| rdfs:comment | - Known in many cultures and absences thereof as many different names, spew, vomit, vegetarian options and sick to name a few, it is the main ingredient in some forms of bird nest, mostly by accident. Unfortunately, these birds are being thrown out of their homes as they are eaten in said soups as punishments for not paying their rent. This meal however was superceded quickly by "sick soup", or SS in some purist circles. Following the acquisition of the title "SS" for the Nazi Secret Service, this was renamed "Gazpacho".
- Spew was a death metal band from Washington D.C., and an important plot point in the season 4 episode Mayhem on a Cross. An unspecified time before the episode, vocalist and bassist Justin "Mayhem" Dancey was strangled and buried. Murderbreath, the lead singer for rival band Zorch, later exhumed Mayhem's remains and used them as a stage prop, which continued until Norwegian band Skalle stole Mayhem's skeleton and used it as their own stage prop. Following an intervention from Norwegian police, Mayhem ended up on the Jeffersonian platform.
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| abstract | - Spew was a death metal band from Washington D.C., and an important plot point in the season 4 episode Mayhem on a Cross. An unspecified time before the episode, vocalist and bassist Justin "Mayhem" Dancey was strangled and buried. Murderbreath, the lead singer for rival band Zorch, later exhumed Mayhem's remains and used them as a stage prop, which continued until Norwegian band Skalle stole Mayhem's skeleton and used it as their own stage prop. Following an intervention from Norwegian police, Mayhem ended up on the Jeffersonian platform. The band is introduced by Angela after running a facial reconstruction, and after Clark determined where the rehearsal site was, Booth went there with Brennan and Gordon Wyatt to question them. The band made their first appearance on-screen (and only appearance as a musical outfit) rehearsing, which was cut short as guitarist Matt "Pinworm" Stickney spat on Booth's badge, prompting the latter to shoot up Pinworm's amplifier. In questioning, it's revealed that current bassist Darryl "Grinder" Moss was a childhood friend of Mayhem's, and that rival band Zorch had used his skeleton as a stage prop (although Grinder may have desired to do the same thing), which Zorch singer Murderbreath confirmed later on when pressured by Brennan. Later, it's revealed that Mayhem had requested to join the band of his former girlfriend Lexie, a power-punk singer who used to "shoot" Mayhem in the throat with a set-piece gun (and later in the butt with a real gun). In the metal scene, going mainstream would be considered the ultimate betrayal - perhaps even aggravating enough to cause a hardcore metal fanatic to actually kill Mayhem. This information ultimately leads down to Pinworm, who unwittingly confesses to strangling Mayhem when Booth uses Pinworm's vanity and hunger for an audience against him. After this, the band's future is uncertain.
- Known in many cultures and absences thereof as many different names, spew, vomit, vegetarian options and sick to name a few, it is the main ingredient in some forms of bird nest, mostly by accident. Unfortunately, these birds are being thrown out of their homes as they are eaten in said soups as punishments for not paying their rent. Not to be outdone, the cowboys and associated wenches of the American frontier settlements invented a dish called "cowboy stew". This comprised mainly of beans, such things that were commonly removed from the stomache after a session of their chief drink (Orangina and Bitter Lemon) and copious amounts of tobacco. These include carrots, sweetcorn, stomach acid and grass. The latter has since inspired generations of cats, children and idiots to imitate them This meal however was superceded quickly by "sick soup", or SS in some purist circles. Following the acquisition of the title "SS" for the Nazi Secret Service, this was renamed "Gazpacho". Also, there are 2 slightly unknown types of spew, Baconater and WetDog. You can find more information at yourmomsjina.com
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