103. A Boy in a Tree
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Sex. Lies. Blackmail. Suicide. Or is it murder? All of this and more on this week’s episode of Boneheads, as Emily and Carla re-examine the case of Nestor Olivos, elite prep school student and son of the Venezuelan ambassador. They answer all your most pressing questions about those sex tapes – Was it awkward for the actors to film? What’s the deal with the eyeroll? And were they as kinky as Zack seemed to think they were? Plus, Emily tells the story of a surprise superstar musician coming to visit the set, which leads to a walk down memory lane of all the iconic musical guests from Bones (Cyndi Lauper, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Mötley Crüe, Heavy D). And, Emily and Carla answer your fan questions!
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Transcript
SPEAKERS
Emily Deschanel, Carla Gallo
Emily Deschanel 00:00
Before we dive into today’s episode, we just want to give a quick content warning that this episode does mention suicide. Please listen with care. Here we are.
Carla Gallo 00:11
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 00:11
We’re here to talk about a boy in a dream, episode three. I’m a poet, and I don’t know it.
Carla Gallo 00:19
But, yeah.
Emily Deschanel 00:21
Look at that.
Carla Gallo 00:21
So it was exciting when that happens.
Emily Deschanel 00:22
Call me Amanda Gorman.
Emily Deschanel 00:35
I’m Emily Deschanel.
Carla Gallo 00:37
And I’m Carla Gallo.
Emily Deschanel 00:39
And this is Boneheads.
Carla Gallo 00:44
Hello again.
Emily Deschanel 00:45
Hello.
Carla Gallo 00:45
I saw you 12 hours ago.
Emily Deschanel 00:47
Something like that.
Carla Gallo 00:48
Yeah, did our ladies dinner?
Emily Deschanel 00:50
I know it was friend dinner. It was good.
Carla Gallo 00:52
It was really good. It was a chance everyone could come some, people into work more than others.
Emily Deschanel 00:53
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 01:01
Not always available.
Emily Deschanel 01:03
Some people are constantly moving around and doing things.
Carla Gallo 01:06
Jobs all the time, and then others of us, I won’t say who.
Emily Deschanel 01:10
We are doing a podcast.
Carla Gallo 01:12
We have to be here.
Emily Deschanel 01:13
We are working.
Carla Gallo 01:14
We have to be in town.
Emily Deschanel 01:16
Yeah, commitment. No, I thought it was a really nice dinner. I thought it was funny that they tried to seat us inside.
Carla Gallo 01:24
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 01:25
And we’ve never eaten inside. They’ve never even tried to seat us inside. And it was shocking to all of us.
Carla Gallo 01:32
Then we all backed up and we were like, is there any seats outside? It’s just our spot. We’ve, like that. We’ve done this enough.
Emily Deschanel 01:38
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 01:39
That we have our spot, and it feels very comforting to me. This may be weird to say. So okay, this is a general thing. I do think. I guess everybody has social anxiety, but I do have some social anxiety.
Emily Deschanel 01:56
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 01:56
Clea, I see all the time. You I see all the time. Melanie, I don’t see all the time, I love her so much, but I think sometimes I get in my head and I’m with all of us together. I don’t know if you have this, my dynamics with different friends are different, right?
Carla Gallo 02:11
With Clea, I think sometimes I’m very goofy and over the top, but then I think maybe with Melanie, I’m like, pull it back, Carla, it’s too much. It might be too much for her. But sometimes I find myself being like, “Carla, just be yourself”. I just am a little, not the whole time, but sometimes my head, I felt like, last night, legitimately, I’m not just saying this, I was like, “Yeah, Carla, you’re in the zone”. You’re comfortable here.
Emily Deschanel 02:11
Right.
Emily Deschanel 02:37
Right.
Carla Gallo 02:37
These are your people. These are your friends and I just felt very comfortable, and very comforting to me. So I just exposed a lot to you.
Emily Deschanel 02:47
I like it. I had social anxiety too. I don’t feel like I have that with these dinners with this group, although, because I’m not as close with Clea than to others, sometimes, I feel like we’re best when we’re just joking around.
Emily Deschanel 03:02
When I just turned to clean was asking about things. I was like, This is so weird that I’m even asking her what she’s up to in her life, because I even came home from dinner, and David said, “Oh, how is dinner? What did you guys talk about? And what are people up to?” And I said, “Well, we don’t really talk about that. We have bits. Well, there’s lots of bits”. […]
Carla Gallo 03:02
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 03:23
You guys are fighting yesterday was a big one about, a lot of you and Clea fight. And there’s Melanie and Clea fighting, right? And so then it’ll be like, Clea was said that she was actually gonna leave. She was like, I won’t actually. And then she decided she wouldn’t leave the dinner, but that she would stay for the dinner and not speak the whole time was her confession to you.
Emily Deschanel 03:44
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 03:44
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 03:44
You guys were in a fight. It was a fake fight. But no, it’s funny, because Mark will do the same thing. He’ll be like, what he actually asks for a lot of times is some goss, which is funny because you’re not gonna get the goss because this is a girl’s dinner. It’s not for you. That’s why you weren’t invited.
Carla Gallo 03:46
But a lot of times I either don’t have got we just talked about all the things in our lives or whatever, or there’s goss that he absolutely is not allowed to hear because it’s private. It’s between the girl.
Emily Deschanel 04:13
Girl, goss. Well, I guess we’re supposed to talk about this episode, should we just talk about it? […] You could just talk about her dinner the whole time, but maybe we should just.
Carla Gallo 04:27
Hold on. Should we do a rewatch podcast of the dinners?
Emily Deschanel 04:31
Dinner? We just recap?
Carla Gallo 04:35
Yes!
Emily Deschanel 04:35
Well, when we arrived.
Carla Gallo 04:36
Right.
Emily Deschanel 04:37
At 6:30.
Carla Gallo 04:39
Yeah. Although we were late […] Why don’t we? No, you were not late. Why don’t we just stick to this episode?
Emily Deschanel 04:46
Okay, let’s stick to this episode for now. For now.
Carla Gallo 04:48
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 04:48
We can change your mind. We can do a dinner rewatch podcast.
Carla Gallo 04:52
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 04:53
But that’s not this. This podcast is a bones rewatch podcast, and today we are discussing the third episode of Bones ever “103, The boy in the Tree”. This episode was written by Hart Hanson.
Carla Gallo 05:11
Oh, I didn’t even realize that.
Emily Deschanel 05:13
Yeah, and directed by Patrick Norris, and it first aired September, I forgot. […]
Carla Gallo 05:19
You should write it out.
Emily Deschanel 05:22
September 27, that’s what my guess was. But I always doubt myself. I was like, “maybe 26”.
