The squints work harder than ever to find evidence that will get Booth released from jail. What will they find, and will they be able to save him?

The next time we see agent Seeley Booth, he's clad in a bright orange jumpsuit, looking defeated. His entire world has been turned upside down. So what's next for Booth?

Brennan looks concerned for her husband in this photo, and she is terrified that she and her daughter will never see Booth again.

Apparently, we'll get good news early on, since Booth is back home and reunited with his family. There's even a beer on the counter!

I expect a lot of progression in this episode, since Booth will already be returning to work at the FBI. There has to be more to it than that, though, because he certainly doesn't look happy in this photo.

Booth, Brennan, and Sweets are talking about how to move foward with a case. I love seeing these three work together.

Back together again--as a couple and as partners--Brennan and Booth discuss how they will interview a witness.

Booth is very serious as he shows his badge to a witness, though he's still dressed casually in a t-shirt and jeans.

James Boyd guest stars as Special Agent James Aubrey in this episode. Something tells me that he and Booth aren't going to get along right away.

No, Booth doesn't look pleased in this photo. He and Sweets are forced to work with new FBI agent, James Aubrey. Sweets doesn't seem to be thrilled with this guy, either.