Being correct in his science was all Zack needed. As the Gormogon's apprentice, Zack worships him and calls the Gormogon "the Master." After having fallen under the Gormogon's sway, Zack was willing to betray his friends to aid the Gormogon and believed himself capable of committing murder on the Gormogon's orders. I think because they needed time to prepare and make sure the bad guy would get there.Family? Hodgins also later refuses to take Zack's room in the lab which Cam tells him she had suggested as she felt Zack would be most comfortable with Hodgins taking that space. Haha, anon you make many great points. Im not saying that he doesnt need to be punished or whatever because the law is the law. Meanwhile, further analysis of the mandible leads to the discovery that Gormogon, or his apprentice, has been hiding more bones in the Jeffersonian. The one thing Zack could truly lay claim to was his intellect and rational being. D E C E A S E D He shares the hope he has that Zack will one day return and be "King of the Lab" again, even though Zack himself seems not so sure. I already have the memories of his destroyed hands covered in blood and melted gloves with a look of pure shock on his face, how pitiful he looked lying in the hospital, and him crying when Brennan was talking to him scarred into my mind for the rest of my life, I dont need him completely changing who he is added to that. Hodgins mentioned Zack in The Movie in the Making. This may be due to hero worship and also to romantic feelings toward her. For all his intellect and all his logic he never could grasp the one most important aspect of the human condition: Booth: Brain and Heart, Bones. I know I would have loved to see a more indepth look into how Brennan was handling Booths death over that 2 week span. I know that he did something that we consider wrong; killing an innocent man is not something people let go of easily. He initially seems inclined to go, but after talking about the reality of war with Booth, he seems less sure, asking Booth for advice because he "knows more about duty and honor than anyone else" he knows. Birth Name They lost a member to a murderer just not in a physical sense. At the end of Season 3, it is revealed that Zack is the secret apprentice of the Gormogon, a cannibalistic serial killer, the latest in a long line of cannibalistic serial killers of a centuries . Although Zack was proven innocent of The Puppeteer's crimes, how Aubrey feels about Zack is possibly unchanged due to his awkward behavior. . Booth was wearing the beer hat, and he was naked! Logic and reason were the only things Zack could call his own. Despite this, Cam is shown to be in agreement with the team that Zack is innocent and wishes to see him free as much as anyone. In, Sweets was the only person who knew that Zack is innocent of the murder of, Zack is the first main character to return to the show after eight years, the second-longest interval of time that anyone remained unaccounted for before returning. And for that we should feel sad. (by Agent Booth). It's revealed he could have escaped at any time, but didn't feel it was necessary to do so until that particular moment. Model airplanes? Goodman and Hodgins conspire to make Zack less comfortable in his position to motivate him to complete his studies and assume a role above that of an assistant. Brennan also realizes that Caroline was merely doing her job but did so in a way as to ensure Zack's exoneration. Or if he did deviate from that path, there would be many more rational choices of vigilantism, Dexter-style. Over three seasons, Bones has uncovered some real deviants, but none of those cases has have shaken our cores as much as finding out one of the . Bones Comedy-Drama Television. Zack also carpools with Hodgins because he neither drives nor rides a bike as was revealed in The Man on Death Row. Zack confessed to the murder of Ray Porter and was sent to McKinley Psychiatric Hospital instead of a prison. Despite this, Booth is shown to believe in Zack's innocence in the murder of Ray Porter and be skeptical of Zack being the Puppeteer. Yes, I know he didnt really die, but he was dead to her for 2 weeks I think they missed a great opportunity there. Still, hopefully now theyve wrapped everything up, next season will be much more cohesive. Which, leads me to believe that neither he or anyone else really bothered to try to socialize (probably because it was out of his comfort zone). Brennan is very much like Zack, but with her strong emotional attachment to Booth and reverence for life her rational brain is tempered by a vibrant heart. He played it because Hodgins did. Doesnt this mean that Zach is the new