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Bones Comic Con 2013

San Diego Comic Con LogoBones stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel along with show creator Hart Hanson and executive produce Ian Toynton, who will director the first episode of season 9, wowed Ballroom 20 at San Diego Comic Con 2013 on Friday afternoon July 19 from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm. Executive producer Stephen Nathan was scheduled to join then but attended in spirit as he was unable to make it.

Prior to the panel, the four Bones representatives hit the Press Room, trying their best to answer questions without giving too much away. A few minutes later, the performers and producers were walking on stage to thunderous applause from the hall packed with Bones fans.

Following the introductions, David as Agent Booth, got down on one knee and proposed to Brennan giving fans the photo opportunity of a life time. “Do you want to do this the right way?” he asks the room.

Rather than show clips from the season eight ending episode, Emily and David read through highlights by switching parts. Emily read Booth’s part in her best jock cop voice while it took David longer to get into character because he kept getting distracted by examining pretend bones.

Ian Toynton will direct the opening episode of season 9 which begins filming on Monday. The episode “The Secret in the Proposal” will pick up three months from where we left off. Booth and Brennan’s relationship is rocky and Booth, who has no one to confide in, consults an old friend who used to be a priest.

Hart Hanson confirms, there will definitely be a Booth and Brennan wedding this season!

While discussing Christopher Pelant, Hart Hanson is tricked into revealing Pelant will meet his end this season. David offers many potential ways this could plan out including floating him out in space, Moonraker-style.

“I don’t like serial killers they just kill a lot of people and aren’t very interesting characters to me.” — Hart Hanson

Hart explains how the rotating crew of squinterns are only available until one of them lands an extended role. His hope for the next squintern would be a totally unbearable person who is wheelchair bound.

After answering moderated questions, fans were able to pose a few queries of their own.

If Emily was a character in the Angel universe what would she be like? Emily jumps in, “Immortal. Let’s just start there.” They decide on “Sister Soultaker.”

Will Sweets get back with Daisy?
Hart Hanson: “I don’t want to tell you. I’ll say this. Sweets is still on the show and Daisy is still on the show. Please watch and find out.”

Will we ever see Dr Zack Addy again?
Hart Hanson: “Never say never”

Where would you like to film an international episode? Emily chimes right in with Morocco and Paris. David lists Rome as his top choice. Ian would love to return to London. “Where they have horrible coffee and everything’s fried”, sings David.

Hart reveals that in the event the television series comes to an end, we can talk about a Bones feature film.

A Day with Bones at Comic Con

Emily and David both tweeted they were driving to San Diego for the day just to attend this yearly event.

While fans were already taking their places in ballroom 20, David Boreanaz started the day by appearing on the local Fox station’s morning show.

Then, David had enough time to squeeze in an interview with Michael Ausiello for TV Line.

Emily Deschanel’s great look can be attributed in part to her natural beauty but today, her hair is by David Garnder and makeup by Amy Nadine.

Next, David and Emily had a photo shoot with Entertainment Weekly.

Press Room

Prior to the panel, the Bones representatives made their way to the Comic Con Press Room for quick photos and interviews.


[Zap 2 It] “Bones” star David Boreanaz talks about Booth and Season 9 at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con.



[Zap 2 It] “Bones” star Emily Deschanel talks about Brennan and Season 9 at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con.



[meredithjj] Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz in the press room for BONES at Comic-Con 2013.



[The TV Addict] David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel Talk BONES at San Diego Comic Con 2013



[TV Equals] David Boreanaz & Emily Deschanel sit down for an interview on Bones Season 9


[TV Equals] Executive producers Stephen Nathan & Hart Hansonl sit down for an interview on Bones Season 9


‘Bones’ at Comic-Con: Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz say Booth and Brennan have grown apart

Bones stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel stopped by the EW studio at Comic-Con to discuss what we can expect in the show’s ninth season. [Watch the interview at Entertainment Weekly]

Finally, it was show time!

Panel

Watch the entire panel courtesy of Geek Nation.



It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for… Booth officially pops the question!



Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz switch things up by reading each other’s lines, much to the crowd’s amusement.



Comic Con panel highlights from Fox Broadcasting



Bones Season 9 Sneak Peak


Laura S, who camped out in the hall all day, summed it up well saying,

Autographs

After the panel, David, Emily and Ian hit the FOX booth to meet fans and sign their Comic Con exclusive Bones poster.

David Boreanaz reveals the strangest fan request he’s ever received.

Aftermath

Following the event, Hart Hanson only had a few regrets…

Photo Gallery

Bones Season 9 Premiere Date September 16, 2013

FOX’s longest running crime show, Bones is back for its 9th season on Monday September 16 at 8 pm (ET). Following the baseball World Series, Bones will move to Fridays at 8 pm from November 8. The script for episode one, confirmed by executive producer Stephen Nathan to be titled “The Secrets in the Proposal” (confirmed via TVLine), has been handed out to cast and crew members. And executive producer Ian Toynton has, via Twitter, announced shooting Season 9 will begin on July 23rd.

