Bones Season 10, Episode 11 Spoilers: Sweets Returns To 'Haunt' Hodgins and Angela! Booth and Brennan Hide Second Baby From Jeffersonian Team
Forensic comedy series "Bones" hits back to Fox with an intense "coming back" episode this March. Continue reading to find more about the spoilers for season 10, episode 11 titled "The Psychic In The Soup."
TVLine reported that "[Jack] Hodgins and Angela have something exciting happen to them," quoting actress Michaela Conlin, who hinted of an intense scene between Hodgins and Angela who run into conflict after the resident psychic, Avalon Harmonia, played by returning guest star Cyndi Lauper, reportedly comes into contact with the spirit of the late Dr. Lance Sweets.
Thyne dished out that "Avalon 'sees' Sweets, which pisses Hodgins off, so Hodgins and Avalon go at it, with Angela caught in the middle. And that gets pretty intense." Also, Conlin hinted of "Bones" seaon 10, episode 11 spoilers as she said there will be an episode which involves a poker game at the upcoming episode of "Bones." Pretty exciting, isn't it?
As the series returns from its long winter break, it's not only couple Hodgins and Angela who will face new challenges but also Cam and Arastoo, as the latter decides to return back to Iran to take care of his brother and instead ends up in prison due to political conflicts.
"Bones" executive producer Stepher Nathan shared, "He goes back because his brother is dying --- That will come back in a very, very major way later on in the season." Arastoo can only leave if he can solve a particularly sensivite murder, with the help of other people.
Adding up to the challenge faced by the couples in "Bones" are Brennan and Booth, as both face the challenge of hiding Brennan's second pregnancy from their co-workers.
Brennan, played by actress Emily Deschanel, also shared that fans may watch out for a "serial killer" in "Bones" upcoming episodes.
Tune in for more "Bones" spoilers, cast updates and recaps as the series airs back this March 26, Thursday, at 8PM only on Fox.