Carla Gallo 05:27
You should have more faith.
Emily Deschanel 05:28
Not remembering.
Carla Gallo 05:29
Have more faith in yourself.
Emily Deschanel 05:30
I know, I should. Maybe I’ll find that in the journey of this podcast as we look back.
Carla Gallo 05:34
Wonderful.
Emily Deschanel 05:34
Having faith in myself.
Carla Gallo 05:36
Such great personal spirit.
Emily Deschanel 05:38
Oh, this is a spiritual podcast, it’s a spiritual journey, wonderful. One memory I have that just jumps to mind when I say Patrick Norris, who directed this; he brought a special guest.
Carla Gallo 05:52
Oh!
Emily Deschanel 05:53
To the set. I didn’t recognize the person right away, because I don’t think I knew what the person looked like exactly, but so I thought he worked on the show.
Carla Gallo 06:08
Okay. The suspense is killing me.
Emily Deschanel 06:10
The suspense, Steve Perry.
Carla Gallo 06:13
Why was Steve Perry on this?
Emily Deschanel 06:16
I think he’s friend of Patrick Norris. He must have been a very good friend, weirdly, weird, when they think about it. How did he act? Like, was very cool.
Carla Gallo 06:26
Very like, incognito. Not incognito.
Emily Deschanel 06:29
Totally incognito.
Carla Gallo 06:30
Kind of a normal person.
Emily Deschanel 06:31
Yeah. I mean, for anyone who doesn’t know, he’s an amazing singer, lead singer of journey, incredible singer.
Carla Gallo 06:38
Yes.
Emily Deschanel 06:38
I’m not sure he sings anymore. I feel like I heard he might not sing anymore, but regardless, he had an amazing voice.
Carla Gallo 06:45
But he didn’t show up like a rock star.
Emily Deschanel 06:45
He seemed like a nice guy. He did not seem like a rock star. He was just like any other person working on a set. And he probably gets away with that a lot, because I don’t know if everyone’s not like in a leather jacket.
Carla Gallo 06:46
Right.
Emily Deschanel 06:46
Or whatever you wear on stage?
Carla Gallo 06:46
Right.
Emily Deschanel 06:47
I don’t know what he wore on stage.
Carla Gallo 06:52
So, if he was incognito, how did you figure out who he was?
Emily Deschanel 07:08
That was a good question. He was just hanging out behind the monitors. And, the other person who’s there, who’s also friends with Patrick Norris, the director, was Jamie Barber; who is a cinematographer now. But back in the day, he was also a camera assistant, and operator, etc. But he taught me how to load cameras because I was a camera assistant, a camera loader rather back in the day.
Carla Gallo 07:35
A fork in the road, if not for your acting skill the world might not have had Emily Deschanel the actor.
Emily Deschanel 07:45
My intention was always to be an actor, because I’d already gone to drama school. But, I did do that to make money and have a job. But, Jamie Barber was also there. Patrick Norris just brought all his friends with him. And so Jamie Barber was like, how I remember is, Jamie Barber was “you know who that is?”
Carla Gallo 08:08
Oh, I see he’s the one that was like, you know? And then Steve Perry.
Emily Deschanel 08:12
Who that is? Steve Perry.
Carla Gallo 08:13
Well, it’s nice of him to give you that.
Emily Deschanel 08:16
I know.
Carla Gallo 08:17
We should have him on the podcast. I’m just kidding. He don’t wanna come up.
Emily Deschanel 08:22
There’s other musicians that we could have on.
Carla Gallo 08:25
Oh, well, you know we have to have on is..
Emily Deschanel 08:28
Cyndi Lauper?
Carla Gallo 08:29
Well, Oh god, Cyndi Lauper. You know I was thinking of Billy Gibbons who plays Angela’s dad.
Emily Deschanel 08:36
He has to come up. He’s great. And he’ll talk about how people actually thought, because he was playing himself. And in the world of the show, Billy Gibbons is Angela’s father, there was some definitely weird, blurred lines, and we can get into this. Who are also we talk about Cyndi Lauper in an episode, before Cyndi Lauper comes to play another character. Avalon Harmonia is her character.
Carla Gallo 09:05
I remember.
Emily Deschanel 09:07
We talk about Cyndi Lauper and I sing “Girls Just Want to Have Fun”. So, we’re in a world in which Cyndi Lauper exists. But when she comes into the world, she is not Cyndi Lauper.
Carla Gallo 09:17
I like it.
Emily Deschanel 09:17
She’s Avalon Harmonia.
Carla Gallo 09:18
Feels very inside. It’s good.
Emily Deschanel 09:21
For me, I like hard lines.
Carla Gallo 09:23
I know you do.
Emily Deschanel 09:23
Very confusing. That is where I’m similar to Brennan. But, Billy Gibbons would be great to have, but he told me that people really think that she’s waiting his dog in real life because he’s playing himself.
Carla Gallo 09:26
It’s a stretch.
Emily Deschanel 09:40
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 09:41
Well, we’re clearing it up.
Emily Deschanel 09:42
Yeah, he is not actually Angela’s […] although he is […] because Michaela fictional world.
Carla Gallo 09:48
I don’t know. We’ll ask him.
Emily Deschanel 09:50
Okay we’ll ask. There’s lots of you. Oh, we’ve had Motley Crue on the show too.
Carla Gallo 09:57
Wait. I think you’re there.
Emily Deschanel 10:01
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 10:01
I was like, “that’s so familiar”. Wow! We had Motley Crue for the 100th episode. I think 100th?
Emily Deschanel 10:11
Was it the 100th episode?
Carla Gallo 10:12
I want to say.
Emily Deschanel 10:13
Was that the one where we go back in time was the 100th episode? No, that was the 200th episode. Well, there
Carla Gallo 10:17
Well, there was one that was like.
Emily Deschanel 10:18
Well, was a very special bones episode. […]
Carla Gallo 10:22
We were all different characters.
Emily Deschanel 10:24
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 10:24
Like, I think we were not ourselves, but I do think they were in that one, because I was there.
Emily Deschanel 10:27
My grandma got very confused by that episode.
Carla Gallo 10:30
I’m sure.
Emily Deschanel 10:31
Now, you have a nightclub
Emily Deschanel 10:33
And I was like, “oh, no”. It is confusing. It’s a different world for people haven’t seen that episode. It’s like, all of a sudden, Booth and Brennan run a nightclub. They don’t solve crime. Well, they do, I think, they solve a crime in that episode. And everyone is a different person than they were, but they have the same name. Essentially. It’s a torture, though.
Carla Gallo 10:33
Right.
Carla Gallo 10:53
It’s fun.
