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David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel in Bones (2005)

Emily Deschanel

Temperance Brennanas Temperance Brennan

David Boreanaz

Seeley Boothas Seeley Booth

Michaela Conlin

Angela Montenegroas Angela Montenegro

Tamara Taylor

Camille Saroyanas Camille Saroyan

T.J. Thyne

Jack Hodginsas Jack Hodgins
(as TJ Thyne)

John Francis Daley

Lance Sweetsas Lance Sweets

Ryan Cartwright

Vincent Nigel-Murrayas Vincent Nigel-Murray

John Pyper-Ferguson

Landis Collaras Landis Collar

Aimee Garcia

Jennifer Keatingas Jennifer Keating

Anil Raman

Dr. Christopher Beaudetteas Dr. Christopher Beaudette

August Emerson

Milton Alvaredoas Milton Alvaredo

Jason Rogel

Broderick Mullinsas Broderick Mullins

Billy Gibbons

Angela's Dadas Angela's Dad
(as Billy F. Gibbons)

Arielle Vandenberg

Modelas Model

Shawn Carter Peterson

Photographeras Photographer

Sterling Sulieman

Nest Techas Nest Tech

Joe Davis

Security Guardas Security Guard
(uncredited)

Director
- Brad Turner
Writers
- Hart Hanson
- Kathy Reichs(inspired by the life of forensic anthropologist and author)
- Karina Csolty
All cast & crew
See more cast details at IMDbPro

During a photo shoot, a model discovers a human ear along with its body's frozen remains. Inside the remains are some gold flakes and a fragment of a meteor. The meteor was kept in a space research center, lead by Landis Collar, who was the boss of the victim, physicist Diane Sidman. Other possible suspects are her graduate students, Milton Alvaredo and Jennifer Keating, plus Diane's lovers, including direct superior and successor as research periodical editor, Dr. Christopher Beaudette. Diane's corpse shows a confusing history shortly before and after her mysterious death. Meanwhile, Angela's father comes to town to exact revenge from Hodgins and teach him a lesson. —KGF Vissers

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Trivia
During the show the Large Hadron Collider is mentioned and the possibility it could possibly confirm the existence of the Higgs boson particle, popularly known as the "God particle". About four years later the Collider did in fact do this.

Goofs
Before the experiment in which Hodgins and Nigel-Murray use liquid nitrogen to freeze a turkey and drop it in order to make the turkey shatter like the victim, Hodgins gives the temperature of the liquid nitrogen in 3 scales: Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit. Nigel-Murray corrects Hodgins by saying that he doesn't have to say "degrees" for Celsius because it is implied. Nigel-Murray is incorrect, you absolutely do need to say "degrees" when giving a temperature in Celsius, the temperature scale for which you do not need to say "degrees" (and for which Hodgins mistakenly does) is Kelvin.

Quotes
Dr. Jack Hodgins: [From inside the lab] FIRE IN THE HOLE!
[Cannon goes off. Booth tries to shield Bones]
Special Agent Seeley Booth: What the hell was that?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: [Hodgins exits the lab] We're okay. Everything's okay.
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: We should get out of here before lock down. Let Cam deal with it.
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Yeah. All right.
[They both run for the exit as the alarm goes off]
Dr. Camille Saroyan: [to Hodgins and Nigel] You know you're grounded, right?

Connections
References Star Trek: The Original Series (1966)

Soundtracks
El Diablo
Written by Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard
Performed by Billy Gibbons

Top review

10/10

Who is the guy???

Another great episode with delicious comedy and quirkiness. Driving me crazy though, is WHO is the guy who agrees with Sweets that Billy Gibbons is "really good"? Uncredited as far as I can see, but looks VERY familiar. If you know, please post.

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