The Archaeologist in the Cocoon

Episode aired Jan 14, 2013
TV-14TV-14
44m

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7.6/10

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S8.E11

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David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, and Emily Deschanel in Bones (2005)

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An archaeologist is found murdered. His lab holds ancient remains of Neanderthals and Homosapiens; these are given to Clark to research. Brennan is jealous that she has to work the current c... Read allAn archaeologist is found murdered. His lab holds ancient remains of Neanderthals and Homosapiens; these are given to Clark to research. Brennan is jealous that she has to work the current case and not the ancient one.An archaeologist is found murdered. His lab holds ancient remains of Neanderthals and Homosapiens; these are given to Clark to research. Brennan is jealous that she has to work the current case and not the ancient one.

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7.6/10

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Director
- Jeannot Szwarc
Writers
- Hart Hanson
- Kathy Reichs(inspiration)
- Sanford Golden
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Emily Deschanel and T.J. Thyne in Bones (2005)

Michaela Conlin, Emily Deschanel, Tamara Taylor, and T.J. Thyne in Bones (2005)

Eugene Byrd, Michaela Conlin, John Francis Daley, Tamara Taylor, and T.J. Thyne in Bones (2005)

David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel, and T.J. Thyne in Bones (2005)

Trivia
The art behind Angela is taken from Diego Rivera's mural from the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Goofs
Bones claims that a bone sticking to the tongue is a clear indication that the bone is human. While bones do stick to the tongue and this practice is not common but well known as a way to distinguish between bones and non-bones (e.g. rocks), animal and human bones are not different from each other and cannot be distinguished that way.

Connections
References Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)

Soundtracks
Bones Theme
Written by The Crystal Method
Performed by The Crystal Method

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1/10

Extremely chauvinistic

There are some excruciatingly chauvinistic episodes in this series but no worse than this one. The racial madness so dearly loved by the US-Americans is portrayed as something already existing in the Stone Age. Usually this series does it better.

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