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BONES Season Finale Recap: “The Pain in the Heart”

If you are looking for a review and discussion of tonight’s BONES season finale click here: BONES Season Finale: The End of the Beginning (May 14, 2009)

Before we get into Seeleybaby’s recap of the season finale of BONES, I just wanted to take a minute and thank her for bringing this show to GMMR this year. I know many of you are fans, and I was glad that you now had GMMR as an outlet to talk about the show. Just because I wasn’t watching it didn’t mean you weren’t. I’m going to do my best to catch up on BONES this summer. I can’t promise anything, but I’ll try. And once again, thank you Seeleybaby for your great recaps! I’m sure other BONES fans are really happy you came along.

…… Mixed feelings before this episode. Hoping to find out what’s up with our man Booth, hoping the title doesn’t mean a literal pain in his heart, or someone else’s heart because he’s dead or eaten by Gormogon or something.

Within the first ten minutes, we find out Booth is not dead, and Brennan busts in on him when he’s naked in his bathtub. All is forgiven, Bones writers. Sorry for doubting you.

Why was Booth at his own funeral? I don’t actually care. He’s alive. I feel better now, but Booth doesn’t because Brennan slaps him hard across the face.

In the lab Booth says he swears he told the FBI to tell her he wasn’t really dead, and he was a little disappointed Brennan wasn’t crying and that there weren’t that many people there. Hahaha. It seems no one on the team knew he was not dead. Sweets tells Brennan she had a strong reaction because of her strong feelings for Booth, and her punching him was passionate. Booth likes this and kind of gets in her face. She says the emotion was a passionate anger. Booth has heard enough. Zack tells Brennan she has a package. It’s a human jawbone with silver screws courtesy of Gormogon.

The Case: Aforementioned jawbone linked to Gormogon. The team examines the bone, and each makes an observation. Zack and Hodgins do an experiment, and a severe explosion takes place. Zack is suffering third degree burns. The explosion causes a diversion where the silver skeleton has been stolen and everyone at the Jeffersonian is now a suspect.

The Squints: Even though a lot of the blame was shifted onto Hodgins, and then Sweets, I actually thought Cam was the scariest. She was really quick to blame Hodgins and Sweets, and didn’t have much mercy for Zack at the end. Not much Angela this episode; she convinced Brennan to go to the funeral, and she helped stay with Zack. I thought Hodgins was amazing this episode. He was hurting knowing that even inadvertently he may have caused pain to his friend, and he willingly gave evidence that pointed toward himself as a suspect.

As for Zack…well…I don’t know what to say. At least he never ate anybody.

B&B: My girl Bren suffered a lot this episode. First the death of Booth, then the non-death of Booth, and Sweets shoving her emotions in her face as part of an ‘experiment’. She caught on, smart girl. Her emotion toward Zack was very moving to me.

My boy, Booth, he also suffered. He was not happy when his Bones wasn’t too sad about his death, and he also was upset with Sweets for not telling her he was alive. Of course, he’s more upset that Brennan isn’t upset with Sweets’s ‘professional decision’. Don’t you know why, Booth? She takes it, she takes YOU personally!

I’m proud of Brennan for getting on Booth’s case about not telling her personally that he was alive. He goes on about protocol and national security, which is a load of bunk, and Brennan tells him this, seeing as how he almost always does what he wants. She’s taking it personally; good for her. She barges into his bathroom and claims he doesn’t have any concern for her. He’s heard enough and jumps up (naked) and, quite rightly, tells her he took a bullet for her. She wants to know if he trusts her. He does.

I like how even when she is mad at him, Booth is still the one she talks to. His proving to her at the end that Zack knew she cared is nice, and the way she lays her head on his shoulder indicates to me that all is well between them.

Favorite Lines of the Night: 1. Anything Booth said, because (hey, have you heard?) he’s alive, but mostly when he’s trying to get Brennan to punch Sweets in the face (slug him).

2. Hodgins and Zack to Cam: “We want to do one of our experiments.”

3. Brennan’s student:“I’m third in my class.” Brennan: “I’d like the names of the two students ahead of you.” Hahahaha!

Seeleybaby is glad the writer’s strike is over but now has to clear out her DVR for new episodes of Bones, The Office, and Scrubs. She also is still sad Arrested Development isn’t on (COME ON!) and is looking forward to more Flight of the Conchords.

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Another mention of Schroedinger’s cat! Are the networks getting together to drill educational things into our heads on purpose!?

I KNOW!!! I laughed when I went back and watched BBT after Bones…that was funny, and i’m glad they explained it. It helped me understand Zack better 🙂

I don’t think I am really happy about Zach being a bad guy (even if he didn’t eat anyone) but overall, I loved the B&B interplay. I loved Booth in the tub. He is such a girl! I also thought Hodgins was spot on.

I thought it was crazy that both BBT and Bones mentioned Schroedinger’s cat, especially since I got into both shows recently through GMMR! I have to start using it now.

I thought it was a great episode, although I’m really, really sad about Zach. Is he coming back next season?

Patti, I agree, although…Booth looked like all man to me in the tub.hahaha Moe…doesn’t look like he will. I mean, he’s not dead, so I guess it’s possible, but everything I’ve read indicates he will not be back, at least not as a regular cast member.

I noticed the two references to Shroedinger’s cat as well. CSI recently had a murdered cat named Shroedinger, Catherine got the reference, not sure if anyone else did though. Sheldon did an excellent job of explaining the paradox!

I love these recaps, but wow. This episode I have mixed feelings on, mostly because I love Zack. Some amazing emotions shown, some reallly funny lines. But ZACK? No. I like him so much!

I HATE that they made Zack the bad guy! It felt so forced and out of nowhere! Did they do it just to write him off the show? Were they planning it all along, because if so I feel like they could have dropped some hints so that looking back I could be like, “Oh, okay, that makes sense.” Because to me right now it just does not make any sense at all. He is such a great character and I am going to really miss his interactions with the others. Boo!

Yes, they did do it to write him off the show. TVGuide.com has an interesting interview with him. Yeah I agree, it felt forced…casualty of the strike and trying to fit everything in, I guess. I really am also going to miss King of the Lab and all the other stuff…we’ll see I guess. I liked that he wasn’t totally evil, and I think he showed remorse at the end. and I think Brennan was right; he sacrificed for Hodgins safety…hahaha…I told GMMR I could have written twice as much, as you can see…but yeah, I agree that I’m not thrilled with how it all worked out.

I, too, am upset that Zach is gone. I adore Zach and it just won’t be the same w/o him. I’m assuming they’re going to bring that guy back from a previous episode (i don’t remember his name) but he was the one working on behalf of Brennan’s dad during his trial. He may be the one who’s going to take Zach’s spot. He definitely has some shoes to fill b/c i just can’t see anyone taking over for Zach. I hope he comes back in some future episodes or something though i doubt it since he’ll be in a psych ward or something. Sigh. Overall, i was ok w/ the finale. I probably would have liked it more if Zach hadn’t been taken off the show.

I must not have been paying as much attention during that eppie as I thought, because I totally missed the Schroedinger’s cat reference.

I was really disappointed with this episode – mostly because of Zach. While it wasn’t out of the blue, they did hint in season one when that lady came and did psych evals on everyone that Zach could be dangerous, I think they could’ve explored that without doing something that cuts him out of the show so completely. It also made sense for Zach to blow up his own experiment – very Gormagonish behavior, but seriously why did they have to lose Zach? No more king of the lab…I think they shot themselves in the foot with this and took away a very enjoyable dynamic.

Loved everyone else in this eppie – although I wish we’d had more Angela. Also particularly loved the charactor development with Sweets, he’s been a great addition this season!

i just wondered after the explosion,who taked away the silver skeleton?ZACK was sent to the hospital,obviously he is not the guy.Sweet has the time,maybe he is the another apprentice.Because ZACK said we don`t call he like this

Is there any way to see the finale, I just missed it.

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The 'Bones' finale: Where they all ended up

After a 12-year run, Bones wrapped it up on Fox Tuesday with an episode called “The Final Chapter: The End in the End.” If you don’t want to know what happened at the end, stop reading — but if you do, here’s how the main characters' stories ended. Oh, and for those who are short on time, we can sum the ending up in one word: Happy.

Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan (Emily Deschanel): Having been caught in the explosion that ended the penultimate episode, Bones spent much of the finale struggling with a brain injury that left her unable to process complex thoughts. (That was a particularly pertinent and debilitating condition for Bones, and a very well-chosen one for the show.) But never fear: By the end of the hour, she was back to normal and banter-arguing with her husband, Booth.

FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz): Having learned a key post-explosion lesson at the beginning of the finale — he doesn’t always have to be the hero — Booth was given one last heroic moment near the end. Putting his sniper training to good use, he killed Kovac, the man who killed his father-in-law and tried to kill him and his wife.

Dr. Jack Hodgins (TJ Thyne): The bad news for those Hodgins fans who had hoped to see him regain his ability to walk: He ended the series in his wheelchair. But thanks to Dr. Saroyan’s decision to go on sabbatical, and Bones’ decision to not pursue her temporarily vacant job, he was named the Jeffersonian's interim director. Making him, as he has put it since the beginning of the show's run, “King of the Lab.”

