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Bones :: A Night at the Bones Museum (05x05)
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| Title: | A Night at the Bones Museum |
| Episode #: | 05x05 |
| Production Number: | BON-505 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday October 15th, 2009 |
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 UK (Sky One) |
Nov 05, 2009 |
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Brennan and Booth are called to investigate what appears to be charred human remains on an electrical fence. The mysterious corpse is later determined to be a mummified Egyptian royal on loan to the Jeffersonian. The anthropological mystery has Brennan in a tizzy, and when the Jeffersonian curator prepping the mummy for exhibition is murdered, the team suspects foul play. Brennan’s investigation of the curator sheds new light on the life of the Egyptian royal, turning their case into one of historic proportions. Meanwhile, Brennan goes on a date with Booth’s supervisor and former intern, and Sweets’ girlfriend Daisy Wick returns to the Jeffersonian
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Aside from the "Pilot," this is the first episode title to depart from the typical title formula along the lines of "The (Something) in the (Something)."
| Brennan became interested in being an anthropologist after watching the 1932 film The Mummy starring Lon Chaney.
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Sweets: Dr. Saroyan, I'm having some serious problems with Daisy. Can I ask your advice?
Cam: No.
Sweets: No really.
Cam: Really. I have a 16-year-old and believe me, when it comes to dating advice I am batting a red hot zero.
Sweets: But, you've been through this like, a million times yourself.
Cam: Did you just call me old?
Sweets: Is that what it felt like?
| Hodgins: The urine of a red-headed boy.
Cam: We need so much more than that.
Hodgins: From the swab of Dr. Kaswell's eye.
Angela: A red-headed boy peed on her eye?
| Angela: Was Booth upset?
Brennan: Yes, I don't know why.
Angela: Brennan, this could screw up the natural order of things. And Booth wishes that you were going out with him.
Brennan: I drink with him all the time. But with Andrew, there's the potential for sex.
Angela: And not with Booth?
| Sweets: Karloff was a genius. You could feel the mummy's pain, you know?
Angela: He was dead Sweets. He felt no pain.
Sweets: Emotional pain. That never dies.
Angela: Cheery thought. Thank you.
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Jack states that they didn't have redheads in Ancient Egypt. This is incorrect. Ramses II, considered by most to be the greatest pharaoh in Egyptian history, was a natural redhead.
| Cam: I guess I'd be angry too if someone pulled my brain out through my nose and stuck it in a canopic jar.
Contrary to Cam's statement, the brain was often discarded by Egyptians, with only the stomach, intestines, lungs, and liver saved in canopic jars.
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Cam: I guess I'd be angry too if someone pulled my brain out through my nose and stuck it in a canopic jar.
Canopic jars were used by Egyptians to store organs they believed had a use in the afterlife. However, brains were not typically kept in jars but discarded due to the belief that they had no use in the afterlife; instead, the stomach, intestines, lungs, and liver were kept in canopic jars.
| Episode Title: A Night at the Bones Museum
The episode title is a take on the film, A Night at the Museum.
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