Master? However, Zack's loyalty to his friends is shown to be stronger than his loyalty to the Gormogon as he was willing to injure himself rather than harm Hodgins, something that would've been against what the Gormogon taught him. With Angela's help, Hodgins is able to find the body of the Apprentice and the needed proof to exonerate Zack after working with Doctor Gordon Wyatt. We get that random episode from S2. In The Hope in the Horror, Zack told Aubrey that he and Booth are not friends and thus he did not monitor Booth as he did the rest of the team. Why is Hodgins from Bones in a wheelchair? It doesn't make it clear. At the end of the second season, Zack receives a request from the office of the President to ship out to Iraq. Cam once gave Zack a small trophy with a plaque saying: "Zack Addy. It is usually his task to remove the flesh from the bones, a process known as debriding. Booth, Bones partner, the person shes closest to, the one we all know is the love of her life DIES and its all wrapped up in 5 minutes before the credits. Taking note of the passionate reaction to the season-finale bombshell that Zack — Zack! Booth got to be a hero, Brennan got to help him fight, everyone who mattered saw the truth at once, and she got to slug him publicly.Bs emotions Brennan is afraid of love. After getting the location of the Acacia Trees, Hodgins led a team to search them for the Apprentice's body. I see it this way: Zack killed that man because he felt it was the right thing to do (for lack of a better explanation, sorry) and justified it because that is what he believed was right. Nobody ever thinks badly about soldiers who commit murders in war because they consider it justified on behalf of their patriotism to their country. As for the relationship that the former co-stars share today, they are reportedly still good friends. I believe the writers have been dangling the carrot of the BB love connection forever now because they know it keeps viewers attached. She obviously was very upset that he died! He has appeared since then in "The perfect pieces in the purple pond." And "The parts in the sum of the whole." He came back in the season eleven finale. old assistant Zack Reply Belnick 27 days ago yea, Zack killed the lobby guy, in extended version of the episode he confesses to the murder, but they give him psych care because he helped them get the master. Another reason as to why he wouldnt be the apprentice is this: why would someone who didnt have an intrest in talking to anyone throughout their whole high school career suddenly decide to break out of their comfort zone and talk to some cannibal stranger? After searching at least four Acacia Trees with no luck, Hodgins and his team eventually found and exhumed the Apprentice who had been buried in an inverse Masonic coffin. Zack reassured Sweets that the apprentice who murdered Ray Porter was killed by The Master so he could recruit Zack because "there could only ever be two." But they didnt. Zack is also visited by Hodgins, in which he is given a complicated math problem to solve, a case file, and life updates. As the Gormogon's apprentice, Zack worships him and calls the Gormogon "the Master." When Zack and Brennan were talking about the secret society, it sounded to me like he was brainwashed. His sole quirks and markers were the result of his rational brain. Brennan has been kidnapped by her old assistant Zack, so Booth and the rest of the team have to find her. Despite Zack Addy's departure as a "Bones" regular the character made return guest appearances in Season 4 and Season 5, before his pivotal moment in the Season 11 finale Millegan is grateful . A close-up look at The Apprentice's Skull. On re-watching the Gormogon episodes this past Sunday that scene was my first hint that Zack was the apprentice. Once that time is up, Zack will be released into society once more. Towards the end of the episode, Zack escapes from the institution. The Knight on the Grid (Brief Cameo) Who turns out to be Gormogon in Bones? I still dont agree with what happened in the episode. Zack was manipulated by the Gormogon (whom he referred to as "the Master") so Zack believed his belief system to be completely irrefutable. If they try to come up with some odd plots to get Zack back to the lovable kid just because people are upset I think it will turn out badly. sorry dint mean for that post to be so long. Deceased Dr. Mihir Roshan, Zack's doctor, told them that he was visited almost every week by Sweets and that when he heard that he died, he fell into a fit of rage and devastation and hit himself on the head which left a long scar on his forehead. May 19, 2008 It all seemed very rushed and sloppy; not at