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Showing posts with label 206th Episode. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 206th Episode. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Celebrate a 'Bones' Milestone by Playing Live Bingo with Fans
Holy cats, the Bones Fairies are whipping up quite a frenzy in the digital world to get fans jazzed about the 206th Bones
episode, "The Big Beef in the Royal Diner." As any good Boner (Thanks,
Craig Ferguson) knows, there are 206 bones in the adult body. The usual
individual bone mention count for a Bones episode falls between
ten and 20. To give this momentous occasion the respect and adulation it
deserves -- after all, this episode is now FOX's longest-running prime
time hour dramedy in crime procedural history -- FOX has assured us that
all 206 human bones will be mentioned on screen during during "The Big
Beef in the Royal Diner."
Wait, there's more! As Bones
loves interacting with their fan base they've devised a way for all
y'all to participate in the fun by playing Bones Bingo. Viewers can
download their own Bones Bingo board to play while watching. Also, fans
will need to follow the Twitter stream #BonesBingo to interact with some
of the Bones Fairies and to see the names of each bone mentioned
as it happens on screen. The first players to get four across, down or
diagonal, or a full blackout will be the fortunate recipients of an as
yet not revealed squinty surprise from Bones...
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Tipsters: MoxieGirl44, geraghtyvl
BONES 206: The Long Haul
Hey there, and Happy BONES Day!
The BONES 200th episode was such a huge milestone and production that it’s no wonder the 206th episode may come and go with a bit less fanfare. But, as fans, we know that the 206th is special—after all, there are 206 bones in the human body! With that in mind, we wanted to do a little something special to mark the occasion.
We found a list of all 206 bones (thank you Wikipedia!) and were surprised to learn that all of the bones can be grouped into five categories: vertebral column, chest, head, arm, and leg. From there, we assigned each category a show representation:
Vertebral Column (What’s the backbone of the show?)
Chest (What are the defining emotions or heart of the show?)
Head (What is unique in terms of the show’s smarts and respect of intelligence?)
Arm (What’s the show’s outward focus; how does BONES affect culture?)
Leg (What has carried the show over the long haul?)
Between Sunday April 26th and today, we’ve covered one entry per day. We have our thoughts, and we also have input from some of the cast and crew of the show. We’ve covered the backbone , the heart , the head , and the arm/outward focus of the show, and now it’s time to talk about what has carried the show over the past 10 seasons!...
Tipster: KATIARABREU
The BONES 200th episode was such a huge milestone and production that it’s no wonder the 206th episode may come and go with a bit less fanfare. But, as fans, we know that the 206th is special—after all, there are 206 bones in the human body! With that in mind, we wanted to do a little something special to mark the occasion.
We found a list of all 206 bones (thank you Wikipedia!) and were surprised to learn that all of the bones can be grouped into five categories: vertebral column, chest, head, arm, and leg. From there, we assigned each category a show representation:
Vertebral Column (What’s the backbone of the show?)
Chest (What are the defining emotions or heart of the show?)
Head (What is unique in terms of the show’s smarts and respect of intelligence?)
Arm (What’s the show’s outward focus; how does BONES affect culture?)
Leg (What has carried the show over the long haul?)
Between Sunday April 26th and today, we’ve covered one entry per day. We have our thoughts, and we also have input from some of the cast and crew of the show. We’ve covered the backbone , the heart , the head , and the arm/outward focus of the show, and now it’s time to talk about what has carried the show over the past 10 seasons!...
Tipster: KATIARABREU
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
BONES BINGO! #BONESBINGO
It's here!!!! #BonesBingo #Bones pic.twitter.com/5WmHW1Ayug
— ForensicMama (@forensicmama) April 29, 2015In honor of the 206th episode of Bones airing Thursday April 30th, various bones of the body will be mentioned throughout the episode “Big Beef at the Royal Diner." And to make things a little more "whimsically amusing” we have created #bonesbingo! The cards that are first to have four bones in a line are winners. Full blackout cards are also winners...
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
BONES 206: Brains and More!
The BONES 200th episode was such a huge milestone and production that it’s no wonder the 206th episode may come and go with a bit less fanfare. But, as fans, we know that the 206th is special—after all, there are 206 bones in the human body! With that in mind, we wanted to do a little something special to mark the occasion.
We found a list of all 206 bones (thank you Wikipedia!) and were surprised to learn that all of the bones can be grouped into five categories: vertebral column, chest, head, arm, and leg. From there, we assigned each category a show representation...
Tipster: geraghtyvl
Tipster: geraghtyvl
Monday, April 27, 2015
BONES 206: The Backbone of the Show
The BONES 200th episode was such a huge milestone and production that it’s no wonder the 206th episode may come and go with a bit less fanfare. But, as fans, we know that the 206th is special—after all, there are 206 bones in the human body! With that in mind, we wanted to do a little something special to mark the occasion.
We found a list of all 206 bones (thank you Wikipedia!) and were surprised to learn that all of the bones can be grouped into five categories: vertebral column, chest, head, arm, and leg. From there, we assigned each category a show representation:...
We found a list of all 206 bones (thank you Wikipedia!) and were surprised to learn that all of the bones can be grouped into five categories: vertebral column, chest, head, arm, and leg. From there, we assigned each category a show representation:...
