Cut to a band playing the music while a skeleton hangs from a cross behind them. The remains were found in the possession of a Norwegian black metal band. Dr. Sweets? WYATT: Gordon, Gordon Wyatt. Okay, what about the sexual component in their relationship? BRENNAN: A death metal band? Come on. Brennan is on the phone with Booth and Sweets is standing nearby.) SWEETS: His stage name was Mayhem, not Dabbler. SWEETS: Justin Dancy's remains show evidence of being used as a stage prop for approximately the last six months, four of those in Norway. FBI. BRENNAN: So, Booth is back? I've read his book. Booth and Brennan enter. (Brennan gives him a look.)
Plan: A: a skeleton; Q: What was found being used as a stage prop for a black metal band in Norway? A: FBI; Q: Who do the Norwegian authorities call when they find a skeleton being used as a stage prop? A: Mayhem; Q: What is the stage name of the bassist in the black metal band? A: a US citizen; Q: What is the nationality of the man who was found with the skeleton? A: the teams' own surprising musical preferences; Q: What does the investigation into underground extreme metal bands bring to light? A: a revelation; Q: What does the investigation into underground extreme metal bands bring to light about Sweets' past? A: Dr. Gordon Wyatt; Q: Who helps Sweets write his book on Booth and Brennan? A: a perspective; Q: What does Dr. Gordon Wyatt give Sweets about Booth and Brennan? Summary: When a skeleton is found being used as a stage prop for a black metal band in Norway, authorities call the FBI upon discovering that the man, a bassist with the stage name Mayhem, is a US citizen. The investigation into underground extreme metal bands brings to light the teams' own surprising musical preferences and a revelation about Sweets' past. Meanwhile, Dr. Gordon Wyatt is back, helping Sweets write his book on Booth and Brennan by giving him a perspective on their relationship.