a lot of difficult spares have been picked up there. the team usually bowls on lane 12 and b). Bones then looks over Amber's carefully kept bowling records and discovers a). "It's simply improbable," she says.Ĭamille then calls with news: the murder weapon/bowling ball couldn't have weighed more than five pounds, perhaps a child's ball. Back at the alley, Booth wins a game by rolling a seven-ten split. He gets back on the laptop and Angela screams at him not to mess with her work space. In the meantime, Wendell and Camille try to figure out Angela's complicated equipment with little success. The Raven claims to have been bowling at a lanes where nobody knows him at the time of Jeff's murder. Sweets, meanwhile, interviews the Raven about the "prank" which ruined his career. Max then reveals Jeff super-glued the Raven's fingers into his bowling ball a few years back.īack at the hospital, Angela screams through painful contractions while Wendell, via laptop, tries to ask her advice in solving the murder. "Jeff got what he deserved and so does anyone else who cheats," the Raven says. The tournament director enters and breaks up the argument. She lies and says she wanted to make sure the other team wasn't using baby powder to cheat. Bones is then caught examining Blake's bag with an ultraviolet pen light, looking for evidence. Booth rolls a strike, then is informed by Alison that Blake is a car thief and compulsive joy rider. She screams at him that her water broke and to get the car.īack at the alley, the tournament continues. A distracted Hodgins doesn't seem too concerned. In other words, the suspects are piling up.īack at the lab, Angela, Hodgins and Wendell examine a computer recreation of the skull and conclude something with "round edges" broke Jeff's nose. Dumb blond Blake, meanwhile, tells Booth he is the "heir apparent" to Jeff's best-bowler title. Later, Hercules says Jeff's death was part of God's plan to put in a position to be a team hero. Max, meanwhile, notices Bones and Booth playing the "happy couple" and grins. One bowling montage later, the team loses and Amber takes all its members to task. They discover that Jeff's nose was broken so hard it dislodged pieces of his skull. Suddenly, something rattles in the skull. Finally, they are introduced to the shoe attendant, who clearly didn't like arrogant Jeff.īack at the Jeffersonian, Hodgins discovers the victim had a broken nose and was dead before he was ground up in the pin machine. They also meet lesbian Tina, elderly Alison, precocious girl Amber, and tournament director Todd, called The Raven. The pair meets Hercules who flirts with Bones. So Booth and Brennan decide to go undercover as bowlers.Īt the bowling alley, a big tournament is occurring. Max theorizes Jeff was killed by a poor loser because the victim was very boisterous.
Max then reveals that he had a very "embarrassing physical event." Basically, he fell out of bed during sex and is now confined to a wheelchair. At the diner, Bones and Booth interview Max, who can't believe buddy Jeff is dead. Turns out Bones' father, Max, is on the same team. Back at the lab, Angela reconstructs the man's ruined shirt and discovers the name " Jeff," a member of a local bowling team. The pin-setting mechanics have literally "ground up" most of the body. Hodgins has a bite and gasps because it's very, very spicy, but pregnant Angela doesn't seem to notice.īones and Booth arrive at the bowling alley and discover the place had been closed for the last 10 days for remodeling. Angela dumps hot sauce all over her food in an attempt to kick start labor. At the diner, Hodgins and Angela are having lunch and discussing the impending birth of their baby who might be born blind. Just then, the pins drop to reveal a rotting, gruesome corpse.
Meanwhile, a very pregnant Angela anticipates her labor at any moment, but continues to work diligently via webcam to identify the murder weapon from the hospital.Ī bratty kid at a bowling alley celebrates his birthday by whining and complaining. Upon meeting the victim's teammates, including an arrogant 12-year-old bowling prodigy, it becomes apparent there could be many suspects in the case. With no clear lead in the case, Booth and Brennan go undercover as Buck and Wanda and join the very competitive bowling team in hopes of finding clues about the victim. Brennan's father, Max Keenan, is a member of the victim's bowling team, but currently sidelined with an injury. The unidentifiable and gruesome remains of a male bowler are found lodged in the automatic pinsetter of a bowling lane.
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