Michaela Conlin – “Next time you’re shipping something fragile, consider using shredded paper instead of packing paper. When packed densely, your shredded paper will protect your items as effectively as foam and bubble wrap.”

You know what happens when you  stay up far to late working or just zoning out (which is normally what I  do at the end of a long day at university, really wears you out,  personally I think it is the travelling), you know those random shows  that appear on your television past the water shed anyway my husband and  me were watching roulette last night on the television, they do the  same version on-line and on the television.

I did not realise how simple the game is, I thought it would be  really hard and complicated, but in real life it isn’t, normally I am  not one for gambling but when the husband played (not with real money of  course only in his head), he won £200.

I would like to join a friendly and helpful community to allow me to  play Online Casino, maybe on that gave you the choice between playing for hard  cold cash and playing for the fun of it so free, I know there are a few  websites that offer this facilities but I would also like to free safe.   As most on-line activities you can get a lot of enjoyment and fun from  these games so I think I might have to give them ago.

I’ll have to wait until after my course work has been handed in and  all the exams are completed though.

Could I get some Bones scoop please? — Chris
ADAM: Be on the lookout for Angela and Hodgins to run into a little trouble with the law. What lands them in handcuffs? “We were doing what we did on page 187 in public and unfortunately that got us [busted],” TJ Thyne jokes, referencing the mysterious sex act described in Bones’ new novel. In truth, it’s something much more innocent that gets them into trouble, but Michaela Conlin says time in jail will bring the couple much closer together.

In all the hubbub following last night’s emotionally draining 100th episode of Bones, a cold, hard truth has gone overlooked: The episode failed to solve the big mystery from the previous week’s ep — what the frak was on page 187 of Brennan’s new book? We know it involves a unique sexual technique that Hodgins invented and presumably performed on Angela. But what… is… it? At a party thrown in honor of the milestone episode earlier this week, we grilled the cast. Then, unsatisfied (though amused) by their answers, we went to series creator Hart Hanson and executive producer Stephen Nathan to find out their dirty little secret!

David Boreanaz (Booth): “If Hodgins came up with it, I don’t think Booth would be all that impressed. Maybe episode 187 will be the last episode and [we can reveal it then]. That way we can’t get into too much trouble if it is really obscene.”

Emily Deschanel (Brennan): “We all had our ideas about what it was and, like the characters, I think some of us were too embarrassed to even mention those above a whisper. I am certainly not going to tell a reporter what secret trick I had in my mind. I never even asked. I don’t think I want to know. I think it is better left to the imagination.”

Michaela Conlin (Angela): “I have an idea what I think it is but I do not have confirmation. There was never a conference about it. It wasn’t like Hart let us in on the joke at the table read. I think it is better to leave it unsaid for everyone’s sake. Isn’t it more fun to guess? It will be like the briefcase in Pulp Fiction. Everyone can debate it. T.J. thought it was so cool that it was his character’s move. He was bragging about it for days. I don’t know what he’s holding over Hart to get that kind of character triumph.”

T.J. Thyne (Hodgins): “How do you know I didn’t pitch it to them? And who said it was kinky? Maybe it is just weird. It is a very specific, very useful action that makes Angela at the very least very excited.”

Tamara Taylor (Cam): “I am dying to know. I was laughing out loud when I read that episode because Hodgins makes such a huge stink about it being his move. I think it has got to be a silly move. To [stay true] to his character, the move would have to be either him crying, goofing off, or raging during sex. He has all those anger management issues. Maybe he just yells through the entire act. I think this was Hart’s practical joke. He just wanted to see how kinky and gross we all got trying to figure it out. I bet he doesn’t even have a move in mind. I would not put it past him to have just written it all mysteriously to get people thinking.”

John Francis Daley (Sweets): “I don’t think we can even say what we think it is. What’s the PG-rated, magazine friendly way of describing something sexual? Plus, it is kind of a trap because what if I tell you what I think it is and then I am labeled a pervert because it is so much weirder than what the writers actually came up with? I am a nice boy. I don’t think anyone knows other than Hart and Stephen. They just left it up to all of us to think about and debate amongst ourselves. It’s like what Bill Murray whispers to Scarlett Johansson at the end of Lost In Translation. Maybe what he whispers to her is actually [Hodgins'] unique sexual maneuver. I have [to wonder] how in the history of humans having sexual relations could one man discover some super awesome sex move or position that no one else ever thought of or tried? Unless it is something like he makes a goofy face or noise while doing it. That’s the only way that I believe it could be a Hodgins-only move. Otherwise others would have done it.”

Hart Hanson (series creator): “We know exactly what was on page 187 but we didn’t tell any of the cast. It made the squirming and embarrassment more realistic because they all have very dirty minds and they went there in their heads… We tend to circle back on things so it will probably be revealed at some point. Maybe in episode 187 if we get there.”

Stephen Nathan (exec producer): “We know exactly what it was and we aren’t telling yet. We may never tell. Or we may have a contest for the fans to hear their guesses and if someone gets it maybe we will give them a cameo.”

