Like most crime series,Bonesfeatured gripping weekly mysteries, adding a scientific spin through its focus on forensics.
InBones,Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz broughtDr.
Temperance Brennan and Special Agent Seeley Boothto life with a charm that’s hard to replicate.
The pair proved a selling point for the series, keeping things interesting with the characters' friendship-turned-romance.
Bones, a procedural show about forensics, ran for 12 seasons.
Here are 10 unknown facts about Brennan, Booth, and other fan favorite characters.
We were told it was our last year.
It wasnt that we called that online grid and said, Wed like to finish now.
In addition to the show’s subpar ratings, clashes between Fox andBones’creative team may have foreshadowed its ending.
Bones follows Dr. Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel), a forensic anthropologist who teams up with FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz) to solve crimes in the DC area. Using Brennan’s forensic knowledge, the pair work together to catch killers with the help of a team at the fictional Jeffersonian Institute.
An arbitrator determined Fox owed $179 million in damages, though a judge later overturned the decision.
On a smaller scale, Hanson toldThe Los Angeles Timesthat there were tensions overBones’time slot.
Will A Bones Reunion Ever Happen?
Fortunately, Deschanel and Boreanaz seem open to doing so.
Boreanaz revealedhe’d consider aBonesrevivalwhile shooting down hopes of anAngelcomeback.
Likewise,Deschanel addressed the possibilitywith an optimistic “never say never.”
It could be a while before there’s any follow-through, but their updates offer hope.
PerhapsBoneswill get the chance to end things on its own terms after all.
