For a show that deals with mainly bones, it's pretty interesting to see how much heart reveals itself through the cast of characters. While the whodunit for this episode was decent enough, gotta like how Angela was able to transport a dying girl's dream to see something she'd never see otherwise with her simulation skills to bring the Louvre. You just never know what locale this show will be at from week to week.

Its nice to see some 'propers' given to this show ... i really wanted to not like this show but I keep coming back .....

by the way .. I enjoyed this episode also!!

I didn't really want to like it either, but nothing else is on at the same time so I've seen a few ep. Pretty good, but what exactly is Angela's job. She just always seems to be around.

Angela gives faces to the bones. She's an artist who is also skilled at using computer programs to yield 3-D portraits of the bones in question.

Another great episiode. I have watched every one so far, and all have been good.

It is funny to see something set in DC and see all the mistakes too! For instance, law-abiding Booth would NEVER be on his cellphone without a handsfree headset while driving in the city as it is illegal to do so.

Does anyone know who the guy is that played the doctor who was the main suspect at first. I think his name was Dr. Ogden. I know i've seen him in another show.

Played by Mark Harelik who is married to Marcia Cross. He was on Wings and Hearts Afire among other things. Check that link to IMDB.

Is that actually possible by the way? Could you get cancer in that method? I'm not asking if it's probable. I'm only asking if somehow you were to get a cancer riddled graft, would it spread?

Well, bone and blood go hand in hand, so if the bone had cancerous bits, it's possible that the blood moved the cancer bits to part of the body that were susceptible to the cancer.

Very well done show, I really think the cast has great chemistry. I hope it makes to a second season.

I tried the show out for a few weeks at the beginning of the season and was not impressed, I found it uninteresting and completely lacking chemistry between the cast.

However, in the past few weeks since its timeslot move, I've caught 3 episodes and am really liking it. The issues I had earlier seem to be gone and now find myself reminding myself to watch it, not just catching it if I'm around.

It's already been renewed for 2006-2007

He was a guest star on Angel...Oh course.

over in the HTF Bones thread, my mentions of all the Angel/Buffy guest actors who appear on this show is sort of frowned upon, but they are in almost every episode now, which is the only reason I bring it up each time - too much of a coincidence.

Harelik was also on 'Star Trek:Voyager', and played a horrible tennis player/store owner who convinced Jerry to let him win every game on a 'Seinfeld' episode.

Well bring it up here. I've never picked up on anyone from Angel or Buffy. The only little tidbit i ever picked up on is that Boothe was using a Steeler coffee cup in an episode(read later that David was a ball boy for the Steelers in the 80's).

Okay. Here they are:

Aside (of course) from the regular character /conspiracy nut Hodgins (TJ Thyne, who appeared in at least 2 ANGEL season 5 episodes, 'Conviction' and 'Life of The Party'), the following actors who appeared on either ANGEL or Buffy have shown up on BONES...I have only mentioned this for reasons of harmless trivia, NOT to 'hijack' the thread with off-topic talk about either of those shows:

Episode 7: "The Man on Death Row"

- guest star Michael Mantell, who played hollywood agent Oliver Simon in both 'City Of' and 'Eternity', in season 1 of ANGEL.

(He was the guy who said to Angel, 'You are a beautiful, beautiful man')

Also in that episode, guest Edward Edwards, who was one of Angelus' victims in the Buffy episode 'Amends'.

Episode 8: "The Girl in the Fridge"

-guest Leonard Roberts, who was part of 'The Initiative' in Buffy season 4, although he and Angel never met.

Episode 9: "The Man in the Fallout Shelter"

-guest Jim Ortlieb, who was in the ANGEL season 3 episode 'Lullaby', playing a Wolfram & Hart suck-up.

Episode 10: "The Woman at the Airport"

-guest Harry Groener, everybody's favorite evil Mayor of Sunnydale in season 3 of Buffy.

Episode 15: "Two Bodies in the Lab"

-W&H liason Hamilton, or the man they call Jayne, guest star Adam Baldwin.

Episode 16: "The Woman in the Tunnel"

-guest star David Denman, better known as the ANGEL character Skip from seasons 3 and 4.

Episode 17: "The Skull in the Desert"

- Clayton Rohner, who was in the ANGEL season 4 episode 'The House Always Wins'. He played DeMarco, the casino owner responsible for Lorne's abduction.

Episode 18: "The Man with the Bone"

- Rod Rowland, who was Angel's first W&H client in 'Conviction', Corbin Fries.

And of course, this latest episode featured Mark Harelik, who was in the ANGEL season 3 episode 'Waiting In The Wings'.

Coincidence?
I think not.