Angela Montenegro (Michaela Conlin): For a moment, it appeared that the explosion that destroyed the lab at the end of the penultimate episode might also have ended Angela’s pregnancy. But no: Mother and baby-to-be are both safe.

Dr. Camille Saroyan (Tamara Taylor): We knew the newlywed Dr. Saroyan was going on sabbatical with her new husband, Arastoo. What we learned at the end of the finale was the point of that sabbatical: They’re adopting three children.

FBI Agent James Aubrey (John Boyd): His move to Los Angeles is off, as is his relationship with Jessica. But there was a sly and welcome hint at the end that he’ll start dating Sara Rue’s Karen.

The Jeffersonian Lab: The site of all those skeletal examinations was destroyed in the bomb blast. Happily, as the staff packed their boxes and said their goodbyes, renovations were already underway. Think of it as art hoping to imitate or inspire life, as there's no doubt those renovations would be done in time for a reunion movie, should Fox ever decide it wants one.

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In hindsight it's obvious why they did "that" to Zack.

First time post here and I understand that this topic is popular here, so I'm going to try and tackle this from a coked-up-TV-exec logic rather than the TV show's internal logic.

As a TV BTS nerd, it seems to me, TV show characters are very much written on a chemistry and use logic. In season one you can get by a character's personality alone, but if a TV show hasn't found either a use (as in, they're necessary to the plot for one reason or another, due to being integral to the cogs turning) or an irresistible chemistry with the other characters, it's tick tock chop o'clock. Goodman suffers from this too.

In season one they tried to fit Zack with Hodgins as a Three Stooges comedy kind of pair, but it was obvious he had better chemistry with Angela. Bones has Booth. So chemistry is off the table, and Camille has good chemistry with everyone.

It's no fault of Eric Millegan and more the fault of what the writers gave him to work with. In season two and three all he does is spout jargon, like a computer could and nothing character wise they give him sticks (the three minutes he spent in Iraq). A series of interns can do the same job without us potentially getting invested, especially if all they're going to do is spout jargon and point at bones.

I don't necessary agree with this action or the EXTREME of making him the serial killer's apprentice (they could have just reassigned him), but if you were a TV exec who just pulled themselves out of the stripper pile they'd been buried under, mysterious nosebleeds and white stains on their face, it makes sense.

It's also obvious within five minutes of Sweets arrival how much more "use" in this plot and chemistry function. Which is sad, because once he arrives, the writing is on the wall for Zack.

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Bones Boss Talks Zack Twist, Teases New Big Bad’s ‘Coordinated Attack Aimed at Booth and Brennan’

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The following story contains sizeable spoilers about Tuesday’s Bones premiere — proceed at your own peril. And we repeat: Stop now if you have not seen the episode yet.

The twist in the opener: As many Bones fans suspected/hoped, Zack was not pulling the Puppeteer strings after all.

In the Fox procedural’s final-season premiere on Tuesday, it was revealed that Eric Millegan’s beloved alter ego kidnapped Brennan to protect her from the marionette-obsessed menace (who, for the record, turned out to his now-dead doctor Mihir Roshan).

The Season 12 kickoff also answered a big question with regard to Hodgins’ health, as Angela’s paralyzed other half received confirmation — from Zack of all people — that despite experiencing some feeling in his legs he will likely never walk again.

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Below, co-showrunner Michael Peterson reveals why he and his fellow producers decided not to throw Zack under the proverbial bus in the series’ 12-episode final season. Additionally, the EP explains why he chose not to bless Hodgins with a medical miracle, and previews Booth and Brennan’s last, possibly biggest threat yet.

TVLINE | Did you ever consider having Zack turn out to be the killer? MICHAEL PETERSON | I was a fan of the show before I was a writer on the show. I watched the first three seasons and then I started working on the show in Season 4. And I love Zack. [Series creator] Hart Hanson loves Zack. But we were leaving it open in our minds as far as how we were going to resolve [this arc]. So, in talking to Hart and talking to others, we all agreed that we adore Zack and we didn’t want him to be remembered as a killer. We wanted to have fun with the storyline, but our [ultimate] goal was to put the past to rest for him. Because, at the end of the day, he did not kill [the lobbyist in Season 3]. He certainly would be considered an accomplice, but he was an innocent, sweet person who was manipulated. And I would rather that be the legacy of Zack than for him to still be locked up in an insane asylum. There was a feeling of closure that I really wanted to get to and that Hart really wanted to get to. We wanted to repair the past and kind of say, “He’ll be in a better place by the time the show ends.”

TVLINE | How many more episodes will Zack be in? He’s in one more — Episode 11.

TVLINE | And that episode is about Booth and Brennan getting him sprung? It’s complex. Saying he is innocent is different than actually proving it. It’s very odd for someone to admit to something and then 10 years later to say it differently. So it’s about how do you exonerate somebody who has at one point confessed and is now reversing that confession? There’s some redemption that has to happen there. But, yes, that is largely what Episode 11 is about.

TVLINE | The premiere also seemed to dash any and all hope that Hodgins might walk again. Is all hope gone? Largely it is. I watched Downton Abbey, and when Matthew ended up walking again I was like, “That’s not real.” There were moments where we played around with [the idea of Hodgins] possibly walking again. But this just felt more genuine to people who do have handicaps. It’s okay [to be paralyzed]. Handicaps are real. You can still have a wonderful and fulfilling life. To do anything less would be disingenuous. So we resolve it by saying he’s going to stay this way and his life is going to be fantastic. He went through his dark patch and got to the other side. [pmc_inline_gallery]

TVLINE | You previously stated that a new serial killer arrives in Episode 4. How will this villain be different from previous Bones villains? This one is a little more action-oriented, more military-based. And this one is born out of revenge more than any other storyline. This is a coordinated attack and it is directly aimed at Booth and Brennan, and that was the intention from the very beginning.

TVLINE | Lastly, the premiere marked Emily Deschanel’s directorial debut. How’d she do? Just wonderful. There is nobody who knows the show better. She’s the daughter of an Oscar-winning cinematographer [Caleb Deschanel]; she knows how to move a camera around. She did a fantastic job. This premiere was a really claustrophobic episode, and she opened it up in some great ways.

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I have a feeling that it was always Booth in danger not Brennan. In the episode with the ‘Brennan Puppet’ did anyone else notice that the ‘Booth Puppet ‘ was hanging in the background. The other characters were photos, but Booth had already been turned into a puppet. To me that shows the killer is focused on Booth as he was the first puppet to be made.

Yeah i thought that too!!

I think the revenge seeker is the kid that watched his father die at the hands of sniper Booth. You know the one mentioned in the Soldier on the Grave during season one. What better way to address Booth’s cosmic arrest/kill balance sheet and his religion than the only sniper story Booth ever verbalized on the show. Like I said, I think Booth is the one in danger, after all it would be an eye for an eye.

I had the same thought

Also there is a past character returning in episode 4 so it will be interesting to see are they part of the attack or there to help!!!

That revenge seeker will indeed be that boy but Booth wont be the victim. The show runners stated Brennan would be hurt more by this than Booth which means she is losing someone in this episode

I also think the revenge seeker is targeting Booth and Brennan and the the team have to come to Booth’s rescue.

Very anti-climactic. Feel like we were climbing and climbing on the roller coaster only to find out there was a plateau at the top and not a gut-wrenching drop. I think we’ve seen the best of this show and when I start liking the supporting players better than the stars then I know it’s time to say goodbye.

I’ve been a fan of the ensemble cast other than B&B for years. I’ve never been a fan of Boreanez and while Deschanel is beautiful, she’s an ice queen like Charlize Theron or Grace Kelly. Her sister got all the warmth and personality in that family. JMO

Agreed – I get that the Bones character is supposed to be logical, not emotional, but she plays the character a little too flat for me.

First off, Emily, did an amazing job!

Also, the interrogation room scene with Hodgins and Zack was great!

Lastly, I’m glad Booth is going to help Zack.

I quit watching when they wrote Zack off the show in such an unsatisfactory way, unsatisfactory because it really made no sense. Of course then it’s no surprise that they would keep Hodges crippled, and that with all the incredible brain connection and communication advances, too. Of course they wouldn’t let him figure something out. They really need a psychologist on the writing/showrunner team. The most astounding breakthrough in almost vegetative living body communication came about because a researcher walked by a building with a group of special education students class looking out of the window, leading to wondering if his work could have any application to humans. Now, a former almost vegetable can communicate and enjoy his life via his eyeball muscles and the computer. Come on, showrunners, you made Hodges a brilliant genius. If anyone on the planet could come up with a solution, that character could.

I disagree with you. I find it refreshing, that they keep him disabled. In real life, with an injury like that you stay in the wheelchair and don’t start walking again.

