[301] The Widow's Son In The Windshield

• "See The World" by Gomez. A group of friends drive along a highway before having a skull slam into their windshield.
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[302] The Soccer Mom In The Minivan

• "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed. Celia Nash stops to watch kids playing soccer before getting back in her minivan, which then explodes.
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[303] Death In The Saddle

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[304] The Secret In The Soil

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[305] Mummy In The Maze

• "Monster" by The Automatic Automatic. Children rush into the hay bale maze; a boy dressed as a bear discovers a mummified corpse.
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• "Young Men Dead" by The Black Angels. Booth & Brennan go looking for a dead body in the 'Dungeon Of 1000 Corpses'.
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• "Still Alright" by Adam Merrin. Brennan tells Booth she's sorry he had to kill someone.
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[306] Intern In The Incinerator

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[307] The Boy In The Time Capsule

• "Bandstand In The Sky" by Pete Yorn. Booth gives Brennan a Brainy Smurf figurine while telling her that she's better than Smurfette.
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[308] The Knight On The Grid

• "Sail Away" by Madrugada. Booth takes Russ to visit Hailey in the hospital; Brennan thanks Booth.
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• "Low Is A Height" by Great Northern. Russ is taken into custody after his sentencing; montage.
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[309] The Santa In The Slush

• "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" by Michael Kisur. Opening montage of Christmas scenes.
• "Jingle Bells (instrumental)". Booth & Brennan discuss their Christmas plans.
• "A Holly Jolly Christmas" by Burl Ives. Brennan & Booth investigate Kristopher Kringle's home.
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• "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town" by Peggy Lee. The team exchanges gifts; Max helps the Hollister girls decorate the trailer; Parker shows up at Booth's office; montage.
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[310] The Man In The Mud

• "Skinny Penny" by The Stereotypes. Booth, Brennan & Garth Jodrey watch video of Tripp Goddard's race.
• "Get It Right" by Mink. Brennan & Booth arrive at the racetrack.
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[311] Player Under Pressure

• "I Know It's You" by The Crystal Method. The blue lipstick wearing cheerleaders are investigated.
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• "Uprising Down Under" by Sam Roberts. Brennan tells Booth she knows he's not playing at being a warrior.
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[312] The Baby In The Bough

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[313] The Verdict In The Story

• "Fountain" by Sara Lov. Brennan waits on the steps of the courthouse as Max's verdict is read; Max & Brennan embrace.

[314] The Wannabe In The Weeds

• "Corner Of The Sky (from 'Pippin')" originally by Stephen Schwartz. Sung by Kevin; repeated during the second open mic night scene.
• "I'm A Slave 4 U" originally by Britney Spears. Sung by Emma Von Helberg.
• "Remember Me" originally by Silent Rage. Sung at open mic night by the Bruce Springsteen wannabe.
• "Nine To Five" originally by Dolly Parton. Sung at open mic night.
• "Talk To The Animals" originally by Leslie Bricusse. Sung at open mic night.
• "Far Away" originally by Nickelback. Sung by Tommy Sour; repeated during the second open mic night scene, sung by Chris Calabasa.
• "Piano Man" originally by Billy Joel. Sung by Chris Calabasa at open mic night.
• "The Second Time Around" originally by Frank Sinatra. Sung during the second open mic night.
• "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" originally by The Four Aces. Zach shows off his singing talent to the lab.
• "Biggest Part Of Me" originally by Ambrosia. Brennan, Booth & Sweets talk while watching Tommy Sour's MySpace video.
• "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" originally by Cyndi Lauper. Brennan sings at the open mic night as Pam Nunan tries to shoot her.

[315] The Pain In The Heart

• "Bad Luck" by Social Distortion. Brennan interrupts Booth's bath.
  
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• "Aerial Boundaries" by Michael Hedges. Booth & the FBI raid Gormogon's house.
  
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Bones music list adapted from FOX

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• "Get On With It" by Val Emmich
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