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kingandyI just sat through an hour of "Bones" because the advertising heavily emphasised guest-star Stephen Fry. "OMG!" it said. "Stephen Fry! He is in Bones! This is both noteworthy and awesome!"
It turned out that he was in fact an accessory to the soap-opera B-plot[1]. And, given that not a single shot from the trailer was actually in this particular episode, it seems that Mr Fry's psychotherapist character is in fact recurring in nature. Making his appearance neither awesome nor noteworthy. Except inasmuch as it was Stephen Fry, and his delivery remains as engaging and nuanced as ever.
On the other hand, I now have Heroes 1x19 and intend to enjoy.
[1] or possibly C-plot depending on how interesting you rate the other unrelated soap-opera plot. The episode unfolded as follows:
A) THERE ARE SOME BONES OH NOES MURDER IN TEH CHURCH
B) Our two leads may have some sexual tension, engage Stephen Fry multiple cameo conflict resolution mode
C) Our two supporting characters are in a relationship ha ha
It turned out that he was in fact an accessory to the soap-opera B-plot[1]. And, given that not a single shot from the trailer was actually in this particular episode, it seems that Mr Fry's psychotherapist character is in fact recurring in nature. Making his appearance neither awesome nor noteworthy. Except inasmuch as it was Stephen Fry, and his delivery remains as engaging and nuanced as ever.
On the other hand, I now have Heroes 1x19 and intend to enjoy.
[1] or possibly C-plot depending on how interesting you rate the other unrelated soap-opera plot. The episode unfolded as follows:
A) THERE ARE SOME BONES OH NOES MURDER IN TEH CHURCH
B) Our two leads may have some sexual tension, engage Stephen Fry multiple cameo conflict resolution mode
C) Our two supporting characters are in a relationship ha ha
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Date: 2007-04-27 07:17 am (UTC)