Characterforced to givelayman’s taketo expertBigcorporationbeingcorruptRarepoisonSuspectneverexercisestheir rights“ toxscreen“Theyknow thevictim“ massspec “Using amethodtheythought upCringebringspersonaldrama tothe labComplimentingthe murdererModellingthat’swildShatteredskullParts ofthe victimfall onsomeoneSuspectlookssuperguiltySuspectstops thequestioningSuspect hascriminalrecord,implying guiltSuspectnailed bytiniestdetailSuspectignoresthe FBISuspectbeing grilledfor murderwithoutlawyerBoothmentionsmilitaryserviceSuspectadmits infull withoutlawyerFindingblood onsomeone’sthingsKnows whothe killer isbut can’t‘prove’ itMurder linksto a respectedmember ofthecommunityUSexceptionalismSuspicion fallingon someonethenimmediatelybeing provenwrongunnecessaryexperiments‘You’ll needa warrant forthat/ impliedwarrant ‘Bones isrude tosomeoneSuspecthidesimportantdetailDrugsinvolvedBody is inmultiplepieces likelots of themTurns onany sirensor alarmstalkingaboutjusticeand law‘Timeofdeath’Doing wackythings to thebody, andmaking funjokesMurdererhas noregretsKiller isextraviolentBones makinga rude or boldcommentthrough herscienceSomeoneaffirms theirleadershiproleMurderedbymistakeVictimwas great,goodworkerSuspectadmits infull withoutlawyerTracking downincrediblydetailed storiesin 30 secondsGovernmentbeingruthlesssomeonegets a lawyerafter they’vealreadygrilled themFamilygetting overa murderalmostimmediatelyAcharacterbeingmeanImproperPPE, HRor WHSLawenforcementpropagandaSuspectbeing acheater ordrug userTakingsomethingback tothe labPoo or bugssignificantlyadvance thecase‘Bluntforcetrauma’Boothtalkingaboutwar/militaryBody in aplace itshouldn’tever beUnexpectedreaction fromsomething inthe bonesAngela doestechnomagic thatwould take aFBI teamThe bodyis coveredin a weirdthingDramabetweenthecouplesTaking a weirdpiece ofsomeone totest forevidence ordnaAmazingfacialrecognitionGood idea helpsanother charactersee evidenceanother way,helping the caseParticulateleads backto a specificentitySuspectasks forlawyerweaponthat’s reallyobscure butspecific to acharacterEntering apremiseswithout theownerspermissionDubiousforeignpolicy,politics andother takesOnly needingto threatensomeone togetinformation‘Particulates’VictimdeservedthemurderSurprisewarrantSuspect beingconfrontationalthen backingdown and tellingtheir talePeople notunderstandingsciencejargonLuckily hasan anecdoteabout theirhatersprovessomethingthroughsimulatedCGI fightsBoneschastisessomeone forusing theirgutTests thatwould havebankruptedthem person ifthey were aliveThe victimisn’t whoweguessed‘Ulna’Suspect getsawaybecause oflegalprotectionsCharactersgettinggrossed outby bodiesReally happypeople whenthere’s amurderReal methodof death isextremelyobscureAggressivemurderaccusationsSomeonesolves thecase withCIA levelskillSomeonechidessomeone aboutprofessionalismSomeonegets toldto dumb itdownVictimhas a bigsecretNoticessomethingon bonesthey missedAnypolysyllabictest theyrunUsing deeplevelgovernmentdata totriangulate casedetails‘Mm it couldbe *thing* “but Someonementionsobscure casePeople withlawyersbeing madeout as badCafe stop toadvance anddiscuss theplotBones sayingsomethinganthropologicallyspeakingCvertebraeor ribsmentionedSuspect isrich, and therich peopleare treatedreally wellLawyerbeing apartof the villainyvibe of thesuspectBoothsgamblinggets intofight withasquinternpullsgunbone hasoddunknownmarksChildrenor workerfind thebodySuspectasking forlawyersAccidentallydestroying ordamagingevidenceCapitalist apologia,individualising wealthbased issues oraccepting economicinjusticeInterpersonaldrama atworkthreatens asuspect withobstruction ofjustice ormurder chargesVictims bodycontainsartificialidentifiableelementsSquinterngettingchidedTox screenrevealsraresubstance“There’s notenough forme to workwith”finding superspecificthings in thebonesMurderisjustifiedBones arecovered insomethinggross anddifficult to workBooth beingemotional andBones beinglogical abouta niche issueIndividualisedcriminal/valueresponse tohealth issuesCharacterforced to givelayman’s taketo expertBigcorporationbeingcorruptRarepoisonSuspectneverexercisestheir rights“ toxscreen“Theyknow thevictim“ massspec “Using amethodtheythought upCringebringspersonaldrama tothe labComplimentingthe murdererModellingthat’swildShatteredskullParts ofthe victimfall onsomeoneSuspectlookssuperguiltySuspectstops thequestioningSuspect hascriminalrecord,implying guiltSuspectnailed