I agree with you, A.F,– keeping Hodgins handicapped and able to live with that is more of a satisfactory result than an impossible miracle cure. I do wish this episode had focused more on the killer and his means and motives and less on the two red herrings. I also was disappointed by the way Zach has apparently been treated. The last time we saw him he helped them solve a case and they were heartbroken to see him return to the hospital. It seems since then he has been abandoned at an “asylum”, and was presumed guilty by everyone.

Absolutely brilliant episode. Loved every second. Can’t wait for the rest of the season, but I don’t want bones to end :(((( especially after this amazing opener. Loved how they resolved Zack’s story. Never cared too much about him, didn’t feel like he needs to come back, but since he did, I think they did an excellent job. And Emily as a director was just incredible!

Bones, Crossing Jordan BUG IS THE KILLER did everyone get that.

I might have missed it, did they have a recap of the case at the beginning of the episode? It’s been so long since last season’s finale, I was lost at the beginning. Also, I felt the first half was pretty rushed. The dialog went by very fast. It might just be my post New Year’s hangover talking!

Yes they did. No you are right it went by fast but that is something Bones has been doing in the last couple of years trying to put too much stuff in but in this case it worked. Emily Deschanel did a wonderful job given that she was in the episode so much and had a lot of materiel to deal with. I thought it was great even if the killer reveal was anti climatic. Now initially Zack was supposed to be in more episodes but isn’t going to be in more than one more so that may be why they rushed stuff too. But still the episode was great

There was no reason to paralyze Hodgins to begin with. But that’s ok. I have given up all this show a long time ago. (Since Pelant’s day) If you want to take unrealistic, let’s talk about Pelant. How he can outsmart all those genius combined. No, just no.

Yes, to me Pelant Jumped the Shark. The guy was too much of a super villain, in fact so much so that Homeland Security, CIA, etc. would be looking for him, not just the Jeffersonian team and two FBI agents. And now this new serial killer is going to be more of a threat?….

I’m ok with Hodgins in a wheel chair. I just wish they would have had his paralysis story something that could have gone the way of using limb replacement technology. That would have been a cool story for his character. The episode was good but it failed to explain the puppeteer stuff. Again, the serial killer stories on Bones never seem to make sense. Loved that Zach was exonerated. Glad we know that he and Sweets were meeting every week. I didn’t get his issue with Booth and Brennan getting married and having kids. I don’t remember Zach hating Booth enough to rip his head off the wedding picture.

Zach didn’t hate Booth; remember how they were going through his ‘treasures’ after he was arrested? He had saved the harmonica Booth gave him when Zach went to war; would he have done that if he hated Booth? I think Zach really wanted to be treated like one of the guys by Booth. Now an argument could be made that Zach was jealous of the fact that Booth got Brennan cause it was obvious that Zach was a bit in love with her but I don’t know if that would have morphed to hatred. I always liked Zach and was sorry when he written off.

Don’t forget they said Zack hurt himself after Sweets died and that may explain his reaction to Booth and now that Booth is helping him I doubt that hate will be there by that 11th episode. While he never outwardly hated Booth I can see him being jealous because I saw that he liked Brennan in a different way even though they didn’t really play thatmuch

this was a fantastic season premiere and a great way to end some of what was started in the previous season! i like that zach wasn’t guilty and that we saw more him of him as a person. i’m a little disappointed they went with a one-time guest star as the murderer, it actually would’ve been very interesting for that fbi agent to be the killer. i’m also impressed with how they chose to handle hodgins’ situation. i think so far, this is th eonly show that handles all of to with the diginity it deserves. from him being a complete and total a** last season (which was the only logical way for him to react) to what is happening now, having to accept that he’ll never walk again. i can’t wait to see what the rest of the season will be like, but if this episode is any indication, it’ll be great!

Just as the arc that put Zack away were rushed, so too were the eps exonerating him. But it is good to know that things are looking up for him.

Just awesome just really really awesome. What a great way to start what is left of Bones last season. Fast paced all the way and lots of twists too. Emily Deschanel did terrific with this episode and it all worked well from start to finish. I am sorry about Hodgins but I get why they are doing it. Sara Rue was great and Brennan had me believing she was the killer for a minute. That psychologist sure still is creepy to me. As far as that next story with Booth and Brennan goes it would help me if I could get some reading comprehension because I am totally off with what they are doing. That being said they should still be careful, its a razor thin line with believing Brennan would blame Booth for whatever happens and an even bigger line believing she would run to Sully for a moment. But I believe Bones will be careful and not do irreparable harm to Booth and Brennan

If Brennan even entertains the idea of running to Sully it will do irreparable harm to B&B, as far as I’m concerned. It’s not such a great marriage if one partner (Booth) has to constantly worry that the other (Brennan) might blame him for past actions and run to an old boyfriend for comfort, hugs, kisses, sex, whatever. I really, really hope the writers didn’t go down this path.

You know they aren’t. Yes they have teased that fans will be ” stressed out” but nothing is going to come of it Brennan is a very black and white, right and wrong. Brennan may get closer to Sully but guilt will stop her before it gets anywhere near going over a line, no matter her mental state. And its not Booth’s actual past actions that is going to cause the rift its what happens when this man from Booth’s past acts, which is leading to death number one and that death is probably someone dear to Brennan( Max most likely) that is what I think. in that instance I can understand her lashing out.However Sully still wasn’t needed but if Booth and Brennan get to a much better place at the end of his episode that will be good. After last nights great episode I believe they are going to give us something good and not ruin Booth and Brennan

I know nothing will actually happen between Sully and Brennan, unless he just grabs her and kisses her, and if he does she would probably deck him. I just feel like for her to even doubt Booth for a second, or desire Sully at all is damaging to their relationship. Look at it this way — have we ever seen any indication that Booth thinks about or desires any other woman? No, we do not. In fact, all we see is Booth being head over heels in love with his wife. So, I hope that’s all we see from Brennan. Peterson’s statement that fans will be stressed about Sully reappearing doesn’t sound good to me, and I’m not looking forward to it.

No you are right it doesn’t sound good but I don’t think it is doubt that is the trouble between Booth and Brennan. People who grieve especially in different circumstances, like this one appears to be , lash out at people. Booth is the easiest and nearest person for Brennan to lash out to at this moment. Grief can blind even the most rational person from seeing things how they are. When Booth was gambling he wasn’t thinking rationally and we know he didn’t mean to hurt Brennan and they came back from that. I don’t think Brennan will do irreparable harm in this situation either. if the show runners are true to the statement that this last season is a love letter to the fans nothing is going to come of this other than Brennan realizing she needs psychological help( and hopefully Brennan punching Sully). This story most certainly could have been told without Sully involved but that was their decision and I am going to cling to the notion we will indeed have a ” beautiful resolution” for Booth and Brennan in this episode.

Thank goodness I can watch the show now. I absolutely refused to watch the season until I knew that they weren’t going to turn Zack into another kid serial killer. I was so angry when they did it the first time I almost stopped watching the show entirely.

Bones has turned into a bad series a long time ago, but this was truly one of the worst episodes so far. It didnt make absolutely any sense. Why of all people was this doctor chosen as the serial killer? How could he have influenced the investigation so much? Why did he choose to set up Zack and why would he hate the team? Why were his victims white when he was of Indian origin when the great majority of serial killers dot cross racial borders? And the multiple personality theory has been debunked a long time ago. Just a bad bad episode. Totally unrealistic.This show needs to end.

Ok the only thing that really bothered me was the killer, which isn’t Emily’s fault because she didn’t write it but in The Monster in The Closet it seemed like the killer was white, this guy was of Indian descent. But maybe I am nitpicking . Clearly the focus of the episode was Zack so its not surprising that the killer reveal wasn’t that great. I love Bones but they never did serial killers very well and I am glad they aren’t spending any more time on any more.

Claustrophobic is just how this episode felt. Not sure that is a good thing. The tone was definitely different. This show went from being a light procedural to a heavy handed drama with a soap operay feel to it. The fun quirks are gone. It focuses too much on the depressing. I don’t care if people walking again feels unrealistic. It does happen, and for pity’s sake we need some good stuff to happen on this show. I love Zack being back and can only hope this last season brings back what made this show so great in the past. I’ll watch it either way.

About time you brought back my sweetheart Zack Addy.

I knew all along that Zack kidnapped Brennan to keep her safe from someone.Plus i have a feeling the final episode’s final scene will having all the main characters and that includes Zack working together at the lab.

I hate Bones leaving. Have loved it.

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Episode aired May 16, 2007

David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel in Bones (2005)

As the wedding approaches, the team investigates the life/death of a little girl. Bones's father shows up, with an heirloom and a message from her mother. As the wedding approaches, the team investigates the life/death of a little girl. Bones's father shows up, with an heirloom and a message from her mother. As the wedding approaches, the team investigates the life/death of a little girl. Bones's father shows up, with an heirloom and a message from her mother.