all thought out. I would have preferred one more episode between WitW and PitH, to show how she deals (or doesnt) with that. Angela is sick, presumably from the night before, but reveals to Brennan that shes pregnant. While the Acacia Tree symbolizes the immortality of the soul, it is also inedible and poisonous as the Apprentice would've been to the Gormogon, thus making it the perfect place to bury a poisonous outcast apprentice. FYI Stock=commodity. There are many fans upset with the revelation that our beloved Zack could be gone. However, he refuses to give Angela the divorce, and she and Hodgins are left with nothing they can do. According to Emily Deschanel, Zack "almost definitely has Asperger's syndrome," a condition that is now known as ASD or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Angela discovered that Zack was hacking into the E-mails of Brennan, Hodgins, Angela, and Cam, and that he was even posing as Hodgins' doctor and told his physical therapist to perform a procedure to restore Hodgins' ability to walk. This was a very interesting read. And even though he is very emotionally retarded who is to say he couldnt convince a weaker personality (say a child) to do his bidding? While he was examining the bones, Clark wondered if Zack was screwing with him, which he rejects. On re-watching the Gormogon episodes this past Sunday that scene was my first hint that Zack was the apprentice. [1]. There are a bunch of reasons why we did what we did, the most important being that we're going into our fourth season and you want an audience to know that you're not "in a box," that anything can happen. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! Despite his intelligence, Zack is unsure of himself and though he has come up with crucial insights vital to some of the team's cases, he is unable to forcefully express his opinion to Dr. Brennan. Could we see Zack again, perhaps as an Epps-type adversary. In the finale The End in the Beginning he plays the part of Brennan's assistant at the nightclub, which reflects the situation that he and Brennan had in the previous seasons. They met again in The Verdict in the Storywhen Zack was working for the prosecution to prove Max Kennan's guilt in the murder of the deputy director of the FBI Robert Kirby. It was foreshadowed heavily in The Verdict in the Story. Wendell first met Zack after he escaped from the sanitarium to solve the murder of Jared Addison. It has been speculated that due to his close friendship with Hodgins, he would be re-hired at the Jeffersonian after his release, reuniting them once again. I think this analysis is a good justification of where the show felt forced to go for some reason (the writers strike etc). Science is striving to create robots unconcerned with emotions. Zack and Booth hardly ever got along throughout the first three seasons, mostly because Booth threatening to shoot Zack (and Hodgins) on a regular basis whenever he feels that they are annoying him. Hodgins has been explaining this to me for years.Brennan: Assumption number 2: The human experience is adversely affected by secret societies.Zack: Accepted.Brennan: Assumption number 3: Attacking and killing members of secret societies will have an ameliorating (improving) affect on the human experience.Zack: Accepted.Brennan: All of your assumptions are built on a first principle, Zack. He is ultimately my favorite character and I hate to see him go. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Also recall Sweetss testimony on the stand in The Verdict in the Story Zack demonstrated the danger of the totally rational mind . Taking note of the passionate reaction to the season-finale bombshell that Zack - Zack! In the commotion, the widow's son skeleton is stolen from the Gormogon vault within the Jeffersonian. Well thats ironic. Feeling guilt about aiding a serial killer and admitting to his mistake, Sweets believes that Zack shouldn't feel bad about being wrong, but about being delusional during the period of being Gormogon's apprentice. Season 3 After having fallen under the Gormogon's sway, Zack was willing to betray his friends to aid the Gormogon and believed himself capable of committing murder on the Gormogon's orders. After Booth relinquishes Zack to Sweets' hands, Zack admits to not killing Ray Porter and that the previous apprentice had killed the lobbyist instead. In The Day in the Life, Zack represents himself at his appeal, having studied courtroom procedure for many years. Caroline Julian argues that Hodgins could've planted the evidence due to its unusually compelling nature after so many years have passed since the case was presented, but Hodgins testifies that while examining