bytiniestdetailSuspectignoresthe FBISuspectbeing grilledfor murderwithoutlawyerBoothmentionsmilitaryserviceSuspectadmits infull withoutlawyerFindingblood onsomeone’sthingsKnows whothe killer isbut can’t‘prove’ itMurder linksto a respectedmember ofthecommunityUSexceptionalismSuspicion fallingon someonethenimmediatelybeing provenwrongunnecessaryexperiments‘You’ll needa warrant forthat/ impliedwarrant ‘Bones isrude tosomeoneSuspecthidesimportantdetailDrugsinvolvedBody is inmultiplepieces likelots of themTurns onany sirensor alarmstalkingaboutjusticeand law‘Timeofdeath’Doing wackythings to thebody, andmaking funjokesMurdererhas noregretsKiller isextraviolentBones makinga rude or boldcommentthrough herscienceSomeoneaffirms theirleadershiproleMurderedbymistakeVictimwas great,goodworkerSuspectadmits infull withoutlawyerTracking downincrediblydetailed storiesin 30 secondsGovernmentbeingruthlesssomeonegets a lawyerafter they’vealreadygrilled themFamilygetting overa murderalmostimmediatelyAcharacterbeingmeanImproperPPE, HRor WHSLawenforcementpropagandaSuspectbeing acheater ordrug userTakingsomethingback tothe labPoo or bugssignificantlyadvance thecase‘Bluntforcetrauma’Boothtalkingaboutwar/militaryBody in aplace itshouldn’tever beUnexpectedreaction fromsomething inthe bonesAngela doestechnomagic thatwould take aFBI teamThe bodyis coveredin a weirdthingDramabetweenthecouplesTaking a weirdpiece ofsomeone totest forevidence ordnaAmazingfacialrecognitionGood idea helpsanother charactersee evidenceanother way,helping the caseParticulateleads backto a specificentitySuspectasks forlawyerweaponthat’s reallyobscure butspecific to acharacterEntering apremiseswithout theownerspermissionDubiousforeignpolicy,politics andother takesOnly needingto threatensomeone togetinformation‘Particulates’VictimdeservedthemurderSurprisewarrantSuspect beingconfrontationalthen backingdown and tellingtheir talePeople notunderstandingsciencejargonLuckily hasan anecdoteabout theirhatersprovessomethingthroughsimulatedCGI fightsBoneschastisessomeone forusing theirgutTests thatwould havebankruptedthem person ifthey were aliveThe victimisn’t whoweguessed‘Ulna’Suspect getsawaybecause oflegalprotectionsCharactersgettinggrossed outby bodiesReally happypeople whenthere’s amurderReal methodof death isextremelyobscureAggressivemurderaccusationsSomeonesolves thecase withCIA levelskillSomeonechidessomeone aboutprofessionalismSomeonegets toldto dumb itdownVictimhas a bigsecretNoticessomethingon bonesthey missedAnypolysyllabictest theyrunUsing deeplevelgovernmentdata totriangulate casedetails‘Mm it couldbe *thing* “but Someonementionsobscure casePeople withlawyersbeing madeout as badCafe stop toadvance anddiscuss theplotBones sayingsomethinganthropologicallyspeakingCvertebraeor ribsmentionedSuspect isrich, and therich peopleare treatedreally wellLawyerbeing apartof the villainyvibe of thesuspectBoothsgamblinggets intofight withasquinternpullsgunbone hasoddunknownmarksChildrenor workerfind thebodySuspectasking forlawyersAccidentallydestroying ordamagingevidenceCapitalist apologia,individualising wealthbased issues oraccepting economicinjusticeInterpersonaldrama atworkthreatens asuspect withobstruction ofjustice ormurder chargesVictims bodycontainsartificialidentifiableelementsSquinterngettingchidedTox screenrevealsraresubstance“There’s notenough forme to workwith”finding superspecificthings in thebonesMurderisjustifiedBones arecovered insomethinggross anddifficult to workBooth beingemotional andBones beinglogical abouta niche issueIndividualisedcriminal/valueresponse tohealth issues

Bones bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Character forced to give layman’s take to expert
  2. Big corporation being corrupt
  3. Rare poison
  4. Suspect never exercises their rights
  5. “ tox screen “
  6. They know the victim
  7. “ mass spec “
  8. Using a method they thought up
  9. Cringe
  10. brings personal drama to the lab
  11. Complimenting the murderer
  12. Modelling that’s wild
  13. Shattered skull
  14. Parts of the victim fall on someone
  15. Suspect looks super guilty
  16. Suspect stops the questioning
  17. Suspect has criminal record, implying guilt
  18. Suspect nailed by tiniest detail
  19. Suspect ignores the FBI
  20. Suspect being grilled for murder without lawyer
  21. Booth mentions military service
  22. Suspect admits in full without lawyer