Tony Wharmby
Hart Hanson
Kathy Reichs
Noah Hawley
Emily Deschanel
David Boreanaz
Michaela Conlin
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Temperance Brennan

Seeley Booth

Angela Montenegro

Camille Saroyan

Jack Hodgins
(as TJ Thyne)

Caroline Julian

Cynthia Cole

Minister Sheila

Ruth Keenan
State Department Employee

Angela's Dad
(as Billy F. Gibbons)
FBI Agent Charlie Burns
Steve Braun
(uncredited)
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Trivia 'Pearly-Gates' is the name of Billy Gibbons' 1959 Gibson Les Paul guitar. Billy Gibbons is Angela's on-screen father.
Goofs Bones is given a ring from her father who tells her it belonged to her grandmother. Bones states that he told her she didn't have grandparents. However in Season 1's 'Boy in a Bush', Bones told Booth that she was a foster child until her grandfather got her out of the system.

Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan : Angela, with all due respect to your art, facial reconstruction is a science.

Angela Montenegro : It's both, babe. And this time, art made science her bitch.

Soundtracks La Grange Written by Billy Gibbons , Dusty Hill and Frank Beard Performed by Billy Gibbons

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Jul 16, 2016
May 16, 2007 (United States)
United States
First Christian Church of North Hollywood - 4390 Colfax Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA (Studio)
Far Field Productions
Josephson Entertainment
20th Century Fox Television
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Runtime 42 minutes

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Biography [ ]

Coming from a large Michigan family (with three brothers and four sisters), Zack is a former child prodigy, a genius with an IQ well above 163, and a supposed photographic memory. He has started two doctorates, one in Forensic Anthropology, which he has completed, and one in Engineering, which was mentioned in " The Woman in the Car ."

His specialty, like Dr. Brennan, is in the analysis of remains, especially identifying the cause of death and weapons from marks remaining on skeletal remains. It is usually his task to remove the flesh from the bones, a process known as debriding . Because of his tremendous intellect, he has a strong broad-based knowledge of many of the specialties in the Jeffersonian lab. Despite his intelligence, Zack is unsure of himself and though he has come up with crucial insights vital to some of the team's cases, he is unable to forcefully express his opinion to Dr. Brennan. This may be due to hero worship and the feelings he might have toward her.

Zack's best friend is Jack Hodgins . Although it at first appears Hodgins and Zack are roommates, it is later revealed Zack rents the apartment over Hodgins's garage. Zack also carpools with Hodgins because he neither drives nor rides a bike as was revealed in The Man on Death Row . They have a visibly strong bond that lasts throughout the entire show, even onto the last few episodes.

Episodes towards the end of Season 1 of Bones reveal Zack's colleagues, especially Dr. Goodman, feel he has become too comfortable as Dr. Brennan's assistant. He's therefore not completing any of his work towards his doctorate degrees to avoid having to move into a new position. Goodman and Hodgins conspire to make Zack less comfortable in his position to motivate him to complete his studies and assume a role above that of an assistant.

Right before he was about to complete his doctorate, Zack asks Dr. Saroyan if he could have a job working at the Jeffersonian. She replies she could not put him in front of a court to testify because people would not take him seriously. Zack then goes to ask Angela for fashion advice, and she gives him a complete makeover that includes a new haircut and suit. After completing his doctorate and getting the makeover from Angela, Zack again asks Dr. Camille Saroyan for a job, and she gives it to him.

At the end of Season 2, Zack receives a request from the office of the President to ship out to Iraq. What his duties there would be are not revealed, and he only tells Hodgins and Booth about it. He initially seems inclined to go, but after talking about the reality of war with Booth, he seems less sure, asking Booth for advice because he "knows more about duty and honor than anyone else" he knows. He also turns down the offer to be the best man at Hodgins and Angela's wedding in case he decides to go to Iraq and is killed. This is because he doesn't want Hodgins's memories of the wedding to be tainted with sadness. It is revealed in the first episode of Season 3 Zack had just returned from a three-month stint in Iraq.

Zack's fall from grace was arguably foreshadowed in The Woman in the Car , during his security review with State Department Agent Samantha Pickering .

In " The Pain in the Heart ," the final episode of Season 3, Zack receives third-degree burns and massive tissue damage on both hands after an explosion in the lab (The cartilage on his hands were destroyed, along with extensive damage to the trapezius and hamate bones in his left hand.). It's later revealed he was working as the apprentice of The Gormogon and the explosion was designed as a distraction so the Gormogon could break into the lab and steal a skeleton. Zack was approached by the man labeled as the Gormogon 3 months prior to these events at a convention. He was manipulated by the Gormogon (whom he referred to as "the Master") using skewed logic, convinced to align with and find the Gormogon's belief system to be completely irrefutable. He even went so far as to "killing" the lobbyist and dividing his bones among the Jeffersonian's storage units. However, Zack still maintained a loyalty to his friends, demonstrated by his willingness to injure himself to keep Hodgins safe, and giving up the location of Gormogon's house. At the end of the episode, prosecutor Caroline Julian says while Zack has confessed to killing Ray Porter ; she's willing to work out a deal to have him declared non-compos mentis, a decision committing him to an asylum rather than prison.

The episode " The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond " reveals Zack is receiving psychological treatment from Sweets . In his session with Sweets, Zack admits to feeling guilty for killing the lobbyist, but argued he committed the crime for what had appeared to be perfectly logical reasons at the time. "I was wrong, not delusional," he says. Sweets believes Zack should feel more guilty about killing the lobbyist and less about having been taken in by Gormogon's rhetoric.

It's also shown that at least Hodgins and Angela have been in contact with Zack during his imprisonment. One of the scenes shows Hodgins bringing Zack a lemma ; a mathematical riddle written on a flash card for him to solve, which he does so in less than 30 seconds much to Hodgins' chagrin. However, he also starts talking about their recent case with him and leaves the files they found so far in case he finds something they missed.

Towards the end of the episode, Zack escapes from the institution. It's revealed he could have escaped at any time, but didn't feel it was necessary to do so until that particular moment. After helping his former coworkers solve the case, Zack willingly returns to the institution with Sweets and Booth.

Zack talking to Sweets.

After Booth relinquishes Zack to Sweets' hands, Zack tells Sweets that while he had helped Gormogon find the lobbyist, he himself hadn't actually stabbed Ray Porter . In other words, Zack believes he killed the lobbyist, but from a legal standpoint, he's considered only an accessory or co-conspirator to murder. Sweets insist Zack change his story, but Zack refuses because he fears that if his secret were to come out, he will find himself in prison, where he is assured, by Hodgins, to do very poorly at. Sweets wanted him to tell the others the truth since he believed that The Apprentice is still at large. Zack reassured Sweets that the apprentice who murdered Ray Porter was killed by The Master so he could recruit Zack because "there could only ever be two." He reminds Sweets as Zack's therapist, he must not reveal Zack's secret because if Sweets were to do so, he would be violating doctor-patient confidentiality. The episode closes with Zack in McKinley Psychiatric Hospital and Sweets keeping Zack's secret, albeit reluctantly.

In the Season 4 finale, Zack is considered a suspect when a man is murdered in a popular nightclub owned by Booth and Dr. Brennan. Zack is described as a "moron who goes to jail for a murder he didn't commit" by Vincent, suggesting Booth (at least subconsciously) knows Zack is innocent. At the end of the episode, we learn the entire thing was a dream Booth had while unconscious and part of a new book Brennan was writing. Eventually in The Hope in the Horror , it's revealed that Booth believed Zack was innocent for the lobbyist's murder ever since he confessed to Caroline in the hospital.

Zack also returns as a guest star in the Season 5 episode The Parts in the Sum of the Whole . We see him in a flashback as Dr. Brennan's graduate student while she works on her first case with Booth.

After being framed in Season 12 as the Puppeteer , Zack recants his confession in the murder of Ray Porter, having realized that he could never take a life, even in self-defense. The Jeffersonian team set out to exonerate Zack through Season 12, eventually finding the Apprentice's body with the help of Doctor Gordon Wyatt . Using blood evidence from the Apprentice's body, Zack was exonerated of Ray Porter's murder at his appeal in The Day in the Life and his life sentence overturned. However, his conviction for aiding a known killer still stands and he will have to serve out the remainder of his sentence for that crime, a mere thirteen months. Once that time is up, Zack will be released into society once more.

Personality [ ]

Despite his intelligence, Zack is unsure of himself and though he has come up with crucial insights vital to some of the team's cases, he is unable to forcefully express his opinion to Dr. Brennan. This may be due to hero worship and also to romantic feelings toward her. When he discovered Temperance's own Forensic Anthropology professor had become her lover, Zack repeatedly wondered aloud whether he might enter into a similar relationship with Dr. Brennan. He was quickly disabused of the notion by his colleagues.

Zack appears to have an on and off-again relationship with " Naomi in Paleontology ," despite hints in the first season she was dissatisfied with his sexual prowess. In the third season, they accompany each other to the annual Jeffersonian Institute Halloween party, agreeing to dress as the front and back half of a cow (" Mummy in the Maze "). Zack has no problem making inappropriate comments about others' personal lives and asked Agent Booth for advice on sex and women, requests which Booth characteristically ignored. Angela answered his question once, and Hodgins gave him a book (Kama Sutra) to help him out (" The Pain in the Heart ").

