I originally saw this TV series on it's TV and am so glad to finally have it on DVD. Yes, it IS a shorter series (This was due to Emily's pregnancy during the filming), but every episode is top quality and enjoyable. As part of the whole 12 series, it continues the good quality of the whole series and shouldn't be missed.

Having been introduced to this series by my partner, I can only say that this TV series is brilliant. If you have watched any previous TV series like CSI: New York etc then this is a series I would recommend. I would say that the series focuses a lot more on the actual process used in crimes etc, and the content is also more gory/real looking. Full of humour and awesome story lines this is a TV series not to be missed...I would recommend starting with Season One: ] or if you have a bit of cash to splash go for the box set: ]I have really enjoyed it so far, and can't wait for season 8 which is on TV in the states right now ...

With the exception of the manger scene, in which Brennan's delivery of the baby didn't quite find its focus - it was neither funny nor dramatic nor anything really (just too improbable to be watched), this season of the show was as good as always. The characters continue to grow and develop, the dialogue is good, the new arch-nemesis is brilliant ... one thing which I found excellent is the way they managed to write Deschanel's real pregnancy into the script - except of course the delivery scene. So, my advise is to buy: the blu-ray is reasonably priced, and although there are only 13 episodes, it's worth the money, since the quality of the image is superb and the audio is also quite spacey.

I have got every series they have done, liked it from the word go, but I do feel that you can have too much of a good thing, I hope they don't go silly with series 8, so far all the series has been excellent, plus I like the other actors as well, if you haven't yet seen it better off starting at series 1 and understand how it began and watch the chemistry between Booth and Brennan I'm sure you will get hooked, on the whole Great Series, and waiting for Series 8.........

13 episodes this time, babies a feature. Some fans have objected, but if a series runs for years and there are romances, babies surely may well result. Here they pave the way for an added dimension as characters try to cope.There is thus extra scope for deadpan comedy from one of television's most unlikely couples. Tough FBI man Booth is emotional about the imminence of new life. Humourless forensic expert Brennan insists on working to the last moment, her excitement confined to thoughts of teaching their future offspring such delights as how to dissect a frog. Meanwhile colleagues Angela and Hodgins try not to let sleepless nights with little Michael affect their work.The four stars rise to the challenge. They sparkle. They are fun.Despite such commitments, all actively set about solving yet more intriguing cases. The yuk factor abounds with corpses often in advanced stages of putrefaction (including one flattened over a long stretch of highway). Often identities of culprits genuinely surprise.As always, the likeable main cast is complemented by quirky "squinterns", Finn a most welcome addition. (More of him, please!) Booth's blunt boss Caroline remains great value. (More of her, too, would be very welcome.) Especially moving is Ep. 4, enhanced by Ralph Waite (of "The Waltons") as Booth's grandfather.Some may find Ep.12 set in Hollywood a bit silly (although the makers seem thrilled with it). Few, though, will doubt the impact of the season's finale - a ruthless serial killer running rings round the team, one of them in particular danger....Commentaries. Modest extras. A happy gag reel.Although occasionally uneven, the series has been a firm favourite from its very start. This latest season may be shorter than many would wish but still contains much to please, babies included.

Loved it. Bones pops the baby in a manger, Booth has to deliver it. They get involved in a prison riot, body parts end up in a sewer pipe and that's just one episode. Other highlights are they all end up in Hollywood to make Brennan's book into a movie, it's really not a good movie but the episode is class. Then to top it off Brennan is a murder suspect and goes on the run with the baby and the help of her dad. Definately one for the Bones fans.

I love all the seasons of Bones, this season is one of my favourites - the only bad thing was, I wish there were more episodes as in the other seasons there around 20 episodes and only 13 episodes in this one but still was brilliant.The stories are forever improving and always blowing my mind away with ideas the producers come up with, it will be sad when it ends, but not yet.Overall the season was great, if you love the other seasons, you will love this one, enjoy.

Love watching Bones.

Ho acquistato questo box per un regalo, la spedizione è arrivata un po’ in ritardo (non a causa del venditore) ma integra, quindi tutto ok. Spero che sia un dono gradito, visto che ormai si fatica a trovare i cofanetti meno recenti!

A pesar de solo contar con 13 episodios (En las demás temporadas la media es de 22 episodios), BONES sigue sorprendiendo, primero por el increíble avance de la relación entre sus personajes, además, el despiadado Christopher Pelant entra en la serie como el asesino en serie más temible desde Gormogón en la tercera temporada.

As usual, with so many good reviews, it is hard to find something new to say. I think the main virtue of this shortened season (abbreviated to accommodate Emily Deschanel's real pregnancy)is that it was just the right mix of the old and the new. The old is all the original cast, but with a healthy salting of our favorite recurring characters, Caroline Julian, Max Keenan, Billy Gibbons, Hank Booth (Ralph Waite) and Colin Fisher (Joel David Moore). To this is added Brennan's pregnancy, a brand new relation between Brennan and Booth, and a new, very dangerous, serial killer. I dare not say more about that character, for fear of giving away some important spoilers. I will say that the new antagonist leads to what may be one of the series' most dramatic season cliffhanger, in a show which has had its share of better than average cliff hanger season enders.I case you did not notice, this season's set has only 13 episodes, instead of the usual 23 - 26. That was due to the hiatus added to allow for Deschanel's pregnancy. What is puzzling is that they did not add in episodes from "The Finder", a spin-off created by Hart Hanson which, as far as I can tell, only created 13 episodes. That would have created an very nice 26 episode package.The jaw-dropping final episode appears to promise that Season 8 will remain fresh, now that the event which seemed inevitable from early in the first season has finally happened, that is, Brennan and Booth become romantically linked in a substantial way, with the risk that that will dull the interchange between them, which "drives" the show (that turn of phrase was intentional, since most of their best conversations happen while they are driving, a tradition which dates back to season 1, episode 1, when they were not nearly as chummy as they are now.)

C'est avec impatience et un peu d'appréhension que j'attendais cette septième saison. Maintenant qu'ils sont presque parents les personnages de Booth et Brenan vont avoir du fil à retordre! Les personnages gardent leur particularité même si Brenan s'ouvre un peu plus encore. On aime partager leur quotidien loufoque et on frissonne quand tout leur monde est mis en péril par un fou de l'informatique... J'attends la suite avec impatience!