My title refers to all those cases that Horatio Cain faced time after time. While this was California, it was remindful of the pretty people in Miami. There those rich people parties where semi-clad women dance with fashion model guys. Ultimately, they just seem boring. Lots of bikinis. Lots of tight little skirts. Here, Booth and Bones are sent to find the identity of a girl who was apparently addicted to plastic surgery. It's kind of a bland story with a predictable conclusion. The parallel plot concerns a 1500 year old skeleton that needs to be authenticated. Hodgins and the boss get into a battle over methods. Hodgins may be right, but he acts like a perfect ass. Pretty ordinary offering from the series.
Review of The Woman at the Airport