Very little is known about his childhood. In " The Wannabe in the Weeds " episode from the third season, it was discovered Zack was a singer during his childhood as a way for his parents to help integrate him socially. Though it did not appear to work, he demonstrates his talent when Hodgins doubted him. He has fond memories of receiving his first microscope (" The Girl with the Curl ") and when he was six, he had a pirate eyepatch (" The Man with the Bone "). It is also known he attended a private high school (" A Boy in the Tree "). His interests include model airplanes (" The Killer in the Concrete "), watching basketball (" The Soldier on the Grave "), and science fiction: Firefly (" The Man in the Fallout Shelter "), Star Wars , Star Trek , Stargate , Battlestar Galactica (" The Superhero in the Alley "); he also likes Lord of the Rings (" The Woman at the Airport "). He does not dance, because he's been told he "look[s] like a marionette in a windstorm" ( The Man in the Wall ).

Although well-meaning, helpful, and friendly, when a situation calls for social interaction or intuition, he is often lost. Further evidence of his social ineptitude and neurodiversity can be seen in the frequent, on-screen coaching in social matters he gets from Jack and Angela. He is very literal and is often confused by colloquial expressions or metaphors, despite his high intelligence. His attempts to use such expressions meet with mixed success, such as referring to a skull he'd cleaned as being "clean enough to eat off of." (" Two Bodies in the Lab ")

In the episode " The Killer in the Concrete ", Booth is on the phone with Zack and Dr. Brennan while looking for "Icepick" (real name, Hugh Kennedy) at a model airplane enthusiasts gathering. Unaware of Zack's interest in planes, Booth comments every "airplane freak" in the area was at the event, and Zack corrects him by saying the enthusiasts prefer to be called "pilots." Zack mentions forensic anthropology is only one of his doctorates, the other is in applied engineering, and he is extremely adept at practical aeronautics.

As seen in the episode " The Man in the Fallout Shelter " Zack has a large family and greatly values them, remarking the true meaning of Christmas is "Brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews; 40 people who love you and are happy to see you." Also in the first season, he reveals to Dr. Brennan he uses his vacation time to visit his family. While he does not necessarily enjoy these visits because they referred to him as a "freak" once they found out his job, he tell her that he goes because they love him (" The Man in the Wall ").

In " The Pain in the Heart ", Zack's care for his friends is shown: even when working for the Gormogon, he protects Hodgins when he knew he'd seriously injure himself in the process. Looking through his favorite things later, his friends discover that they were all things they'd given Zack which Sweets believes is significant.

Character history [ ]

Season one [ ].

Episodes towards the end of the first season of Bones reveal that Zack's colleagues, especially Dr. Goodman, feel he has become too comfortable as Dr. Brennan's assistant. He's therefore not completing any of his Doctorates to avoid having to grow into a new position. Goodman and Hodgins conspire to make Zack less comfortable in his position to motivate him to complete his studies and assume a role above that of an assistant.

Season Two [ ]

Zack listening to Hodgins and Angela

Right before he was about to complete his doctorate, Zack asks Dr. Saroyan if he could have a job working at the Jeffersonian, but she replies that she could not put him in front of a court to testify because people would not take him seriously. Zack then goes to ask Angela for fashion advice and she completely redoes his look including a new haircut and suit. After completing his doctorate, and getting a makeover from Angela, Zack again asks Dr. Camille Saroyan for a job, and she gives it to him.

At the end of the second season, Zack receives a request from the office of the President to ship out to Iraq. What his duties there would be is not revealed, and he only tells Hodgins and Booth about it. He initially seems inclined to go, but after talking about the reality of war with Booth, he seems less sure, asking Booth for advice because he "knows more about duty and honor than anyone else" he knows. He also turns down the offer to be the best man at Hodgins and Angela's wedding in case he decides to go to Iraq and is killed because he doesn't want Hodgins' memories of the wedding to be tainted with sadness.

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Zack and Hodgins doing an experiment

Season Three [ ]

In the first episode of season 3, it is revealed that he did in fact go to Iraq but returned in that same episode, having failed to assimilate in his new environment.

In the final episode of season three, The Pain in the Heart , Zack receives third-degree burns and massive tissue damage (the cartilage on his left hand was destroyed, among other things) on both hands after an explosion in the lab. It is later revealed that he is working as the apprentice of the The Gormogon serial killer, and the explosion was intended as a distraction so Gormogon could break into the lab and steal the silver skeleton. Zack was manipulated by Gormogon (whom he referred to as "the Master") so completely that Zack believed his belief system irrefutable, even killing a lobbyist and dividing his bones among the Jeffersonian's storage units. However, he still maintained a loyalty to his friends, willing to severely injure himself to keep Hodgins safe and giving up the location of Gormogon's house after Brennan refuted his logic.

Zack in the hospital in the final episode of season 3 with Dr. Brennan

At the end of the episode, the prosecutor Caroline Julian says that while Zack has confessed to killing the lobbyist, she is willing to work out a deal to have him declared non-compos mentis , a decision which will commit him to an asylum rather than prison. As revealed in later episodes, Zack got a life sentence for the murder of Ray Porter and a separate consecutive ten-year sentence for aiding a known killer for his work as the Gormogon's apprentice.

Season Four [ ]

Zack begins to receive psychological treatment from Sweets ( The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond ). Feeling guilt about aiding a serial killer and admitting to his mistake, Sweets believes that Zack shouldn't feel bad about being wrong, but about being delusional during the period of being Gormogon's apprentice. Not only that, Sweets believes that Zack should actually feel guilty about killing the lobbyist more than about being wrong.

Zack smiling at Hodgins during his visit

Zack is also visited by Hodgins, in which he is given a complicated math problem to solve, a case file, and life updates. Living up to his IQ, Zack solves the problem quickly which leaves Hodgins visibly stumped but he lifts his friend's spirits by appointing himself as the "King of the Loony Bin". After sharing that little moment, Hodgins then hands him a copy of the team's latest case file, noting that Zack might be able to see something that they had missed.

Zack later escapes the institution by swapping the magnetic strips from Sweets' key card to Zack's library card. After solving the case, Zack realizes it's time to go back to the institution where Sweets was waiting. After Booth relinquishes Zack to Sweets' hands, Zack admits to not killing Ray Porter and that the previous apprentice had killed the lobbyist instead. Since the Gormogon can only have one apprentice at a time, he killed the original lobbyist's murderer in order to take Zack under his wing. Though not the actual killer, Zack does not want the truth to be revealed to his colleagues at the Jeffersonian because if his secret were to come out, Zack would find himself in prison since he is still an "accessory" to the lobbyist's murder. Out of fear of finding himself in prison (due to Hodgins' firm belief that Zack "would NOT do well in prison"), he reminds Sweets that, as Zack's therapist, he must not reveal Zack's secret without his permission. If Sweets were to do so, he'd be violating doctor-patient confidentiality. The episode ends with Zack at the sanitarium and Sweets keeping Zack's secret, despite his visible worries about Zack.

In the finale The End in the Beginning he plays the part of Brennan's assistant at the nightclub, which reflects the situation that he and Brennan had in the previous seasons.

Season Five [ ]

Zack's latest appearance to date was in The Parts in the Sum of the Whole , which was a flashback to the first case Booth and Brennan worked together.

Season Eleven [ ]

Hodgins mentioned Zack in The Movie in the Making . Pictures of Zack were seen during Hodgins' dialogue. He told them that he was a dear friend and he thought that working with death and murder may have been too much for Zack. The producer, Alex Duffy, thought that working with death was the reason that Zack was institutionalized. Hodgins is seen twisting his wedding ring when he mentioned Zack, possibly thinking about how much he misses him.

Zack reveals himself to Brennan for the first time in eight years to protect her from The Puppeteer

In the season finale, it's revealed that Zack is believed to be the latest serial killer that had been living with his victims as living puppets. The Puppeteer's killings started after Dr. Brennan and Booth left the Jeffersonian in The Next in the Last . The subtle hints were shown to Bones in her dreams, Booth was quick to pick on it when he read her psychologist's notes about dreaming of Wendell's "burned" hands. Though they didn't want to believe Zack would do it, Booth quickly went to the institute to find him, only to find his bed vacant; however, the head nurse believes up until the discovery he had not left.

The episode ends with him greeting Dr. Brennan in The Gormogon Vault .

