[Wildfire Girl]

Love the letter too. And David's little quote.

[oy_humbug]

Here's another promo. Get our your magnifying glasses, though, because it's little.






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(The preview clips are old, but the intro is pretty funny, so I thought I'd post it.)

Bones Fall Promo:

[Olderroswellfan]

very cool!

[Olderroswellfan]

Originally Posted by oy_humbug (View Post) Here's another promo. Get our your magnifying glasses, though, because it's little. ***** (The preview clips are old, but the intro is pretty funny, so I thought I'd post it.) Bones Fall Promo:

Very funny intro. Can hardlly wait for new season.

[oy_humbug]

New Bones Season Five Sneak Peak Via iTunes:

[effielive]

Ahhh sneak peek. Too excited, it look so good

[oy_humbug]

New Kathy Reichs Interview - Brief mentions of her work on the show, its concept, and there's a soundless clip from Season Five that plays during the interview.

[~Lisa~]

thanks for all the links



Emilys interview from CF last night

[Wildfire Girl]

Thanks for the link! I'll try to watch it later.

[oy_humbug]

Neither of these articles present any real information, but I thought some might like to read them anyway. The first one, in particular, was entertaining.

Rattle their Bones: Actors’ chemistry behind show’s rising success. Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 | 12:50 pm Canwest News Service LOS ANGELES – Hart Hanson is the hidden face of Bones. And if the hidden face of Bones is looking pretty self-satisfied these days, it’s with good reason. The Mississauga, Ont.-raised creator, executive producer and head writer of Bones is riding herd over what is suddenly one of prime time television’s fastest-growing dramas. On this sultry August afternoon on the 20th Century Fox lot where Bones is filmed, Hanson is busy trading witticisms, barbs and high-fives with stars Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz following the day’s shoot. Bones is about to break ground on its fifth season – the season premiere airs Sept. 16 on Global TV, and the following night, Sept. 17, on the Fox network – and the darkly comic procedural about seemingly mismatched forensic examiners with a growing attraction for each other is coming off its highest- rated season yet. As Hanson originally conceived it, Bones was (very) loosely based on the life of forensic anthropologist and crime novelist Kathy Reichs. Bones ranked a middling 60th in the U.S. Nielsen ratings when it debuted in 2005, with a shade under nine million viewers. The following year, it rose to 50th, and the year after that, 47th. Last season, Bones edged close to 10 million viewers, good enough to land it in 33rd place. After four seasons, Bones is now within a hair of being a Top 30 show. Bones is defying the TV trend that says indifferent debuts almost invariably result in diminishing returns. And while Hanson, a career writer – with Canadian series Traders, Neon Rider, The Odyssey, Road To Avonlea and Ready or Not to his name – says a TV show’s success rides on its writing, the real reason Bones has suddenly clicked is because of its actors Boreanaz and Deschanel are not cookie-cutter Hollywood models. They have a genuine rapport off-screen: They like each other. Chemistry is one thing you can’t fake, Hanson says. As if to prove his point on this late summer afternoon, Deschanel begins poking fun at Boreanaz’s pronunciation of the name Byrd – a recurring actor in that day’s scenes – “B-errr-d, Burr-red, Byrr-red,” she says, slurring her words – and Boreanaz takes it in kind. “They tease each other all the time,” Hanson explained. “And that proves this thing we do, this thing we have, works. Taken out of context, teasing can be hurtful. We’ve learned to trust each other, implicitly.” Boreanaz, who won the role because, as Hanson famously noted at the time, he didn’t fit the Hollywood mould of “pretty boy waifs,” says mutual respect is about being there for the other person. “If I’m having a bad day or she’s having a bad day, we can talk about it and get through it and use it in our work,” Boreanaz explained. “It works for us. It motivates the scene and pushes the scene along, and it also helps us find out something new about each other.” Hanson is deep into this season’s arc of episodes – Seeley Booth (Boreanaz) and Temperance Brennan’s (Deschanel) on-again/off-again relationship will become more clear in the season opener, he teases – but he’s not about to divulge details. Asked if there will be more “It was all a dream – maybe” moments during the coming season, for example, Hanson scoffed and replied: “Do you honestly think I am going to answer that question after what I went through last season?” The May season finale – in which Booth and Brennan were revealed in bed together, but only in a dream – divided longtime Bones fans along no-they- didn’t/yes-they-did lines. “You want people to react to your show,” Hanson said. “This sounds awful but it’s true: When the audience fights amongst itself, I feel we’ve done something right. If everybody loved everything all the time, they would be bored inside one season.” Something has changed, though, between Booth and Brennan in the new season, Hanson admitted. Exactly what, he wouldn’t say. Neither would Boreanaz. “I’m just trying to get my memory back,” Boreanaz said, with a playful wince. Deschanel says that one of the things that appeals to her about Brennan’s character is her innocence. “She has no idea who Britney Spears is, or anything pop-culture related at all. Which I love. It’s as though she filled her brain with entirely useful information that she uses in her day-to-day life, so why would she fill it with anything frivolous like Britney Spears? But I also love the fact that she has contradictions. Brennan did know, for example, who Stewie was from Family Guy. We all have people in our lives who surprise us, and I think that’s what makes it so human. That’s what I love about Hart and Stephen’s (Nathan) writing: The characters have this base, but then contradict the base, because that’s what people do. You see from time to time that Brennan does know certain things – like, for example, that she’s a fan of John Wayne. She watched him when she was growing up.” “Do you want to do your impression of John Wayne, since it was never in the show?” Hanson teased. “No,” Deschanel said, startled. “I don’t remember how to do it.” Deschanel remembered her recent experience at Comic-Con, though. “We felt like rock stars backstage, with the 4,500 people who showed up out in front,” she said, laughing. “I didn’t like it at all,” Hanson said. “To step out on that stage with the actors – oh, God.” “David did an impression of Hart that was amazing,” Deschanel said. “It turned me inside out,” Hanson said, “because there were 4,000 people out there, and 1,000 of them HATE me.” He paused. “And 3,000 are very nice.” “Did you poll everyone afterwards to get those numbers?” Deschanel asked. “I’m guessing by the boos,” Hanson replied. “Rough estimate, then,” Deschanel said. “It’s interesting, though,” Hanson said. “If I could just divorce myself from the agony of facing 4,200 of our fans, it was incredible to hear them cheer and react to every little thing. When Emily walked out, the noise in the room was just incredible. And then afterward, we had to be surrounded by security. There were these 15 huge guys who were taking us out to sign stuff, and I thought, `This is ridiculous.’… It was a shocking experience that I could forego.” Hanson turned to his writing partner, Bones co-executive producer Stephen Nathan. “You can go next year, Stephen,” he said. There will be a next year, too. Bones has already been renewed for a seventh season. Bones returns Wednesday Sept. 16 on Global at 8 ET/PT, and Thursday Sept. 17 on Fox at 8 ET/PT.