Emily Deschanel 10:54
And I like those episodes. It’s fun. We did an episode those set in the 1950s as well.
Carla Gallo 10:54
I was in that one too.
Emily Deschanel 11:00
Yeah, they bring all the people.
Carla Gallo 11:03
All the riffraff.
Carla Gallo 11:06
Well, okay can we jump into this episode to start discussing it? Okay, the episode opens on a scene that I really enjoyed, which is Zach & Addie talking to his not girlfriend, but someone he’s in a situationship, I just learned that. Naomi from paleontology, and we’re also seeing Michaela, Angela and Hodgins watching from the bridge and analyzing it. And maybe you can elaborate on this. But you know, Zach is, we don’t know. It’s not looking good to Hodgins and Angela, but there’s a lot of very funny relationship things at play, both between Zach and Naomi and between Angela and Hodgins.
Emily Deschanel 11:06
Never.
Emily Deschanel 11:59
So throughout the whole episode, Zach is asking almost anybody about sexual relationships and what to do. And like, “should I have called her?” “How do I?” and not just how to behave with someone that you’re in some kind of situationship with, but also sexual positions […] He wants advice on actual physical sexual, correct?
Carla Gallo 12:25
I mean, it’s certainly establishing which I really liked, that the show, which is something that’s sort of a theme throughout the show, obviously, was Booth and Brennan. But this idea of one person who’s, very literal, and I don’t know if they ever say that Zach is, like, neurodivergent, but certainly in this episode, it feels certainly because he’s […] “what does that mean?” You know, he asks TJ, I think you call after every sexual encounter, right? And like, he just doesn’t know the do’s and don’ts, and what does it mean? And then, by comparison, you have TJ giving him advice on, like, I’m jumping ahead, but when he’s looking at the sex, it’s so funny that I have to bring it up here, where he says something about it being very racy or very spicy. And then afterwards, kinky. And TJ says, just so you know, that was very, not kinky, very basic sex on that tape. But I really liked how Hart is using Zach and Brennan and comparing them to Booth, Hodgins, Angela.
Emily Deschanel 12:54
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 12:57
Just seeing the contrast between these two types of people.
Emily Deschanel 13:46
Angela is the one that ultimately gives him advice about it, telling him to go to Naumi and say, I know about sex, but not about love making, something like that.
Carla Gallo 13:46
Right.
Emily Deschanel 13:46
So I thought that was interesting. Finally, Zach got the advice.
Carla Gallo 14:03
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 14:04
Someone to explicitly tell him, technically, exactly what he’s supposed to do, because he cannot gather that information just by living life and observing. So, we see them in the lab. He’s talking to Naomi, then Booth and Brennan and Zach drive to this private school where a body has been found, but there’s tight security. It’s a really fancy prep school, and that is something that is discussed. And kind of a theme for this episode is, Booth’s issue with private school. A lot of this squints, went to private school. […]
Carla Gallo 14:45
I think we all did?
Carla Gallo 14:46
When they’re sitting in seats in the later scene, I think they say, like, “we all right, we all went to private school”.
Emily Deschanel 14:46
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 14:52
I think they did.
Carla Gallo 14:53
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 14:53
And he feels like people who went to private school, […] look down on him for being more of a public school.
Carla Gallo 15:03
He says when he joke, he’s like “Jokes to you guys. Oh, what is that? Does the Latin? What does that mean? Regular people stay out?” Which is very funny. And then the both of you know exactly what it means.
Emily Deschanel 15:15
I carry all my things with me. Something like that.
Carla Gallo 15:18
But, it was very funny. […] that is a setup, he’s, like, “regular people, stay out”. You’re seeing he’s feeling. There’s a class difference.
Carla Gallo 15:29
In this institution, for someone who went to a private versus we assume he went to public or whatever.
Emily Deschanel 15:29
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 15:36
You had told me that was born someone out of Hart like feeling.
Emily Deschanel 15:36
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 15:41
Yeah, I think Hart really believes in public school education. And I mean, he’s Canadian too, like coming from Canada, I think he really believes in public school education. I don’t know if he thinks everyone who went to private school looks down on him for not going to private school, but he built it. There’s some parts of it he might feel himself.
Carla Gallo 16:06
Okay, so we arrive at […] the scene of the crime. This is what the whole, you know, we got to talk about the body. And this is a big deal too, because I feel like this is sort of the first episode, because in episode two we have charred remains, but this is our first disgusting, like maggot filled corpse.
Emily Deschanel 16:29
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 16:29
Which I think is one of the things that people love, or maybe they love to hate. I don’t know about the show. Are these bodies?
Emily Deschanel 16:39
Well, first of all, setting the scene. We are on the grounds of a prep school. This isn’t a body found indoors. This, apparently, this fancy, elite prep school that is a boarding school that has crazy security because they have.
Carla Gallo 16:55
Well, people that they don’t want you to know.
Emily Deschanel 16:56
Yes.
Carla Gallo 16:57
That they are students at this school.
Emily Deschanel 16:58
It’s very fancy. Probably president’s children there.
Carla Gallo 17:03
Exactly.
Emily Deschanel 17:03
And there’s extensive grounds, apparently. And so the body is hanging in a tree that is a very tall tree.
Carla Gallo 17:14
So that’s where my favorite line comes in.
Emily Deschanel 17:16
Okay.
Carla Gallo 17:17
So my favorite line is when you […] The whole scene the crow picking at his brain. It was supposed to be a cochlear implant, but it looks like he’s trying to eat his brain, and the maggots and the whole was just a lot going on. And then the head breaks off, and you catch it, very funny. And then my favorite line is, you say, “I’m gonna need a body bag or an evidence bag”. Then right after the body falls and you go, “I’m gonna need a bigger bag”. And I like that, because it feels very and it was […] It was just a funny little sideline that you almost wouldn’t catch, sort of.
Emily Deschanel 17:59
Yeah, I’m not sure if I said that there are we added in post because you don’t see your face. Yeah, so I’m unclear. I think it might be a reference to Jaws, we’re gonna need a bigger boat. But that’s maybe me overthinking it.
Carla Gallo 18:14
Well, either way, I thought it was funny. The whole scene is fun. It’s just to have the head break off, you catch it, and then the body dropped down. It’s just over the top in the bones.
Emily Deschanel 18:27
And we laughed and I don’t think they could use the wide shot for that, because Eric and I were laughing.
Carla Gallo 18:32
When the body fell?
Emily Deschanel 18:33
It’s so disturbing. We were already so comfortable with dead bodies that we weren’t grossed out. We were laughing.
Carla Gallo 18:38
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 18:40
But, we got the giggles from that. I mean it’s pretty silly. Also, I just thinking this now, like, don’t you think the body part would under the part of the body, that’s the body.
