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Dr. Sweets deals with post-traumatic stress after his subway train is derailed by flood water; a partially skeletonized body is discovered.
Dr. Sweets deals with post-traumatic stress after his subway train is derailed by flood water; a partially skeletonized body is discovered.
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S5, EP15 "Bones on the Blue Line"Dr. Sweets deals with post-traumatic stress after his subway train is derailed by flood water; a partially skeletonized body is discovered.
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S5, EP16 "The Parts of the Sum of the Whole"Recounting the events of the first case on which Brennan and Booth worked together; how other Jeffersonian team members' relationships began.
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S5, EP17 "The Death of the Queen Bee"Brennan returns to her former high school to investigate when unidentified human remains are discovered; Booth and Brennan pose as a married couple at her high school reunion.
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S5, EP18 "The Predator in the Pool"Brennan and Booth are asked to identify human remains found inside the belly of a shark; a marine biologist (Rena Sofer) is interested in Booth.
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S7, EP2 "The Hot Dog in the Competition"The team identifies the remains of a competitive-eating champion just days before a contest; a brilliant new squint has trouble fitting in; Booth and Brennan try to put themselves in each other's places after a disagreement about the baby.
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S7, EP1 "The Memories in the Shallow Grave"A woman's remains are found in a paintball field; Booth and Brennan adjust to life as an expectant couple.
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