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Dr. Jack Hodgins
Bones character
First appearance	September 13, 2005 (1x01, "Airplane pilot")
Last appearance	March 28, 2017 (12x12, "The End in the Terminate")
Created by	Hart Hanson
Portrayed past	T. J. Thyne
In-universe information
Nickname	Hodgepodge, Hodgie, The Bug and Slime Guy, Male monarch of the Lab, King of the Funeral, Thurston, Hodgekins, Curly, Bugboy, (by Agent Booth)
Gender	Male
Title	Doctor (iii × Ph.D.)
Occupation	Forensic Entomologist, Botanist & Mineralogist, heir to the Cantilever Group
Family unit	Jonathan Hodgins III (Father) Anne Hodgins (Female parent) Billy Gibbons (Father-in-law) Chester Putnam Hodges (great-granddaddy) Patrick (uncle) Jeffrey[1] (blood brother)
Spouse	Angela Montenegro (Wife; 2010–present)
Children	Michael Vincent Staccato Hodgins (son, with Angela; born 2011)
Religion	Episcopalian[2]

Jonathan "Jack" Stanley Hodgins Iv, Ph.D. ^[3] is a character in the American television series, Basic. He is portrayed past T. J. Thyne. Hodgins is introduced to the series primarily every bit a forensic entomologist, every bit well equally a botanist, mineralogist, a forensic palynologist, and a forensic pharmacist; conspiracy theories are his hobby. During an investigation, he is primarily responsible for estimating time of decease and examining trace evidence and particulates.

Groundwork and family unit [edit]

Hodgins comes from an especially wealthy family and is the sole heir to the fictional private corporation known equally the Cantilever Group, although he hid his wealth from his coworkers for a long time.^[4]

Son of the tardily Jonathan and Anne Hodgins ("The Heiress in the Hill", season 9), Jack Hodgins is thought to accept been an but child until he discovers in Flavor 9 that he has an older blood brother named Jeffrey, institutionalized with schizoaffective disorder.^[1] In "The Blonde in the Game", his uncle Preston is introduced. Hodgins' grandfather served as a "code-breaker" nether Admiral Chester W. Nimitz during World War Ii.^[5] His family unit is the single largest donor to the Jeffersonian.^[six] In flavour viii, after serial killer Christopher Pelant hacks into Hodgins' savings and drains his depository financial institution accounts and the accounts of the entire Cantilever Grouping, he and Angela are forced to scrimp; yet, in flavor 9, he tells Dr. Sweets that he is content every bit he nonetheless has his work at the Jeffersonian and family—the two things which he values the virtually.^[7]

Hodgins, like Zack, was bullied in school: in elementary and middle school for beingness a "rich boy" and in high school for his small concrete stature and diminished social skills. He "managed to stand up for himself" on the last day of senior year, which Sweets believes to accept given him closure.^[viii]

Hodgins owns an original Mini, which Booth jokingly calls a "toy car",^{[9] [x]} although in later seasons he is seen driving a Toyota Prius as well.^[three] He is an experienced cave diver.^[eleven]

Although a noted conspiracy theorist, Hodgins temporarily abandons his paranoid thoughts and beliefs after it is revealed that his all-time friend, Zack Addy, has become the most recent apprentice to a cannibalistic serial killer known as "Gormogon". Devastated by his best friend'south poor judgment, as well every bit his recent intermission-up with Angela, Hodgins finds his behavior and feelings of paranoia turning into misanthropy. After being repeatedly confronted by Sweets most his behavior in the lab, Hodgins explains during a therapy session that he "hates everybody". Sweets determines that Hodgins' misanthropy is a manner to cope with the overwhelming stresses in his life, and assures him that it will plough into something more than pleasant in time.^[12]

In "Aliens in the Spaceship", in flavor 2, Hodgins advances the notion of a "King of the Lab". Hodgins and Zack, and, afterward, other interns, compete sporadically and informally for this informal championship by trying to come upward with particularly crucial items of evidence in diverse investigations.

Later in flavor 8, Hodgins loses his money due to the machinations of killer and hacker Christopher Pelant, who hacks Hodgins' accounts while using the aforementioned computer system to target a military drone at a school in Afghanistan, forcing Hodgins to sacrifice his coin by assuasive the computer to proceed running so that the team can focus their efforts on hacking the drone and stopping the destruction of the schoolhouse. In "The Maiden in the Mushrooms", after using the last of Finn's tardily grandmother'due south hot sauce, Hodgins deduces the ingredients and opens a side business concern called "Opie and Thurston's" to marketplace a re-creation of the concoction. In season x, in "The Heart in the Sky", Hodgins invents a packaging material and receives an advance of $2 one thousand thousand, restoring a portion of his wealth.