Friday, April 24, 2015
(Video, Youtube) Hart Hanson on Why Episode 206 Will Just Be a ‘Good, Solid’ Hour
This Thursday, BONES will be celebrating a special hour: episode 206 is not only the number of bones in the human body, but it’ll also make the series the longest running one-hour drama from the show’s studio, 20th Century Fox.
And while it’s a milestone, the hour will be fairly run-of-the-mill for logistical reasons, BONES creator Hart Hanson explained in the video below. In addition to coming very close to the show’s 200th episode massive production, the writers were also trying to balance not knowing whether they’d have to plan for a season or series finale.
Take a look…
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Take a look…
Tipsters: KATIARABREU, geraghtyvl
Monday, April 13, 2015
Bones Makes History With Episode 10×16 “The Big Beef at the Royal Diner”
Bones will make history on Thursday April 30 as the longest running one hour drama for Producing Studio 20th Century Fox Television. In celebration, the April 30 episode will mention all 206 bones (one for each episode) in the human body. Get ready to count em all! The episode, “The Big Beef at the Royal Diner” sees the team investigating the death of a famous celebrity chef. Catch the deets below...
Tipster: KATIARABREU
Tipster: KATIARABREU
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Press Release: The Big Beef at teh Royal Diner/ 206th Episode
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
[EDITOR'S NOTE: An audio description (AD) for tonight's episode of BONES is available on the SAP Audio Channel.]
--"BONES" - (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) CC-AD-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1
PA: Viewer discretion is advised.
THE TEAM INVESTIGATES THE DEATH OF A CELEBRITY CHEF ON AN ALL-NEW "BONES" THURSDAY, APRIL 30, ON FOX
Series' 206th Episode Makes BONES the Longest-Running One-Hour Drama for Producing Studio 20th Century Fox Television
In Conjunction with Series Milestone, all 206 Bones in the Human Body are Mentioned in Tonight's Episode!
The remains of a popular TV celebrity chef are discovered at a local park, and the Jeffersonian team must search for clues in local restaurants that he had been reviewing. When evidence points to the Royal Diner, Brennan and Booth's favorite eatery, the two must risk their status as favored patrons by questioning the staff. Meanwhile, Hodgins sells his new invention for millions and Brennan creates an anatomically correct song to help Christine learn about the bones in the human body in the all-new "The Big Beef at the Royal Diner" episode of BONES airing Thursday, April 30 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (BON-1016) (TV-14 D, L, V)
Cast: Emily Deschanel as Dr. Temperance Brennan; David Boreanaz as FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth; TJ Thyne as Dr. Jack Hodgins; Michaela Conlin as Angela Montenegro; Tamara Taylor as Dr. Camille "Cam" Saroyan; John Boyd as FBI Special Agent James Aubrey
Guest Cast: Eugene Byrd as Dr. Clark Edison; Mike Starr and Frankie Cooper; Jimmy Smagula as Chili Reuben; Nicole Sullivan as Joanne DeMarco; Adam Shapiro as Kenneth Morton; Rico E. Anderson as Sergeant Kilgore; Kurt Fuller as Sid Lauren; Brian Robinson as Glen Fisher; Sunnie Pelant as Christine Booth; Nikea Gamby-Turner as Kelly McMahon; Noel Guglielmi as Logan Manzes; Kelly Schumann as Susan Bowles.
[EDITOR'S NOTE: An audio description (AD) for tonight's episode of BONES is available on the SAP Audio Channel.]
--"BONES" - (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) CC-AD-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1
PA: Viewer discretion is advised.
THE TEAM INVESTIGATES THE DEATH OF A CELEBRITY CHEF ON AN ALL-NEW "BONES" THURSDAY, APRIL 30, ON FOX
Series' 206th Episode Makes BONES the Longest-Running One-Hour Drama for Producing Studio 20th Century Fox Television
In Conjunction with Series Milestone, all 206 Bones in the Human Body are Mentioned in Tonight's Episode!
The remains of a popular TV celebrity chef are discovered at a local park, and the Jeffersonian team must search for clues in local restaurants that he had been reviewing. When evidence points to the Royal Diner, Brennan and Booth's favorite eatery, the two must risk their status as favored patrons by questioning the staff. Meanwhile, Hodgins sells his new invention for millions and Brennan creates an anatomically correct song to help Christine learn about the bones in the human body in the all-new "The Big Beef at the Royal Diner" episode of BONES airing Thursday, April 30 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (BON-1016) (TV-14 D, L, V)
Cast: Emily Deschanel as Dr. Temperance Brennan; David Boreanaz as FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth; TJ Thyne as Dr. Jack Hodgins; Michaela Conlin as Angela Montenegro; Tamara Taylor as Dr. Camille "Cam" Saroyan; John Boyd as FBI Special Agent James Aubrey
Guest Cast: Eugene Byrd as Dr. Clark Edison; Mike Starr and Frankie Cooper; Jimmy Smagula as Chili Reuben; Nicole Sullivan as Joanne DeMarco; Adam Shapiro as Kenneth Morton; Rico E. Anderson as Sergeant Kilgore; Kurt Fuller as Sid Lauren; Brian Robinson as Glen Fisher; Sunnie Pelant as Christine Booth; Nikea Gamby-Turner as Kelly McMahon; Noel Guglielmi as Logan Manzes; Kelly Schumann as Susan Bowles.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Mega Buzz: What Can We Expect From the New Bones Baby? (PLUS: 206th Episode News)
Tipster: KATIARABREU
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