Season Twelve [ ]

Zack was revealed to be attempting to inject himself with a truth serum to convince Brennan that he never killed anyone, but was arrested by Booth. Dr. Mihir Roshan , Zack's doctor, told them that he was visited almost every week by Sweets and that when Zack heard that he died, he fell into a fit of rage and devastation and hit himself on the head which left a long scar on his forehead. Zack told Aubrey that for the past eight years, he'd been escaping from the sanitarium on occasion to read at the local library and keep up to date with his friends, but he always returned every time without leaving any trace, apart from one instance six months prior where he was seen by a security camera and never caught. Angela confirmed that Zack was hacking into the E-mails of Brennan, Hodgins, Angela, and Cam, and that he was even posing as Hodgins' doctor and told his physical therapist to perform a procedure to restore Hodgins' ability to walk. It was discovered that the procedure has a less than 1% chance of success, but Zack wanted to give Hodgins hope because he believes that hope has the power to heal, and despite lack of evidence, he only ever wanted to give Hodgins hope. Zack was afraid that despite everything he did for Hodgins, he only ever caused him pain. Karen Delfs believed that the trauma to Zack's head caused him to have Dissociative Identity Disorder and wanted him to review the case file hoping that it will lure out the alternate identity. Zack took a look at the evidence and told Dr. Roshan that he wants to return to McKinley Psychiatric Hospital, but this time to Maximum Security because he and Brennan agreed that the circumstantial evidence against Zack is conclusive.

Zack stands over a defeated Puppeteer.

Brennan discovered that Zack's doctor was The Puppeteer and sent Booth to go after him. Zack, when Roshan was going to administer something into his arm, discovered that the syringe was filled with Succinylcholine which was used to poison the other victims and attacked Roshan, temporarily disorienting him. Zack picked up the syringe, intending to use it against the Puppeteer, but ultimately hesitated and refused to kill him. Roshan stabbed Zack's leg with a pen and was going to finish him off, but Booth shoots Roshan in the back, killing him and saving Zack, who shockingly tells Booth he couldn't go through with killing him. The next day, realizing that Sweets was right about how Zack wasn't a killer at heart and couldn't bring himself to end a life having finally experienced that situation first-hand, the institutionalized doctor realized, with that newfound level of insight into his own personality, he's finally ready to re-enter society. Zack confessed that he never killed Ray Porter and the reason he took the blame was because he thought that he would if The Gormogon ordered him to, until he learned that he is not capable of killing, not even to save himself. Brennan and Booth agreed to re-examine the evidence and help him get released from the institution.

In The Brain in the Bot , Booth revealed that he got an appeal date set for Zack in a couple of months. The approval letter states that the judge approved the appeal to consider new osteological evidence. Though Brennan has no new evidence yet, Booth expresses faith that she will find it by the time the appeal comes around.

In The Flaw in the Saw , Hodgins finds evidence that can exonerate Zack, but Cam refuses to accept it and accuses Hodgins of planting evidence to free Zack. Though Hodgins tells her to throw it out if she doesn't trust him, Cam is seen going through it once Hodgins leaves. The evidence is ultimately thrown out as later revealed in The Steal in the Wheels .

In The Steal in the Wheels , Zack has two weeks until his appeal and the Jeffersonian team is no closer to finding proof of his innocence. After a failed search by Doctor Gordon Wyatt through Lance Sweets ' notes on his sessions with Zack for useful information, as well as Hodgins' search through the contents of the Gormogon Vault, which were temporarily moved to his lab, the retired psychiatrist-turned-chef convinced Hodgins to turn his efforts towards locating the body of the Apprentice , Ray Porter's true killer so as to examine it for evidence pointing to his guilt instead of Zack's. With the help of Wyatt and Angela, Hodgins is eventually able to locate the Apprentice's body beneath an Acacia Tree in Washington, DC. On the Apprentice's cuff is blood, presumably from Porter, the evidence that can potentially exonerate Zack having finally come to light.

Zack in the courtroom.

In The Day in the Life , Zack represents himself at his appeal, having studied courtroom procedure for many years. Hodgins provides the new evidence proving that the Apprentice is the lobbyist's killer, having committed the murder right before Gormogon killed him, but Caroline Julian questions whether the evidence was planted, but Hodgins explained that protocol was established so that no one would examine evidence alone to prevent such accusations to be brought up in court, In her closing arguments, Caroline argues against releasing Zack for the sake of the victim's family, enraging Hodgins. Zack chooses to let the evidence speak for itself rather than give any closing arguments, but Brennan speaks up for him, telling Judge Stockwell that he helped put over 50 killers in prison under her charge, and highlighting his efforts to help Hodgins' recover from his paralysis during his institutionalization, believing that despite his mistakes, Brennan believes the world would only benefit from Zack's return to society. Based on the new evidence, Zack is exonerated for the murder of Ray Porter and his life sentence gets overturned. However, as he aided a known killer, that charge still stands and Zack will have to serve out the remaining thirteen months of his sentence for that crime, something he gladly accepts. Brennan also realizes that Caroline was merely doing her job, having pointed out that she kept mentioning their "compelling" evidence 19 times, doing what she could to both keep her job and ensure Zack's exoneration. Caroline warns Zack to stay out of trouble before she leaves and Zack thanks Brennan again before being escorted from the courtroom.

In The End in the End , while sorting through his things in the ruined lab before reparations begin, Hodgins finds a picture of himself and Zack from Christmas 2005 tucked under a set of beakers and smiles at it.

Relationships [ ]

Romantic [ ].

Zack appears to have an on-again, off-again relationship with " Naomi in Paleontology ", despite hints in the first season that she was dissatisfied with his sexual prowess. In the third season, they accompany each other to the annual Jeffersonian Institute Halloween party, agreeing to dress as the front and back half of a cow.

Friendship [ ]

Unnamed performance artist [ ].

In The Girl in Suite 2103 , Zack tells Cam that his closest friend outside the lab is a female performance artist.

Jack Hodgins [ ]

Zack is best friends with Jack Hodgins . It can very well be implied that Zack and Hodgins have a strong bond by their almost 13 year long friendship and by the fact that neither of them referred to anyone else as their best friend, even after Zack was sent to the psychiatric ward.

Zack and Hodgins talking during Season 1

It was first assumed that they were just roommates, but it is later said that he actually lives in the apartment above Hodgins' garage on the grounds of his large estate. In fact, he rents from and also carpools with Hodgins, since he can't drive or ride a bike, simply because he refuses to learn because of what he knows about Structural Design. He once made a comment to Booth that if he (Booth) had the same understanding of structural engineering, he would be afraid to drive as well.

Zack also seems to be the only one who readily competes with Hodgins to be "King of the lab", a title claimed by the one who makes a pivotal discovery or conclusion detrimental to a murder investigation. This title also becomes connected to Zack when he is sent away as seen in The Finger in the Nest when Hodgins comments on how he would say it but the title "depresses" him instead.

Zack and Hodgins after an experiment

In The Man in the Bear , Zack competes with Hodgins over a beautiful delivery lady named Toni . Hodgins gave Zack a small copy of the Kama Sutra to get him to stop asking Booth questions about sexual intercourse.

In The Pain in the Heart , despite working for the Gormogon and the beliefs he got as a result, Zack protects Hodgins from an explosion he set despite knowing he'd injure himself severely. Brennan is then later able to use that fact to prove that protecting Hodgins went above his own beliefs to get him to turn on the Gormogon. At the end of the epsiode, Hodgins appears to be stunned by the fact that Zack, unlike everyone else, actually listened to all of his conspiracy theories, which had an impact on him.

In The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond , Hodgins is shown to visit Zack in the mental hospital and has hope that one day Zack will be able to rejoin them in the lab. He still refers to Zack as his best friend and while joking with Zack, nearly calls himself "King of the Lab" but stops himself when he remembers Zack is no longer at the lab. He shares the hope he has that Zack will one day return and be "King of the Lab" again, even though Zack himself seems not so sure. Hodgins also later refuses to take Zack's room in the lab which Cam tells him she had suggested as she felt Zack would be most comfortable with Hodgins taking that space. His grief about Zack leaving is visible throughout this episode and many others. By the events in The Bone that Blew , Hodgins began using Zack's space after Max Keenan reinspires him as to why he got into science in the first place, finding out how things work in a fun way, the duo conducting an experiment with Wendell Bray using a wind tunnel, and in later episodes, he's shown to have left his cubicle and begins nesting into Zack's room.

In The Hope in the Horror , it was revealed that Zack was consulting with Hodgins' physical therapist as a world-renowned neurosurgeon named Dr. Alexander Bancroft. He wanted to help Hodgins by having his physical therapist perform a protocol developed by the real Alexander Bancroft in an attempt to help Hodgins recover from being paralyzed, but the procedure has a less than 1% chance of success. Zack wanted to give Hodgins hope since he believed that hope has the power to heal, but his fear is that all he brought him is pain. His efforts were expectedly fruitless, but Hodgins reassures Angela that he's not in pain anymore, having gained hope as Zack intended and trusting that they'll be just fine.

In The Flaw in the Saw , Hodgins works to find evidence to exonerate Zack. While he finds something, Cam accuses him of planting the evidence as they all know Zack is innocent and want him free, which infuriates Hodgins.

In The Steal in the Wheels , Hodgins is able to locate the body of the Apprentice and as stated in The Day in the Life , developed a protocol where no one would examine the case evidence alone to ensure no accusations of impropriety can be brought against him. During Zack's appeal, Hodgins testifies to his friend's innocence and is enraged by Caroline Julian 's apparent efforts to keep Zack locked up, not understanding that she is merely doing her job but in a way that discreetly helps Zack. Hodgins efforts to find proof ultimately result in Zack's exoneration for the murder of Ray Porter, though he must still spend thirteen more months locked up on the charge of aiding a known killer.