In Season 11, a flop planted at a crime scene causes Hodgins such serious injuries that he is left permanently paralyzed from the waist downwardly, with various subsequent episodes focusing on Hodgins adjusting to his new limitations and the team trying to assistance him cope. He experiences a few moments of motility, such equally an involuntary muscle spasm in his leg, but the series ends with him nevertheless in his wheelchair, now acting as interim head of the lab while Cam and Arastoo are on their honeymoon.

Work [edit]

Hodgins has three doctorates, in entomology, phytology, and geology/mineralogy. He is known around the Jeffersonian as the "bug and slime guy" and Berth often calls him "bug boy", a reference to Hodgins' expertise in and affection for all insects in general. During an investigation, he primarily deals with particulates and trace evidence and determines the time of decease by examining insect activity.

Hodgins somewhen gets his own lab suite, known as the "Ookey Room", where he does well-nigh of his lab work, keeps his collection of arthropods, and performs most of his experiments. In episode ten of season 4, "The Basic That Blew", Hodgins stated that his passion to "figure stuff out in amusing ways" was why he chose a career in science. In several episodes he has cooked edible food using the lab apparatus, much to his co-workers' bemusement.^{[13] [xiv]}

Label [edit]

Hodgins is 1 of the more sarcastic members of the group, and initially deals with some anger management problems.^[xv] He also had some initial difficulty in working with Dr Goodman, the Jeffersonian'southward ambassador, as Dr Goodman oftentimes used conjecture or imagination to make inferences about the victims of crimes.^[sixteen] He is sometimes "the funny human being" with a notable impression of the character Seeley Booth.^[17]

Hodgins is i of the more than socially adept "squints" and uses popular-civilization references and jokes that Dr. Brennan and Zack Addy frequently neglect to grasp. Equally such, he has little difficulty "translating" scientific terms into layman terms to Booth and is sometimes exasperated when Zack fails to understand a joke or quip.

Throughout the series, Hodgins has been known for his "insane conspiracy ravings", every bit Berth calls information technology,^[18] and in many of the testify's early episodes his noesis of conspiracy theories was demonstrated.^[xix] In several cases, Booth, despite his disdain for nearly of Hodgins' conspiracy theories, uses it to his advantage for a case; in the episode "The Daughter in Suite 2103" he asks Hodgins to call the FAA with his "craziest" conspiracy theory in order to stall a plane so the FBI can get to it in time to practice a search. At the end of the episode when government agents come to accept Hodgins away for questioning in relation to the hoax call, Berth declines to intervene telling Dr Brennan that being taken away by "Men in Black" would exist his dream come true. Whenever unlike aspects of the government, such as the Department of Defense or the State Department, go involved in cases, Hodgins will often be the starting time to propose that a camouflage is involved.^{[9] [20]} In Seasons ix and 10, his conspiracy theorist side comes to the fore and his theories often aid Booth and the team in finding clues in the major story arc in which the discovery of "The Ghost Killer" and her connections lead the squad to uncover a widespread and deeply rooted conspiracy going on in the FBI.^[10] By the time of "High Treason in the Holiday Season", Booth and Hodgins accept reached a stage where Hodgins not only takes Booth's perspective on exposing cover-ups into account but Booth is willing to admit Hodgins' own perspectives; when the case sees the team acquire a hard drive of classified NSA operations, Hodgins agrees with Booth that they can't expose the data on information technology because it would put the NSA agents at risk even if the operations are technically illegal.

Relationships [edit]

Romantic [edit]

Angela Montenegro

After a few episodes of sexual tension, Hodgins takes Angela out on their kickoff date to a park to play on swings.^[21] When he was buried alive with Dr. Brennan, Hodgins admitted to being in dear with Angela, maxim "I'm nuts most Angela. Over the moon, stupid in love with her."^[4] Hodgins proposed to Angela twice before she turned the tables and proposed to him subsequently he told her that beloved was enough.^[22] Their wedding is cut brusk in the season 2 finale when a Country Department official interrupts the anniversary because routine federal-employee background investigations accept revealed that Angela is technically married to a Fijian human named Grayson Barasa.^[23]

Hodgins and Angela hire a individual investigator to locate Angela'south husband, and the investigator finds Angela'south husband, Grayson Barasa, living on No Name Central in Florida. Hodgins and Angela inquire Amber to force Grayson to sign the divorce papers. Grayson refuses to sign, claiming he still loves Angela and has even congenital a house for himself and her. Grayson is initially resistant to signing the divorce papers, which puts a strain on the human relationship between Angela and Hodgins. They realize that they may not fully trust each other, and end their relationship.^[24]

After their break-up when he learns that Angela's father (ZZ Summit's Baton Gibbons) is in boondocks, Hodgins awakes in the middle of a desert with a bandage on his shoulder, which he removes to reveal a tattoo of Angela'southward face along with the words "Angie Forever".^[25]