In regards to the season premiere, Stephen Nathan said, “We want to continue exploring how Booth and Brennan adjust after their ill-fated proposal and the secret Booth is forced to keep. Secrets will be a theme we keep alive — and dead (we are a murder show after all) — in the episode.”

Following Bones on Mondays will be the premiere of the thrilling adventure fantasy, Sleepy Hollow at 9 pm. According to FOX, the series is a modern-day twist on Washington Irving’s 1820 short story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. In the series, Ichabod Crane (played by Tom Mison, “Salmon Fishing in the Yemen”) is resurrected and pulled two and a half centuries through time to find that the world is on the brink of destruction and that he is humanity’s last hope, forcing him to team up with a contemporary police officer (Nicole Beharie, “42,” “Shame,” “American Violet”) to unravel a mystery that dates back to the founding fathers.

New unscripted series, Junior MasterChef, will debut Friday September 27 at 8 pm. FOX says the new culinary competition for talented kids gives “budding cooks between the ages of eight and 13 the opportunity to showcase their talent, culinary smarts and passion for food through a series of delicious challenges and cook-offs.” Award-winning chef Gordon Ramsay, restaurateur and winemaker Joe Bastianich (Del Posto, Eataly) and acclaimed chef Graham Elliot (Graham Elliot, Graham Elliot Bistro) will coach and encourage the kids to cook like pros, as well as teaching them the tricks of the trade along the way. The concept has been successful in Australia and Greece. There are no promos for the US series, but promos for the Australian and Greece seasons can be found on YouTube.

Bones will replace Junior MasterChef from November 8, and will be followed by season three of Raising Hope.

High-tech, high-stakes action drama Almost Human premieres Monday November 4, filling Bones vacant 8 pm slot. The series is executive produced by Emmy Award winner J.J. Abrams (“Fringe”, “Lost”, the “Mission: Impossible” and new “Star Trek” franchises) and created by J.H. Wyman (“Fringe”, “The Mexican”). Almost Human stars Karl Urban (“Star Trek”, “Lord of the Rings”) and Michael Ealy (“Sleeper Cell”, “Common Law”), and is set 35 years in the future, when police officers in Los Angeles are paired with highly evolved human-like androids. An unlikely partnership is forged when a part-machine cop (Urban), who has a dislike for robots, is forced to pair with a part-human robot (Ealy), with emotional feelings, as they fight crime in a futuristic new world.

FOX announced the renewal of Bones early, choosing to announce it before season 8’s back half began in January. The news shouldn’t be a surprise for fans. In spring 2012, FOX renewed the show for Season 8 – while signing a licensing deal for two. For those who don’t understand, it meant FOX has the option of picking Bones up for Season 9 without having to go through studio red tape a second time.

Getting a 9th season just proves how resilient the show has been since it started in 2005. Bones has survived through renewal seasons up against a strong FOX line-up of scripted dramas, and even came through the writer’s strike stronger than ever (albeit having a slightly shorter season).

There’s so far no dates for when Season 9 will premiere in other countries – for the Boneheads outside of the US, stay tuned. iDigBones will keep you updated with the schedule for all countries.

Emily Deschanel Hosts “Veg Appetit” (Jun 16, 2013)

The organically versatile SmogShopp in Culver City, CA served as the setting for the inaugural Humane Society of the United States’ “veg appetit” fundraiser hosted by Emily Deschanel, Sunday, June 16. The $200/plate event featured vegan fare prepared by Chefs Tal Ronen of Crossroads and Yves Fournier of Andrei’s. “We’re celebrating vegan food, encouraging people to take the steps, and kind of showcasing how incredibly delicious vegan food can be,” Emily said, excited about her participation. “The money goes to support farm animals through the Humane Society.” The proceeds from the event will benefit both the Farm Animal Protection Campaign and the Hollywood Outreach Program.

Emily, a 20-year vegan, just wrapped up an Action Alert for PETA on animal cruelty in the dairy industry. In an interview with HappyCow.com, a site about sustainable and healthy lifestyle choices, talked about raising her son Henry vegan. “I had a very healthy pregnancy and a very healthy child who’s doing incredibly well. He loves eating vegetables and I don’t know a lot of kids we can say that about.”

She also looks forward to the new book by The Pillars of Health, John Pierre, a long time vegan nutritionist and fitness consultant. “He changed so many peoples’ lives for the better, making them healthier and happier.”

Veg Appetit Image Gallery

Videos

Veg Appetit 2013

Veg Appetit host Emily Deschanel’s interview with Ken Spector from Happy Cow.

Emily’s exposé Ditching Dairy
You have to admire an actress who feels passionately about her causes and is willing to go the extra step to make them known!

Bones Season 2 Episode 2 Summary – Mother and Child in the Bay

Bones Season 2 Episode 2
“Mother and Child in the Bay”
Air Date: September 6, 2006

The Crime: Booth and Brennan are called to the scene of a body that washes up on the Delaware Bay. Before they leave the Jeffersonian, Booth tells Brennan that it could be the body of Carlie Richardson. When she says “who?”, they banter about her lack of knowledge of television and current events. Booth says Carlie was a newlywed they assumed was murdered by her cheating husband. There was evidence that they fought. He was covered with scratches and seen at the marina on the bay the day of her disappearance, but without a body, he walked.

