Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults) is "The Finder" (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Fox). He's a vet with a brain injury that produced a one-track-mindedness in him, where all he wants to do is find things.
In the second episode of this "Bones" spin-off, Dr. Lance Sweets (John Francis Daley) was brought down from the mother ship to evaluate Walter and work out if he's crazy.
Sweets followed Walter during his investigation into possible police corruption and so was caught in the crossfire when the bullets started flying inside a bar. The pair made a useful team as Walter questioned the possibly unhinged suspect who was shooting at them, Sweets analyzed the answers, and then advised Walter on what to do next.
As the suspect walked away, Sweets offered Walter one final piece of advice before the cops arrived: "Don't shoot him in the back."
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MONDAY, JANUARY 16: "Alcatraz"
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"Alcatraz" (8 p.m. EST, Fox) two-hour series premiere
Produced by J.J. Abrams, this moody mystery series combines procedural elements with a hint of supernatural suspense. Detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) and Alcatraz historian Doctor Diego Soto (Jorge Garcia) team up with a secret agency that is dedicated to finding and catching inmates from the infamous prison who went missing 50 years ago and have begun reappearing today.
"Alcatraz" (8 p.m. EST, Fox) two-hour series premiere
Produced by J.J. Abrams, this moody mystery series combines procedural elements with a hint of supernatural suspense. Detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) and Alcatraz historian Doctor Diego Soto (Jorge Garcia) team up with a secret agency that is dedicated to finding and catching inmates from the infamous prison who went missing 50 years ago and have begun reappearing today.
"Alcatraz" (8 p.m. EST, Fox) two-hour series premiere
Produced by J.J. Abrams, this moody mystery series combines procedural elements with a hint of supernatural suspense. Detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) and Alcatraz historian Doctor Diego Soto (Jorge Garcia) team up with a secret agency that is dedicated to finding and catching inmates from the infamous prison who went missing 50 years ago and have begun reappearing today.
Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults) is "The Finder" (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Fox). He's a vet with a brain injury that produced a one-track-mindedness in him, where all he wants to do is find things.
In the ...
Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults) is "The Finder" (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Fox). He's a vet with a brain injury that produced a one-track-mindedness in him, where all he wants to do is find things.
In the ...
Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults) is "The Finder" (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Fox). He's a vet with a brain injury that produced a one-track-mindedness in him, where all he wants to do is find things.
In the ...
Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults) is "The Finder" (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Fox). He's a vet with a brain injury that produced a one-track-mindedness in him, where all he wants to do is find things.
In the ...
"The Finder" may be composed of easily recognized elements from other shows, such as "House" and "Burn Notice," but that didn't stop me from appreciating its escapist charms.
Personally, I don't believe in New Year's resolutions. But that doesn't stop me from inflicting resolutions on other people. What if TV networks had New Year's resolutions? I suspect it would look a little like this.
No matter what those dopey Twilight movies tell you, werewolves make lousy house pets. But someone else was morphing into a monster under last night's full moon as well...
First Posted: 01/20/12 07:51 AM ET Updated: 01/20/12 07:53 AM ET