Carla Gallo 18:55
Would fall first?
Emily Deschanel 18:56
Would fall first because it’s heavier. But I’m sure there’s some instance in which that wouldn’t happen.
Emily Deschanel 19:01
This is definitely entertainment. We entertained people.
Carla Gallo 19:01
Yes, I think, yeah. That’s probably one of those things […] Yes, it’s entertainment.
Carla Gallo 19:04
Yeah, for sure.
Emily Deschanel 19:05
I don’t know how they got that body not look into it too much […]
Carla Gallo 19:19
Again that’s another one not to pick apart too much, but it is funny to question. I do enjoy questioning them.
Emily Deschanel 19:24
Yeah, question away. This is what this is for. We should we’re re-examining the show, kindly but with love.
Carla Gallo 19:33
With love.
Emily Deschanel 19:34
Gentle love.
Carla Gallo 19:40
Don’t go anywhere. There’s more boneheads in just a few moments.
Emily Deschanel 20:01
Okay, so we discover the body, and we also have to identify the body, and we do that with a cochlear implant.
Carla Gallo 20:13
Right. Back at the lab.
Emily Deschanel 20:14
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 20:14
You find the big key to the mystery of who this is, and it’s gonna lead you to the information that is Nestor Olivos, because there is a identification number on the cochlear implant, and I thought, a very ingenious way of finding out who the body is, identifying the body.
Emily Deschanel 20:35
Yeah, and Nestor Olivos is the Venezuelan ambassador’s son.
Carla Gallo 20:39
Yes. Can we get into the part that, you know, is my favorite part, the sex tapes? Can we just go sex tapes?
Emily Deschanel 20:47
You wanna go right the sex tapes? […]
Carla Gallo 20:50
There’s a lot to be said about it. I mean more than, okay. I’m more than the sex tapes, the mother, I mean, the discovery, the way of it, that the daughter, when she finally admits that she’s like, “Yeah, whatever, like my mom was into him”, and then I know a line that you like is and “he was all Stacy’s mom” about it. So he was another into the idea of hooking up with her mother, but she just kind of cavalier about “yeah, whatever”. Like, my mom wanted to hook up with him, and “mom, you’re a perv, shut up”. And so then we blackmailed her, like this is the most dysfunctional family and we’re just moving real fast, and she fully had sex with this underage kid.
Emily Deschanel 21:42
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 21:43
Another thing I caught. I round it a few times. What happened is, because I was like, “wait, I have to get the facts straight here”. So there are many sex tapes. There are three that are vital to the story. There are two with Nestor hooking up with who we will learn is Camden. And there is one that is Camden’s mother, I think Melody or something, hooking up with Nestor’s roommate, Tucker. Right? The mother paid the roommate.
Emily Deschanel 22:17
I’m taking notes.
Carla Gallo 22:18
Oh, you are, okay do.
Emily Deschanel 22:19
The mom?
Carla Gallo 22:20
The mom paid the roommate to keep it quite, and they had the idea to blackmail her. So post being paid by her.
Emily Deschanel 22:32
Yes, they blackmailed her […]
Emily Deschanel 22:33
Probably, too.
Carla Gallo 22:33
Mailed her right. Okay, that’s extra greedy, because they already got money from her. I thought that was a little […] I was like, “these are rich kids”,
Carla Gallo 22:36
Exactly. So anyway, so then fancy school, I don’t at that school. They get the idea to or rather than the roommate is like, “well, now it’s your turn”.
Emily Deschanel 22:52
Right? Now it’s Camden’s turn to do a sex tape and then blackmail someone. And she chooses to do a sex tape with Nestor and blackmail him.
Carla Gallo 23:00
Right.
Emily Deschanel 23:00
And that’s where you see the eye roll, the giveaway, she knows she’s being taped and she’s blackmailing.
Carla Gallo 23:06
Right, they were very tame sex tapes. Can I say that? I would like to say that they’re very tame. There were not, they were not kinky, as Zach said, and they are not very racy.
Emily Deschanel 23:17
Carla knows her sex tape.
Carla Gallo 23:19
I know.
Emily Deschanel 23:19
She knows her sex tape.
Carla Gallo 23:21
Come on as we establish.
Emily Deschanel 23:23
Not kinky.
Carla Gallo 23:24
No, it was not kinky. Everyone has a lot of clothing on.
Emily Deschanel 23:26
Yeah, well, we’re prime time.
Carla Gallo 23:28
You know what else I thought? I wonder.
Emily Deschanel 23:30
We’re not HBO. […] I appreciate that person, I don’t know, I don’t want to say that.
Carla Gallo 23:37
I also wondered if the actress, and I don’t know, because I actually don’t know what anyone’s ages were, but the actress playing the mom, you have to assume was probably 20 years older than the actor playing Tucker, or whatever his name is. And I wonder if that was weird, because she’s a mom.
Emily Deschanel 23:55
Yeah. I know
Carla Gallo 23:57
To shoot that as act.
Emily Deschanel 23:58
Oh, I totally thought about that.
Carla Gallo 24:00
Like, make out.
Emily Deschanel 24:01
And you’re like, coming in for guests. As far I did that on law and order. I had to make out with several people. My character had to be caught on tape, like, making out with. Well, maybe it was just one person, but then I had a boyfriend too, but you’re like, “Hello, nice to meet you. Let’s make out”. Most security camera footage of you making out.
Carla Gallo 24:23
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 24:23
And you’re like, “Oh, what kind of job do we have? This is just weird. Why am I doing this?”
Carla Gallo 24:29
They probably shot those tapes.
Carla Gallo 24:31
Like, obviously you all were not on set. Like, that’s a whole separate the bet, they were like.
Emily Deschanel 24:31
I don’t know.
Emily Deschanel 24:36
Second unit […]
Carla Gallo 24:37
Yeah, probably second unit. So that’s even more awkward. I don’t know.
Emily Deschanel 24:42
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 24:43
That’s not the main like.
Emily Deschanel 24:44
I don’t know how old they are.
Carla Gallo 24:46
And for that actress, I’m sure that he was a lot younger. She was playing a mom. I mean, I don’t know the real ages and he’s a student, and so she must be like, “Oh my god”.
Emily Deschanel 24:56
What am I doing?
Carla Gallo 24:58
I had to do.
Emily Deschanel 24:59
I had to make with a much.
Carla Gallo 25:00
I was gonna say I did too.
Emily Deschanel 25:02
Older man, much older man like 20 something.
Carla Gallo 25:04
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 25:05
Like, I mean, he’s probably sixty years old.