It has been speculated that due to his close friendship with Hodgins, he would be re-hired at the Jeffersonian after his release, reuniting them once again.

Temperance Brennan [ ]

Earlier in the series, it is suggested that Zack shows sexual affection to Dr. Brennan. While later on in the series in The Pain in the Heart , it's seen that Dr. Brennan and Zack instead have a mother-son bond. Zack hung on to the letter that Brennan sent him when she chose to hire him as her assistant. Zack later breaks out of the mental institution to protect Brennan from The Puppeteer . In The Day in the Life , Brennan speaks for Zack's character at his appeal, something that Brennan herself points out is out of character for her as she only ever testifies to the forensic evidence in a case. Brennan notes to the judge his efforts to cure Hodgins and all the killers he helped put away as evidence that Zack is still a good man who made a terrible mistake. After getting Zack's partial exoneration, the two share a hug with Brennan sad that they couldn't get him released completely. However, Zack is grateful for her efforts as she has ensured that he will only be locked up for a little over a year more rather than the rest of his life.

Seeley Booth [ ]

Zack and Booth hardly ever got along throughout the first three seasons, mostly because Booth threatening to shoot Zack (and Hodgins) on a regular basis whenever he feels that they are annoying him. Despite their unstable working relationship, the two of them maintain a mutual respect towards each other, particularly after they both spent time in Iraq to serve the military. Booth gave Zack a harmonica before he was shipped out to Iraq. Over the course of eight years after the events in the Gormogon case, Booth seems to visit Zack to consult with him on forensic investigations because Booth knows exactly where Zack's room is in the institution as was revealed in The Nightmare in the Nightmare . In The Hope in the Horror , Zack told Aubrey that he and Booth are not friends and thus he did not monitor Booth as he did the rest of the team. Despite this, Booth is shown to believe in Zack's innocence in the murder of Ray Porter and be skeptical of Zack being the Puppeteer. After Zack confesses to his innocence, Booth immediately gives Zack his support in getting exonerated and works as hard as the Jeffersonian team to help Zack in his own way, even moving up the court date for Zack's appeal and providing Dr. Wyatt his session notes with Sweets.

Angela Montenegro [ ]

Angela and Zack have a healthy friendship. She gave Zack advice on saving his relationship with Naomi in Paleontology in A Boy in the Tree by telling him to ask her to introduce him to the secrets of love to leave both of them on a clean slate. She even gave Zack a makeover in Judas on a Pole so he can stay at the Jeffersonian after receiving his doctorate. Zack hung onto a caricature she drew of him as King of the Lab. In The Flaw in the Saw , Angela aids Hodgins in trying to find the evidence in Ray Porter's bones to exonerate Zack. With Angela's help, Hodgins is able to find the body of the Apprentice and the needed proof to exonerate Zack after working with Doctor Gordon Wyatt .

Camille Saroyan [ ]

Zack and Cam have a mutual friendship outside of work. After working with everyone at the Jeffersonian after accepting what she believes are their faults, Cam eventually accepts Zack as well as everyone else to a point. After she discovered that Zack was working with Gormogon, she started talking about him coldly in the aftermath, but Sweets knew she meant the opposite of what she was saying. Cam once gave Zack a small trophy with a plaque saying: "Zack Addy. King of the Lab." which he waved at Hodgins' face every day. In The Flaw in the Saw , Cam accused Hodgins of planting evidence to free Zack. However, after Hodgins leaves, Cam can't bring herself to throw it out and looks through what Hodgins gave her anyway before throwing it out. Despite this, Cam is shown to be in agreement with the team that Zack is innocent and wishes to see him free as much as anyone.

Lance Sweets [ ]

Sweets became Zack's psychologist after he was institutionalized. According to Doctor Roshan, Sweets visited Zack almost every week for the past seven years since his conviction. Zack trusted Sweets with his secret, that he never killed Ray Porter while he was working for Gormogon. Sweets, despite his worries about Zack, agreed to keep his secret to avoid violating their doctor-patient confidentiality. Sweets visited Zack every week up until his death. After Sweets was murdered, Zack had trouble processing and he fell into a fit of rage and injured himself on the head, leaving behind a long scar across his forehead and became withdrawn ever since. After Zack confesses that he never killed Ray Porter, Booth gave him his immediate support and gave Dr. Wyatt all of Sweets' session notes with Zack to find any useful evidence, since Dr. Wyatt was the only one Sweets trusted with his case files. Despite finding nothing probative in Sweets' notes, Dr. Wyatt convinces Hodgins to look for the Apprentice's body, which they eventually find buried underneath an acacia tree in Washington DC. Eventually, Zack is exonerated from the murder charge and life sentence, completing a part of Sweets' unfinished business. Despite their professional courtesy, Zack regards Sweets as a friend and most definitely misses him a lot.

Daniel Goodman [ ]

Dr. Goodman often treated Zack in a boss-employee situation. He and Hodgins tried to make him feel uncomfortable since Goodman believed that Zack had become too comfortable with his position as Brennan's assistant. Goodman wanted Zack to "grow up" and help him receive his doctorate. Unfortunately, with Daniel Goodman's disappearance, he has never seen Zack achieve his doctorate.

Wendell Bray [ ]

Wendell first met Zack after he escaped from the sanitarium to solve the murder of Jared Addison . He called Zack a "psycho" since he helped Gormogon during his crime spree, but Angela tells him that they all still love him despite the betrayal. When Zack was accused of being The Puppeteer , Wendell immediately had his doubts on whether Zack was actually the serial killer and believed in his innocence knowing that the real killer is highly manipulative. Despite their brief history, Wendell could very well call Zack a friend.

Clark Edison [ ]

Clark met Zack after he came back from Iraq at the Season 3 Premiere . He was one of 19 interns that Brennan had gone through to replace Zack and prolong her separation from Booth. After Zack came back, Clark had left. They met again in The Verdict in the Story when Zack was working for the prosecution to prove Max Kennan's guilt in the murder of the deputy director of the FBI Robert Kirby . While he was examining the bones, Clark wondered if Zack was screwing with him, which he rejects. Clark was able to find something that Zack missed through a penetrant test, which surprised even him. Clark's personal opinions about Zack are unknown, but it is implied that they seem to display some signs of respect towards each other in a professional courtesy.

James Aubrey [ ]

Aubrey arrested Zack when Booth found him and Brennan in the Gormogon Vault and interrogated him after meeting with Dr. Roshan. Zack, at first, only wanted to talk to Brennan because he felt that talking to someone of lesser intellect was difficult for him, to which Aubrey takes no offense. He believed Zack to be crazy for kidnapping Brennan, even though Booth expressed that what he tried to do for Hodgins with his paralysis was nice. Aubrey thought he was guilty the entire time, noting he appears reminiscent of both Norman Bates and Hannibal Lecter. Although Zack was proven innocent of The Puppeteer's crimes, how Aubrey feels about Zack is possibly unchanged due to his awkward behavior.

Karen Delfs [ ]

Zack first met Karen Delfs at the sanitarium back when she was working on her dissertation before graduating college and joining the BRIU. They reunited when Zack was suspected of being the Puppeteer, and while she believed that he was the killer, Karen thought it was best to start pushing Zack's buttons to draw out the alternate personality of the serial murderer suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder, which visibly irritates him. Brennan discovered that Zack couldn't be the Puppeteer because the killer was once a conjoined twin, and Karen realized that the killer adopted the dead twin's personality, and they knew Zack personally having known how to steer the evidence to point everything towards him. Zack most likely harbors no ill will towards Karen afterwards as she was merely doing her job to find the actual killer.

The Gormogon [ ]

As the Gormogon's apprentice, Zack worships him and calls the Gormogon "the Master." After having fallen under the Gormogon's sway, Zack was willing to betray his friends to aid the Gormogon and believed himself capable of committing murder on the Gormogon's orders. However, Zack's loyalty to his friends is shown to be stronger than his loyalty to the Gormogon as he was willing to injure himself rather than let Hodgins get blown up in his place, something that would've been against what the Gormogon taught him. After the logic that led to him following the Gormogon was refuted, Zack turned on him completely and helped Booth bring "the Master" down. Zack's relationship with the Gormogon led to him a life sentence in a mental institution for committing murder on the Gormogon's behalf. After his encounter with the Puppeteer , Zack realized that he never would've been able to commit murder for the Gormogon if he had been ordered as he previously believed. Eventually, Zack was exonerated for the murder of Ray Porter after Hodgins found Gormogon's apprentice buried under an acacia tree, Brennan having given testimony absolving Zack's mistakes in helping Gormogon.