After time apart, it is made articulate that Hodgins still has feelings for Angela. Afterward Berth is hospitalized for a brain tumor most the end of Season four, Hodgins proposes giving his and Angela'south relationship a second shot.^[26] While, in Season 5, they seem to be just friends, at that place are notwithstanding signs of romantic tension between the two. In the episode "The Tough Man in the Tender Chicken", Angela mentions to Hodgins that her required celibacy period will before long be over and seems to hint that she would similar to break it with Hodgins; Hodgins turns her down, despite her insistence that she was implying no such thing. In "The Ten in the File", when Wendell tells Hodgins of his relationship with Angela, Hodgins is shown to be very upset and hurt. During the side by side episode, "The Proof in the Pudding", Angela has a pregnancy scare; during this time, Hodgins tells her that he loves her and that he will exist there to back up her and the baby. While the pregnancy test was revealed to be a false positive at the terminate of the episode, Angela still tells Hodgins that she is grateful for his back up and will never forget it. They were later imprisoned in "The Witch in the Wardrobe" for a variety of pocket-sized infractions by a local sheriff, which led to remembrance of their happiness together. They both realized that they regretted breaking upwardly and shared a passionate kiss. When a judge arrived to mail their bail, they were finally married in a private ceremony in the jail cell.^[3] They announced their marriage to their colleagues soon after.^[27]

Upon their return from their honeymoon in Paris, it is revealed that they are expecting their beginning child, who volition exist named Temperance, if information technology'south a girl, afterward Dr. Brennan.^[28] Angela's begetter wants to name their child "Staccato Mamba". Information technology came to him in a song. Hodgins disagrees so he stands up to him and tells him "No".^[29] Finally he agrees with Angela and Hodgins on the names Katherine Temperance for a girl and Michael Joseph for a boy. Besides in the end of the episode it was revealed that Hodgins got a tattoo of Angela's dad on his other arm which said "Dad". In the episode "The Blackout in the Blizzard" Angela and Hodgins observe out they are both carriers of Leber's Congenital Amaurosis, giving their babe a 25 percent chance of incomprehension. This was a huge devastation for the couple, but in the end they reminded each other that they can handle anything together. Once the kid was built-in, their son was confirmed to not exist blind, and the two named him Michael Staccato Vincent Hodgins (named in honour of Vincent Nigel-Murray who was previously killed).

Colleagues [edit]

Hodgins' argumentative nature sometimes annoys his co-workers but he is on friendly terms with most of the squad, including the interns. He was close to Zack Addy (who lived with Hodgins, renting the apartment above his garage) and would advise him on how to behave in a social setting, sometimes with humorously awkward results. Zack's social clumsiness and inability to empathise Hodgins' sarcasm or pop culture references was sometimes a source of frustration, with Hodgins once calling the former a "dull Vulcan".^[30]

Of the interns, Hodgins is particularly close to Wendell Bray, Finn Abernathy and Arastoo Vaziri. He initially had an awkward relationship with Wendell every bit the latter one time dated Angela for a catamenia of time and Angela had painted Wendell nude once. They later resolve the issue over time.

Hodgins and Arastoo frequently chat about sports, especially basketball and baseball, while examining remains in the lab. When Arastoo admitted to faking his emphasis equally a embrace for his religiousness, Hodgins was one of the showtime to take him without reservations subsequently Arastoo explained how he reconciles his religion (Islam) with scientific discipline.

When Booth was appointed the FBI liaison to the Jeffersonian, Hodgins, who is anti-bureaucracy, was particularly hostile to him, especially for the early part of Season ane. Booth's armed forces groundwork, position as an FBI agent and patriotism farther added to the tension. In "Two Bodies in the Lab" Berth went confronting protocol and allowed Hodgins to go with him to rescue Dr. Brennan - albeit because Hodgins was the only person available to drive him to help Brennan - and their animosity subsides from then on. Despite their opposing views, they are on friendly terms, with Hodgins expressing 18-carat regret when a electric current investigation exposed a armed services cover-up as he recognized what their discoveries meant for Booth. Hodgins also asked for Booth's communication when he was planning to propose to Angela. Most notably, when Amanuensis Perotta — who was officially working with the squints on a instance where Berth was a prime suspect and thus unable to serve equally the atomic number 82 investigator — commented that 'her' people had constitute some recent evidence in the case, Hodgins, along with intern Wendell automatically corrected her argument by proverb that the squints were Booth's people.^[31] After Brennan, Hodgins is the 'squint' who has spent the most time out in the field with Berth – discounting Dr. Camille Saroyan, who had prior experience working in constabulary enforcement before joining the Jeffersonian – occasionally accompanying Booth when investigations require on-site particulate assay.

References [edit]

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