May 13, 2011  Bones - Season 6, Episode 22 (Review)  The Hole in
the Heart  Episode Summary  ImhotepJacob Broadsky is back, and
Booth continues his attempts to apprehend him to prevent him
from carrying out more vigilante justice. A tip that Broadsky is
at the cemetery at his girlfriend’s grave sends Booth there,
only to find a cell phone hidden in the flowers Broadsky left.
Booth answers a call to the phone, and Broadsky warns him that
he’ll never see the bullet that takes him down.  Meanwhile, the
forensic gang at the Jeffersonian hasn’t had a case in over a
week. Brennan and Vincent Nigel-Murray are preparing for their
conference talk, “Comparative forelimb osteology and
biomechanics of theropod versus Homo sapien (sic).” They’ve
ordered an accurate representation of the forelimb bones of
Tyrannosaurus rex, and Hodgins helps rig them up to a mechanism
that replicates the strength of the dinosaur. In a human
(Hodgins) v. dinosaur (Nigel-Murray) arm wrestling match,
because the dinosaur’s scapula won’t rotat