History Recap / BonesS5E12TheProofInThePudding

* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: They had to break out an old Kennedy-era replica rifle for Booth so that he can prove that the corpse, presumed to be John F. Kennedy, was not killed by two gunmen. Unfortunately for Booth, while he did replicate the wound, it turns out that the second hole was an ''entry wound'', invalidating the test anyways.

The lab is locked down at the behest of mysterious government agents led by Mr. White (Creator/RichardTJones) to identify a highly-classified set of remains that Hodgins soon realizes may very well be those of President JFK. Meanwhile, Angela fears she might be pregnant after taking a pregnancy test that Cam later find and belives may be her daughter Michelle's.

* :UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy: Brennan's team suspects, but can't ever be sure, that the skeleton the Secret Service conscripted them to analyze with state-of-the-art forensic methods was him.

The Jeffersonian lab is put on lock down by mysterious government agents led by Mr. White (Creator/RichardTJones) when they demand Brennan and her team identify of cause of death for a highly classified set of remains. The team eventually come to believe the set of remains they are working on are actually that of assassinated President John F. Kennedy. Cam finds a positive pregnancy test in the woman's bathroom and after all the women deny it is theirs, she believes it might be Michelle's (Cam's adopted daughter). After, Angela confesses to Cam that it was actually hers, but did not want anyone else to know. In the interim, Cam had it tested again, and reveals to Angela that it was a false positive, meaning she is not pregnant.

* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: They had to break out an old Kennedy-era replica rifle for Booth [[spoiler: so that he can prove that the corpse, presumed to be John F. Kennedy, was not killed by two gunmen. Unfortunately for Booth, while he did replicate the wound, it turns out that the second hole was an ''entry wound'', invalidating the test anyways]].

* :UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy: Brennan's team suspects, but can't ever be sure, that [[spoiler:the skeleton the Secret Service conscripted them to analyze with state-of-the-art forensic methods was him]].

* TechnoBabble: Invoked by Booth where part of his plan involves Bones burying the Secret Service agent holding the team in lockdown under technical jargon so he will let them perform a questionable experiment. Bones doesn't disappoint.

* SecretTestOfCharacter: What Sweets thinks is happening to the team.

* PregnancyTestPlot: As said above, Cam finds a positive test in the lab bathroom and thinks it’s her daughter Michelle’s. It’s actually Angela’s false positive.

* PregnancyScare: Cam panics when she finds a positive pregnancy test in the lab's bathroom, thinking that maybe her teenage daughter had used it. She interrogates Brennan—not guilty—and realizes that it was Angela's. Who got a false positive, naturally.

* :UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy: Brennan's team suspects, but can't ever be sure, that [[spoiler:the skeleton the Secret Service conscripted them to analyze with state-of-the-art forensic methods was him]].

* HeroicBSOD: Booth nearly has one when it's implied that [[WhoShotJFK there were two assassins involved in JFK's death]] and there was a government cover-up to hide this. Given the number of people he's killed for his country, he sees it as a huge betrayal.

-->'''Booth:''' Good, old, American classic.

* TheCavalryArrivesLate: Hacker charges in with a full FBI squad saying this is now under FBI jurisdiction... eight seconds after Booth disables TheMenInBlack holding them hostage.

* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: They had to break out an old Kennedy-era replica rifle for Booth [[spoiler: so that he can prove that the corpse, presumed to be John F. Kennedy, was not killed by two gunmen. Unfortunately for Booth, while he did replicate the wound, it turns out that the second hole was an ''entry wound'', invalidating the test anyways]].

-->'''Hacker:''' Ten seconds earlier and I would have been the hero, right?

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