  23. Finding blood on someone’s things
  24. Knows who the killer is but can’t ‘prove’ it
  25. Murder links to a respected member of the community
  26. US exceptionalism
  27. Suspicion falling on someone then immediately being proven wrong
  28. unnecessary experiments
  29. ‘You’ll need a warrant for that/ implied warrant ‘
  30. Bones is rude to someone
  31. Suspect hides important detail
  32. Drugs involved
  33. Body is in multiple pieces like lots of them
  34. Turns on any sirens or alarms
  35. talking about justice and law
  36. ‘Time of death’
  37. Doing wacky things to the body, and making fun jokes
  38. Murderer has no regrets
  39. Killer is extra violent
  40. Bones making a rude or bold comment through her science
  41. Someone affirms their leadership role
  42. Murdered by mistake
  43. Victim was great, good worker
  44. Suspect admits in full without lawyer
  45. Tracking down incredibly detailed stories in 30 seconds
  46. Government being ruthless
  47. someone gets a lawyer after they’ve already grilled them
  48. Family getting over a murder almost immediately
  49. A character being mean
  50. Improper PPE, HR or WHS
  51. Law enforcement propaganda
  52. Suspect being a cheater or drug user
  53. Taking something back to the lab
  54. Poo or bugs significantly advance the case
  55. ‘Blunt force trauma’
  56. Booth talking about war/military
  57. Body in a place it shouldn’t ever be
  58. Unexpected reaction from something in the bones
  59. Angela does techno magic that would take a FBI team
  60. The body is covered in a weird thing
  61. Drama between the couples
  62. Taking a weird piece of someone to test for evidence or dna
  63. Amazing facial recognition
  64. Good idea helps another character see evidence another way, helping the case
  65. Particulate leads back to a specific entity
  66. Suspect asks for lawyer
  67. weapon that’s really obscure but specific to a character
  68. Entering a premises without the owners permission
  69. Dubious foreign policy, politics and other takes
  70. Only needing to threaten someone to get information
  71. ‘Particulates’
  72. Victim deserved the murder
  73. Surprise warrant
  74. Suspect being confrontational then backing down and telling their tale
  75. People not understanding science jargon
  76. Luckily has an anecdote about their haters
  77. proves something through simulated CGI fights
  78. Bones chastises someone for using their gut
  79. Tests that would have bankrupted them person if they were alive
  80. The victim isn’t who we guessed
  81. ‘Ulna’
  82. Suspect gets away because of legal protections
  83. Characters getting grossed out by bodies
  84. Really happy people when there’s a murder
  85. Real method of death is extremely obscure
  86. Aggressive murder accusations
  87. Someone solves the case with CIA level skill
  88. Someone chides someone about professionalism
  89. Someone gets told to dumb it down
  90. Victim has a big secret
  91. Notices something on bones they missed
  92. Any polysyllabic test they run
  93. Using deep level government data to triangulate case details
  94. ‘Mm it could be *thing* “ but Someone mentions obscure case
  95. People with lawyers being made out as bad
  96. Cafe stop to advance and discuss the plot
  97. Bones saying something anthropologically speaking
  98. C vertebrae or ribs mentioned
  99. Suspect is rich, and the rich people are treated really well
  100. Lawyer being apart of the villainy vibe of the suspect
  101. Booths gambling
  102. gets into fight with a squintern
  103. pulls gun
  104. bone has odd unknown marks
  105. Children or worker find the body
  106. Suspect asking for lawyers
  107. Accidentally destroying or damaging evidence
  108. Capitalist apologia, individualising wealth based issues or accepting economic injustice
  109. Interpersonal drama at work
  110. threatens a suspect with obstruction of justice or murder charges
  111. Victims body contains artificial identifiable elements
  112. Squintern getting chided
  113. Tox screen reveals rare substance
  114. “There’s not enough for me to work with”
  115. finding super specific things in the bones
  116. Murder is justified
  117. Bones are covered in something gross and difficult to work
  118. Booth being emotional and Bones being logical about a niche issue
  119. Individualised criminal/value response to health issues