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  • The interesting thing about this though is the fact the mummy had something inside it which is later revealed to be a large ruby

    • by Steve
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      I took the time to watch the new episode of Bones last night “ A Night at the Bones Museum” and it turned out to be halfway decent. Basically, an Egyptian mummy is discovered attached to an electric fence.

      After some investigating, they discover it is a somewhat famous mummy that is on


      loan to the Jeffersonian and the woman who was in charge of the exhibit has been murdered.

      The interesting thing about this though is the fact the mummy had something inside it which is later revealed to be a large ruby.

      This, of course, is motive for murder since nobody knew it was ...


      • in there.

        But, the question is, who did it?

        It was great seeing actor Diedrich Bader as Booth’s boss who is dating Brennan.

        But, know matter how smart his character seemed to be, he is still always going to be Oswald from the Drew Carey show.

        Of course, the fact she is dating

        is setting up more sexual tension between her and her partner; something I hope keeps up because I really don’t want the show to be ruined by them sleeping together.

        By the way, that side story involving Sweets and his girlfriend was a nice touch too.

        I actually liked her character even though she could be somewhat annoying at times.




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