2x15 Bodies in the Book - Bones Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x15

Episode: 02x15
Title: Bodies in the Book
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 2AKY15
First Aired: Mar. 14, 2007

Season 2 » Episode #15 - Bodies in the Book

Summary: Brennan's latest murder-mystery novel is an instant best-seller. Riding high on the wave of literary success and her new relationship with Agent Sullivan, Brennan prepares to do her rounds on the publicity circuit to promote her book. However, when a body is found in the marina, Booth and Brennan find shocking similarities between the case and Brennan's book. If the murderer is indeed a copycat killer, this would be the first of three killings. When the second victim is found, the team races against the clock to stop the third and final killing from occurring.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Dr. Zack Addy	played by Eric Millegan
Special Agent Tim Sullivan	played by Eddie McClintock
Hank Belden	played by Jonathan Slavin
Ellen Laskow	played by Valarie Pettiford
Oliver Laurier	played by Chris Conner
Greg Braley	played by Colby French
Ashton Keller	played by Steve Braun (II)
Connie Lopata	played by Darby Stanchfield
Forensic Agent	played by Sean Patrick Murphy

	Season 2 / Episode 15: - Bodies in the Book Dr. Jack Hodgins: Do you know how tight a rat's rectum is?
	Season 2 / Episode 15: - Bodies in the Book Oliver Laurier: Some of the Brennanites were skeptical, but I told them Special Agent Seeley Booth: Did he just say 'Brennanites'?

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: During the initial exam of the first body (Lampata), before he has been identified. His picture is visible on the board at the head of the table.

TRIVIA

Oliver Laurier, Bone's 'Number 1' fan, lives in an apartment numbered 206. 206 is the number of bones in the human body.
Camille reminds Temperance that in her books, Kathy Reichs always gets the murderer. And Booth mentions that Kathy and the FBI end up doing 'it' in the back of a vehicle in the book. Kathy Reichs wrote the books which inspired Bones.