TV series Bones celebrated their 100th episode last night in Los Angeles, with most of the cast attending a party together. The show’s in its fifth season now and star David Boreanaz directed the episode—which takes the cast back to the moment when Agent Booth first met Dr Brennan, played by Emily Deschanel. Stephen Fry, who has a recurring role on the show, shared a laugh with David on the red carpet before attending the party. While Emily looked beautiful and posed alongside Michaela Conlin and John Francis Daly, before celebrating with them, as well as the rest of her costars and crew inside.

I’ve never been one for gambling but a few of my friends are addicted to on-line game playing, they have played for years normally poker but he does won big quite a few things, his girlfriend isn’t allowed to play for real money but I think she would be quite good, finding a good website to play is key like www.gamblingpub.com where you can play from the comfort of your own home, I’ll have to try but I don’t think I’ll be that good at it.

We have some promos from Fox of the 100th episode of Bones! The episode is called “The Parts in the Sum of the Whole”, and is a flashback (six years) to Booth and Brennan’s first case together. The captions to the individual images reveal we will see the recruitment of Angela (BSC-approved Michaela Conlin) in the episode as well. It will air on Thursday, April 8th (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT).

Episode Synopsis – The milestone 100th episode takes viewers back in time six years as Brennan and Booth recount to Sweets their first case together. With Sweets finishing his book on their partnership, Brennan and Booth take this opportunity to set the record straight on their initial pairing before his book goes to print. While working on a case six years ago, young and rebellious FBI Agent Seeley Booth seeks the help of Dr. Temperance Brennan and her team of scientists to hopefully find the evidence that will prove his high-profile suspect guilty. Although in unfamiliar territory, Dr. Brennan, her grad student Zack (guest star Eric Millegan) and Dr. Jack Hodgins (TJ Thyne) get right to work, impressing Booth with their knack for uncovering new leads and substantiating his theory about a well-connected district judge. While the case cements a foundation for a successful future partnership, it also reveals the convoluted beginnings of the formidable duo – whose feelings for each other almost ended the partnership before it had even begun.

• 1. What can you tell us about Angela’s role in the much-anticipated 100th episode?

Michaela Conlin: We go back seven years, a year before the pilot. Brennan and Angela had been friends already and we find out about how and why Brennan decides to bring her into the Jeffersonian as an employee. She had been travelling and is trying to get back to Paris, which is sort of why she takes the job.

• 2. Looking back on the first 100 episodes, do you have a favorite?

I really loved the first Christmas episode. I know a lot of people didn’t love it, but shooting that episode, it was the 13 episode of the season of the first year and it was really when we started to congeal as a cast. We all shot everyday, we were locked in the lab, I was in an elf outfit, it was just a blast. It was lovely and the first time I think we realized that we had something very special.

• 3. How surprised are you that five years into its run, the show is more popular than ever?

It really is. I get stopped way more than I ever did in the first and second season. I get stopped all the time which is really awesome. It’s incredible. The show just seems to keep growing and growing and growing, and it’s great to be apart of something like that.

• 4. Realistically, how long do you BONES can go on for? And are you happy to stick with the show as long as it goes.

It doesn’t feel like it’s been five years. Emily and I had just said that five years ago, in February we shot the pilot, which is crazy. I’m happy to do it as long as we all feel like we can keep making great shows and we feel that way so far.

• 5. And finally, if you could put your writer’s cap on for a moment, where would you like to see Angela go over the course of the next say, 100 episodes?

Great question. I’d really like to see for us to see more of her family life with her dad and her mom. And I’d love to see Angela figure out who she loves and if she can be in a serious relationship. I’d love to see the next chapter of her life, where is she going to go…. I have a feeling that it might be a foreign country.

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Wendell (Michael Terry) has stepped in as Angela’s (Michaela Conlin) love interest of late on “Bones” and fans of the show have had a mixed reaction to this.

Because “Bones”‘ viewers are so very passionate, I asked Michael Terry if he’s getting bombarded with people’s opinions of his on-screen relationship.

He says he’s not, but series creator Hart Hanson has warned him: “Be prepared for people to hate you.”

“I’m already prepared for that because I know that everyone loves “Hodgela,” says Terry in the clip below. “You know, Angela and Hodgins (T.J. Thyne) together.”

Terry is cool with that though. “You don’t want everybody to like you. Otherwise, it’s boring. You know, I think that you need some people hating you and some people liking you. So fans can get on either side and hopefully my side will be bigger!” he jokes.

As far as long term potential for Angela and Wendell goes, Terry says he’s not too sure, but he thinks the pair has a shot. Whatever happens, however, he’s sure it’ll make for great TV.

What he’s truly hoping for, though, is some conflict between Wendell and Hodgins.

When I suggested a fist fight, he got excited: “T.J. and I were talking about that… we wanted like a big fight through the lab where beakers are crashing. I think that would be really good. Get a little aggression out, you know?”