According to Emily Deschanel, Zack "almost definitely has Asperger's syndrome," a condition that is now known as ASD or Autism Spectrum Disorder. [1]
As a result of his work with Gormogon, Zack will no longer be a regular character on the show, but series creator Hart Hanson said that he may become a recurring character to provide consults to the team with "certain talents we can use in a 'Hannibal Lecter' kind of way." [2]
In The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond , Zack is shown to be wearing gloves all the time which Hodgins states are because of the explosion. Presumably, the nerve damage to his hands somehow requires him to need gloves until they completely heal. During the events of that episode, he estimates to Sweets that he regained over 60% full function of his hands, which is a best-case scenario for the aftermath of the explosion. It is definite that his hands have long since healed through the progression of the series. However, when Zack returns, he still wears these gloves. It can be assumed that he is required to continue to wear his gloves to help compensate for the lasting nerve damage to his hands that he sustained in the explosion or he is self-conscious in removing his gloves and revealing the scars on his hands to anyone, even himself. At some point between The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond and The Hope in the Horror , Zack replaced his black wool mittens with black leather gloves.
Sweets was the only person who knew that Zack is innocent of the murder of Ray Porter . Since Sweets died in The Conspiracy in the Corpse , what would happen to Zack remained unknown until Season 11 when he escaped the institution.
Zack is the first main character to return to the show after eight years, the second-longest interval of time that anyone remained unaccounted for before returning. The character who was gone the longest before returning was Tim Sullivan .
Zack was mentioned to dance like a marionette in a windstorm in The Man in the Wall .
He said that he had a Michael Jackson glove when he was in school in The Player Under Pressure . In The Woman at the Airport , Angela once asked if the names Michael Jackson or Joan Rivers mean anything to Zack. He responded by telling her that he is familiar with one and that he would look up the other one. It can be assumed that he was familiar with Michael Jackson, but not with Joan Rivers at the time.
He had an eyepatch when he was six as did many other boys as Hodgins implied in The Man with the Bone .
Zack revealed that he used to be a singer when he was younger in The Wannabe in the Weeds and he even sang the song; "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" by Paul Francis Webster and Sammy Fain, to prove it to Hodgins, who, in turn, compared his singing to Italian Opera Singer; Luciano Pavarotti . In real life, Eric Millegan , who plays Zack, studied musical theater at the University of Michigan, where he graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts.
Zack's character can be seen as a facsimile of the Marvel Comic book hero Doctor Strange as both characters were brilliant doctors who lost the mobility in their hands due to a traumatic accident.
Zack says in the Season 2 Premiere that Dr. Saroyan calls him "Zacaroni" because he eats macaroni every day for lunch.

References [ ]

↑ Gray, Ellen, Boreanaz says 'Bones' is not procedural , Philadelphia Daily News , January 31, 2007.
↑ Mitovitch, Matt Webb. " Exclusive: Bones Boss Responds to Finale "Zack-lash" ", TV Guide , May 21, 2008.

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Hodgins and Zack
Zack & Hodgins Zack and Hodgins are both very good friends, even best friends. At first they didn't like each other at all, then they started to get to know each other better, Hodgins trying to teach Zack how to behave in society. We see them very accomplices during experiments for surveys for example. They are constantly fighting for the title of King of the Lab. During Hodgins' first ...
Hodgins experiments: 206_bones
Does anyone know if there is a comprehensive list anywhere of Hodgins' experiments, episode by episode? I've found a few short lists of the "best" ones (which always name the same few, like the bouncing turkey). I'm trying to pick an episode that is an interesting instance of science on television,…
Jack Hodgins (Bones)
Hodgins eventually gets his own lab suite, known as the "Ookey Room", where he does most of his lab work, keeps his collection of arthropods, and performs most of his experiments. In episode 10 of season 4, "The Bones That Blew", Hodgins stated that his passion to "figure stuff out in amusing ways" was why he chose a career in science.
"Bones" The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond (TV Episode 2008)
The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond: Directed by Jeannot Szwarc. With Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, Tamara Taylor. The dissected body of an author with OCD is discovered by a pair of teenagers and leads the team on a search for the head and the killer. Also, Sweets and Hodgins visit Zack in the mental institution.
Hodgins and Zack's best experiments.
Bones. Hodgins and Zack's best experiments. Discussion of TJ's most popular venture to date! 8 posts • Page 1 of 1. Ellen Super Fan Posts: 128 Joined: Sun Jun 08, 2008 11:11 am 16 Location: Fife and Aberdeen of Scotland. :) Hodgins and Zack's best experiments. Post by Ellen » Wed Aug 06, 2008 4:01 pm.
BONES Season Finale Recap: "The Pain in the Heart"
Booth has heard enough. Zack tells Brennan she has a package. It's a human jawbone with silver screws courtesy of Gormogon. The Case: Aforementioned jawbone linked to Gormogon. The team examines the bone, and each makes an observation. Zack and Hodgins do an experiment, and a severe explosion takes place.
Stargazer in a Puddle
Cam asks why Hodgins and Zack are asking for permission to run the "experiment" with spam and the sea shrimps, implying it was unnecessary to ask. The first time she required them to ask permission to run any experiments it was because using Spam would ridicule the Jeffersonian in court. In this episode Bones has a TV and a VCR.
Jack Hodgins
Dr. Jonathan "Jack" Stanley Hodgins is an entomologist, botanist, and mineralogist who works at the Jeffersonian Institute. Hodgins is one of the most sarcastic members of the group. He seems to have had a strong dislike for Dr. Goodman's (the administrator of the Jeffersonian Institute) approach to his work, but gets along much better with Cam, the head of forensics. He is sometimes "the ...
King of the Lab: Hodgins' 15 Most Memorable Experiments on 'Bones'
Jack Hodgins is a Jack of all trades, master of all on Bones. He?s a forensic entomologist, botanist and mineralogist but best known for his experiments -- successful or not -- that help the Jeffersonian and FBI solve their cases. Hodgins once said he first got into science to ?figure stuff out in amusing ways,? amusing used loosely.
"Bones" The Science in the Physicist (TV Episode 2009)
The Science in the Physicist: Directed by Brad Turner. With Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, Tamara Taylor. The frozen shattered remains of a scientist leads the team to a highly regarded research institute. Angela's father comes to town.
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The 'Bones' finale: Where they all ended up
Here's what happened to the characters on Fox's 'Bones' after 12 years and 246 episodes.
Favorite Experiments? : r/Bones
Favorite Experiments? Rewatching random season 1 episodes this past weekend and S1E14 was the episode where Hodgins and Zack put a pig through a woodchipper. I think this is my favorite experiment -- it drew a crowd, Goodman's reaction.. 10/10
Two Bodies in the Lab
" Two Bodies in the Lab " is the 15th episode of the first season of the television series, Bones. Originally aired on March 15, 2006 on Fox network, the episode is written by Stephen Nathan and directed by Allan Kroeker. The episode features FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth and Dr. Temperance Brennan 's investigation into two murder victims from two different cases.
r/Bones on Reddit: Zack's story is confusing, and I don't mean the one
Hodgins and Zach both worked too much to have friends outside of work so they spent all their time together doing experiments in the lab and Zach lived above Hodgins garage, so then being best friends…100% believe it.
"Bones" The Doom in the Boom (TV Episode 2015)
The Doom in the Boom: Directed by Michael Lange. With Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, Tamara Taylor. Aubrey and Hodgins are hurt in an explosion. The team goes all out to find a cop killer. Arastoo asks Cam to take him back. Hodgins has complications to his injury.
Hodgins and the Cantilever Group : r/Bones
17 votes, 14 comments. Which episode do we find out that Hodgins belongs to the Cantilever Group? I know he avoids a meet and greet event at the…
The Death in the Defense
The Death in the Defense is the eleventh episode of the eleventh season of Bones. Picking up after the fall finale, Hodgins is eight weeks into his rehabilitation for his paralysis and forced to navigate life in a wheelchair, while having difficulty readjusting to his new life at home and the lab. Meanwhile, Brennan and Booth investigate the death of a public defender who had multiple ...
"Bones" The Pain in the Heart (TV Episode 2008)
Bones receives a package containing a jaw and two silver screws - Gormagon is back! During a Zach/Hodgins experiment, something goes wrong and theres an explosion that leaves Zach very badly injured.
In hindsight it's obvious why they did "that" to Zack. : r/Bones
In season one they tried to fit Zack with Hodgins as a Three Stooges comedy kind of pair, but it was obvious he had better chemistry with Angela. Bones has Booth.
'Bones' Recap: Season 12, Episode 1
The Season 12 kickoff also answered a big question with regard to Hodgins' health, as Angela's paralyzed other half received confirmation — from Zack of all people — that despite ...
"Bones" Stargazer in a Puddle (TV Episode 2007)
Stargazer in a Puddle: Directed by Tony Wharmby. With Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, Eric Millegan. As the wedding approaches, the team investigates the life/death of a little girl. Bones's father shows up, with an heirloom and a message from her mother.
Zack Addy
By the events in The Bone that Blew, Hodgins began using Zack's space after Max Keenan reinspires him as to why he got into science in the first place, finding out how things work in a fun way, the duo conducting an experiment with Wendell Bray using a wind tunnel, and in later episodes, he's shown to have left his cubicle and begins nesting ...