Severed heads. Charred bodies. Decomp soup. But the most disgusting thing this show has ever produced was a "cute" little fly coming out of Hodgin's neck. Next Halloween, I will be going as a giant Hodgin's neck, because there isn't anything scarier than that. Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarf. Nasty!

I find it humorous that in cases than not, the accused murderer will protest his innocence for pretty much the entire episode all the way to the very end and then cop to something that he thinks is innocent and won't come back to bite him / her in the ass. Sure enough, the Soccer player who is under house arrest admits that he snuck out of the house using a disguise, just so that he could "get some air". Is there really anyone this dumb in life that would actually admit to this? It's one thing when it's a character, but I'd be stunned to learn that these admissions happen in real life.

Gross. This is making me reevaluate the idea of ever buying another canned food item ever again. Easily the best part of the episode was seeing Bones, Cam, Angela, Daisy and Caroline dressed up in tacky Cowgirl outfits, ending up in a Biker Bar and throwing down against Biker Chicks. Something I never thought I'd see on the show. Me thinks they are setting up a possible romance between Dr. Wells and Daisy, which is both odd and totally right for the show.

Best part of the episode is the final scene where the father who is a physicist maps out his daughters entire life by way of equations on a chalkboard. I have no idea if what was written on the board was really reflecting this because mathematical equations of any kind is so far out of my realm. But the idea of what the scene represented was touching, especially seeing how it affected both the father and Bones herself.

A great episode that ends with a thud. What the f*ck! The ending is one of the most ambiguous endings ever. There was no resolution at all and when it was over, I was expecting it to cut to a commercial or at least a title card that said ".....to be continued". So, I'm really at a loss for words in how they chose to end it. With that said, the only explanation I can think of is that the Wife is in fact the Ghost Killer and will be on another killing spree, which would mean that she can't "get caught" in this episode. My theory is that it's either the wife or the female Gardner being the Ghost Killer. I only say the Gardner, but I think the Wife is just too obvious a choice.

Seems that Bones isn't immune from the idea of capitalizing on the popularity of Country music. The episode itself was okay and surprisingly is has nothing to do with not liking country. It was kind of a by the numbers mystery. Wasn't bad, but it wasn't entirely memorable either.

I'm normally not a fan of the premise that uses the "rich girl fakes her own kidnapping to extort money because she has Daddy issues" plot line. But I gotta hand it to the writers of this one for making it somewhat original, especially her demise and how she ends up buried. When it played out, I immediately ruled out that she was behind it, given that she was basically DOA. I really liked the B Story involving Hodges finding out he has a long lost Brother. The final scene with them bonding was pretty good.