As I stated in the original post asking for your thoughts and comments, I’m not doing a poll in the sense of a Top 10 of the best episodes but just thought it would be fun to collect a lot of the episodes mentioned the most and I also found some photos and video clips that are fun, too. So, let’s look back at some of the Best of Bones!...
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While most shows will be returning to our televisions in the next month or so, BONES fans still have to wait two-plus months before they get resolution on that little Booth and Brennan baby cliffhanger. However, the delayed start date hasn’t stopped spoilers from leaking out about the upcoming year.
“I think there’s too much stuff out there [about the new season] already,” BONES creator Hart Hanson told me at the recent Fox TCA party. Still, he and BONES writer Carla Kettner were willing to tease a few things fans should know about season 7…
Ben Savage of Boy Meets World fame has booked a guest spot on Bones, TVLine has confirmed...
A stunning outtake of Michaela from the ZOOEY magazine photoshoot for their ‘Television Extravaganza’ feature! Tumbled by michaelaconlinlove
I saw these yesterday on Tumlr and Ttweeted them, but I wasn't sure whether or not to post them. Either way, enjoy!
Kathy Reichs, the forensic anthropologist-turned-crime novelist, remembers a time when the finer points of police forensics were a mystery to most people.
"My colleagues and I did our work in our labs, and nobody paid any attention to us," she says. "Now we're rock stars. We don't know why, but all of a sudden we became hot and sexy."
Actually, Reichs had something to do with it, along with Patricia Cornwell and TV's CSI.
Reichs is the author of a series of bestselling novels featuring forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan, books that inspired the hit crime drama Bones.
Flash and Bones (Scribner, $26.99), No. 14 in the series, is in bookstores Tuesday.
We chatted with Reichs about the book and the TV series.
Jim Halterman: Great to see you again.
Michaela Conlin: Last time I saw you was at the Paley Center...
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Question: Will we see Booth’s Grandpa (Ralph Waite) on Bones this season? —Sarah
Ausiello: You sure will. Gramps reappears in Episode 4 when Booth “is faced with a family crisis,” teases exec producer Stephen Nathan. And guess who else is set to return in that very same episode? Go ahead, have a guess. [Beat] Forget it, you’re taking too long. It’s Tina Majorino’s Special Agent Genevieve Shaw!
Question: Is Carla Gallo going to be back on Bones as Daisy Wick? —Ed
Ausiello: Yes, but the status of her relationship with Sweets will remain “ambiguous” in the early going, according to John Francis Daley. “They love each other very much,” he adds. “I have the feeling — I don’t know this for a fact — that their [relationship] will be unpredictable.”
Source: Ask Ausiello at TVLine
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Emily Deschanel Leads the 2011 Walk for Farm Animals! from Farm Sanctuary on Vimeo.
Jim Halterman: You haven’t been back to work all that long, right?...
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EP TO ‘BONES’ FANS: YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED
When Hart Hanson told me before the end of last season that the show was going to somehow circumvent the Moonlighting curse, I was skeptical. Then, boom! Bones is with baby. So when I caught up with Hanson at Fox’s TCA party last week, we chatted about the cost of bypassing what some think of as the best part of TV couples who finally get together: Actually seeing them being a couple.
“I really feel like we got to jump the part where the Moonlighting curse could get its teeth in. I always thought the Moonlighting Curse was when two people have sexual tension and then everything’s [suddenly] fine and the world looks the same. What do you to then? We don’t have that. The world does not look the same,” he says. “They got together and we get to start again from a different place.”
So does that mean we’ll never fill in the blanks? Never get a taste of the gooey center of this plot candy? Not necessarily… “I want everyone to tune in to see that. I don’t want to say it’s going to happen, but I do believe people will be pleased with what they see,” he says with a smile. “I think the first images of the new season will explain a lot. I don’t want to blow anything, but people will be as interested and excited as [the creative team is] in where all these characters are.”
Source: EW.com
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From the sex of the baby, to whether or not Booth and Brennan are going to live together, November 3rd is far too long to wait for BONES to return. Help me TV Addict, you’re my only hope! — Allie
The TV Addict: Okay, here’s the thing. Knowing full well how desperate BONES fans are for even the teensiest morsel of information with regards to their favorite couple (Yes, we said it, actual, honest-to-goodness couple. Finally!) our number one mission at the recent FOX TCA Party was to corner anyone even remotely related to BONES and pepper them with questions. That’s the good news. The bad news is that creator Hart Hanson has his cast trained incredibly well, to the point that the only thing the usually talkative Michaela Conlin (Angela) would spill is that Booth and Brennan’s living situation will be made abundantly clear in the show’s first episode back. What’s more, she knows the sex but isn’t clear on the name and jokingly referred to the baby by the famous androgynous fictional SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE character, “Pat,” when asked what name she’d give the baby if given the choice!
BONES scoop please!!! — Melissa
The TV Addict: Are you a fan of cryptic messages that could mean practically anything? If so, you’re really going to appreciate the incredibly ambiguous tease that creator Hart Hanson gave us as he held court amidst a gaggle of reporters during the recent Fox TCA Party, “The first scene shot is going to amaze people, the show looks different.” Read into that what you will.
There will be a new face at the Jeffersonian Institute on Bones this season.
Bones Season 7 scoop: Booth and Brennan's family matters and a new villain, squintern
No Ordinary Family and Gossip Girl star Luke Kleintank has been cast in the potentially recurring role of young genius Finn Abernathy, TVGuide.com has learned. Described as brilliant, sweet and a bit rough around the edges, Finn earned his college degree at 16. However, his braininess is balanced with redneck charm. (Think Doogie Howser with Larry the Cable Guy's accent.)...
Given all the fuss around BONES at Friday’s Fox TCA session, Give Me My Remote thought it might be a good idea to get some of our lingering burning questions answered by series creator Hart Hanson.
Whether it was the canceled Comic-Con appearance, the original plan for how season 6 was going to end, if he had any regrets for how the season played out and more, Hanson was game enough to answer our questions.
Take a look!
Hanson weighs in on missing Comic-Con this year…
Question: Do you have any new Bones scoop to keep me going ’til November? —Kelsey
Ausiello: How about the 411 on one of the series’ first new cases-of-the-week? My intel tells me it’ll revolve around a toy company exec who was offed by one of the following: her sharky boss, for threatening to strike out on her own; her shifty brother, whom she busted for stealing from the company; or someone else who hopefully can also be described by a word that starts with the letters “s” and “h.”
Question: Will we see Booth’s son Parker this season on Bones? — Sally
Ausiello: Yes, but not initially. Parker will resurface in the spring to meet his new little brother (or sister).
Source: Ausiello at TV Line
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