michael clarke duncan was the actor who played booth in bones.
michael clarke duncan was the actor who played booth in bones.
who is the actor who plays booth in bones?
michael clarke duncan
unofficial crossovers can also occur in a "what-if" scenario. roger makes frequent cameo appearances in "family guy", while brian makes cameos on "american dad!". roger, rallo tubbs, and klaus heissler were seen in the final "family guy" "star wars" spoof, "it's a trap!", as an imperial officer, nien nunb, and admiral ackbar, respectively. stewie also appears as an interactive hallucination of booth on "bones" when the agent has issues over possibly becoming a sperm donor, with david boreanaz (who plays booth) repaying the favor in "road to the north pole".
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despite his distinguished service record, booth is generally reticent about his military service and rarely speaks about it openly, even with bones. part of the reason is the classified nature of some his assignments. bones subsequently discovers that he has been tortured while held as a pow in the middle east, which booth never elaborated on and has not been addressed since, after looking at his x-rays. in season 2, he was kidnapped and tortured with a heated screwdriver by a mobster for refusing to give information and later told bones that he has been "tortured worse". in season 9, bones mentions that he does not throw his socks into the hamper after coming home from work so that his feet stay warm, suggesting that he still suffers from the physical ramifications of the torture he endured. bones has remarked that given the sheer amount of physical abuse that booth's body has suffered, she is amazed that he is still physically active. booth is still haunted by memories from his time in the army, having lost friends in combat and watched his own buddy bleed to death in his arms. as such, he is noticeably affected when investigating cases involving veterans and was also implied to have stopped attending unit reunions and gatherings in an effort to distance himself from his painful past in the military. it is apparent that he suffers from survivor's guilt, although the term is never used in the show, and his "kill count" is a major sore point and an extremely sensitive issue for him. former priest and army chaplain, aldo clemens, whom booth regularly confessed to while he was in the service, told bones that booth was the reason why he left the priesthood and decided that god was his "worst enemy" and a "bastard". in the episode "hero in the hold," it is revealed that he has blamed himself for the death of his spotter, corporal edward "teddy" parker (whom booth named his son after), on a sniper mission, even though teddy had unintentionally disobeyed orders to keep his head down and was fatally shot as a result. he sought out sweets for counseling in season 6 after he was confronted by his former mentor and ex-military sniper-turned-vigilante jacob broadsky. towards the end of season 1 he confessed to bones for the first time about the buried guilt of assassinating a man in front of his son, after much persuasion from a fellow veteran, telling her, "it's never just the one person who dies, bones. [...] with each shot we all die a little bit." in season 9, when bones receives a $75,000 advanced check from her book sales and asks booth what he wants to do with it, he opts to donate it to the wounded warrior project, a charity for injured veterans. in season 12 booth admits to bones that he had been lucky and was only able to move on with her support.
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