Bones

"The Lab" sign behind Professor Bunsen Jude is the same signs used in the season four finale "The End in the Beginning" inside the nightclub that Bren and Mr. B (Booth) owned called The Lab.

Nitpick: When IDing the body, Cam checks his wallet and spouts off facts about the victim. Booth then asks if they have a "Vampire from the Jersey shore." However, Cam never mentioned the victim was from New Jersey.

Goof: In the scene where they are all standing in the lab and Clark is talking about Booth and Brennan getting naked, four people are standing right behind Clark. But when he finishes his monologue and Hodgins says, "Dude, a little self control." Angela is suddenly standing in front of Clark next to the other body. Looks like she just beamed in herself.

The sock that Booth picks up after his 'lunch' with Hannah is the same as the socks that he wears in the Season six poster.

This is another instance of people thinking the photo Angela made of the male victim is George Clooney.

Booth's body count is now at 10. Given the three Taliban that Booth shot in the opening scenes, his total for the series of the number of people he has killed on the show is now at 10.

Goof: When Bones handles the snake, she says she is only scared of snakes when Booth is around. The first time she came in contact with a snake, was in "The Man in the Morgue." Booth was there, and she wasn't scared. She was scared, though, when she was with Booth in "Mummy in the Maze."

The airport scene at the end of the episode is filmed at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

In the hoarder's apartment, the bobble head from London can be seen, as well as the cover for a Motley Crue album, reference's to season four episodes "Yanks in the UK" and "End in the Beginning".

The clock in the victim's apartment continuously flashes "4:47". This is the exact same time shown on the clock next to Booth's bed in the first scene of the 4th season finale, "The End in the Beginning."

In the scene where Hodgins is in the victim's apartment and Angela's dad appears, he screams, but specifically mentions that it was a "yelp," not a scream. A very similar conversation can be heard in the flashback portion of the 4th season finale "The End in the Beginning" when Zack argues that he "yelped", not screamed, after seeing the dead body.

When Hodgins is sitting in the hoarder's apartment and calls Booth regarding the accountant lead, he is sitting next to a pile of chicken wings and celery. This pile of wings is likely the same pile of wings alluded to in last year's season finale "The End in the Beginning," during Booth's dream:

Cam: Your wings have been voted best in the city two years running.
Fisher: Not best. Tallest. I'm the originator of the "Tower of Wings."

When Booth is looking at a picture of him from his days in the army (while on the phone with Hodgins), the person in the picture with him is Teddy Parker, the ghost he saw in the season four episode "The Hero in the Hold."

The murder of the two boys featured in "Spacemen in the Crater" and the kidnappings and murders that contributed to a book written about the gravedigger prior to the time of the episode are never mentioned. Why were none of these charges brought against Heather Taffet? Also, although Booth dropped the charges of his case, she should be charged for the murder of Thomas Vega in "The Hero in the Hold."

During Hodgin's testimony, when he states the scientific name for the dust mite Caroline says, "For those of us who don't speak 'insect,' what is that, exactly?" Although Caroline wouldn't be expected to know this, a dust mite is actually an arachnid, not an insect.

Goof: When Brennan confesses to Booth that she has nightmares and they hug, her head is resting on his left shoulder. But when the take cuts to Booth, her head is on his right shoulder.

Since Angela changed her name to "Angela" legally, according to the private investigator and Angela's statement in "Mummy in the Maze"), it is unnecessary for her to tell anyone what name is on her birth certificate.

Goof: The pentagram Brennan draws on the X-ray is upside down, having two points up, rather than one. This reverses the meaning of the symbol, making it a representation of evil, commonly used in satanism and black magic. Additionally, Sweets claims that the pentagram is an ancient Wiccan symbol representing solidarity and sisterhood. This statement is wrong on several different counts. Firstly, Wicca is a relatively new religion, based on the traditions of witchcraft. None of the ancient practitioners would regard themselves as wiccans. Secondly, the pentagram has also been a meaningful symbol in several other religions, such as Egyptian mythology and Christianity. Thirdly, in contemporary wicca, it is mostly seen as a symbol of the four elements being presided over by spirit. It is commonly used as a sign of magic, good and protection, but not usually tied to solidarity per se.

In this episode Hodgins reveals that he has been carrying Angela's wedding ring in his wallet ever since their first failed wedding (during the second season finale, "Stargazer in a Puddle").

The "wedding ring" that Angela produces for Hodgins is actually a body jewelry ring.