TEXT: "The Man in the Mansion" [SCENE_BREAK] TEASER (Open: Booth and Brennan arrive at the crime scene and exit Booth's SUV) BRENNAN: Do you have therapy today? BOOTH: It's not therapy. BRENNAN: Well, you're seeing a psychiatrist. BOOTH: Not for therapy. It's an official evaluation. Okay? OFFICER: Person who found the body is in the living room. BOOTH: Great, crime scene first, then we talk to the witnesses. OFFICER: Corpse is gonna be in the den. BOOTH: Thanks. Brennan (motions to his tie): What is that? BOOTH: What's what? BRENNAN: Your tie. It's staid. BOOTH: Staid? BRENNAN: Yeah. Boring. It looks like J. Edgar Hoover picked it out. BOOTH: Look, it's something' I'm working on, okay? BRENNAN: In therapy? BOOTH: Gordon Gordon says that the... you know, the wild socks and the fancy ties are all just, ya know, quiet rebellions, helping me suppress other impulses. BRENNAN: Isn't that good? BOOTH: You'd think so, right? But, you know, apparently all the other issues just have to rise to the top. BRENNAN: Why do you call your psychiatrist "Gordon Gordon"? BOOTH: 'Cause that's who he introduces himself. You know: "Hi, I'm Gordon. Gordon Wyatt". BRENNAN: Like "James, James Bond". BOOTH: "Bond, James Bond", not "James, James... James"... whatever. (They enter the crime scene - The Bancroft Mansion) CAM: We're over here. And you might want to tuck your pants into your socks. The flies get into everywhere. (Booth gives an exasperated sigh, and pulls up his pant leg, revealing solid black socks.) CAM: What, no cartoon characters on
SUMMARY:
When a benefactor of the Jeffersonian is found murdered, it's up to the team to find out who, but Hodgins' past with the widow complicates matters. Meanwhile Booth continues to see the therapist (guest star Stephen Fry ), and Brennan is progressing in her exploratory relationship with Sullivan.