'Bones' season 10 spoilers: Seeley Booth to have a new enemy

The latest "Bones" season spoilers gave away that the show's protagonist Seeley Booth will have a new enemy in the upcoming new season of the show.

According to the TV Guide chat spoiler, Booth will get a new enemy or a rival who is a male FBI agent that challenges Booth in every way and in every chance he gets. Both Booth and Sweets will have to deal with this new character. The character will be played by 24's John Boyd.

On the other hand, Cam and Arastoo will become closer after they overcome some hurdles together but will have some love issues. They will encounter the challenges that every couple in a relationship experience. It is speculated that this will probably lead to all the baby talk at the recent Comic Con.

Speaking of baby talk, Dr. Temperance Brennan and FBI agent Seeley Booth will be expecting their own baby. Dr. Brennan will have a difficult time since she is pregnant with Booth's baby while he is still in prison. According to the latest spoilers, Brennan will move to another place to avoid Booth's attackers that will most likely threaten her or will use her against Booth as well as to keep her baby safe from the antagonists.

Next season, fans will see Booth in a very difficult situation and he has to face huge trouble legally and professionally. Booth was charged with capital crime and the case against him seemed very strong. Booth also have to deal with the burden of the FBI, the organization he worked for years, hunting him.

Booth was arrested at the end of season 9 for killing three federal agents and was canned. Next season will pick up where the previous season left off. Booth is still behind bars. His imprisonment will have a major effect on Booth and will direct the course of the whole season.

"Bones" season 10 will be back on Sept.25, 7PM on FOX.

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