Amish culture is so hidden, so different that people expect the worst of it - in this episode the first 2 suspects were Amish. But the ending was very refreshing, being in the wrong place, at the wrong time, just when our Amish boy has made a life-changing decision.
It was a very good episode. Sad, but very good. It also showed the regular cast in a new light a little bit: Brennan comforting someone with a touch, Booth as the protective father, Cam as not her most confident because she needs to deal with some teenage sex-problems in her own family, Sweets playing air-piano etc. It managed to jump between funny and dramatic smoothly and allowed some pretty brilliant supporting acts get the main light instead of the main characters. The Amish brother, played by Brian Letscher in particular was great.
It was a very good episode. Sad, but very good. It also showed the regular cast in a new light a little bit: Brennan comforting someone with a touch, Booth as the protective father, Cam as not her most confident because she needs to deal with some teenage sex-problems in her own family, Sweets playing air-piano etc. It managed to jump between funny and dramatic smoothly and allowed some pretty brilliant supporting acts get the main light instead of the main characters. The Amish brother, played by Brian Letscher in particular was great.