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"Bones" The Beaver in the Otter (2009)
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30 April 2009
(Season 4, Episode 23)
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The remains of a college student a found in mascot costume from a rival college. As the squints investigate how the body got in there, Booth finds out what his brother plans on doing with his life after his court martial. full summary | full synopsis
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Emily Deschanel | ... | Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan |
 | David Boreanaz | ... | Special Agent Seeley Booth |
 | Michaela Conlin | ... | Angela Montenegro |
 | Tamara Taylor | ... | Dr. Camille Saroyan |
 | T.J. Thyne | ... | Dr. Jack Hodgins (as TJ Thyne) |
 | John Francis Daley | ... | Dr. Lance Sweets |
| Brendan Fehr | ... | Jared Booth |
 | Pej Vahdat | ... | Arastoo Vaziri |
 | Jaimie Alexander | ... | Molly Briggs |
 | Nick Ballard | ... | Greg Harmalard |
| Rick Peters | ... | Dean Vernon Warner |
| Edwin Hodge | ... | Robert Hooper |
| Michael Hyatt | ... | Sheriff Tina Mullins |
 | Lorna Raver | ... | Professor Marlene Twardosh |
 | Jonathan Chesner | ... | Gary Bacon |
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Netherlands:55 min (including commercials)
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Revealing mistakes: When the victim was first identified, Brennan says his age is 23 years old, but later when Booth and Brennan are investigating the victim's room, she says his birthday was 5-11-89, which would have made him 19-20 at the time of his death, not 23.
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Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:
If you go with him, then he won't be alone. You won't let him be bad. And his frontal lobe will always be the size of a raisin. That's what you said. Makes no scientific sense.
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Yeah, I said that. Got it.
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Special Agent Seeley Booth: Yeah, I said that. Got it.
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A dead student is found in a college sports team's mascot costume (hence that title, although it is not a female as the title might suggest). Just as importantly, we see what I think will probably be the final appearance of Booth's brother, who has decided to move on with his life after his court martial. Back at the ranch, we realize that the episode is a tribute to ANIMAL HOUSE, including B&B showing up at a toga party for the dead student. When the frat boys shuck their sheets so Brennan can test them for evidence, she actually appears momentarily embarrassed. The ending is cute, involving Brennan wanting to do something naughty for the first time in her life. In the commission of the naughty act, which I will not reveal here, she acts like a little girl. And she is absolutely adorable.