Carla Gallo 25:07
Yeah. […]
Emily Deschanel 25:10
[…] We’re talking about age difference.
Carla Gallo 25:13
I know.
Emily Deschanel 25:13
This is not match up here.
Carla Gallo 25:17
Yeah, I’ve had the same thing, and that’s probably pretty common.
Emily Deschanel 25:19
I mean, you know, more likely.
Carla Gallo 25:20
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 25:22
20s having me out with a sixty.
Carla Gallo 25:24
Oh my god. I did a pilot presentation where I played, no, as a pilot, and I played Ted danson’s daughter. I think I told you that I was replaced […]
Emily Deschanel 25:32
Oh, the biggest mistake of their lives.
Carla Gallo 25:37
But the boyfriend, there was a guy on it, and I guess it was a plot point that I think he was supposed to be like contemporaries with my father, which is Ted Danson, and so he was much older actor, and I think we just had a couple little kisses. And I was like, “this job, man”. This is a funny job. You know the things we do. But anyway, back to the sex tape, the fact that the school is like, “oh yeah, we get these all the time, trading sex”. Kids are getting “Oh, things have gotten kinkier than they used to be”. Sometimes they swap these tapes. I’m like, “What are you talking?”
Emily Deschanel 26:12
This was 18 years ago, by the way. No, […] things are worse now.
Carla Gallo 26:16
They’re worse now. Actually, that is true. I don’t know how deep we want to go, but now, you don’t even need a tape. You don’t need a DVD. It’s on the phone.
Emily Deschanel 26:24
Oh my god, I know.
Carla Gallo 26:25
This is actually happening at the schools, by the way, not to get dark. But there’s a lot of like, I’m hearing about this out here in LA, things being recorded and then being either passed around or people trying to black. Being like, “I’ll send this around on social media if you don’t XYZ”. So this was ahead of its time, but this is actually happening. But, the idea of these DVD’s and that they’re swapping them, it probably was happening back in the day.
Emily Deschanel 26:53
I’m sure. But also we have to talk about the fact that Booth kind of shit, he shames the girl for being in a sex tape. I realized now, watching it again, he’s not necessarily shaming her for being in a sex tape that she supposedly, at that moment in the episode, didn’t know.
Carla Gallo 27:15
Right.
Emily Deschanel 27:15
We don’t know that she knew about it.
Carla Gallo 27:16
Right?
Emily Deschanel 27:18
The fact that she didn’t mention that she was with, she said, “Oh, if you romantically involved with him”.
Carla Gallo 27:25
Right.
Emily Deschanel 27:25
And she’s like, “No”. And he just starts playing the sex tape with her and her mother. And then he’s like, when do you want to stop, […] and I’m glad that Brennan got mad at him for that.
Carla Gallo 27:36
She did. And then he’s like, I’m just mad at these kids. I’m done with these people lying to me.
Emily Deschanel 27:41
Because he was mad that she lied and didn’t say that.
Carla Gallo 27:44
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 27:44
There’s lots of reasons people would lie about that.
Carla Gallo 27:46
You’re right.
Emily Deschanel 27:47
If she lie in the course of an investigation. Obviously I get that, but, you can’t blame, someone. She didn’t know there was a video. She turns out to be the killer, so I guess I don’t feel that bad.
Emily Deschanel 28:00
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 28:00
Yeah, which was a whole other thing to talk about. About how these kids are legit psychopaths, that their solution to Nestor who was gonna go to the headmaster to say that they had blackmailed him, is to murder him.
Carla Gallo 28:09
They’re like, You know what we gotta do? We just gotta murder this guy.
Emily Deschanel 28:19
No.
Carla Gallo 28:20
And they are cool as a cucumber, even though. […]
Emily Deschanel 28:24
Corner, Carla what is it supposed to do.
Carla Gallo 28:28
I forgot. […] What are you gonna do?
Emily Deschanel 28:30
About their scheme.
Carla Gallo 28:32
What are you supposed to do?
Emily Deschanel 28:34
But drug them with ketamine and hang them from a tree, climb the toes, climb a flange.
Carla Gallo 28:38
Yeah and hang they. But I was like watch it knowing you’re like, she is a psycho mom.
Emily Deschanel 28:40
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 28:51
Don’t go anywhere. There’s more boneheads after this quick break.
Emily Deschanel 29:15
We have to talk about how we find the videos.
Carla Gallo 29:18
Oh yeah.
Emily Deschanel 29:19
How booth says. Well, they find a DVD or they find a CD in the garbage.
Carla Gallo 29:25
Trash.
Emily Deschanel 29:26
Yeah. And then Booth goes into the the CD, cabinet. And by the way, Brennan does do little cultural anthropology work there. Did you notice that in the scene? He started first. He likes […]
Carla Gallo 29:42
Oh, yeah. But by the way, he got the cochlear implant when he was five in that video of him hearing for the first time with the mother, he’s maybe six.
Emily Deschanel 29:54
He should be probably younger. A lot of times you’d get it younger too. But […]
Carla Gallo 29:58
We saw the video because the Mom Brain.
Emily Deschanel 29:59
Oh, I remember seeing it, but I thought he was younger than life. […]
Carla Gallo 30:03
The music is like.
Emily Deschanel 30:04
But I think you play music for a kid and you feel the brain. […] But how the heck does Brennan know?
Carla Gallo 30:10
She just knows.
Emily Deschanel 30:11
When he was listening to what and how and where and why, he loved music. I was like, he enjoyed it or whatever. Then Booth says enjoyment is the opposite of suicide or something.
Carla Gallo 30:13
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 30:23
Depression or something like that. I thought that was funny, because there’s a lot of supposition.
Carla Gallo 30:30
Yes.
Emily Deschanel 30:34
Just guesswork.
Carla Gallo 30:36
Which is unlike Brennan.
Emily Deschanel 30:37
Then booth is like, “girls organized alphabetically”, and “guys organize organically”, like good music on the top left […], I had real issue with that. But I think I do alphabetic. I don’t have a CD thing anymore.
Emily Deschanel 30:58
Oh, yeah.
Carla Gallo 30:58
Had a big old CD rack.
Carla Gallo 30:58
Yeah, I used to have a CD rack.
Emily Deschanel 31:00
And then I had this.
Carla Gallo 31:04
Oh, the book ledges.
Emily Deschanel 31:05
Book ledges.
Carla Gallo 31:05
Yes. […]
Emily Deschanel 31:09
I have some DVDs and one or two.
Carla Gallo 31:12
I was gonna say, I think Mark, maybe get rid of it. And I it was really hard for me. I know, I don’t have it anymore. You know what? I’m saying like, “Oh, my God, I think it’s in the garage”, because the collecting of the CDS is a really big deal. So the idea of just donating them or getting rid of them, it’s like, “no, these are very important”.
