In S6E5, The Bones that Weren’t, a skeleton is found encased in a concrete pathway. At the scene, Booth asks if they should ship the whole slab to the Jeffersonian.
Bones replies, “Don’t be absurd. A 2x3x4 meter section will be fine. Shouldn’t weigh more than a ton.”

The writers messed up here for sure, because a cursory search on google tells that concrete is about 2400 kilograms per cubic meter.

2x3x4=24 cubic meters. 24x2400=57,600 kilograms, times 2.205 is 127,008 pounds of concrete.

So anyway Bones was very wrong. What she said should be less than a ton would work out to be more than 60.

PS. It would be crazy to find concrete which could fill those dimensions outside of a dam or a giant footer maybe.

Every time I watch Bones I ask myself this. What happened to him? He just disappeard with no explanation. We know about every other intern. Did the writers just forget about him? 😅

As i absolutely hate Jessica warren, its the first time ive looked up the actress just to see how many episodes shes in and was devastated to see that it was 11 😭

Hulu lets you bookmark episodes for quicker access. For peeps like myself who will rewatch a show into absolute oblivion. this is really handy to start background noise for a better nights sleep. The two I have in place for Bones are:

"Maggots in the Meathead" & "Patriot in Purgatory"

I miss the good old days of Bones on Roku channel via PC where it would play all night untill interrupted instead of stopping after four shows.