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| Michaela Conlin | ... | ||
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| T.J. Thyne | ... |
Jack Hodgins
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| Patricia Belcher | ... | ||
| Donnie Jeffcoat | ... | ||
| Graham Miller | ... |
Grad Student #1
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| Alain Uy | ... |
Grad Student #2
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Megan Paul | ... |
Grad Student #3
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Jill Arrington | ... |
Attractive Newswoman
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Shot by his 'stalker', Booth is buried with military honor. Later he gets slapped and verbally persecuted into his bath by Bones for being alive without telling her, as a trap for a criminal who vowed revenge. Sweets is disappointed the team ignores his fine TV interviews. A boiled mandible from the next Gormogon victim is found. Its forensics go spectacularly wrong, literally exploding. Zach's hands are permanently damaged -finally bringing the team to show affection- but so is the case's evidence. Sweets' profile points to Hodgins, Saroyan's 'police gut' to Sweets, as both had opportunity, no outsider. Written by KGF Vissers
First of all, I was not happy with the way this episode began. I don't think Brennan would have been easily convinced that Booth was dead. She would have needed solid proof - and would have, in fact, been at the hospital with him. I didn't like her lack of emotion when she thought he was dead.
BUT the aftermath - her slapping Booth was priceless! I loved when she barged into his bathroom to tell him off as well, and the fact that she threatened Sweets with Booth if he tried to play them again...
The main issue in this is: who is Gormagan? We find out int his episode, but we also find out who the apprentice is...
When getting rid of a main character, it's better for them to move on or die then what the writer's did. Zack did give me the creeps at times, but I just could not see this as truth...
Of course, Booth helped Brennan in the end with yet another touching scene.