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The Finder

  • Episode aired Apr 21, 2011
  • TV-14
  • 44m
IMDb RATING
7.4/10
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David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel in Bones (2005)
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Sam Nozik's beetles-eaten corpse in a Florida glade is identified from his acrylic eye. He worked in a Miami museum, from which a treasure map to a Spanish galleon was stolen. Booth grudging... Read allSam Nozik's beetles-eaten corpse in a Florida glade is identified from his acrylic eye. He worked in a Miami museum, from which a treasure map to a Spanish galleon was stolen. Booth grudgingly allows his superstitious former foreign army tour acquaintance Walter Sherman (and his ... Read allSam Nozik's beetles-eaten corpse in a Florida glade is identified from his acrylic eye. He worked in a Miami museum, from which a treasure map to a Spanish galleon was stolen. Booth grudgingly allows his superstitious former foreign army tour acquaintance Walter Sherman (and his team of two) to use his 'tracing gift' to find and retrieve the treasure. They do, after c... Read all

  • Director
    • Daniel Sackheim
  • Writers
    • Hart Hanson
    • Kathy Reichs
    • Richard Greener
  • Stars
    • Emily Deschanel
    • David Boreanaz
    • Michaela Conlin
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.4/10
    1.7K
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    • Director
      • Daniel Sackheim
    • Writers
      • Hart Hanson
      • Kathy Reichs
      • Richard Greener
    • Stars
      • Emily Deschanel
      • David Boreanaz
      • Michaela Conlin
    • 33User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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    Emily Deschanel
    Emily Deschanel
    • Temperance Brennan
    David Boreanaz
    David Boreanaz
    • Seeley Booth
    Michaela Conlin
    Michaela Conlin
    • Angela Montenegro
    Tamara Taylor
    Tamara Taylor
    • Camille Saroyan
    TJ Thyne
    TJ Thyne
    • Jack Hodgins
    • (as T.J. Thyne)
    John Francis Daley
    John Francis Daley
    • Lance Sweets
    • (credit only)
    Geoff Stults
    Geoff Stults
    • Walter Sherman
    Saffron Burrows
    Saffron Burrows
    • Ike Latulippe
    Danny Trejo
    Danny Trejo
    • Bishop Edward Galano
    Michael Clarke Duncan
    Michael Clarke Duncan
    • Leo Knox
    Mini Anden
    Mini Anden
    • Brittany Stephenson
    Suzie Plakson
    Suzie Plakson
    • Rosalind Bassa
    Arturo Rossi
    • Rusty
    • (as Arturo Fernandez)
    Mark Lainer
    Mark Lainer
    • Sheriff Bobby Erdy
    Carlo Rota
    Carlo Rota
    • Lambert Chaisson
    Elsie Gattas
    • Waitress
    Eric Wieda
    • Spider Biker
    Michael Bower
    Michael Bower
    • Sam Nozik
    • (as Michael Ray Bower)
    • Director
      • Daniel Sackheim
    • Writers
      • Hart Hanson
      • Kathy Reichs
      • Richard Greener
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    User reviews33

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    1grdawzx

    What the hell is that accent?

    As everyone else has commented this episode does not fit with the canon of the series. I can barely watch it because of Saffron Burrow's terrible mockney accent... I mean... why???
    10grecne

    Pretty Awesome

    The cast mesh really well and like how Walter's keen sense of detection help him find the lost articles. My wife and I were watching "Bones" like we always do and I said to her this would be a great spin-off and when I check it out was happy to see it was going to be one! I was reading the TV Guide article about the producer saying he's afraid it won't take off and I totally disagree. He also mention something about possible crossovers with "Bones". Again I disagree and the "Finder" or what ever the new title is going to be will be able to stand on it's own. Besides I am one of those "Bone" fans who wouldn't want anything to come between Booth and Bones. Because I didn't like it when Booth hooked up with the reporter and was relieved when that was over.
    7abbyrd88

    Entertaining, but certainly not Bones

    I agree that this was not an episode of Bones. It felt like the Bones characters were the guests as the Finder cast and plots were clearly in focus. Another reviewer phrased it well by saying the episode was Booth-free and Bones-lite.

    Nonetheless, it was an enjoyable hour of television. Though whoever was playing Walter's acting left something to be desired, I was intrigued by Walter and Ike's characters. It was also an entertaining plot. This did its job by getting me interested in the new series, especially since I am already such a big fan of Hanson's work.

    That said, the glaring, somewhat unforgivable issue with this was that they should not have tried to pass this as an episode of Bones. It obviously wasn't. Viewers felt deceived as this so called Bones episode was quite obviously a poorly disguised, extended promo for the Finder. If viewers had gone into this with the proper mindset, I am certain the response would not have been so negative. This should have been the pilot for the Finder. It would have been a perfect way to segway Bones into the spin off series. Oh well.
    4nina_nicky

    Any other kind of promotion would have been better

    I didn't even know that this episode was meant to promote a "spin-off" show, but it became pretty evident during the first couple minutes. In fact, the new show's characters were so heavily featured that I started wondering and looked it up online, even before the episode finished.

    Seriously, if you try to pull a show starter off this way, at least do it so the audience doesn't notice what you're doing. Not to mention don't make a whole lot of Bones fans miss out on an actual Bones episode - because this wasn't one. The new show also won't be a real spin-off, because no actual Bones characters will be in it.

    HOWEVER, that being said, the Finder characters ARE interesting and the new show itself might very well be worth watching, especially if they keep it up with the cool music. It just doesn't have ANYTHING to do with Bones.

    So, in conclusion: - this = not a Bones episode - new show = not a Bones spin-off - but: possibly interesting to watch - worst part: incredibly lame and absurd promotion idea
    8ourgang-2

    get a grip, people!

    first, let me say that i am a HUGE bones fan, from the beginning. so, it was a shameless plug for a spin-off...what's new? this sort of thing is done all the time, for good or ill, besides which, it's good marketing strategy. it is what it is, & i have learned to accept what i cannot change. it was obvious from maybe 10 minutes into the show what was going on, so i sat back to enjoy. that said, i don't think the bones people were at all out of character, the characters from the projected spin-off were enjoyable & the premise interesting...what's to complain about? i, for one, will be looking forward to the premiere of this new series.

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    • Trivia
      This episode served as a "backdoor pilot" for the 2012 TV series The Finder (2012) which starred two of the guest stars in this episode, Geoff Stults and Michael Clarke Duncan.
    • Quotes

      Walter Sherman: Are you rich?

      Dr. Jack Hodgins: Hey! Where did that come from?

      Walter Sherman: On a scale of 1 to 10 - she's an 11.

      Angela Montenegro: Well, thank you, Mr. Sherman.

      Walter Sherman: Yet, you're a 7. So if you're rich. It just explains the discrepancy.

      Dr. Jack Hodgins: Really.

    • Connections
      References It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
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    • Release date
      • April 21, 2011 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • English
      • Spanish
      • German
    • Filming locations
      • Stage 6, 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Josephson Entertainment
      • Far Field Productions
      • 20th Century Fox Television
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    • Runtime
      • 44m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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