2024-09-26
The investigation of the murder of a children's TV icon takes a detour when his reputation for promiscuity emerges, which leads to a long list of unlikely suspects. Meanwhile, Brennan and Booth get ready for Christine's first birthday; and intern Clark solicits opinions of a novel he's just written. (Repeat).
Three people's remains in a single urn confound the Jeffersonian team after a wealthy artifact collector walks into his own funeral. Meanwhile, Finn and Hodgins strike it rich with their hot-sauce venture, but Finn's enthusiasm is tempered by devastating news from Michelle. (Repeat).
Remains found in a log in a forest belong to an art-school dropout who had lupus, and the investigation reveals marijuana use to ease her pain, but her work at a dispensary may have had something to do with her death. Meanwhile, Wendell Bray reveals information about his illness; and Booth gets ready for his FBI competency test. (Repeat).
Remains found in a swamp belong to a woman who was cryogenically frozen before being discarded, which leads the investigation to a preservation facility. Meanwhile, Cam is nervous about meeting Arastoo's parents; and Booth is up for a big promotion, but it might mean relocating his family. (Repeat).
Remains in a national park belong to the daughter of the wealthy McNamara family, and the investigation reveals she may have been murdered by the Ghost Killer and had a connection to a previous victim. Meanwhile, the case draws interest from the FBI's deputy director. (Repeat).
The remains of a swim coach at a community college are found at the bottom of a well, and the investigation reveals he may have been having an affair. Meanwhile, Booth prepares to testify before a Congressional subcommittee, so his place in the current case is filled by Sweets, who is smitten with a new intern at the Jeffersonian. (Repeat).
In the Season 9 finale, a conspiracy blogger's death arouses suspicion when he dies before a scheduled meeting with Booth to discuss a previous case, but evidence uncovered during the team's investigation could affect his future with the FBI. Directed by series regular David Boreanaz. (Repeat).
Booth is in jail and awaiting trial as Season 10 begins, but the Jeffersonian team wonder if the remains of a man who died 16 years ago have something to do with the conspiracy that put him in prison—a place Booth shares with criminals he helped lock up. Meanwhile, Sweets and Daisy share a surprise with the lab. (Repeat).
Agent Aubrey helps the team with their quest to dig into a government conspiracy that goes back decades and find out who framed Booth for murder, but the case takes a surprising turn with the discovery of DNA evidence that's linked to the scandal. (Repeat).
The remains of a right-wing radio host are found in a storm drain, and the investigation reveals some surprising extracurricular activities that narrows the search for suspects. Meanwhile, Agent Aubrey tries to get Booth to trust him, and Brennan worries about her husband's state of mind. (Repeat).
The investigation of the murder of a video-game designer reveals the wealth he accumulated during his career, which makes a suspect out of everyone who was in his inner circle. Meanwhile, "squintern" Jessica sheds light on an educational opportunity; and Brennan and Booth discuss Christine's future. (Repeat).
Brennan gives a keynote speech at a convention for forensic scientists, who are all eager to help when the remains of a body are discovered in a stairwell, but the Jeffersonian team are stunned when Hodgins becomes a murder suspect. Meanwhile, Brennan has an encounter with a rival; and Wendell returns to work with an update on his health. (Repeat).
A maid is murdered and her remains are found by the side of the road, and her wealthy former employer is a suspect, but the investigation takes a surprising turn when the team discover the deceased may have entered the U.S. illegally. Meanwhile, Arastoo prepares his dissertation for Brennan's approval, which coincides with talk of marriage between Cam and Arastoo. (Repeat).
A hedge-fund trader's remains are found under a merry-go-round, and the victim's boss emerges as the prime suspect, but Aubrey is troubled by an emotional connection to the case. Meanwhile, Christine curses for the first time, and Brennan and Booth don't agree on what to do about it. (Repeat).
A crossword-puzzle master's remains are found in an urban fracking site, but the search for the killer among his rivals reveals the deceased was suffering from a mental illness at the time of his death. Meanwhile, a pregnant Daisy gets a boost from her doula in her time of need. (Repeat).
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Natasha Raskin Sharp and experts Richard Madley and Roo Irvine guide the teams around the Ripley Antiques Fair in North Yorkshire. Natasha also learns about one of the greenest forms of public transport, which is a lot older than you might think. (Repeat).
Christina Trevanion is in Wrexham, where our teams are ably guided around the antiques centre by experts Jonathan Pratt and Tim Weeks, before heading to the auction with Thomas Forrester. Christina discovers the appeal of model railways with an avid collector of original Hornby trains. (Repeat).
Species in Madagascar are examined in the opener of this documentary series. Included: the impact of the island's past on the present. (Repeat).
Jeweled geckos, predatory wasps and ring-tailed lemurs are observed. (Repeat).
Examining wildlife in the south of Madagascar. (Repeat).
A party-centric fraternity causes all sorts of havoc and hijinks on a college campus in the early 1960s, leading to their expulsion and a grand act of revenge. (Repeat).
The Bandit, a charismatic bootlegger, takes a bet to ship a truck full of beer from Texas to Arkansas. While pulling off the stunt, he falls in love with a woman engaged to the son of a dyspeptic sheriff who takes it upon himself to stop Bandit. (Repeat).