Writer:	Noah Hawley
Director:	David Jones (III)
Star:	David Boreanaz (Special Agent Seeley Booth),  T.J. Thyne (Dr. Jack Hodgins),  Michaela Conlin (Angela Montenegro),  Jonathan Adams (Dr. Daniel Goodman (Season 1)),  Eric Millegan (Zack Addy),  Emily Deschanel (Dr. Temperance Brennan)
Guest Star:	Dan Gilvezan (Ken Wright),  Sarayu Rao (TV Reporter),  Ivan Davila (Agent #1),  Price Carson (Prison Guard),  Michael Mantell (Larry Carlyle),  Michael Rothhaar (Judge Cohen),  Gabe Cohen (Buck Harmon),  Edward Edwards (David Ross),  John M. Jackson (Deputy Cullen),  Marcus Ashley (Troy Pruit),  Rachelle Lafevre (Amy Morton),  Heath Freeman (Howard Epps),  Heavy D (Sid Shapiro),  Terri Cavanaugh (Mary Wright)

International Air Dates:
Denmark: March 21st, 2006 on TV3 (edit) Featured Music:
"Anything Goes" - Madison Smartt Bell & Wyn Cooper (edit) Howard Epps' scenes in jail were shot in a decommissioned women’s prison. (edit) This is the first appearance of Howard Epps in the series, out of three. The two other appearances happen in season 2's "The Blonde in the Game" and "The man in the Cell." (edit)

Amy: Amy Morton.
Brennan: Temperance Brennan.
Amy: You work with Booth?
Brennan: Yes. I'm a forensic anthropologist.
Amy: I'm a defense lawyer; I tend to work against Booth.
Booth: If it's all the same, I'd rather you two didn't bond in any way. (edit) Hodgins: (about Zack) He's weird, but he's smart. (edit) Brennan: Let’s pretend we are objective scientists and not indulge in conjecture. (edit) (Booth and Brennan at Wuang Fu's)
Booth: You know, I’m sorry for wrecking your weekend for nothing.
Brennan: No, not for nothing.
Booth: Ah, you know what I mean. You know all that running around it didn’t change anything. Epps was guilty. He was always guilty.
Brennan: There was doubt. We had an obligation to respect that doubt. We all share in the death of every human being.
Booth: Very poetic.
Brennan: No, very literal. We all share DNA. (very earnestly) When I look at a bone it’s not some artifact that I can separate from myself. It’s a part of a person who got here the same way I did. It should never be easy to take someone’s life. I don’t care who it is. (Booth stares at her intently for a long while) What? (he continues to stare and a smile begins to form on his lips) What?
Booth: You know you’ve been practicing your Nobel prize speech just a little too much. (edit) (Booth and Brennan are in a conference room in the FBI building, sitting across from each other. Booth is filling out a form.)
Booth: Name?
Brennan: You know my name.
Booth: Bones, you are making an official request to the FBI to be allowed to carry a concealed weapon. I have to follow protocol.
Brennan: It’s ridiculous.
Booth: Fine. Then we’re done here. Do you want to get some coffee?
Brennan: My name is Dr. Temperance Brennan.
Booth: Reason for wanting a gun?
Brennan: To shoot people.
Booth: Not a good response.
Brennan: It’s the truth.
Booth: You know, I’m writing self defense in the performance of my duties pursuing suspected felons as contracted out to the FBI.
Brennan: So I can shoot them.
Booth: (gives her a look but continues undeterred) Have you ever been charged with a felony?
Brennan: Charged or convicted?
Booth: Charged.
Brennan: You know I have.
Booth: I have to ask the questions.
Brennan: Bureaucratic nonsense. (edit)

The number, thought to be a telephone number, 240-251-0221 is said to belong to an old woman living in a nursing home. The 251 exchange in the 240 area code is located in Mount Airy, Maryland. Mount Airy is just west of Baltimore on Interstate 70. The number is currently assigned to a land line; therefore, it could not belong to a woman living in a nursing home. (edit) Goof: When Booth is interviewing David Ross at the FBI building you can see that his gun is still in his holster. This is a violation of procedure - a weapon would never be allowed in an interview with a man suspected of killing someone. (edit)

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