At the bay, a badly decomposed body wrapped in plastic is pulled from the water. Bones identifies it as caucasian, female, 25 – 30 years old, and says it’s been in the water about a year. Cam lifts the plastic and says “They have.” Brennan notes that the size of the fetal bones indicates the fetus was viable. Booth wonders how someone could do this to their own kid, still assuming Kyle is the murderer.

The Bodies on the Table: Zack says the multiple fractures on the woman’s body could be from assault or battering by rocks and debris in the water. There are stab wounds that prove it was a very violent death, missing bones, and a missing murder weapon. Bones asks Zack to confirm the knife that’s missing from the husband’s set matches the marks on the bone and Cam sets to work on the organic material under the fingernails. A locket is also found melted into the lung. It says “I love you, Kenny.” Not much is said about the baby.

The Evidence: The clothes on the body match the last thing Carlie Richardson was seen wearing and Booth delivers a box of stuff from Richardson’s house that contains rope, plastic sheeting, and a knife set with one missing. They also have Kyle’s DNA results for comparison and a dead fish from the plastic wrapping that leads Hodgin’s to a realization that breaks the case open.

The team re-enacts the stabbing with a dummy, hoping to match the amount of force used with that of a man of Kyle Richardson’s stature. They invite Booth because he’s closest to Kyle’s size. They’re all surprised when the force matches Angela’s height and weight. Karen Tyler, the girlfriend, is a similar size.

The Witnesses: Kyle Richardson’s girlfriend, Karen Tyler says Kyle hit her and ran after seeing the body had been found. She says they started dating after his wife went missing. Later after Dennis and Patricia Campbell, Carlie’s parents, prove she knew Kyle before that, the team takes her DNA. Karen explains she and Kyle were waiting to be together until after he and Carlie separated to make it look better.

A second group of witnesses is the mom’s group that Carlie formed with three other expectant mothers. They tell Booth and Brennan that Kenny was Carlie’s dog and the missing picture was of her and the canine. Mary Corbus, a veterinarian, took care of the dog when Kyle accidentally backed over it with the car. She throws doubt on whether it was an accident. Booth and Brennan show a picture of Karen to the friends, and when they hear she was the girlfriend, they say maybe that was why Carlie said she didn’t want the baby. The vet, says she’s pretty sure she saw Carlie and Karen together around the time of the murder.

The Revelations: The fish that Hodgin’s tests is a fresh water fish, proving that the body was moved from fresh water to the bay. When they dredge the closest body of fresh water, the sediment doesn’t match and the next body of water is over 60 miles away. This messes up the timeline. Kyle Richardson couldn’t have been at the murder site and the marina.

Particles in the cut marks lead Hodgins to the scene of the crime on the shore of a creek in New Jersey. Angela says thunderstorms carried Carlie and the baby to the bay. Cam says the DNA under Carlie’s nails belongs to Kyle, but there is also DNA from a woman and it’s not Karen Tyler’s.

The fetus had antidepressants in its system which could only have been transferred through breastfeeding. When the team looks more closely at the infant’s skull, they see the child was born alive and lived for two weeks. It’s not the Richardson’s baby. Their baby was cut out of Carlie, stolen, and replaced with the baby who died from shaken baby syndrome, probably as the result of its mother’s post partum depression.

The Verdict: When Angela inputs the infant’s skull dimensions into a program that shows what the child would have looked like as it aged, Booth and Brennan see the similarities with the killer. The killer used a scalpel and an antiseptic used to prep patients for surgery. All of this leads them to the vet, Mary Corbus.

The child is returned to his father, Kyle Richardson, who ran because everyone had already decided he was guilty. He was at the marina that night trying to figure out how to tell her Carlie he was leaving her for Karen.

The Relationships: As the episode begins, both Booth and Brennan are aggravated with other people. Brennan is having trouble adjusting to Cam’s authority and Booth is worried that Rebecca’s new boyfriend, Drew, might be taking his place in Parker’s life.

Rebecca confronts Booth regarding his overprotective and controlling behavior. She reminds him she doesn’t legally have to let him see Parker.

Brennan seems to be competing with Cam in everything from who can get to the site the quickest, to who Zack belongs to. The fact that Cam says finding the body should make it a slam dunk against Richardson only motivates Bones to prove her wrong. Cam asks her if she’s working for the defense, but Brennan says,“No, the victims.” Eventually she sees Cam wants the same thing.

Booth and Bones discuss parenthood in the car and Bones mentions she doesn’t know how mother’s do it, giving up their lives for years to raise the child. Booth says when it’s your kid, you don’t feel like you’re giving up anything. When asked if he’d have Parker all over again, even with all the Rebecca drama, Booth says no question.

At the diner, Booth and Brennan wait for Parker. When Rebecca and Drew both show up, too, Booth almost starts a fight. However, when he looks at Parker and Brennan he realizes that Parker is what matters. He invites them to have coffee and tells Bones she can stay. She says it’s a family thing and watches from the door before leaving.