Emily Deschanel 31:33
But where can you play them? You can’t play them in your car anymore, […] somewhat modern car.
Carla Gallo 31:38
That’s true, that’s interesting, because I think the car that I had before that I no longer have, I think it did have a CD player in it, and there was ever a CD I needed to listen for some reason.
Emily Deschanel 31:50
Yeah. My last card is CD player. Totally.
Carla Gallo 31:52
Yeah, my one before.
Emily Deschanel 31:52
It’s not that new. I guess they don’t. I mean, it probably depends on the car. Well, the tapes, I remember somebody gave me a mix tape, a couple years ago.
Carla Gallo 31:55
Wait, tape?
Emily Deschanel 31:55
Cassette tape, […] you know, he’s like, “I made it, for my project”.
Carla Gallo 31:58
Oh, yeah. I was actually thinking of buying a cassette recorder for the kids.
Carla Gallo 32:13
I don’t know about you guys, but we, as kids, we would sometimes be like, “This is the show”. And then you like, “have that”. I kind of want them to, I take a lot of videos with my phone, but I would love to have a tape of them, making some shows.
Emily Deschanel 32:13
Oh! that’s a good idea.
Emily Deschanel 32:27
So cute.
Carla Gallo 32:29
So it’s actually linked into my podcast, buying old ones, and then I didn’t do it. And now that we’re talking about it, I think I will.
Emily Deschanel 32:34
Reminder.
Carla Gallo 32:35
I will look back and have a lot be filled with regret that I didn’t.
Emily Deschanel 32:39
As long as you feel guilty about it.
Carla Gallo 32:41
I do.
Emily Deschanel 32:42
And regret.
Carla Gallo 32:42
I will, yeah. Anyway.
Carla Gallo 32:46
When the Venezuelan?
Emily Deschanel 32:46
Did you notice that when we go one time into the dorm room? I don’t know if it’s.
Emily Deschanel 32:46
Venezuelan security guard that I used my martial art.
Carla Gallo 32:49
I absolutely did notice.
Emily Deschanel 32:50
And I kept my fists up.
Carla Gallo 32:52
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 32:53
You were probably very impressed by my move.
Carla Gallo 33:06
I mean, I didn’t.
Emily Deschanel 33:07
I’m surprised it’s taken this long to bring it up. […]
Carla Gallo 33:10
I actually even make a note about it. […]
Emily Deschanel 33:14
But, you just already know, how good I am.
Carla Gallo 33:16
I don’t even need to make a note about it, because this is obviously gonna happen. But you guys really want to punch that guy. You do a one too, because then he gets in the team.
Emily Deschanel 33:25
We’re good team.
Carla Gallo 33:26
You’re good team because usually it’s just you, and he sort of stands back, but he got in on the action. He gives the guy a shiner. […]
Emily Deschanel 33:36
Maybe that’s the sound for a gun and not a punchbag.
Carla Gallo 33:38
I don’t know, but I think it can be whatever you want it to be.
Emily Deschanel 33:41
How weird? I thought it was very weird. And then I realized they’re still on break. But, you know, they were trying to figure out if this was a student before we use the cochlear implant for.
Carla Gallo 33:51
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 33:53
When we’re walking with the…
Carla Gallo 33:55
Headmaster.
Emily Deschanel 33:56
Headmaster and the head of security, and he’s like, “We’ll do a roll call tomorrow”. And like, “You’re doing a roll call tomorrow?, and you got a dead body right on your campus”.
Carla Gallo 34:06
Right?
Emily Deschanel 34:07
You are not gonna do a roll call, like, maybe now.
Carla Gallo 34:10
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 34:10
Maybe now […]
Carla Gallo 34:11
But I think he did say something like…
Emily Deschanel 34:13
But they’re at the end of break. They’re just something about spring break, and they talk about that because.
Carla Gallo 34:17
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 34:18
He said he was going to know […] email was sent. It was really from Tucker.
Carla Gallo 34:21
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 34:22
Great hunter.
Carla Gallo 34:24
Oh, by the way, I heard a British accent, maybe?
Emily Deschanel 34:26
There was an accent kind of thing.
Carla Gallo 34:28
I really felt that I heard a British accent.
Carla Gallo 34:33
I was gonna say, I think I actually need to look it up. He’s an English actor.
Emily Deschanel 34:33
I thought that someone was trying to sound like they’re fancy going to private school. Maybe was a British accent. […] Look it up.
Emily Deschanel 34:45
See what I thought it was somebody trying to sound like they’re from a fancy prep school […]. Then it almost sounded like he was. I also was watching this while doing, if I’m on it.
Carla Gallo 34:59
Doing what?
Emily Deschanel 34:59
While trying to do other things I was getting like I had. I watched this before, why full attention? But I fell asleep last night, and I didn’t watch it, and I was in panic. I skipped my second workout. As you know.
Carla Gallo 35:12
Thank you.
Emily Deschanel 35:13
You’re never gonna […]
Carla Gallo 35:14
Thank you for prioritizing the podcast. I don’t know how people do not, because I lately, keep running into people who are on very multiple viewings, or like, “I’m on my fifth viewing of all the seasons”. And I guess if you’ve just seen it enough times, and so a lot of people will say I told you that Chef Crystal, who teaches a cooking class for the children. I think I’ve told you about her before, she was like, “Oh, I cook, while it’s on”. And a lot of people have said that to me, like, “I do other things”. If they’ve seen it enough times, but I am like, “If I do anything else” […]
Emily Deschanel 35:55
I have watched these things without paying attention, then we have to go back because you miss everything. You can’t do that.
Carla Gallo 36:02
I have seen this episode twice, at least, and I still was like, “Oh, let me also look something up”. And then I was like, “Oh no, I literally just missed”. But I guess if you’re just watching it so many times.
Emily Deschanel 36:14
You also don’t care if you miss things. We’re doing podcasts, we need to know everything.
Carla Gallo 36:18
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 36:18
We’re trying to. But I did meet several people this weekend who had watched bones the whole series through, if not more than once.
Carla Gallo 36:25
That’s well, that’s like, keep meeting people who have watched it. And I do want to hear from people, by the way, because I have been asking when I meet people, I was like, “Why do you watch it so many times?” […]
Emily Deschanel 36:38
People are watching it while studying well in grad school.
Carla Gallo 36:42
Someone I just met, I’m gonna try to remember who it was. Oh, I went to a phenomenal store, Jet Rag.
Emily Deschanel 36:51
Of course.
Carla Gallo 36:53
Vintage clothing. I had to go to an 80’s prom fundraiser.
