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Bones
Dr. Temperance Brennan, a forensic anthropologist who works at the Jeffersonian Institution and also writes books, has an impressive ability to read clues from victims' bones. Consequently, law enforcement calls her to assist with investigations when remains are so badly decomposed, burned or destroyed that standard identification methods are useless. Brennan is teamed with Special Agent Seeley Booth, a former Army sniper, who mistrusts science and scientists when it comes to solving crimes but who has developed respect for Brennan, both professionally and personally.
S4, EP22 "The Double Death of the Dearly Departed"
Brennan is suspicious when a Jeffersonian co-worker dies of heart failure; Cam tries to get her newly adopted teenager to stop smoking.
S4, EP23 "The Girl in the Mask"
A friend of Booth's, Ken Nakamura, asks for help when his sister goes missing in Washington.
S4, EP24 "The Beaver in the Otter"
The body of a fraternity brother is discovered inside a rival school's mascot uniform; Booth tries to help his brother find a new job.
S4, EP25 "The Critic in the Cabernet"
Brennan asks Booth to be the father of her child; Stewie Griffin (Seth MacFarlane) offers the couple advice.
S10, EP13 "The Baker in the Bits"
The team investigates a local bakery after the body of an ex-con is found in pieces; Arastoo Vazirir considers visiting his dying brother in Iran, which causes friction between him and Cam.
S10, EP12 "The Teacher in the Books"
The team investigates when a wealthy teacher is found dead in an abandoned bookstore; one of Brennan's interns teaches her to use Twitter.
S10, EP11 "The Psychic in the Soup"
Angela's psychic friend Avalon helps the team investigate when a psychic is found dead in the trunk of a tree; Booth and Brennan consider the pros and cons of Christine's imaginary friend.
S10, EP10 "The 200th in the 10th"
In 1950s Hollywood, Brennan is an LAPD detective faced with sexism on the force, and Booth is a notorious jewel thief -- who is framed for murder.