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Bones: Zooey Deschanel's Coming to Town Christmas is still four months away but Bones is already giving its fans a treat by announcing that Zooey Deschanel, movie star sister of Emily Deschanel, will possibly be making a guest appearance on the show this December. With both Deschanel sisters in the entertainment circuit, Bones fans have been waiting for this on-screen pairing for quite some time now. However, "Zooey's rockin' career kept getting in the way," according to show exec producer Hart Hanson. While older sister Emily has been solving crime mysteries as Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan on the small screen since 2005, younger sister Zooey has been making a name for herself in the big screen with supporting roles in Almost Famous and The New Guy, before playing lead in All the Real Girls, Elf, The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, The Happening, Yes Man and 500 Days of Summer. We've witnessed how engaging they both are separately, now it's time to see how their on-screen chemistry plays out when Zooey appears as a relative of Emily's Brennan on Bones. "We've been looking for an opportunity to get the Deschanel girls together," Hanson told Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello. "We alluded to [Bones] having a cousin in Minnesota two seasons ago. I'd very much like to meet her in the Christmas episode." Of course, that's assuming that Zooey's schedule can accommodate the filming of Bones. At present, she's busy working on the movie Your Highness, a fantasy comedy about an arrogant, lazy price and his more heroic brother who must complete a mission in order to save their father's kingdom. Zooey, who plays Belladonna, stars alongside Natalie Portman, James Franco, Damian Lewis and Danny McBride.

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[~Lisa~]

thanks for that

hopefully Zoeey can come on

[effielive]

Finally got to watch that video, it's really funny

[oy_humbug]

Some Pretty Strong Feelings Become Apparent on 'Bones' Season 5 The fourth season finale of Bones, which found Booth and Brennan in bed together though only in a dream, divided longtime fans of the mismatched forensic duo along the lines of whether they should or shouldn't get together. Come season 5, the dynamics is going to be different, though, now that Booth is starting off on a clean slate following his brain injury. But hope is still not lost. I even hear that Booth will convey some pretty strong feelings towards Brennan in the episodes to come. So does this mean that Booth and Bones will finally fall in love? Warning: This article contains some spoilers!!! Not exactly, according to TV Guide's Mickey O'Connor who reveals, "Booth will demonstrate some pretty strong feelings right off the bat. A related aside: My great-uncle Andy had a brain tumor. Before his surgery, he loved nothing more than a plate of fried eggs and bacon. Afterward, the mere smell of bacon, or any pork product really, made him sick to his stomach. Bones is the bacon." That must be pretty tough to take for Brennan, as well as some Bones fans, but I'm sure that Booth fending off Brennan would be fun to watch. It even opens up other possibilities for this odd couple. Maybe Brennan would go to even greater lengths just to get Booth to like her--- or at least bring back what they used to have. Perhaps, in the process, Booth will even find herself falling for him. On the other hand, I'm not sure Brennan's the type who would do just that. Just two weeks to go and counting! Bones returns for its highly anticipated fifth season on Thursday, September 17 on FOX.

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[sethamgal]

ohmy dieing with bones overload want to watch it so bad

[miss-rebel86]

Anyone else noticed that actor that plays Fisher, the depressed intern, also plays in Waking up in Vegas by Katy Perry?
Dunno where to share this so put it here...