Emily Deschanel 36:56
Is Jet Rag on the Brea?
Carla Gallo 36:59
It is.
Emily Deschanel 36:59
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 37:00
It’s such an incredible vintage clothing store.
Emily Deschanel 37:04
There’s Jet Rag waste. […]
Carla Gallo 37:07
A Wasteland’s Great. But, Jet Rag is pretty. It’s one of the bigger, I would say.
Emily Deschanel 37:12
Yeah, I know which exactly which one it is.
Carla Gallo 37:15
And the woman who worked there.
Emily Deschanel 37:16
I’m not sure […] go ahead.
Carla Gallo 37:17
Oh, the woman who worked there, she watched it, at least five the whole thing through all 12 seasons. So again, I just have to ask you, she was like, “Well, I wanted to go into that field”. I find it so fascinating. I wanted to become a forensic anthropologist. And I was like, “I’m gonna tell Emily” because to me, that’s maybe the most flattering thing that someone could say, it inspired you to go into the field. And I know you’ve heard that from other people.
Emily Deschanel 37:18
Girls going into science, that makes me very happy.
Carla Gallo 37:38
And a lot of my roles that I’ve done, like the Apatow Comedies, I’ve inspired a lot of people to get really drunk.
Emily Deschanel 37:46
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 37:48
And to say, stupid stuff. That’s sort of what I’ve inspired a lot of guys.
Emily Deschanel 37:59
Yeah, very important. […]
Carla Gallo 38:03
Very important. […] I just didn’t want you to feel like I didn’t also […]
Carla Gallo 38:05
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 38:06
Inspire people.
Emily Deschanel 38:06
Daisy wick also inspire people to get drunk.
Carla Gallo 38:12
Okay. […] I don’t think Daisy did get drunk. I don’t think that’s the one of the few roles literally.
Emily Deschanel 38:25
The only role you’ve ever done. […] You’re so good at it.
Carla Gallo 38:29
No, I know. I had a casting director say to my agent, well, “Can she play anything other than drunk?” And I was like, “You know what?”
Emily Deschanel 38:40
Fair enough.
Carla Gallo 38:42
Fair enough. […]
Emily Deschanel 38:44
Melanie does a good drunk, too.
Carla Gallo 38:46
Oh, but I know people […]
Emily Deschanel 38:47
She does amazing. Yeah, she does a good drunk.
Carla Gallo 38:49
Yeah, it is fun.
Emily Deschanel 38:51
But, I don’t, I’m not. That’s not my forte. I’ve had to do it a couple times, but it’s not my comfort zone.
Carla Gallo 38:58
I do like, doing it. I’m not gonna […]
Emily Deschanel 39:00
Yeah, it’s so funny when you do it.
Carla Gallo 39:03
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Emily Deschanel 39:05
There’s a reason you keep being act.
Carla Gallo 39:06
I know.
Emily Deschanel 39:07
To do this play again.
Carla Gallo 39:08
I need someone to play. You know who you gotta get?
Emily Deschanel 39:11
And this podcast, can be proof that you are not always drunk.
Carla Gallo 39:14
No, I’m not always.
Emily Deschanel 39:16
Oh, you?
Carla Gallo 39:17
I am. No, I’m just very.
Emily Deschanel 39:19
You’re not acting?
Carla Gallo 39:20
No, this is what I really like when I’m talking. No, I’m just drinking this lovely matcha tea you made me.
Emily Deschanel 39:26
It’s not matcha, it’s a mate.
Carla Gallo 39:28
What’s?
Carla Gallo 39:29
Yerba Mate?
Emily Deschanel 39:29
Yerba mate.
Emily Deschanel 39:30
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 39:31
Okay, I don’t know enough about that.
Emily Deschanel 39:34
From South America.
Carla Gallo 39:35
Oh, okay.
Emily Deschanel 39:36
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 39:36
Can we talk about Wong Fu’s?
Emily Deschanel 39:38
I don’t know. I don’t know when. I can’t remember when it went away, if it was just after one or two seasons or something.
Emily Deschanel 39:38
Yes.
Carla Gallo 39:38
I just really think that’s such a fun setting. I wonder why it went away.
Carla Gallo 39:49
It’s a beautiful set.
Emily Deschanel 39:51
Heavy D, who played Sid, who we’ve lost since, but we had a great time to get. We would sing together on the break.
Carla Gallo 40:03
That’s amazing.
Emily Deschanel 40:03
If we only had one break, the one break we had.
Carla Gallo 40:06
That’s so cool.
Emily Deschanel 40:07
Yeah.
Carla Gallo 40:08
So cool.
Emily Deschanel 40:08
Yeah. He was a great guy. And I have a little tidbit I want to share.
Carla Gallo 40:13
Oh, please do.
Emily Deschanel 40:14
So, Heavy D came up with Jlo. She was Jennifer Lopez.
Carla Gallo 40:24
This is hot. This is cold goss, more cold gas.
Emily Deschanel 40:29
And I didn’t know that while working with him.
Carla Gallo 40:30
No.
Emily Deschanel 40:31
I just found that out in his obituary, I think.
Carla Gallo 40:34
Really?
Emily Deschanel 40:34
Yeah, or some article after he passed away.
Carla Gallo 40:37
That’s so wild.
Emily Deschanel 40:37
Yeah, that’s it’s his 40s, I think.
Carla Gallo 40:41
Oh, God. But, that’s iconic, that he like label, that is huge.
Emily Deschanel 40:46
That set off our whole legacy.
Carla Gallo 40:48
It set ups the hole thing […] even the venofer of it all, I feel like a part of Jlo.
Emily Deschanel 40:55
Yes.
Carla Gallo 40:55
I don’t know, like, how I’m CEO.
Emily Deschanel 40:57
Yeah. I call you that all the time. And, you know, I’m Yiddish.
Carla Gallo 41:03
Yeah, like that. We have him to thank for that.
Emily Deschanel 41:06
I think our names are not ideal.
Carla Gallo 41:07
They’re not.
Emily Deschanel 41:08
But Jennifer Lopez is ideal. I guess he starts calling her Jen, Jenny Lowe.
Carla Gallo 41:19
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 41:19
Jenny Lopez, Jenny Lowe, Jen, Jlo.
Carla Gallo 41:23
Did they, musically? Did they work together?
Emily Deschanel 41:26
I think when she was recording an album, her first album, maybe.
Emily Deschanel 41:29
Yeah. He would be in the same recording studio, if I recall correctly from the article. He would come in. I mean, I should look the side to make sure, because I got that information a little while ago. But I still also love the idea. And this is the first time we order it long for you, not order or brought food, except for Hodgins which is part of the whole solving of the case.
