The Nazi on the Honeymoon

I feel very conflicted about this episode. I adore it, obviously. Bones and Booth are together at last. This is their first marriage episode. Finally, all is right in the world. I love seeing Hodgins and Angela as parents.

I hate this case. I've seen a lot of people talking about the inaccuracy of the location. I don't know anything about that. I just hate the case. I'm Jewish, and I'd like to shake Leticia Perez's hand and maybe buy her a fruit basket.

I understand that emotionally, it's a smart move to have a murder where we don't feel bad for the victim. We can just focus on the joy of the marriage. However, I find myself worrying about the murderer. Every so often, in an episode of Bones, there is a murder where I kind of understand the perspective of the killer. I don't want to justify any crimes, I'm not a violent person. But those few episodes (the signs in the silence, for example) are cases where I find myself worrying more about the murderer than the victim.

I just find myself thinking about how I might have handled the case differently, which I guess is a very good reason that I'm not a forensic anthropologist, or working for the law. I would have destroyed the bones and signed off on a report saying that he fell down and broke his hip, or something.

Funny bits: Leticia Perez being the only character who can stand up to Dr. Brennan immediately. The inspector wanting to finish breakfast, and then deciding they will do it the American way - immediately, and with a great deal of noise. Dr. Saroyan interacting with Michael Vincent and Christine.

I find it amazing what I'm seeing. I was born and I live in Argentina and everything shown in this episode is incorrect. Around the government house, the cars, the music, the names of the characters, the accent when speaking Spanish, the doctor does not even have Argentine accent. I think you believe that Mexico, Argentina and other Spanish-speaking country are the same. I really like the series, but this chapter would have needed more research. It was very difficult to finish watching the episode without paying attention to these details.I think if you are going to based a chapter on the history and location of any place you need correct information.

Hi...Argentine immigrant (50 years ago)....please people, basic research is a must prior to producing material for public consumption! Argentina, for better or worse, is a country of European immigrants with a specific dialect...the only Argentine on the show was the young wife (yeah!)...although I enjoy the series, and the actor playing the cop (portuguese which Argentina has)...come on...the inner city scene with Latin music and dark mestizos (yes, Argentina has had a huge influx of indigenous neighbors)is not typical! Everyone is proud of their culture and we wish for it to be depicted CORRECTLY. As a public school educator, the argument that geography is not taught in school is very accurate-so, our media should bear some responsibility to enlighten us with facts.Chau

Just a note--there was a song by an Argentine singer, Mercedes Sosa, and the song was by Chilean Violeta Parra. Otherwise, some tango music would have been nice. I am also a fan of "Bones" and of Kathy Reichs' series of detective novels, but this one was problematic. Glad to see the "dirty war" examined on a popular TV show, and the Nazi escape to Latin America, but should have been more carefully presented. It's like how Antonio Banderas, a Spaniard, plays Pancho Villa, and Ruben Blades, a Panameñan, plays a Mexican policeman in other movies.

As an Argentine I feel insulted by what American think of Argentina and its people, and to a certain extent of every Latin American person. Everything on this episode is SO wrong, the music, the accent, the places, the cars, the architecture, the people, event the license plate on the cars. Shame on you FOX and everyone involved in this episode. I really can't believe it. How about some tango or folklore instead of that rubbish music you pick for the episode, apart from song. The only thing that's right about the episode is the fact that a lot of Nazis fled to Argentina after the war. For a show where the main character prides herself of being accurate about every single little fact, you should have done some research!