David Boreanaz

The Bone That Blew - Airdate: November 26th, 2008

When a skull and various skeletal remains are found in a tree in a nationally protected wooded preserve, Brennan and Booth are on the case to investigate. Back at the Jeffersonian, Brennan learns of her estranged father’s new position as a teacher, a prospect she is less than happy to learn about considering his recent acquittal for murder. In a lucky break, the victim’s bones are identified in a government database as those of an ex-Marine who has been off-the grid for nearly three years. With no records of his whereabouts from the past three years, the team turns to the internet for answers. The investigation eventually leads Brennan and Booth to an ultra-elite private school and a group of rich and powerful families, one of whom the ex-Marine had worked for as a “manny.” As the investigation continues, the team finds Brennan’s father to be an unlikely asset to the case, but Brennan has mixed feelings about her father’s involvement. Brennan and Booth’s investigation delves deep into the world of lies and deception of the ultra privileged families.

Double Trouble in the Panhandle - Airdate: December 10th, 2008

The team investigates the death of female conjoined twins who were in the process of deciding to get separated or not. The twins were working in a circus, which means that Booth will come face to face with a clown during the investigation. Brennan and Booth go undercover as Wanda and Buck Moosejaw, Canadian performers in a knife-throwing act. Sweets helps Brennan and Booth understand Circus lingo.

Fire in the Ice - Airdate: December 17th, 2008

The body of a fireman is discovered in a lake and Booth is one of the suspects. The victim and Booth played hockey together. The investigation is conducted by FBI Agent Payton Perotta. During interrogation, sparks fly between Perotta and Booth. Brennan will try figure skating. Cam, Hodgins, Wendell and Sweets also appears.

Hero in the Hold - Airdate: January 15th, 2009

Hodgins is not over when he and Brennan got taken hostage a while back. He may even be partially to blame for Booth’s kidnapping. Turns out Booth was tasered, knocked out and stuffed in a toy-like yellow submarine. When he gets out of the tiny submarine, Booth finds himself face to face with someone from his military past. The team works on locating Booth and finding who is behind the kidnapping. We learn why Booth’s son is named Parker. Brennan, Hodgins and Thomas Vega, from episode 2.09, face Judge Dix Williams and AUSA Kim Kurland, also from episode 2.09, and learn that evidence in the Grave Digger’s case has gone missing. The three of them are suspected of taking the evidence. Hodgins is obsessed by the Grave Digger and Vega is writing a book on the subject. Angela, Sweets, Cam, Agent Perotta and Jared also appear.

The Princess and The Pear - Airdate: January 22nd, 2009

Bones and Agent Payton Perrota investigate a woman’s murder as Booth rests at home with his backache. Their investigation leads them to a fantasy convention, IMAGICON (a parody on Comic-Con), where they find out that the murder of the woman might be linked to the possession of an age-old prop of an Excalibur from a famous french movie, Le Morte d’ Arthur.

The Bones that Foam - Airdate: January 29th, 2009

Booth and Brennan investigate the death of a car salesman, whose body was found by a sky-diving couple.