Carla Gallo 41:29
Oh, okay.
Carla Gallo 41:57
That is true because his indigestion is what causes you to solve the hyoid breaking. But, it’s a funny idea to like a restaurant where they just know what you want and it’s exactly what you want. And also, he should know not to order the seven organ soup, because that’s maybe the most disgusting. I also like, the another moment between Hodgins and Angela.
Emily Deschanel 42:20
Where I feed her some?
Carla Gallo 42:21
Yeah. I was just wonder if that was improvised, because it’s very fun. Like, a little side thing where she’s like, “Oh, I can smell it”. And he’s like, “Oh, try something”. There’s some kind of sticking out of his mouth. And she’s like, “it’s so disgusting”.
Emily Deschanel 42:30
It’s probably a […]
Carla Gallo 42:33
I hope it wasn’t in organ.
Emily Deschanel 42:35
I don’t know what they put in there, but it was great. It looked like brain.
Carla Gallo 42:38
Yeah, it did look like brain. Yeah, disgusting. Very disgusting.
Emily Deschanel 42:42
There’s a line about guts that I really like. There’s a few lines in this, we can jump into favorite lines.
Carla Gallo 42:49
Oh, yes.
Emily Deschanel 42:50
So there’s a scene in the FBI offices, and it’s with Booth, Mickey Santana.
Carla Gallo 42:57
Played by Jose Zuniga.
Emily Deschanel 42:58
Exactly. Then it’s Dr. Goodman, my boss at the Jeffersonian and it’s rare to get us all together. So it’s kind of special.
Carla Gallo 43:07
I actually remember this. I do. I actually wrote the whole exchange down because I enjoyed it so much.
Emily Deschanel 43:11
I like Goodman’s lines.
Carla Gallo 43:12
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 43:12
Say Goodman’s line.
Carla Gallo 43:13
Okay. I’ll give you that line and I’ll lead you in. So, Mickey Santana says to Brennan, “What does your gut say?” And then Brennan says, “I don’t use my gut for that very literal” Booth says, “My gut says it stinks”.
Emily Deschanel 43:27
And Dr. Goodman says to Brennan, “If he smells with his gut, what does he use his nose for?”
Carla Gallo 43:33
And then you all laugh.
Emily Deschanel 43:34
Oh, I love it. He says it much better than I do, Jonathan Adams. But, I like that a lot. And I also love when Booth and Brennan are in the car with Zach, and we’re pulling up to the elite prep school at the security gate, and we’re giving our names to go through security, and then Zach is in the back seat, and he just pops his head out and he says, “plus one crack assistant”.
Carla Gallo 44:01
Zach and Addie, so good.
Emily Deschanel 44:05
That’s one that we would quote over various times.
Carla Gallo 44:08
Oh, really?
Emily Deschanel 44:08
Yeah, that’s something. One crack assistant.
Carla Gallo 44:11
That is very funny.
Emily Deschanel 44:12
I think good lines. […]
Carla Gallo 44:15
Well it’s a Hart Hanson special. All right. Should we do a fan question?
Emily Deschanel 44:21
Yeah. Which one are we gonna do?
Carla Gallo 44:24
I have a question from Emma in Salt Lake City, Utah. The question is, which parts of your character do you identify with, and are there any things that are just the polar opposite of your own personality?
Emily Deschanel 44:39
As we have discussed, you and I.
Carla Gallo 44:41
Yes.
Emily Deschanel 44:42
There are definitely things that I have that are similar to Brennan. I think we can both tend to have black and white thinking sometimes, and be kind of serious and sticklers for things. I don’t like metaphor.
Carla Gallo 45:07
Oh, wow.
Emily Deschanel 45:07
I don’t like that.
Carla Gallo 45:09
You don’t?
Emily Deschanel 45:09
Tell me what do you really mean? Sometimes I’ll appreciate it.
Carla Gallo 45:14
Okay.
Emily Deschanel 45:15
It’s very clear, but I feel like I’m much more emotional or sentimental a lot of times than Brendan is, but not all the time. But I would say that’s the thing that I feel and I’m more social, I think, than Brendan is. I’m more social, and a little more like adept with the social stuff and social cues, but sometimes I struggle with that too.
Carla Gallo 45:43
Yeah.
Emily Deschanel 45:43
That’s what I would say. What about you? What do you? How are you like Daisy wick?
Carla Gallo 45:48
I sort of feel like I just am her which is probably not true, but I think, mostly from the excitability, the over eager, somewhat occasionally irritating qualities.
Emily Deschanel 46:07
How dare you? Carla Gallo about my friend and co-host.
Carla Gallo 46:13
Yeah. I just feel when I think about myself on set, for example, even currently, a platonic, I’m very like, “hey guys”. I can stay late if you want. I feel everyone’s like, “okay, it’s enough, you can go now”. I really relate to that part of her that’s over eager. Maybe talking a little too much and I’m trying to check myself constantly as a person. I think that is.
Emily Deschanel 46:17
I can do that too.
Carla Gallo 46:40
Yeah. […] I don’t feel like there’s polar opposites. I mean, I am maybe not as smart as she is.
Emily Deschanel 46:55
Yes, you are. You are very smart
Carla Gallo 46:57
It is sweet of you to say but I don’t.
Emily Deschanel 46:58
You might not be as smart with bones and forensic apology.
Carla Gallo 47:02
Definitely no.
Emily Deschanel 47:02
But okay, I appreciate that.
Carla Gallo 47:06
Thanks.
Emily Deschanel 47:06
It’s just a fact.
Carla Gallo 47:07
Okay, I’ll take it. Thank you.
Emily Deschanel 47:18
Hopefully that answered Emma in Salt Lake City, Utah’s question?
Carla Gallo 47:22
Yeah, I hope so.
Emily Deschanel 47:23
Thanks for the question. Keep them coming, guys, seriously, and we’ll see you next time.
Carla Gallo 47:27
Yes.
Carla Gallo 47:32
Boneheads is a production of Lemonada Media and us. Our producer is Alex McOwen.
Emily Deschanel 47:38
Our engineers are Brian Castillo and Noah Smith. Our senior vice president of weekly content is Steve Nelson.
Carla Gallo 47:45
Our executive producers are Stephanie Wittels Wachs, Jessica Cordova Kramer and us; Emily Deschanel and Carla Gallo. Music by Doug Paisley.
Emily Deschanel 47:55
Special thanks to Allison Bresnick. To stay up to date with us and submit your listener questions, follow us on Instagram @BoneheadsPod and @LemonadaMedia on all social channels.
Carla Gallo 48:06
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Emily Deschanel 48:12
Thanks so much for listening.
