Emily: Booth is in trouble. We’re worried about him. We think he’s not going to survive being in prison. We have different ideas about how we’re going to get him out. Being in prison brings up a lot of stuff for Booth, as David can follow up on. He’s suffering from PTSD because of being there, as well as being tortured, and what not, being in the military and the Army Rangers in his past. He’s gone through a lot in his life. We’re dealing with a lot when we come back from this season. He’s in prison or jail. We’re working to get him out. He’s not safe and all these people want to kill him there. It puts a real strain on the relationship even when he does get out of prison and it’s a big deal. It’s not just going to be healed in one episode or something. It has long lasting repercussions.
David: Yes. I think it’ll last throughout the season. I don’t think it will necessarily be as dark as some people might think it will be. I think the first two episodes really have the sense of how dark it could be where Booth is and who he trusts with inside of the FBI, how he decides to take things into his own hands, and how Bones deals with that and gets him back. There’s a great moment in episode two that is a very strong moment between both of them and she really gets on his case to a point where he has to decide what to do. I’m not going to really say what that is, but it is definitely, it’s a page turner for their relationship and see how that unfolds...
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