hodgins ended up in a wheelchair on friday.
when does hodgins end up in a wheelchair?
friday
bullet::::- t. j. thyne as dr. jack hodgins: an entomologist who is also an expert on spores and minerals, but whose hobby is conspiracy theories. hodgins regularly identifies as the lab's "bug and slime guy". during an investigation, he primarily deals with particulates and trace evidence and, at the crime scene, will provide booth with approximate time of death. he is best friends with former co-worker zack addy and often tries to "educate" him on social norms. they often compete for the title of "king of the lab", referring to whoever has more useful information in the investigations. his family is extremely wealthy and is a major sponsor of the jeffersonian however, hodgins tries to keep this concealed from his colleagues. it eventually comes out during an investigation, but no one allows his family's wealth to significantly affect their relationship with him. he later loses all his wealth due to the scheming of serial killer christopher pelant, but he eventually regains a considerable portion of it. he sells a hot sauce he develops in collaboration with intern finn abernathy; later he develops a non-breakable beaker, and a polymer floor mat. he marries angela montenegro in season five. she gives birth to their son, michael vincent, in season six. in season 11, hodgins is wounded in a bomb attack and left paralyzed from the waist down. at the conclusion of the series, hodgins is promoted to temporary head of the jeffersonian while cam and arastoo are on leave after their wedding.
bones (tv series)
in 1247, as heinrich raspe, landgrave of thuringia, died without issue, conflict arose about the future of thuringia and hesse. the succession was disputed between heinrich raspe's nephew and his niece: sophie was the daughter of heinrich raspe's brother ludwig iv and claimed the territories on behalf of her son henry, while henry the illustrious, margrave of meissen, was the son of heinrich raspe's sister jutta. another competitor were the archbishops of mainz, who could claim hesse was a fiefdom of the archbishop and now, after the extinction of the ludowingians, demanded its return to them. sophia, supported by the hessian nobility, succeeded in retaining hesse against her cousin, who in 1264 accepted the division of the ludowingian inheritance: henry of meissen received thuringia, while sophia's son heinrich would inherit hesse. in the following year, the archbishop werner ii von eppenstein acceded to this outcome in the treaty of langsdorf, accepting henry as his liege-man and landgrave of hesse.
henry i, landgrave of hesse