the Apprentice's body, he established a protocol so that no one would examine the remains or any case-related evidence alone in the lab to prevent someone from doing such a thing and to ensure that no such allegations could be brought against anyone in court. After Booth relinquishes Zack to Sweets' hands, Zack tells Sweets that while he had helped Gormogon find the lobbyist, he himself hadn't actually stabbed Ray Porter. Stephen Nathan & Hart Hanson 3AKY14 What his duties there would be is not revealed, and he only tells Hodgins and Booth about it. We could have easily had a finale that stretched out the first part of this one dealt with the faked death, gave more grieving time to Brennan, told us about that bad guy, had all the great Booth/Brennan moments and then at the very end told us Gormogon was back. Brennan shot that woman last episode, did she deserve to die? She replies she could not put him in front of a court to testify because people would not take him seriously. It's also said that at least Hodgins and Angela have been in contact with Zack during his imprisonment. 2. The Puppeteer's killings started after Dr. Brennan and Booth left the Jeffersonian in The Next in the Last. As seen in the episode "The Man in the Fallout Shelter" Zack has a large family and greatly values them, remarking the true meaning of Christmas is "Brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews; 40 people who love you and are happy to see you." While Brennan is disappointed that Zack could not be immediately released, he accepts the verdict with grace as thirteen months is nothing compared to the life sentence he faced before. Thanks for the very interesting analysis-, Seriously. Alive 3. Zack Addy was revealed as the current apprentice of Gormogon, it was established that he was Porter's killer. In The Man in the Bear, Zack competes with Hodgins over a beautiful delivery lady named Toni. Personal relationships need not, and should not, be involved. The first step in Zacks apology tour is the Jeffersonian, where, as you may recall, he just kidnapped Brennan in order to win her trust. It can very well be implied that Zack and Hodgins have a strong bond by their almost 13 year long friendship and by the fact that neither of them referred to anyone else as their best friend, even after Zack was sent to the psychiatric ward. However, as he aided a known killer, that charge still stands and Zack will have to serve out the remaining thirteen months of his sentence for that crime, something he gladly accepts. In "The Wannabe in the Weeds" episode from the third season, it was discovered Zack was a singer during his childhood as a way for his parents to help integrate him socially. helping them with the search for Gormogon. Laughs] That's exactly correct. Brain and Heart. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. King of the Lab." As the Gormogon's apprentice, Zack worships him and calls the Gormogon "the Master." After having fallen under the Gormogon's sway, Zack was willing to betray his friends to aid the Gormogon and believed himself capable of committing murder on the Gormogon's orders. . He fears, if his secret were to come out, Booth will take him out of the sanitarium and throw him in prison, where he is assured by Hodgins to do very poorly. Why did they put Hodgins in a wheelchair? As to your questions. Is Zack Addy a serial killer? I wonder what Kathy Reichs thought of that as keeping the realism of forensics in the show! Hodgins even said to him at one point, If youre ever going to properly imitate being human We had all the signs and what they all pointed to was a weak personality who was primed for someone with a stronger personality to come in and give him purpose without trying to influence Zacks own personality. TVGuide.com: Right. I would think that someone who has had such a lack of relationships would value what friendship they could get (which, I think was proven by the fact that he treasured the different things that the others gave him). The Gormogon placed the Apprentices body into a reverse Masonic coffin and buried it under an Acacia Tree on the western part of the original boundary of Washington, DC. When he said, "I'm sorry" after that, it was a repetitive beat. Despite their brief history, Wendell could very well call Zack a friend. That's right. Because that was the best way to do it, TV wise. Until it turned out he WASN'T A KILLER. He has fond memories of receiving his first microscope ("The Girl with the Curl") and when he was six, he had a pirate eyepatch ("The Man with the Bone"). His sole quirks and markers were the result of his rational brain. 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