Bones: A Quick Look At Seasons 1 Through 5

Bones is a dramatic crime series that comes in the Fox Broadcasting Company. It is now in the sixth season of the show. The show has been on air since 2005. The show is based on the real life of the Kathy Reichs, an anthropologist for the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan is the title character of the show.

She is very smart forensic anthropologist who does most of her work at the Jeffersonian Institute in Washington, D.C. She is the person that the police call when they have a dead body that is burned badly or dismembered. This is because of her ability to find any of the clues on the body that a killer could left on the body. Her job is to find the killer no matter what it takes or what she has to do. These things include questioning suspects with Booth and putting her own life in danger as well as some of the other people that work for her.

The first member of the team is her partner, Agent Seeley Booth, who is a member of the FBI. He signed up for the homicide unit after being a sniper in the Army. Angela Montenegro is the second member of the team who can reconstruct the facial features of the victim and the react the scene of the crime. Dr. Jack Hudgins is known for being the guy to come to when you need to known something about bugs. This is because he has studied the different bugs and minerals. The coroner on the show is Dr. Camille Saroyan. She has the most street smarts out of the group. The team has a psychologist because of the bodies they see and the emotional drams this could cause. His name is Dr. Lance Sweets. He is the person that brings the all of the members together by providing each one of them therapy. They make up the perfect team to solve the crimes.

The most popular episodes of Season One are The Pilot and Two Bodies in the Lab. The pilot episode is the episode that showed the best qualities of the show and made it so popular. In this episode the group has to solve the mystery of a body that was found in the Arlington National Cemetery. During the scene about the funeral, there was a song playing called Gone by Thirteen Senses. The Two Bodies in the Lab episode is where Booth has to rescue Brennan and they share a close hug. They played these three songs during this episode: Hot Blooded by Foreigner, Walking on Moonlight by Brookville, and A Pain That I'm Used To by Depeche Mode.

The most popular episodes of Season Two are The Glowing Bones in the Old Stone House and Stargazer in a Puddle. The Glowing Bones in the Old Stone House episode was about Bones investigating a set of glowing bones for Homeland Security. They think that the reason that the bones are glowing is because they are radioactive. Also in this episode, Angela and Hodgins admit that they love each and plan to marry. The Stargazer in a Puddle episode is about when the team tries to figure out a Werner syndrome victim died so soon and not from natural causes. Brennan's father shows up during the episode.

The most popular episode on Season Three was Player Under Pressure. The Player Under Pressure episode is about how the team tries to find out why a college athlete's body had so many fractures on it. They have to reconstruct all of the bones to form a skeleton. Hodgins wants Angela to go ahead and live with him since they plan to get married anyways.

The most popular episodes of Season Five are The Tough Man in the Tender Chicken and The X in the File. The Tough Man in the Tender Chicken is about finding the murderer for a local chicken farmer. We start to see a connection between Wendell and Angela that starts in this episode. The X in the File episode is about a trip to Roswell, New Mexico where Booth and Bones has to investigate a women's death that happened while she was searching for aliens.