originally aired on April 21, 2011. It served as a backdoor pilot for the short-lived spin-off series The Finder . Plot Overview
: Booth harbors a grudge against Walter. It is revealed that when Booth went AWOL to be present for the birth of his son, Parker, Walter was the MP sent to arrest him.
(Michael Clarke Duncan): Walter's legal advisor, business partner, and "philosopher-muscle". [S6E19] The Finder
The episode introduces Walter's supporting crew, who later starred in the spin-off:
: To recover the chart, Booth reluctantly recruits Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults), an Iraq War veteran with a traumatic brain injury that gives him an uncanny ability to "find" anything. originally aired on April 21, 2011
(Saffron Burrows): A bar owner and pilot with a thick British accent who provides technical and aerial support. Note: Saffron Burrows did not continue into the full series and was replaced by Mercedes Masöhn. . REVIEW: Bones “The Finder” S6 E19 | For The Love of TV!
: Skeptical of Walter's "gift," Brennan challenges him to find a science fair medal she lost in the 7th grade. Walter successfully locates the medal, along with a sentimental newspaper clipping featuring a photo of Brennan and her mother. The Finder's Team It is revealed that when Booth went AWOL
: Booth and Brennan travel to the Florida Everglades to investigate the remains of Sam Nozik, a maritime museum security guard. The investigation reveals that Nozik was involved in the theft of an 18th-century nautical chart that purportedly leads to a sunken Spanish galleon, the Santa Esperanza .
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